Should Yitzhak and Shlomo's owner take charge and lead JaSin out of the wilderness? Or, should Jasin be forever doomed to grumble, bumble, and fumble in the unforgiving wilderness?

Were Yitzhak and Shlomo the ones making the controversial chants at the Sydney Opera House?

Could the answer be in Australia's 'burning bush'?

Yitzhak and Shlomo must eventually come into conflict over the possession of JaSin's ute, and the paltry possessions bequeathed to JaSin by a former associate.

Dancing with the devil has consequences.