In this episode of Radio Ranch, host Roger Sayles is joined by Brent Allen Winters for a deep dive into historical and contemporary issues. The discussion covers a wide range of topics, including the significance of the Declaration of Independence, the role of common law, and the influence of religious and political ideologies on society. Brent provides insights into the historical context of the American Revolution, the role of the Hessians, and the philosophical underpinnings of American governance.
The conversation also touches on modern issues such as the influence of Zionism, the role of dispensationalism in religious thought, and the impact of societal changes on family dynamics. The hosts engage with callers, discussing topics like the Sabbath, the interpretation of biblical texts, and the influence of external forces on societal norms. The episode is a blend of historical analysis, religious discourse, and contemporary societal critique, offering listeners a comprehensive look at the intersections of history, law, and culture.
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Thank you, Alvin. Ushering us in one more time here, Friday edition, Radio Ranch. Roger Sales, your host. It's the fifth Cinco of, September as we pledge along through to the, back six months of the year where there's almost always excitement. Anyway, good morning, Paul. We haven't seen I don't think mister Winters has got his horse tied up out front yet, but he will be here directly. And, so be in the interim, we'll converse about something. And, we'll also allow you, if you would, to give a hand of thanks to the folks that help us extend our reach. If you would, sir Bennett or sir Paul.
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I can do that. And, we have a very light compliment of, services. Alan and I were It's Friday. Alan and I were on the phone this morning. And, what I am going to be doing is I'm going to be extending the invitation to him. Or, actually, I've already extended it. He just hasn't given me the numbers. Mhmm. I'm going to be picking up, overflow streams on homenetwork.tv, freedomnation.tv, golivetv, and streamlife.tube. Hopefully, we can put the techno technical pieces in place so I can also handle the ice cast stream to WBOU in Chicago. So I will have all of those platforms, driven from here in the event that things happen, like his Internet is giving him problems today. So which is That's unfortunate.
The thing. He's not gonna be with us.
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Uh-huh. So you're the maestro today. You're the big maestro today.
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No. I haven't actually put those pieces in place yet because he hasn't given me those numbers. Oh, the numbers. Right. Because of because of the stuff that I did last week, setting up the rumble stream and the restream multicast
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and all that, I actually have some open holes where I can bring in, the Net family of broadcast services,
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and I can serve them just from the infrastructure I have in place. So, they're not with us today. However, radiosoapbox.com is, thanks to our buddy Paul, who, I don't I don't wanna spoil the surprise or anything like that, but he is going to try and join us today. Uh-oh. Good. So, we're also just joined neuro folk I'm sorry. What?
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Somebody just joined us, it looked like. Yeah. Connelloire did.
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We're on eurofolksradio.com. Thanks to pastor Eli James who was scheduled to be on Paul English live yesterday. However Uh-oh. He wasn't able to make it. So they're gonna try and reschedule him for next week. So but it was a great show. They just have two hours of frivolity? Oh, no. It was three hours of joviality is what it was. Of joviality. You know? Okay. You get a get us three or four together. Yeah. And Yeah. Crazy things happen. Yeah. We're we're also on Global Voice Network. Our website is thematrixstocks.com, so you can join us using free conference call. Actually, join us live on the show.
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So You you can't get too out of line over there now. What's his name? Stormer? He may come and throw you in the Tower Of London. You know? I mean, it's getting pretty ridiculous over there.
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Well, did I have
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again, I have already, extended the invitation to Paul English that he can use my channels and my distribution, and he's completely outside of the, English thumb as it were.
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So to speak. Okay. Well, I'm sure it'll get straightened out. I'm, I I think at this stage, Paul shows compared to some of the other things they're dealing with not a priority, but it may be. Who knows? Anyway, did you did I hear say that mister Winters joined us there? Did, the Yes. He is. But I did have one thing that I wanted to to,
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see. I've been looking into Robert Seffer
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Yeah.
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And, the Atlantean Chronicles whatever. Mhmm. Yeah. Did you know that there's a one in 56,000,000 chance that, Britain is not the lost tribe of Israel? That's what Robert says anyway.
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Well, it could be. He's a very, fastidious researcher. I've he's got copious amounts of work out there. I haven't probably haven't seen all of them. Could be. He's got a lot of information back into those thing into those, things, in antiquity. And, as his channel would indicate, he's fascinated with Atlantis and the legend of Atlantis, which may be real. You know? So, anyway, welcome, Brent. Is that you there again on Friday?
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Yeah. Roger, hi. Good to talk to you. I'm glad you're here. I hope you're alright. And Yeah. Too.
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Yeah. Probably better than most, so I should not complain. Did you have do you have a good week?
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Yeah. Everything's going good here. As I say, if I'm north of dirt, I'm happy. Happy? Yeah. Yeah. I'm north of dirt. And, a lot of my friends have their three score and 10 in, and they're gone. You know? And I I've got my three score and 10 in, and I'm not gone. So I'm gonna try to keep doing something and hope it's worthwhile. I think I think there's got the big guys got more work for us to do. Oh, yeah. There's plenty. More work to do in a fella and get done, as dad has always said, but there's not always money to do it. So the best thing to do is just get in and start working. I hope somebody gives you some pay because somehow you're taken care of. Mhmm. But I'm I'm hoping, and I'm cocked and loaded, Roger, to and, of course, you can interrupt, at your leisure. I'm cocked and loaded to start in on the declaration of 76 again. Oh, let's continue that again. Well, that's good. Well Okay.
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In case you hadn't heard Gold's bet. I'm down at 37 36, $3,700 this morning. Good gravy. So that's escalating. And, of course, silver is at a point where it's only been one other time in twenty five hundred years, I think. What's still we're at? 40 low forties.
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Oh, but then
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so, it's, it's really turning. We got well, we got some kind of an event up ahead of us. I don't know how far, but it's definitely closer by the day. Uh-huh. Let's see. What else do I wanna ask you about? Do you got you got a a relationship with sheriff Darleaf up there in Michigan? Did you hear what came out of Michigan this week?
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No. What happened?
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Well, they got a budget committee, and these guys found 4,277 fake jobs.
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Fake what?
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Jobs.
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Oh. Oh. Oh. Yeah. Fake job. That does that surprise me? No. $5,000,000,000 worth. Yeah. It doesn't surprise me. It doesn't surprise me a bit. Right? That's 5,000 million dollars for the I know. Initiated. But see, we're I don't know about other people. I'm just used to it, and I'm hardened to it, and I don't get indignant about it. I just won't stop if I can figure out a way to do something to stop it, but I certainly don't get exercised over it anymore. You know, like Everett Dirksen used to say, a billion here and a billion there, and pretty soon, you're talking about some money. Yeah. Real money. And, well, yeah, we can't we can't fathom that. You know, that's that's stupid.
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Anyway, I thought that was very interesting this week. There's a lot of stuff. Mister, mister Trump had a a lavish dinner at the White House last night with a bunch of high-tech people and he and Melania, and, Bill Gates is on one side of them, and Zuckerberg was on the other at the table. Uh-huh. So, no telling what they're cooking up there, shenanigan wise.
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Well, I'm hoping that these traders. They're, of course, they're just interested in the money, so they may be, kissing his can by this time for all I know. Yeah. And I and I would expect that. If they think they're over a barrel, they have no dignity or pride. They'll do anything. They'll just fall down and beg if they have to. They don't care. I guess. Well, that's why I'm glad not to be driven by that. Well, no. It's it is rather it's called freedom. It's what it is. If you're not driven by money, we all wanna, of course, have a little money. I understand that. But when really the when it comes down to the nut cutting, and you gotta choose. And we all reach that point no matter how much we drive to make money, and that's a good thing.
But there comes a point where a fella, sooner or later, he's gonna have to make a choice, and his choice will reveal who he is. Yes. That's what's gonna happen in everybody's life. I can say just as a personal testimony, it's happened in mine, and I was pleasantly surprised at what I did. And once you if you do the right thing, it increases your confidence exponentially. Because before that, before your testing, you don't know. And it's nothing and if you do the right thing, it's no credit to you. None. Absolutely none. It may be, though, if you if you do the right thing, it's what God has done with you in spite of your weakness and stupidity.
That's what it boils down to. And if you don't see it that way, it'll never happen to you. That's what, book teaches us anyway. Well, Roger, do you want me to dive into this thing then? Well, looks like you got your swimsuit on, so go ahead. That's a good line, Roger. I got my swimsuit on. I might as well go ahead and stick my toe in water. Yeah. No. No. Don't stick your toe and dive in the deep end of the Oh, we used to do that Roger week till we had the pond. And now we go down to Crick or we go to pond. And if it was a little bit in the spring, it might be chilly, but we discovered if we just dive in all at once and not go slow, then seemed like it was easier than trying to acclimate yourself to the water.
But yeah. Because if it's cold and, you know, you get acclimated to it a little bit. Is that the way it was to you?
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You just made me flash on a moment of my youth. Yeah. Kinda funny. We used to do a lot of fishing up there in Alaska and Yeah. And there's, you know, there's about seven different kinds of salmon. Yeah. Most people just think there's one. There's a number of varieties and Yeah. The most prized are called sockeyes. Yeah. And that's red salmon. It's the one you pay the most for in the store. And so there's a place down there in the Kenai Peninsula where the red salmon ran. And, it it was a branch, a feeder, if you will, stream, called the, Upper And Lower Russian Rivers and lakes. There's two of each, and it fed into the Kenai River, which is a very fast river with big rocks and all that stuff. Very, I can't imagine those poor salmon navigated up to that point. They finally get the Russian River and they cut off, you know, go up to one of those lakes and spawn.
Uh-huh. Well, it was, you had to walk in. First of all, you had to walk in. At least there were several trails. One of them, the shortest one was a mile. And you could only get three of these reds a day was the limit. And so it'd be my father, my mom, and I, and we'd hike in, maybe her mother occasionally. We'd hike in, and then you'd catch your your red salmon and you'd, put them on a backpack, three per day of four people. Well, that's a that's a lot of salmon at eight, seven, eight, ten pounds apiece. Uh-huh. And, and you hike back out. So I was in there one day and the the mom and dad were upstream. I'd gone downstream. These fish, they've been they've been fighting that current and they've come in off the ocean and all that to go, do what the good Lord wants them to do, which reproduce.
And so when they get up in that fast running stream, and it was very clear, by the way, you could see them. They get up in that fast running stream and they want to rest after they've been going over some rapids and stuff and they get to what you call a hole or a deep spot there. And so, I mean, sometimes you'd find a hole and you see the salmon and they're they wouldn't bite supposedly. At least that's what they thought the first year or two we were there, and you'd have to snag them. Have you ever snagged fish? You know what I'm talking about, Brent? Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Oh, and also tickled catfish. Yeah. Probably.
So, anyway, you had this very heavy lure with a big treble hook on the end, and you'd see these salmon in there. And we used a a a real heavy duty fly rod with real heavy duty monofilament line because you grip that and be a a a and be part of the fight. And you had to have that that that that long fly rod for the touch. Okay? And so, anyway, I left and went downstream. My parents' this one hole I knew about, and it was where the river bend bend bended bent. Uh-huh. And so I was on the high side of the river. And so I snagged this, salmon, but I got him in the tail.
And if you get him in the tail, you can't control him. And so they immediately start swimming downstream. So now I gotta follow this fish or lose everything. And so I'm on the high ground. It's about I don't remember. It's five, six feet above the where the river bent there in that curve. And there on the edge of that cliff is a big tree. Uh-huh. Okay. I mean, I feel like Jerry Clauer now. You know? So there's this big tree there, and I got this big long fly rod and this really salmon that I wanted to land. And so I get to that tree and I go, well, the only way I can get around it is to reach that rod around and grab it or else maybe I can go under the tree as it's leaning over the water and just grab the tree and maneuver my way, around it on the water side. Right? Uh-huh. And I get about halfway around, and the bark comes off.
I couldn't figure out I knew you were gonna fall in the water, but I couldn't figure out how this was gonna work. That's that's what happened. And I had hip boots on Uh-huh. Which were up. They weren't down. They were up. And, of course, the minute you hit that fast water, Ed, boy, was it cold. Yeah. And, and, and those hip boots fill up with water, just that quick, like a balloon. And now you're part of the current going down there, you know, and you're going, you know, the cold water deal. So anyway, well, I landed that fish. Oh, you did? I did. I got down to the shallow part where it got out of the hole in the rapids and and I landed that rascal, but boy, I was soaking cold wet.
So that's just when you talked about that, that's his memory that came back to me. Oh, sure. The memories of my youth at Alaska. It's a wonderful place.
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Yeah. Oh, I'm sure.
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Pardon me? Hello. This is Chris. This is Chris. Yeah. Hey, Chris. From California. Abraham Trier. We're gonna talk about him a little bit. Who? What he's doing in Africa, shaking up Abraham Treuer. He say he said he said everybody packing out of his country.
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I I don't even know who he is, Chris. You're a little ahead of me on this one. What country are we talking about? The,
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the country. The country's name is a funny little country, but, he sent the, he has canceled all contracts with the people from Israel, all the companies, all of the mining companies, and, all of the agricultural companies Yeah. All of the corporations. He seized all their assets.
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Mhmm. It's incredible. And it's, Well It's it looks like it's creating a domino effect in Africa. Well, you better pray for him. He may be going to heaven here pretty quick.
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Well, he's a believer, by the way. Well, I can tell. Yeah. He's he's a believer. He he's not afraid of him.
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Well, the more people stand up in the world. Yep. It is. And, I had not heard of that, Chris. We'll have to elaborate on it a little more. I've agreed a very with much greed. I've taken up part of the front end of the program with my fish story here this morning. Brent has no doubt worked and has got pinned, and we're in this continuing discussion, comparative discussion in the declaration of independence. And, so Brent, you wanna launch off into that? I don't have anything else.
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I could probably tell a couple more stories, but I want you to go into this information. Yeah. Me too. You get me to start seeing a story. I got some fishing stories. Oh, I do too. Talking about tickling catfish. So you're talking about snagging salmon down our part of the world, the bubbas, they get down over in the muddy water and tickle the catfish. Yeah. And under their bellies and yeah. Don't they call that noodling? Yeah. That too. You know? Yeah. They think that's big stuff. You know, a catfish is like a like a gator. As long as it stays alive and eats, it just keeps getting bigger, and they get up to two, three hundred pound. They get very big. Oh, man. But they're bottom feeders. You don't see those big ones, but we're getting back to the declaration of 76. Now then we'd made the point last time that it really although we call it the declaration of independence, it isn't. Not really in any way. It's the declaration of shifting dependence shifting dependence from the king of England for protection and sustenance to the supreme judge of all the world and doing it in a in a an official way.
Well, it's hard for us to appreciate the utter shock of the British at their defeat. They were beside themselves. The world had flipped upside down. General Cornwallis, forced to surrender at Yorktown, was confused and embarrassed. He refused to show himself at the surrender while his men laid down their arms. Eventually, he left, and I think he became governor of the island of Nevis. He wanted out of here, and he got an appointment somehow. But he refused to show himself while his men, the British troops, laid down their arms, and during which he ordered his regimental band to play the then familiar pop tune called the world turned upside down.
As the band played, although this isn't in the history books, but it's got to be true because it was such a popular tune, The the band played the song called the world turned upside down, but they didn't sing it. But, you have to assume that the lyrics danced in the heads of everybody present, and they go like this. If buttercups chased after the bee, if ships were on land and churches at sea, if mamas sold their babies to gypsies for half a crown, the whole world would be turned upside down, and that's the way the British saw their surrender and losing the war to the Americans. The arm of British power in America, says Yorktown veteran sergeant Joseph Plumb Martin, was dislocated by the capture of Lord Cornwallis and his Myrmidons.
Now Myrmidon is from ancient, that's a word from ancient Greek mythology that means, men who will do whatever they're told without thought. They're just mermidon, nothing more really than robots, and that's what he called the British and the Hessian troops. And Martin was there, matter of fact Martin was in the the spearhead of the assault, and he was armed with a hatchet along with a whole lot of other fellows called cowboys at that time. That was before we understood cowboys the way we do now, but they called them cowboys. And his job with a hatchet and, of course, his his, musket and his, bayonet was to chop his way through the fallen timbers that the British had put down with the limbs pointed toward the Americans and then chopped off so they're sharp.
His job was to cut a path through along with the others that were armed the same way with hatchets, cut a path through the bulwark. And he makes the point that the man right in front of him, when they finally got a path kinda started through, was shot through the head, with a British musket ball. Very dangerous business. He lived through seven years of that kind of stuff. But he gives a glimpse into the conviction when he uses this word Myrmidon of the conviction of the young rank and file American continental show soldier and why he fought. But to be more precise, the Myrmidon was a tribal name of the Thessalian Greek warriors who fought under king Achilles at Troy, and the word Myrmidon early came to signify those subordinates in Greek city states and other civil law of the city governments who execute orders without thought or question, protest, or pity. Mhmm. Used today of robots and hired killers.
Any man that would kill on command, that was fundamentally the standard of the Nazi troops, although it was only the SS troopers or who fashioned themselves after Greek Myrmidons. They did that, and that was their oath, and that's what they did, and that's evil, beyond evil. Well, that's the way the Americans saw them, and our our country then went through the birth pangs of battle, of course, and, today is then dependence on the powers that be dependence on the powers that be displace our government with civil law under its many labels. Most Americans, I would say, and this is just an observation. I don't know how many, but it looks to me like most Americans, are dependent upon government in ways that are not good.
And that's the whole idea of this evil empire is to get everybody somehow dependent upon the government. Countless government dominated corporations, untold agencies, swarms of bureaucrats, codes of countless rules, executive orders and decrees, warrantless searches and seizures, administrative and foreign tribunals, all without due process or trial by jury as our common law demands, now form, and I'm quoting the declaration, these now form a long train of abuses and usurpations pursuing invariably the same object and evinces a design to reduce these states under absolute despotism.
That is not cornball, and that is not pathetic. That's the fact of the matter. It's sick, and it's evil. And that's what's happening. The same thing now has happened back then. By the way, I'm reading all this from the book called the declaration of '76 and constitution of The United States, a common lawyer comments clause by clause and blow by blow. And you can get that book at www.commonlawyer.com. You can for an appreciation of a donation, to in church, you can get that book.
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Today is that yes. Can I ask you a question? Go ahead. Do we have any idea of the percentage of the Hessians versus the regular British troops that were, that, made up Cornwallis's force?
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I'll bet somebody could go to the internet and pull that up without trouble. I've never done it, but I I could say a lot about them. You know, they had a reputation for being brutal killers. There were a lot of them that defected to the American side as you know. Yes. They saw great opportunities. We know that they didn't have really any choice in the matter because the King George the third being a German and being a prince of Germany, the, troops that he that he sent over here from Prussia, the Hessians, were his were his possession. And what he did was he as prince in Germany this is the this is corporate shell game. As prince in Germany, he rented those troops to himself as king of England and got the money. He made money going and coming. Sure. And that's, the way it worked, but,
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they don't have audience. Can I add something that that these Hessians, their they their coach were blue? Yeah. So the and the, British, of course, were red. Uh-huh. And that's why I was interested in the percentage because what happened is as as Brent just said, they were owned by, I guess, the elector of Hess or King George the third or whoever in that situation had that ownership right over them. Uh-huh. And, when they came to The US, they would be enticed by the colonists because they never had a I mean, they were objects of a property right back then. Yeah. And so they would entice them to defect and come over to the colonial side. Mhmm. And because that war was very much like a guerrilla war, like Vietnam reversed Mhmm. And our guys were the ones in the woods, and they were the ones walking down the road in straight lines and obliques and all that.
And so, the Hessians, because they had blue coats that stood out, would reverse their coats to help camouflage themselves in the woods. Mhmm. And that's where the word turncoat
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comes from. Mhmm. And they would come and join us and flip their coats over. Yep. Yep. Turncoat. Well, Roger. Little little more. Somebody wanted to say something. Oh, Larry's there. Larry, you got something?
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Alright. Yeah. AI is saying between, thirty and thirty four thousand Hessians. Forty and thirty In the revolutionary war.
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Uh-huh. That's a lot now. Yeah. It is. Back then. Back then. A 10,000 man army was huge back then. Wow. Paul, are you messing with the audio? It really got clear and loud there for a second. I mean, in a good way. Anyway, I don't know what Paul's doing.
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Nope. Nope. That was Brent. He just got up on his microphone.
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Oh, okay.
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Alright. Well, I'm sorry to interrupt, Brent. I just had that on my mind, and thanks, Larry, for looking into that. Yeah. Thanks, Larry. And I'm gonna say more about it. They brought it up. I'm jumping ahead a little bit in the book. But Joseph Plumb Martin, the fellow I quoted a while ago that was at Yorktown, was once, of course, a young continental soldier. Matter of fact, seven years, from age 16 to age 23 at the close of the war. Years later, as an old veteran of the American war, he recalled his discovery of the unburied remains of Hessian mercenaries while he was a soldier. They ran across him. Unburied remains a full year after pitched battle that he fought against them. He went back and rambled over the place where they'd had a battle a year before.
He spoke in outrage of the servile condition to which the statist mercenary trade had reduced the Hessians. Because Britain's King George the third was also a German prince, of course, as I've said, the Hessians he sent to subdue England's American colonies were his subjects. JP Martin, this young fellow, believed that the use of mercenaries is but a system of a greater evil, a symptom of a greater evil, which is total state power over men. In hindsight of decades past, Martin recalled his feelings upon discovering the remains of his Hessian foes, providing good rebuke for Americans yet to come. Now he had fought this battle when he was a teenager.
He went back over the ground with some with his messmates a year later while he was still a young man in the Continental Army, and he's riding now between ages 75 and 80. He's an older man old man. He says this, I, with some of my comrades who were in the Battle of the White Plains in the year '76, one day took a ramble over the ground where we were then engaged with the British. We saw a number of the graves of those who had had fell in that battle. Some of the bodies had been so slightly buried that the dogs or hogs or both had dug them out of the ground.
Their skulls and other bones and hair were scattered about the place. Here were Hessian skulls as thick as a bombshell. Poor fellows! Exclamation point. They were left unburied in a foreign land. They had perhaps as near and dear friends to lament their sad destiny as the Americans who lay buried near them, but they should have kept it home. We should then never have gone after them to kill them in their own country. But, the reader will say, they were forced to come and be killed here, forced by their rulers who have absolute power of life and death over their subjects. Well then, dear reader, bless a kind providence that has made such a distinction between your condition and theirs, and be careful that you too do not allow yourself to be brought to such an abject servile condition.
Oh. And the abject sir this now that's the end of the quote. But the abject servile condition of which JP Martin here speaks is that of those who are subject to rulers who conscript and sell their subjects' lives and military services to a foreign power or under foreign officers. The Hessians fighting the Americans were enslaved to George the third. As I've said before, not only a German prince but also king of England. The lives of the Hessians, feared by all for their ruthless brownness in battle, were sold to King George for money. Or he sold them to himself, really. King George's prince in Germ Saxony Germany to himself as king of England. Such slavery now threatens America's armed forces as our government put her sons and even, God forbid, her daughters under command of United Nations foreign officers.
That's, a comment of a common lawyer comment. Here's truly. Let me get back to where it was. I jumped ahead in the book. Well, I'm sorry to get you sidetracked, but I've got I've got a curiosity with these k with these issues. Go ahead. Well, I'm glad you did. And if you say it, we'll dive in for a minute and also read it again when I get there. I don't want people to forget that particular quote. That's, an eyewitness of what was going on. You know, you wanna know what's going on in the war. Don't watch the news. Talk to the boots on the ground. It's always been that way.
You know, that's why Vietnam went south, and people didn't want it anymore because for the first time, the press was they were with the boots on the ground every every evening, and I remember watching it on Walter Cronkite news in the evening, what was going on. And then, well, people began to understand, and they didn't like what was happening. Well
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Brent, I'm I'm sorry. I gotta stop you again. Uh-huh. Mhmm. I think I've related years ago to you in the audience, but not recently, the, fellow that I met in Argentina and became befriended with. He had a little wine. His family had been in the wine business for five generations. He had a bodega and all that, which is a refinery, if you will, where they make wine. And he had a little wine store in town right next to the popular sidewalk cafe that most people use. So, you know, they call Argentina a a cafe society because it's very European in that respect.
Mhmm. And, anyway, Alfred was his name, Alfred Sierra, Sierra. And he, he and I hit it off right off the bat because he spoke a little English, first of all. And, he had he and I had both worked for ABC. I did a stint with ABC in the record division for about a minute. Anyway, we related right there from that. And he was telling me the reason he spoke English is when he was graduating from college in film. His best friend was the AGFA rep for South America. Now AGFA is one of the companies that do film and stuff that was broken up from IG Farben, Bayer, AGFA, and two others. Okay? Mhmm. So, anyway, his friend was the South American rep for AGFA, and he came to him. He said, well, you know, do would you like to work in New York for ABC?
Mhmm. And he goes, well, why? Well, what was happening in Vietnam was they were using American reporters. And if they captured one of them because they were Americans, they'd execute them on the spot. And so they were looking for foreigners that didn't fit that formula. And so at 18 or so, he moves to New York in the sixties. He's making $10,000 a month in the sixties. Oh, man. Yeah. So you can imagine. Okay. That's more than most people made made in the year back. I mean, it's incredible that the difference in comparison. Anyway, Alfredo, he they mainly was for Vietnam, but he also covered the '67, Gulf War where they, sunk the tried to sink the USS Liberty and all that. Mhmm. There's a point to the story here I'm getting to. Mhmm. And so, because in those days, there wasn't video. There's just film.
And so when he'd go out as a reporter and he'd have to have grips with him, you know, carrying the bags and the spare canisters of film and take the one that's expended when it's finished and all that. And he told me personally, he said, we'd come out of the field, and we had to go by the CIA. And we had to drop that film off for at least two hours, and we could not send it to the network until the CIA had gone over it. Mhmm. So you're talking about the first war where the war took place at the dinner table. Mhmm. Well, it all cleared CIA
[00:38:21] Unknown:
first. Mhmm. Mhmm. That and it did, and I recognize all that, but they they couldn't they couldn't keep it all out. And just the whole idea was too much. It should've been an experiment to try. They had the guys right on the ground making live broadcast, remember, almost. I mean, at least that day, almost live. Film at eleven. Film at eleven as they used to say on the 06:00 night. Right.
[00:38:44] Unknown:
They get to film back and play it. Anyway, I just thought that was unusual to run across that guy in that particular time with that particular job with that particular message. Mhmm.
[00:38:57] Unknown:
Well, this is all applicable right now, and we don't wanna lose this is not ancient history. Nothing has changed. Nothing ever does change among among mankind. It just keeps going the same way. As the bow and the fiddle are necessary to fiddle music reading again from the book, common lawyer comments on the declaration of '76 and our constitution, as the bow and fiddle are necessary to fiddle music, our declaration and constitution are needful to your freedoms. But even so, freedom is not in these documents any more than the music is in the fiddle and the bow. Simply put, just as the music is in the fiddler, so also freedom is in the man. It's not in the documents.
Just as the fiddler is free to make his music only as far as he knows his bow and fiddle, likewise, you're free to live your freedoms only as far as you know your declaration and US constitution. That's fact. And you're a Christian man or woman, you're and that's where ultimate freedom has to arise. You aren't free if you don't know that book to some degree, and the more you know it, the freer you're gonna get. The freer you're going to, I should say, the more you're going to experience your freedom. You you have it, but if you won't experience it, unless you know something about the laws of nature, and the laws of nature is God, and that's why I wanted to go through this. I still wanna go through it. So our constitution of The United States and our declaration of 76 arranges the bones formed in our government, says the Supreme Court, in the language of our common law.
Our declaration, these are dry bones, but our declaration of 76 breathe the spirit of our common law into our constitution, moistening its marrow, awakening its frame. Without our declaration, our constitution of The United States remains a dry and dispirited skeleton of words. And that's why since the beginning, both of these documents, nearly always, are published together, were in the beginning, and still are, each quickening the other. Our declarations shows the principles of common law government that bobbed forth from a real case and controversy. That makes it alive, and our constitution arranges and enacts these principles.
And then I have here Brent Allen Winter's Bone Gap, Illinois March 2010, and that's where I finished the book while I was in Bone Gap. Declaration of '76. So let's start in on it here a little bit. The reason for our declaration this is a comment, sentence at the beginning. The reason for our declaration is the king and his crony's refusal to honor our common law in the British American colonies. Our common law is the lifeblood and backbone of our declaration of '76 and constitution. These two documents taken together form the best brief of common law government ever penned and a solid foundation upon which to build a true understanding of freedom possible only according to the course of our common law.
And then the comment. Though called the declaration of independence, nowhere does our declaration use that phrase. In fact, to call this document the declaration of independence give the false impression that we have declared ourselves independent of everyone. We have not. Instead, our declaration declares our shifting of reliance by shifting our association, loyalty, and trust. First, we declared our shift of association from Britain. That's called freedom of disassociation, which is the flip side of freedom of association of our first amendment. Freedom of disassociation is contained in freedom of association.
That's a given. And to associate as states united is a fellowship of succession from Britain's empire joining forces in common defense, freedom of association. So freedom of disassociation from Britain, freedom of association as sister states in a common defense. Second, we declared our shift of loyalty from Britain. We said this, for example, in our declaration. These colonies are absolved from all allegiance to the British crown, to The United States, from, say, from the British crown, The United States, and the signers stating for evidence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.
So shift of of loyalty from Britain. Third, we declared our shift of reliance upon Britain for protection to reliance upon the God of all providence. The final paragraph of our declaration of 76 declares in whom we trust. It says this, appealing to the supreme judge of all the world for the rectitude of our intentions and for support of this decor declaration with a firm reliance on the protection of divine providence. Divine providence, supreme judge of all the world, we claim to rely upon that judge, that person, divine providence is a synonym for the maker of heaven and earth, to rely upon him for our protection.
Of course, that's what the Bible teaches. At bottom, our declaration never declares our independence, but shift of dependence for protection from Britain to divine providence, capital p. It's no accident. So you see, the Puritan, our Puritan forebears, stressed providence. Matter of fact, they said this, that this was the if you took their writings and I've read a lot of them and no doubt haven't read all, it's they're so voluminous. But I know this about them. What they taught, they taught this, that Christianity is not a moral order.
Christianity is not based on morality. No. No. Thousand times no. Christianity said our Puritan forebearers is based upon providence. Providence. So what do they mean when they said that? They mean that God is the provider, the provender of all things. Even the ability, even the ability, even the the desire to do what is right. You could not, would not even do that if God did not wiggle your willer, wiggle your will, and give you the desire to do it. He gives it as a gift. That was our Puritan forebears. Why? Because they were they held to what people call today war grade Calvinism.
That's what they were as were the Scotch Irish Presbyterians who then flooded the country about the time our country started. They were war grade Calvinists, the simple doctrines called Calvinism. Of course, that's not who discovered those doc those doctrines. Those were in the Bible, clear as crystalism, I might add. And if you believe that they aren't, my guess is, because I've been talking about this for decades, that you don't understand what what we call the reformed faith is. As I like to say, John Calvin was not a Calvinist the way most Calvinists think Calvinism is. And you in other words, people jump to conclusions about what it is, and I pointed it out to the Anglican Church of England. The official doctrine of that country is Calvinism.
And the 39 articles of the official church of which the the the crown is the head are Calvinistic to the hilt. And that's an unhappy label to be named after a man because those doctrines are just what the Bible has always taught. Augustine, about, April wrote voluminously of them. Of course, Martin Luther took that position as well. The Lutherans today do not take that position. They've abandoned what Martin Luther taught. Martin Luther was a biblicist to the nth degree. And, after he passed away, he lamented. He died, and a very unhappy man, and so did his wife, Katie.
And the reason is, and he said because nobody in Saxony, nobody in all Germany, most most, affectionately Saxony, has caught on to what I've been saying about the bible. I've just been teaching bible, and and he's right. They didn't catch on. And as soon as he died, his, his assistant, he called him his skinny shrimp, Melanchthon, took over and abandoned the fundamental doctrines that Luther had taught out of the Bible. But our declaration of 76 goes further. Giving I'm reading now from the book. Giving the facts justifying our our, leaving of Britain's empire.
In a word, king and parliament through bureaucrats using dominating devices of the law of the city, civil law, admiral, administrative law, canon law, and martial law, and our declaration of 76 cites all of those. Yes. Even canon law of the Roman church. We were they were scheming, the king and cronies of parliament, scheming to keep British American colonies from enjoying their common law freedoms. That was the problem. Taxation without reparation representation was not the problem. That was manufactured popularly in modern times.
Did they have a problem with taxation? The stamp act, yes. But, parliament repealed it once they saw it was a problem. That wasn't a problem, friends. What about the t tax? We discovered in that quote I made at the beginning, just one example. That wasn't the ultimate problem. No. What was the ultimate problem? Our common law. You know, in our common law, for instance, is the right to keep and bear arms. Well, it's part of the Bible too, and the common law is not from the Bible, but it's from the same source of the Bible. And, how did this how did this battle, this war start? It started over, for example, the British soldiers coming to confiscate the arms and powder of Americans so they couldn't bear arms and the militia would have their teeth pulled. That's a common law reality. You see, the king of England called himself king of England, but he called himself emperor of all of his empire. That's us.
And everybody in Britain that wrote on the subject, including William Blackstone, there's four volumes that are so famous, said, and I'm quoting Blackstone on this, our common law, he said, does not apply in our American plantations. Let me read his, what he said. In in our America I got a little a little bit out of order. He said this, in our American plantations, the common law has no authority. That's William Blackstone, the year 1765. What did we say on the 10/14/1774? We wrote a letter. Our first congress met at Annapolis, Maryland. They drafted a letter and wrote it to the crown. They said resolved that the respective colonies are entitled to the common law of England, and more especially to the great and inestimable privilege of that common law being tried by a jury of their peers in the vicinage according to the course of that common law. That's a big thing to them. That's the reason we went to war.
That's the first continental congress, the 10/14/1774. Well, our declaration goes further giving facts justifying our six secession from Britain's empire. In a word, king and parliament, I told you, are dominated. And those are the four when I say admiralty law, administrative law, canon law, and martial law, those are the four expressions of the law of the city, The code of Justinian of the Roman Empire that governs every country almost in the world today except the common law countries. If it doesn't govern directly, it governed by principle. And there are four fundamental expressions of that law called admiralty law, martial law. Those both are martial law, of course.
Administrative law, that's the law of the city, and the canon law of the church is the code of Justinian Justinian put to a a civil or to a to an ecclesiastic purpose, the law of the city. As is said, Gibbon said in his book, the decline decline and fall of the Roman Empire, the pope of Rome, he said. The pope of Rome is the ghost of Rome, sitting on the grave of Rome, and rightly adding, wielding the law of Rome. That's what the church of Rome has always been. That's what the church of Rome is. It's not wielding the Bible. No. The canon civil law was discovered in October. The Church of Rome took those on in order to supplant the Bible. That's what the pope said at that time. In order to supplant the Bible and the canon law is final to the Romanist.
These are facts of history, friends. These are not, interpretations of the Bibles, not in the Bible. Canon law is not part of the Bible. It's the code of the Roman Empire. The colonists knew that England called her land free soil because our common law had applied to anyone whose foot touched it. In fact, Magna Carta's phrase law of the land, meaning common law due process or just due process, our common law is process. It's not substantive law. It's not result oriented. It's process oriented. But it was so called because, they said, was innate only on the in the soil or the land of their British island home. That's called the free soil doctrine, which came to the forefront, by the way.
It's common law doctrine. It came to the forefront just in the well, before the war between the northern and the southern tiers of the states. And the question was see, slavery existed in The United States because England said that, the common law does not apply in the American colonies. So certain evil elements, very evil elements, involved in the slave trade, including in the Africans themselves, including the American red man in America, especially the civilized tribe, the Choctaw, the Chickasha, the Chickasaw, and the Cherokee involved in the slave trade, they took it upon they said, well, if the common law doesn't apply, then we can have slaves. You see, slavery has never been ever, ever, ever no record of slavery ever being lawful on the island of England. Then they said, well, that's our common law and it applies to our soil.
But they refused to apply it to anybody else's soil, and that's how that happens. So we wanted our common law freedoms in America, but we had the fly and the ointment, which was slavery. And then when it came to the point, we're saying, wait a minute. This isn't making sense. If if you know, the the free soil doctrines in England said this, if a man's foot touches the soil of the island called Britain, immediately, any chains of slavery or involuntary servitude that were attached to his ankles and wrist fell off, and he was ipso facto forever free.
And this doctrine then began to rise in America, and it began to rise on both sides of the Ohio, Mason Dixon. And I have in the book, excellence of the common law, you can read a long section on the Madston slave case in Coles County, Illinois. You know, most of the colonies, including New York, didn't outlaw slavery until about 1817 or 1827. I forget which one it was. But there were slaves all over in Illinois, same way. Well, finally, some slaves ran away, were in jail. Habeas Corpus was filed for them by some abolitionist, and Abe Lincoln ended up representing the slaveholder that wanted his slaves back.
This is in Coles County, Illinois, and Abe Lincoln represented him. And, habeas corpus was, argued by a friend at Lincoln's named Linder, l I n d e r. And, Lincoln was arguing for the slaver and, but the other side argued the free soil doctrine. Lincoln argued that the procedure wasn't right, that they were using habeas corpus for these four slaves, five slaves, a woman and four of her children. Mary Bryant was her name and the Bryant children. And they were living there with my my see, back then, what people used to do, if they lived in Kentucky, the dirt was blacker in Illinois. They come over in the summertime with their slaves and put out the crop and harvest, and they leave one of the slaves on the property. And they go back across the river, and and this fellow was from, Bourbon County, Kentucky, and he went back and forth, and he always took his slaves with him. Never a problem till all the ruckus started.
When he filed this case, Lincoln argued weekly according to the witnesses that were there, and Linder argued argued the free soil doctrine, which is part of our common law tradition. And, what people were saying back then, wait a minute. We've ignored our common law. We got our common law back, but then we said it doesn't apply the free soil doctrine. We didn't take that with us. Oh, and so the supreme court justice is sitting in Coles County for that case because it became so famous. I mean, the, the Bryant family was brought up on habeas corpus. That means their bodies habeas corpus.
We have the body before the court. An order is issued to the jailer, bring the bodies of the imprisoned people before the court and prove that your imprisonment is lawful. And, they did. I heard the arguments, and then, said that Mary Bryant and her four children on the spot on the spot, no time to process them out, that's habeas corpus, are ipso facto both now and forever free. That's what happened in that case. And so the the courts in Illinois said no. For the first time, the free soil doctrine does apply here. And by the way, they arrested their decision upon a case of a slave that was in England.
I came there with his master from a slave jurisdiction, Virginia. Came to England, and he took off, got rabbit in his blood as they say. And then they caught him, jailed him, and then he was put in jail, and then some do gooders filed a habeas corpus, and the whole case went up before the court in England. It's called the Somerset case. And the the the Marston slave case in Illinois was on facts that were on all fours. It was almost exactly the same. Just Kentucky, came from Kentucky and Illinois across the river. And, was he free? Well, Justice Mansfield, in that case, over in England, examined all the law of England.
Going back far as he recorded recorded history, it took him. He said slavery has never been lawful in England because it's common law. It's not lawful. Therefore, he's he freed for the same reason. He freed the slave, but it I'm just bringing it back to the point that from the beginning, it was a matter of our common law tradition, and there's no question that King George the third said, this is my empire. This is in England. I am not a common law king. That means I have limited powers. A common law king has limited powers. He can only act on the advice and consent of the upper house called the house of lords. That's why our president, according to our constitution, he is a common law king. That means he's limited. But no matter what you call him, but he can only act on the advice and consent of the upper house of congress, you see. Those are all get Lindsey Graham out of there and get his influence somewhere else. Yeah. Well, he poor boy, I don't know what's wrong with him.
I think he'd been there too long. You know, if I'd I was on the on the platform with Lindsey Graham in Washington, DC, and we're both running for congress. Nobody ever heard of him. Nobody ever heard of me. Now here's the way it works. Everything's the same so far. I didn't get elected to congress and he did, and you can see what it did to him. God help me. Would that have happened to me if I'd have went? I don't know. I just know that I didn't go, but here I am doing this instead. But the colonists knew that England called her law law of the land I'm reading from the book now, free soil, because the common law applied to anyone whose foot touched it. I believe we're at the top of the hour and I'm gonna take the opportunity.
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[01:01:52] Unknown:
I go on too much? No. No. Actually, we're all good. We're we're not on WVOU today.
[01:01:58] Unknown:
Oh, okay. Well, that was a break then. I'm gonna keep reading if I can. A rumor. I heard a rumor that Abdul and the night visitors might pop by. We'll see. Oh, okay. Oh, okay. Okay. Like, lurking around. Yeah. Okay. England, he has to go to the boys' room just to call. That's what I remember. Anyway, colonies, England never deemed her colonies to be blessed with this free swell doctrine. See, here's what happened. They had those people over there in India and all those play other places around the empire. Well, those folks didn't complain, see.
Why? Because they weren't British. That's why. They were tribal. They had no idea about our common law tradition, but we did. And we said, wait a minute. We're brothers. We're of the same blood. We have consanguinity as our declaration of 76 says. That means common blood. And you can pull that no common law stuff on the people over on the other side of the world that have a different color of skin and they're tribal and have never never had our common law tradition, but we're your brothers, we have common blood, and we know what it is, and we're entitled to it too. And you're trying to make us second class citizens, so we threw a hissy fit. See? Well, that ticked them off.
Well, anyway, the colonies, weren't, they said colonies don't have the common law. Well, the British Americans disagreed laying claim at Concord and Lexington, for instance, to their common law right to keep and bear arms. Our declaration of 76 is no scholars dribble. It is no scholarly dribble that puts the paper American convictions then on the anvil of trial by battle, being tested in the throes of war. By the time this was drafted, the the reek of gunpowder was hanging in men's noses in the colonies. You know, ain't it funny that the best writing and the most influential writing is done when people are either number one in jail, under a criminal indictment, or in the blood and death struggle and the throes of war.
Now I don't know, and I'd let you be the judge. But this particular book I'm reading from, I wrote this while I was in and out of jail and under grand federal grand jury indictment. That's when I wrote this. So it wasn't something I wrote because I wanted to write. It was something I wrote because I I was my spirit compelled me to write. Uh-huh. And all these things I'm saying here were real to me because once you feel the blackjack, the German shepherd, the threats against your family, trying to split up your family, taking away your children, Once you feel all the force of that, the world looks different, and you understand things you didn't understand before.
There's no sense saying it any other way. That's what it does to you. Go ahead, Roger.
[01:05:03] Unknown:
Yes. You like Timothy Leary said, when that jail door slams Uh-huh. You you get an instant education.
[01:05:10] Unknown:
I'm telling you. And, I'm not just, telling you I can learn from experiences of others, and I want you to learn from my experiences. But I've had that happen on two occasions. And if you haven't lost your liberty, and that's the most fundamental liberty there is, liberty of bodily locomotion, go where you want, when you want. If you haven't lost it, I don't want you to have to. But it is it is an experience experience that makes things real always. And Christianity, my friends, is an experience. And if you aren't experiencing it, you may be a Christian and not even know it, and you're not moving forward. And the but you will be because God promises by his spirit who has plumped out himself within your body, promises to impel you to do what God tells you to do. And once you do that and to say what God wants you to say at different times, and once you do that, you won't have to go looking for people to give you trouble. They'll come to you, and they'll come after you. Period.
In this world, you will have trouble, and God doesn't promise to take you out of trouble. Christianity is a surefire bet you're going into trouble. But he does promise. He doesn't promise to take you around it. He promises to take you right through the middle of it. Yay, said David. Yay. Watch this. Oh, you've heard this. It's familiar to all of you probably. Yay. Though I walk through the valley of the death shadow, the shadow of death, I fear no evil. What's he saying? He's saying, I don't get to go around the death shadow. I'm going right through the right through the valley of death. Yeah. That's where Christianity is. But remember, while you're in that valley of the shadow of death, God, same Psalm says, God prepares for you a table right in the face. The Hebrew text says, in the faces of your enemies.
It says it just that way. The translation says, in the presence of mine enemies. That's rather tame, my friends. That's tame. The Hebrew text is raw. In the faces of your enemies. In the valley of the shadow of death, he prepares this sumptuous meal for you, and you will fear no evil. Right in the middle of it all. Well, let's get back to this. The first and last paragraphs of our declaration of 76 together follow Isaiah chapter 33 verse 22, acknowledging God to be the spring and holder of the three powers of government. The legislator of his laws, the laws of nature and the laws of nature is God, that's our declaration of 76.
Isaiah said the enforcers enforcer of his laws, our declaration says, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine providence. And Isaiah says, the judge of his laws. As the judicial branch our declaration of 76 says, the supreme judge of all the world. Accepting the Godhead, both the Bible and our common law forbid that these three powers ever be gathered together into the hands of any single will of mere men, whether of one man, or a bevy of men. A legislature, a bevy of men such as a legislature, a trading monopoly like the British East India Company, a banking cartel like the Bank of England, or a bureaucracy like the IRS.
The just reason for independence of one country from domination by another is to secure personal individual freedom. Freedom is not any other kind but personal and individual. It doesn't exist in any other form, never has, and never will. There is no such thing as collective freedom, corporate freedom. That is a lie from hell that the evil empire will foist upon us to make us think that it's true. It isn't. If freedom doesn't apply to you personally, it's not freedom. If justice does not apply to you personally and experienced by you personally, it doesn't exist. Yes. The just reason for independence of one country from domination by another is to secure this personal individual freedom. In fact, freedom at bottom is never a corporate right. It is never a group right.
True rights, that is duties, are an individual matter. True rights are always an individual matter, and herein is a problem with corporation law. It's from Rome, from what people call the papal revolution of the eleventh century, October. Even freedom of association to associate or disassociate with a group of others is an individual right, my friends. And if you don't argue it that way in court, the bill of rights will the courts will never use the bill of rights to help you. I mean, the courts have even said, no. No. You can't come in here as a group. This is an individual matter. All rights are an individual duty between the individual and God direct without any any intervening any or any intervening, institution or other person in some.
Our founders sought independency from men and dependency upon God that they each would be free to choose and obey the duties of conscience their that their freedoms demanded. Watch this. This is a quote. Justice Joseph Story of the United States Supreme Court, quote, the rights of conscience are indeed beyond the just reach of any human power. They are given by God and cannot be encroached upon by any human authority without criminal disobedience of the precepts of natural nature's unwritten law as well as revealed religion. Revealed religion. Now where did he get that phrase? He got that from William Blackstone. What is revealed religion? What what does he mean when he says that? The Bible.
It was popular back in those earlier days to call the Bible revealed religion and to call nature the laws of nature and our common law tradition. Lex non scripta, law unwritten, revealed religion, the Bible. What is religion? Let's define that real quick. I'm not reading now. I'm just giving you more information, dropping a footnote, I suppose. Religion, and it that's a Latin based word. The the the word itself and the etymology of it tell us what it is, and it's an accurate understanding biblically. You know, the Bible says there is a true religion. True religion, right religion.
James talks about it and he gives a couple of examples and they are actions. To not offend orphans or widows, he says to start. So religion is something you do, but the word itself means re means back or again, and laguerre means to bind. Religion is your response back to your law giver. Your law giver says, do not offend orphans or window widows. Look out for them. Be careful about them. That's a respond. And when you do that, you're doing something. That's your response back. As Jesus Christ put it, we love him. Why? Because he first loved us.
We respond to him. He didn't respond to us. He he crosses the line first. We don't cross it first. We may say, oh, I'm looking for God. No. No. No. If you're looking for God, really looking for him, he already crossed the line and put that desire in you. That's the way that works. And religion is your action response back to your law giver. That means either obedience well, obedience to his will, his law, whoever your lawgiver is. And Joseph Justice story is lifting phrases from William Blackstone, very influential. Well, let's let's dive into it. We're gonna start reading the declaration right now in congress, 07/04/1776.
That's the title. To the unanimous the unanimous declaration of the 13 United States Of America. It doesn't say anything there about the declaration of independence because that's not what it is. And it doesn't say that anywhere in the document. It's it's the declaration of shifting dependence. Here it goes. Paragraph one. When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people, when one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume among the powers of the earth the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
Notice, he distinguishes between heaven and earth. He says, the political bands which have connected one people, and to assume among the powers of the earth. He's not talking about the skies up in the heavens. He's talking about the governments of men down here on land. Roger, go ahead. No. I'm I'm agreeing with you. I'm enjoying this place. Go. Yeah. And he then he distinguishes, he said, to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them. Now he's talking about God himself up in the skies. Thy kingdom, thy arrangement of of delegated spheres of authority come, thy will, thy law, be done on earth as it is in heaven. This tracks with what Jesus Christ said in the what we call the the Lord's prayer. It's not for the Lord. It's for the disciples. It's the disciples prayer, really. But he makes a distinction between heaven and earth that, the Bible does that in the first two verses of the Bible.
God made the heavens and the earth. And there is a right now, we're down here on land. God has delegated to us mankind, government. The bible calls this age, the age of man's, which means the age of man's government to be distinguished from the day of the lord. The day of man, the day of the lord, which the day of the judgment of Jesus Christ, that is the theme, one of the great themes of the prophets of the old testament. And Jesus Christ then, he unpacks all that in the new testament even more. So a decent respect, to the opinions of mankind.
In other words, we're making this public. This is in the sunshine. We're not hiding this from anybody. That's our common law tradition. If people in power do something, they got to do it before the whole world. We have in our common law tradition what we call the sunshine laws. We we don't have and then one of the great hallmarks of our common law tradition is our trials are public. Our government proceedings are public. We have galleries where we can come in and watch. We have we have audience places in our courtrooms where we can watch. Our trials, unlike the rest of the world of the law of the city, are, watch this, oral.
Oral. Did you know that in the rest of the world, what they call inquisitions, and it's not a trial, it's an inquisition, are mostly in writing. Mostly in writing. Here, no. We get the what we call confront as our as our constitution of The United States guarantees to us the opportunity to confront witnesses against us. The only way to do like justice Scalia used to say justice Scalia used to say, that word confront's very important. You know, he grew up Roger. Justice Scalia grew up in a home where his father was a language, a Latin teacher in a parochial school.
So So they'd sit around in the evening according to justice justice Scalia, all 10 or a dozen of them, however many back in the old days when those Roman families had big families and they'd talk about etymology of words. And that is why justice Scalia was the way he was. Why? Because his father taught him just by living with him that words are of chief importance. And the etymology there's more in the etymology of a word in the history of a word often than there is in the history of a military campaign. So justice Scalia said that. He said that word confront in our constitution is a Latin word compounded con front.
And it means frontus. It means forehead. That word means forehead. Has to do with your forehead. It means to band foreheads together. Confront is a is a intense and colorful and even violent word. You know, you watch men in the football field field line up with those helmets, and they'll crash those helmets together. That's confrontation. You have an opportunity to confront your witness.
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You know what came to my mind? What? In the rutting season when those horned animals fight over the females, especially doll sheep Uh-huh. That would just sit back and rear back and go full speed. Oh, man.
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Yeah. When you see those yaks and you I've watched films of them. When they do that, when they hit, everything in their body is just and the impact is their their their skulls are built. God made them that way to handle that impact. That is an example. Very good, Roger. I'm glad you brought that up. See what you girls do to us? Yeah. A picture of con yeah. Alright. That's right. See what you girls do to a picture of confrontation. It is adversarial. It is a fight. And that's the hallmark again of our common law tradition. It is not inquisitorial. It's adversarial.
We fight. We fight in court. We fight in politics. And we do it before the public. And in the courts, chiefly, we do it according to very well set rules. So it's a fair fight. Because if the fight isn't fair, then the best case has little chance of coming forward.
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You didn't happen you didn't happen to see any snippets of, Bobby Kennedy's, confrontation with the senate yesterday, did you? No. We talked about some fighting?
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Oh, good. I wanna I'm glad you told me. I do. And we all enjoy, watching a good fight, don't we? We enjoy the contest. That's why Perry Mason was so popular, Roger. Mhmm. Very popular. Well Yes. Let's come back to it. This is a common law document, so it's adversarial. It's done in public and so all the world can read. Magna Carta was that way. Stephen Langton. Stephen Langton, the chief drafter of Magna Carta, and I always like to point out the the man who gave us the chapter divisions of our Bibles that we still use today, that was Stephen Langton. He drafted it in Latin hurriedly.
There were armies. The pope of Rome had armies on the coast of France awaiting to invade. The smell of well, it wasn't gunpowder in those days, but, battle was in the air. And he drafted it hurriedly, and he wrote it in Latin knowing that it the pope would read it within a few days probably, and there would be emissaries going like gangbusters to get it back to him. When the he got it back to the pope, who remembers promoting the canon civil laws of Rome, and that was in the year 12/15, the the month of June. Got back to the pope. The pope, it was read to him aloud in Latin.
He blew a proverbial head gasket according to the people that were there. He immediately excommunicated the archbishop of Canterbury, Stephen Langton, and everybody, all the landholders of England who were involved and relegated them all to hell permanently claiming he had authority to do that. I'm shocked. It's shocking to me, Roger, that people of affiliate once they find out the truth of the matter, would affiliate with a group of pedophiles like that who declare that they have the power to send me to hell. And by the way, they have declared me already, that church, and has declared me bound for hell irreversibly as an apostate.
And then go along with that. I'm not willing to support pedophilia, number one, and therefore, I do not support that institution. But when you know more about it, maybe some people, if they're God has given them the will, the providence, the desire to get away from filth and evil, then maybe they'll leave. It's not American. It's not American. That is a non American thing to be involved in. And the declaration of '76 as our constitution is in the spirit of Magna Carta, and everybody who had anything to do with it were thrown out of that system. And they really didn't care at that point.
The first sentence of our I'm reading from the book now. The first sentence of our declaration relies for authority upon the God of nature's laws, the God of nature's laws, and the necessary separation of a people from control of far off rulers while acknowledging that that the grounds for such separation must be in facts, not logic, facts. And that's what our declaration does. It lays forth facts of how the king of England with and parliament with his cronies, the British East India Company, had have violated their common law freedoms and these four forms, administrative law, martial law, admiralty law, and the canon law of the church. It's all there, and we'll go through it, and we'll talk about it, unpack every bit of it.
Facts, they must be reasonable, open to the world, and explained. Stressing respect for both God and man, our declaration of 76 opens as it also closes, like bookends in reliance on God and a decent respect for men. It opens with that reliance on God and a decent respect for men, and it closes with that. In a way, kinda like Magna Carta, these are stepping stones in our common law tradition. Magna Carta opens by saying that the church of England shall be and is forever free. Free from what? Free from Rome. I mean, even way back then, friends.
And then it ends with the same statement, the church of England is now and forever free. Free from the influence of the evil empire, the Babylonian system itself. They tried hard, and we're still doing it. We're still trying, and we must continue to do it and try. It never once you do things like that, Magna Carta, declaration of '76, our constitution, going back the laws of King Alfred and on back we go, the laws of Edward confessor before that, These are just restatements and restatements and reassertions, reissuance of Magna Carta in the year 12/25.
And just say it again and again, we we have to or we'll lose everything. The words do make a difference. Just having that stuff on the books
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makes evil men feel guilty and gives them pause. Roger, you wanna say something? I was gonna say something Brent had. You know, I've been listening a bit lately to e Michael Jones. I appreciate his intellectual ability and his knowledge is like yours in many respects, especially on our adversaries. Mhmm. And he calls, and his statement is, well, Catholicism has got to take over because Protestantism is is crumbling. And, he said the Protestants are white boys who don't go to church and eat pork.
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That's right.
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That's pretty much yeah. I I don't disagree with him about that. But Protestant Let me just finish. Let me just finish. Well, the reason that's happening is in my mind, at least to some degree, because of dispensationalism. Why do I want would wanna go to a church that's taken over with raptor crap and that praises Israel and there there is a turning point. I've been hearing that dispensationalists are stopping contributing to Israel because of the slaughter over there. Yes. And it's changing some,
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but Protestantism is just another name for fundamentally, I know we all got problems in what we believe because we all have blind spots. And if I knew where my blind spots are and maybe some of you are thinking, yeah. I know where they are, Brent. Well, I would change them. I know that. And all of my Christian friends, all of them have they have false doctrines in their cross. I never met one that didn't, but we are constantly that's why it's it's an individual thing in our common law tradition. You gotta come to your own conclusion, friends. And protestantism is just another name for biblicism. You go to the bible yourself. What's the hallmark of Protestantism?
I go to the bible myself. I don't depend upon some leader of a pedophilia ring to tell me what the bible says. That's Protestantism, and that's not what Romanism is. Romanism is, we'll tell you what it says. You aren't allowed really to know. And by the way, worship Mary and the Babylonian mother child cult goes on and on with but we don't wanna get off on that. I'm gonna try to stick on this. But yeah. Right. And we're gonna try to point out as we go along when we see it, and I do this pretty often, how the laws of nature, our common law tradition, undergird the laws of nature's God, the bible, and how the laws of nature's God undergird the common law tradition. See, the common law tradition is the nexus that allows us to apply the Bible in individual instances in an experiential way. That's why John Wycliffe, the first man to translate the Bible into English, Rome threw him out, by the way, and burned his bones. They got to him too late, and he kicked the bucket on his own. Then they dug his bones up and burned them. That's how crazy the evil empire is. But his idea I'll transfer the bible in translate the bible into English, and I'm gonna see to it that the common law finally is taught in Oxford because all that's taught there is the law of the city. Matter of fact, the university system, the pope of Rome founded it in Bologna, Italy in Bologna, Italy, and I believe about, well, about the time, yeah, about the about the time of the papal revolution. And the idea was to supplant that to use the the Justinian's code, the canon civil laws of Rome to supplant the Bible as the final rule of faith and practice of the church. And they did it. They did it. Yeah. So the canon law is their rule. When they talk about the Bible, that that's not final to them. They'll say it's authority, but it's not final. What's final? What the pope says is final, see, ex cathedra, and all false religions are the same. We have another revelation from God beside the Bible. And once that happens, you can talk about the Bible like the Mormons do all day long, but the truth is they don't talk about the Bible. They talk about the book of Mormon because once something is added to the Bible, this is just the fact of history. Once something is added to the Bible, said to be at e of equal dignity with the Bible, the Bible will always recede from consideration.
Why? Because that's the truth. And those that say that are not of the truth. Those that follow those other those other re revelations are not of the truth, so they don't have a propensity of the Bible to start with. The Bible is final friends, but between the laws of nature, this is what, our forebears held. Between the laws of nature laws of nature, our common law tradition, and the laws of nature's God both undergird each other. In cases of apparent inconsistency between the two, the Bible is the final court of last resort. It's specific, and it's in writing. Decent respect to say here the next paragraph calls for this God of nature acknowledged in paragraph one called the creator.
Seen also in paragraph one is freedom of association, that is to choose fellowship, which to choose fellowship, which includes freedom to disassociate, just like freedom of speech includes the freedom, the right to remain silent. Those are flipped sides of the same freedom of governance over your own tongue, but they're in two different places in our constitution. But the freedom of association includes with this also the freedom to disassociate, equal standing among other nations. It says before God, the creator of nature and the laws governing it, honoring of all men and freedom of speech. All noble freedom is written in the faith phrases of the Puritan, John Locke.
Tom Jefferson, chief drafter of our declaration of '70 six, said that John Locke was one of the three greatest mortals that ever lived. And his phrases he was a Puritan, a biblicist to the hilt, and his phrases punctuate the declaration of '76 all over. It's riddled with them. And he has set these ideals on the revelation of the bible and of nature. And by the way, John Locke was an inerrantist when it came to the Bible, and for him, the Bible was final. Listen to me. Let's be sensible about this, and I'm quoting the greatest Puritans about Puritan of all times. That was John Owen. There are many great ones, but John Owen was a great teacher. John Owen said this, if there's any extra biblical revelation, anything that claims to be from God outside of the Bible, revelation words from God, if they agree with the Bible he said there's only two kinds, those that agree with the Bible and those that don't agree with the Bible.
If they don't agree with the Bible, obviously, they're false. We don't need them. If they do agree with the Bible, well, we got the Bible. We don't need those either. And what he was saying was the Bible says we're not to have any additions to it, not in the least. So revelation outside the Bible that does agree with the Bible, well, agrees with the bible, so we don't need it. And that which does not agree with the bible, we don't need that either, so we just don't need any extra biblical revelation in words. I just talked to a lady last night, a close friend for years. She used to get together with a friend and listen to this I think his name is Khan, Joseph somebody. Right? Oh my. Yeah. Yes. He's a he calls himself a present day prophet. They would get together every day and listen to him.
We were talking about it late last night over for supper. She said, you know, telling missus Brent and myself said, you know, I used to get together with another friend of ours who now deceased and do that every day, and finally, I just got to feeling wrong. I said, you didn't know why? She said, no, I didn't know why it didn't feel right. And then she said, I quit it. And now of course I've thought about it more. And of course I've talked to her about it and try to relate to her and her close friends. I've been clinic friends for decades. Her and her husband, what I thought, what the Bible says about it and what I thought about it. And she said, I'm out of that now. She said, I'm I'm listening to the Bible every day. I'm listening every day. She listened to it clear through once. Now she's doing it again. And she said, I am and, Roger, you've even said this. It's shocking when you get rid as a kid, maybe knows something about it. You get reintroduced to that book when you're older. It's overwhelming because the truth is there, and you know it. And it is applicable right now, and it informs you what to do. And you say that's it. I've seen it. Now God said it. That senses it. I I need to get busy and get get to doing this. See? That that's where it is. Okay. Well I've never I've never tracked any of these, issues down that they didn't end up back there. Yeah. And if you know the Bible, it gives you the assurance that god has seen to his written revelation, and he's ensured that there's not one jot and tittle of it that's, off base, not even a little bit. Well, comment comment continuing from from this first paragraph.
Our declarations phrase laws of nature and our phrases laws of nature and of nature's God, William Blackstone tells us, signifies natural law as two volumes of God's revelation of his will to man, the laws of nature unwritten in the nature of creation and the laws of nature's God written in our Bible. This understanding I'm reading from the winter the the book. This understanding is a sense common to all as opposed to Rome's civil canon law notions of natural law. They Rome says that natural law is intelligence given only to an elite intelligentsia called the priesthood, and Rome calls it the priesthood.
Judaism calls it the rabbis. Islam calls it the sages. And it says distinct class of men that are the only ones authorized to interpret what they say God has said or or the only ones authorized to interpret it because they, that elite group, has special training in the laws of logic coming from the Greeks and Aristotle. That's the doctrine of the law of the city. The logic. Logic governs. Logic's a tool that must be based, however, on fact. Fact must govern. Fact, not logic. And as William Blackstone says in his curse volume, to say what the laws of the city say is to get the whole world upside down. Fact does not bait does not result from logic. No. No.
Logic is founded on fact, and logic does not founded on fact. It has no chance in getting you to the truth. You have no chance of of hitting the bull's eye, unless your logic is founded on fact. But again, to stress, the whole doctrine of Rome, the official doctrine of Rome is Thomas Aquinas, often called they call him saint Thomas Aquinas. I read a lot about him too and read his stuff, and I'll tell you, Saint Thomas Aquinas doesn't fit the picture of a saint. They called him the ox in his day because he was a great big doofus acting guy, like, duh.
A very by the way, very intelligent, but his appearance didn't communicate that very well. But his readings are his writings are impeccably logical. He was a master he was disciplined in his mind. And he, of course, that's the definition of scholasticism and the scholastic fathers we call them in the middle ages. They use reason, and that came from Aristotle. It was introduced into Europe by an Islamic sage named Averroes. So Aristotle, Averroes introduced it, Mohammates and Thomas Aquinas. And those are the official doctrines of all three of those major religions. That's why we say all Babylonianism is fundamentally the same.
Logic, not fact. The true religion is fact and not logic. When we say the creeds, these are just some of the historic creeds that were put in place before Rome gained its power. Of the apostles creed. I believe in God the father, maker of heaven and earth, and in Jesus Christ, his only son, our lord, who was born of a virgin born at the okay. He was persecuted under Pontius Pilate, and I'm saying it in different word that maybe your tradition is used to. He was, crucified, dead, and buried. He rose again the third day where he ascended to the right hand of the of God the father.
And it goes on. I believe. I believe. Just reciting facts that come right out of the Bible, first Corinthians chapter 15, places like that. Well, I had Paul, the apostle says, I have delivered unto you that which I first received. And then he recites the facts of Christianity. What are the gospel records reporting the facts? Not the theology. The facts of what was said and what was done. What is the book of Acts reporting exactly what is said and what is done? And that becomes the foundation of all logic. And Paul the apostle said in in acts, to the elders at Miletus, I believe it was, he said, I didn't come to you with fables. He had said that before.
Wise fables and myths. No. I reasoned with you. That's called logic. But here's the key. I reasoned with you out of the scriptures. I didn't reason with you out of the, latest movie, the latest ballgame, the latest article in Life Magazine, all that baloney. No. No. No. No. These guys get in the pulpit and they wanna talk about better fellas stand up in the pulpit one time, Roger, and he said, well, I was having my devotions today with, in the newspaper with who was that famous Jewish woman that would give advice? And, she would he'd write up to her and she would, Doc doc oh, dear Abby, doctor Riggs.
Dear Abby. Yeah. I was having my devotions today in dear Abby. And his sermon was all it was logic when I listened to it, reasoning out of what dear Abby said. Well, who cares? Not only that, you've got a captive audience for thirty minutes to an hour. Why don't you give them something worthwhile? Like old, Bishop Ryle said, the reason you said it a while ago, and this you make the point, Roger. You quoted this fellow said, Protestant men are just white fat bubbas or what did he say? That, eat pork. They're they're white boys
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who
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are don't go to church and eat pork. Yeah. And, yeah, and he's right. And why is it that doesn't happen? Because they go to church, and they get sermonettes for Christianettes. The the faggy stuff. Order. It's not founded on morality. Nothing in it is founded on no. Founded on fact. What's the fact of the matter? The providence of God. God is absolutely and understandably sovereign beyond anything we could imagine. We can't put our we can't wrap our heads around it, but we know the fact of the matter. He's sovereign. His will trumps all in all cases, in ways we cannot understand.
But that's what they believe. It's not a moral order. And once it's reduced to the pissy any, beggarly, weak elements of being a moral order, you get white boys that don't go to church, eat pork, and sit around and watch, football. They chase yeah. They chase they chase this. Oh, yeah. Nerds. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Thinking then manliness becomes machoiness like it is in South America. Where Romanism Romanism is essentially a feminism. That's what it is. All false religion is a feminism. When you look at the commonness of Islam, of Romanism, of Judaism, what do you have? A feminism.
That's why I tell people leave it as fast as you can. And there's more to that that we had talked about. I do need to stick to my subject, but Roger is gonna Well, I want to inject something there. Brent Brent Brent's heard this before, but I've been down here in South America seventeen years now.
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And, you know, had friends, had a had a relationship in Argentina, all that. So I've been around some females. And when you get in this, spiritual religious discussion, I've never had one ask me if I believed in God. Every one of them asked me if I believed in the virgin.
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Okay. So they that's good, Roger, that you brought that up. They pay they they they believe that the virgin is where they is worthwhile worthwhile of their time, attention, prayers, money, and worthwhileness that's attributed to her, worthwhile on this, is worship. That's what worship is. People say, well, I don't worship her. Yes. You do. What is worship? It is attributing worthy ship. The word worship, that's a good way to understand the definition of it in the Bible too. It's a contraction of the word worthy ship. And you
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All over the place, there's these little, I don't really know all the Catholic stuff behind it, but it was sometimes along the highway, sometimes off from the sidewalk. Uh-huh. There'll be a little shrine. Yeah. And it's always got Mary and and and Jesus there, and it's all this stuff. And everybody that walks by crosses themselves and, you know, all that kind of stuff. It's got that too. And the Bible says,
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point blank, whatever you deem worthy of your time, attention, money, prayers, worthieship, you will be like unto that thing or person. And it's talking about idols. If you give attention to idols, you will become blind like them. Wood and stone and metal, you'll become blind and brainless. You can't hear anything. You can't even talk. That's what you'll become. You worship a woman. What will you what will happen to you? You will become more effeminate. The more time and attention you give to a female, men, I'm talking about men, the more effeminate you'll become. You know what? I've had young, teenagers make this observation to me, Roger. I noticed more men now talk, in an effeminate way than I've ever noticed.
Mhmm. Why is that? It's easy. And I've had young people tell me this. Well, it's obvious. All the newscaster and a lot of them are females. The upfront people in government are females. And the more we hear a woman talk, the more men will talk with the list of a woman. It's actually And they've been feeding them soy. They've been feeding them soy for soy boys. Okay. I I get that, Roger. And a lot of other things too. But but just giving time and attention and this is what the evil empire has orchestrated that we are exposed to that and become more effeminate as time goes along. Because the devil knows that the foundation of man's relationship to the creator is the trust settlement of God that's been given to the male of the species.
The female of the species, according to the Bible, participates in this trust settlement, this covenant through her husband or her father. And if she has neither, then she's put in that special category we talked about a while ago, the the husbandless woman and the fatherless child. And God says they're special to me. You better not mess with them. I'll get you if you do. So it puts them in that special category. So God covers us all in every way. But the woman that has a husband or father, that's that's, not absent, that is, but she participates in that context with him and through him.
But if the devil can destroy the maleness, which he you know, we clear he's worked at that very hard to destroy all differences. That's why the the sodomy and the lesbianism is rampant now. Yeah. That's the devil's work. Yeah. And the more he can confuse the sexes, like I say, the more men are talking like women, dressing like women, thinking like women, and they are. What is the definition? Let's come to this. We've talked about it before before I go on. I wanna get to the next paragraph. The the biblical definition of a feminism, God's definition.
It's right in that first story in the Bible between our grandma and grandpa, Adam and Eve. The effeminate may look macho, but he's an effeminate if he follows the woman. If he and we're in a position now where the devil himself has orchestrated overwhelming leadership and throwing off the yoke of men and the leadership of women in corporate and government and police officers and on and on it goes. That's all the work of the devil. Why? Because it destroys the order between man and woman. And without that proper order, there is no government among men. It's not even possible. Yeah. That's what the bible says. Nobody nobody who's thinking could argue with that if they know the bible. I'm just telling you what it says. I'm not trying to get you to believe it. That's not something I'm even able to do. But I am here, and it is my responsibility to say what it says, and I take my responsibility serious.
I think I think the Bible ought to be talked about. Roger, do you want him to say one more thing before I continue?
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No. Not really. Go you can go ahead.
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Alright. Well, let's continue reading from this book, constitution, The United States and declaration of '76, a common lawyer comments available @www.commonlawyer.com. Well, the laws of nature and laws of nature is God, William Blackstone tells us. The first is, our common law tradition. We can see it, our observations of God's creation, the way things are, and they aren't going to change and the laws of nature's God is the Bible. Written and specific. He says lex scripta, the law of God, the will of God, the will of the sovereign written. The will of the sovereign is law. This understanding is a sense of the law. If somebody wants to say something, go ahead. Ironman. Yeah. Who is it?
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It's Farris. Farris.
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Yes. Wanted to mention this,
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that by using Wait a minute. Wait. Wait. No. Wait. If anybody
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asked for comments Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Ask for comments, you're just butting in here. When it said he wanted to cover this paragraph specifically Yeah. And I wanna give him the time to do it.
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See, there there was no open for questions. Me. Okay. I'll I'll just Shoot me. Go ahead. Go, please, Brent. I'll finish the paragraph, and then it then if it's okay with you, Roger, then Yeah. Well, okay. And not not much longer. This understanding is a sense common to all as opposed to Rome's civil canon law notions of natural law, an intelligence given on given only to an elite intelligentsia. Indeed, says Cohate, and he was a famous common lawyer here in America. Law is the expression and the perfection of common sense. In fact, the method to discern right from wrong is a sense common to all.
That's why we call it common sense, but it's common, but it's not accessible to all. I say that with all conviction. In other words, God has given all this to all men. He says so, but he has but men are blinded, deaf, dumb, and unenlightened without the spirit of God, period. Now that's what the Bible says. I'm repeating to you what the Bible says. I'm not trying to I'm not thinking that I can make anybody believe anything. Okay. Somebody wanted to say something, Roger.
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You can open it. Okay, Ferris. What do you got? Somebody somebody, canceled him or something. Ferris Okay. Another call. Hold on.
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No. No. Yeah. That's fine. I think I'm I'm on now. I think You're on now. What are you guys want to compliment Yes, please. I I'd like to compliment the cohost on the, use of the term sexes instead of genders. See, because of the importance of every word that he has reinforced and you have reinforced, Roger, we realized that by using the term gender, we corrupt the conversation. Yeah. So, kudos to Brenda Allen Winters for referring to the the the two sexes, not the two genders. You see? By changing language, they have screwed us over. And also I'd like to reinforce that any man would follow a woman anywhere.
They there thereby diminish themselves and me as being a member of the, the male, being a male of the species. So thanks again for amplifying that, but it doesn't sink in until you repeat it over and over. It's like my basic training in the army at Fort Bregg. You know? They had to repeat over and over so that we might survive war.
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And Drill practice is a war we're in with the females.
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Drill practice is a war we're in with the Yes. It is. And I I've got
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interrupt. I've got interrupt, Roger. We're not at a war with females. We're at a war with men. The females aren't even gonna have to answer for this. The men are gonna have to answer. God God makes that clear. Branch a little more correct here for you. Adam Adam had to answer for what his wife did. She answered to him, but not like he did. And that's the way it is now too. We are the ones. Men are the ones that are pushing for the drafting of women, for instance. Men are the ones that like all this. Why? Because it puts women out front and women that are out front like they are, you see them now, they're under the control of powerful men and men don't have to expose themselves. Let's send our wives, our daughters, and our nieces to catch shrapnel and bullets in our place. That's what they're promoting.
That's the evil of we're not at war with women. I don't wanna say that. And not only that, women are, extremely valuable and indispensable to what men do. Women are more quickly logical than men.
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They're more quickly logical than men. They come to conclusions faster. They're like their minds are like steel traps. Roger, you're gonna say I was gonna say here in all this stuff about the autism and everything is coming out with Kennedy, that's part of what all this is about. Uh-huh. The autism always affects the males and the females much less because it doesn't cross the blood brain barrier or something with them as easily. There's an actual physical reason that there's a disparity in the difference on the effect of autism. Do you know this, Brent? This is freaky. I forget how many. Thirty years ago, forty years ago, the rate of autism was one in every ten thousand, and now it's one in every forty.
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Yeah. Obviously, it's orchestrated as things like that are. But the female, the species, the reason men are here. Yeah. And the and without them, we're doomed. And what they do must be protected at all cost. If we're going to war for anything but protection of our wives, our children, and the perpetuation of our own families and our own people, we're going to war for the wrong reason. And we're we got it backwards. We can't do without them. And when I say they're more logical than men, that's true. But what they don't have and so there's a contribution, see, from the man and the woman. What they what the man doesn't have or what the woman doesn't have is the power of discernment that the man has. I'm just quoting the Bible. It says that Paul the apostle says that, and he reverts not to culture to explain it. He reverts back to the Garden of Eden. Mhmm. And the Bible says that our grandma Eve was hornswoggled.
Hornswoggled. But Adam wasn't. He knew exactly what he was doing and did it anyway. And there's the great danger. That's why we should listen to our wives if they have the right premise. If they you can give I give my wife, missus Brent. I give her the I give her the premise sometime. I said, what's your answer? Boy, it doesn't take her long. She can come to a solid conclusion. I need her. She can do that. Oh, I can do it too. I don't think it is a great note that there's never been a female philosopher or a a female theologian theologian in the history of the world. Never has been and never will be. Why? Because that's not what they do. They gravitate towards what is practical.
And theology and philosophy are not practical disciplines. Those are just nothing but abstract exercises of the mind. And the female feels like that's a waste of time. I mean, she naturally is built that way. She's wired that way. She's practical, and us men need that. We used to say in politics, the five w's are when women work, we win. When women work, we win. Because if politics was nothing but men, men would just talk. That's what men do. They talk. Talk, talk, talk, talk, talk. But women actually get things done because they're practical. It takes both because the men talk, they think, they're abstract. Women are not abstract in their thinking. They naturally, they just can't do that. They don't wanna do it. They feel like that's a waste of time, and they're right on that score. Let me get back to the book. I'm getting too far afield.
Congress at its two at its first meeting two years before resolved that British American rights were the unchangeable, immutable laws of nature, the principles of what they called the English constitution with a small c. That is common law and government. The in see, England has a constitution. They call it our English constitution, and they call it their unwritten constitution. What is it? It's their common law tradition. Three branches, co equal branches of government, that kind of thing. And a lot of the trial by jury. And over here, we had grand jury indictment, which they used to have and don't have anymore. But it is our common law. And, we say that we say, for example, well, we want a constitutional sheriff.
Well, the word sheriff doesn't occur in our US constitution. What do we mean when we say that? We want a sheriff that's a common law sheriff. Our unwritten constitution called our common law is meant to be discovered. It is the brooding omnipresence of our common law, Justice Joseph Story said, that we're to find. Our law is found. It's not manufactured. Roger, I'm gonna give it off. I've been talking a long time. Time goes so fast. I I don't I don't need to be anxious to get through this, but I'll throw it out for at least one comment or question. Maybe you've got something to say forward. Well, let me open it up. There's a couple not long left. Harris had his shot. Anybody got a question or comment for Brent or
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myself? Here at the last, got a couple of minutes left. Hit that Hi, Brent. There's Joan. She wants to act you.
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Howdy, sis. How are you? Howdy, bro. Mhmm. Okay. The, constitution, is that a common law document? Yeah. And Yes. It's a brief And when they Mhmm. Okay. Great. And then when they were writing it and they and and during the constitution constitutional convention, the I is it true they were in a, they they did it in secret. They did it behind closed doors and they covered the windows and they made everybody, I think, oh oh, say they've not revealed what was being said Uh-huh. While it was being written. And what do you have to say about that? Thank you.
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Well, I've heard that, but I I have no evidence of it. And, the evidence well, that's right. You don't really have evidence of it. But supposedly, Hamilton left a couple of times and went back to New York and then came and joined the convention. I don't know the specifics
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either. Well, the the people the the delegates from New York did that too. And, of course, they were they always, the New York delegates, delegate, he didn't wanna commit to anything, and it was questionable. But bottom line is this. Let's say let's say for purposes of argument, it was totally secret. Well, would does that make any difference? And I'll tell you why. Because it was put out to the public, and the militia of the several states voted to put it in place. Period. So in the final analysis, it wasn't them. It was the people. That's another word for the militia. The men of the several states put it in place, And they did it in full light of day.
They read it, and they were more versed about our common law tradition than we are today by far and more versed than anybody in England. And I'd if you go to get that book, Excellence of the Common Law, that comparative law text, I have a whole section in there about how many copies of Blackstone's commentaries on the laws of England sold in America of 3,000,000 people compared to, a lot less sold in England of 8,000,000 people. And we have the publishers records and you can show where most of them were sold. Most of them were sold in America. We were interested in our common law in America. No question about it. And the ratifiers ratified it. So why do people, if they do, make so much stink about whether it was secret or not secret or Hamilton was a scoundrel or no. No. They're all scoundrels. That's that's easy. Yeah. Have you ever met up somebody in politics that wasn't a scoundrel? I mean, go read about the life. They're rare. Go read about the life of of a Goebbner Morse for crying out loud. Read about the life of Ben Franklin. Oh, you it it's depressing.
Read about the life of all of these men, Tom Jeffers or, yeah, Tom Jefferson, but then George Washington. Did he do things he had not to do? Of course. But then the question is, have you done things you have not to do? I don't even know you. And I know you've done and thought a lot of things you had not to do. I know that you're a sinner worthy of death. That's what the Bible tells me, and I believe what God said. And I believe that about myself too. So arguing and talking about and I did a debate that fell down and then I've talked about down in Missouri. I wrote a book on the constitution, said it's an antichrist doc document, big thick book.
Clause by clause and blow by blow, and says it's all wrong. Well, and he had what he really does mostly is just attacks the people that were at the convention, attacks them. They were scoundrels. They had the wrong idea. Hamilton was an a banker from England. Probably. It is all true. But if you applied that standard to the writers of the Bible, you'd throw the Bible out too. I don't mean a little bit. Probably. Yeah. I mean, just and most people, of course, don't take time in their lives to study such things. They just hear the deed of beat of distant drums and are drawn out into the jungle and out into the weeds and talking about things that don't matter, and that's patriot mythology. And so whether or not they were scoundrels, whether or not the medium of secret, if that was wrong, okay, that's wrong. But in the final analysis, they're not the ones that put it in place.
The militia of the several states put it in place.
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Back to you, Roger. And the one that brings us all this great historical spiritual information is one Brent Allen Winters, and he hangs all of this information over at a website called commonlawyer.com. And it's got all kind I think you're on the air every day of the week somewhere. People can find and all that scheduling over there. Yeah. Paul but we don't have our music is the reason I'm kinda ad libbing here. So I know Paul turned down the top of the hour, so we're out at the at the back end too. So, anyway, Brent's all over the place. We'll be right back here tomorrow. We domicile here, and, from the regular Saturday morning show. Hope you got something out of today's fabulous, information flow from mister Brent Allen Winters. And, we he's here every Friday,
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and we'll see you soon one way or the other. Thank you, Brent. Roger. Thank you. Appreciate you too. And all you folk out there, all your comments, all your questions, all of them give me an opportunity to say what I want to say to others. So it's all valuable. We're not down on any of you. Gotcha.
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Yes. So yes, Larry? Well, let's see. I guess I guess we're off the air. Brought up another Oh, just a second. I would fall Yeah. I guess we're off the air. Right? Still no music. I don't know where he is anyway. Just trying to get out of the show before we break anything open. We just hit the top of the hour. Go ahead with your question.
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Yeah. Brent, couple of times, the rapture was brought up. Did you ever believe in the rapture and dispensationalism when you were younger? And if you did, what what got you out of it? And then it's my understanding that the rapture theory was created by, a 14 year old young ladies in another country or something. She had, I guess, she had a dream or whatever, and that's how it all started. Do you agree with that?
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Well, let's start with the foundation. Why people say there is no rapture? I don't know. That's so clear in the Bible. There is a rapture. That's easy. Dispensationalism? No. That's that's the problem. But the Bible says that we will be caught up into the air. Is that clear? Of course, it's clear. Well, then is there a rapture? The answer is yes. Rapture, the Latin word is related to the word rape. The word rape used to mean rapture. The idea of when the, the Sabine the Sabine women were raped, what that was in the old Roman the old Roman, Republic, that means that the men came in on horses and picked them up and carried them away.
Rape was being carried away, being lifted up and carried away. And that's what but it changed its meaning. But the word rapture is not the Greek word of the New Testament, but it is a fair translation, and that's taken from the Latin Vulgate. The Latin Vulgate used the word rapture. And it's it's changed its meaning now some, and it has the meaning of being in ecstasy and all that. All it means is to be picked up and carried off. And the Bible says that's what's gonna happen. But people say, oh, we're gonna be picked up and carried off to heaven, but it doesn't say that. What does it say? It says we will be caught up to meet him in the air.
And the picture there is of the returning, of the Roman legions as analogy, the returning victorious commanding officer. He'd get close to Rome, get a mile or two out of town. He'd send a messenger ahead to tell the city to get get, prepared for the celebration because we won. And, boy, they go into high gear as it were, have the ticker tape parade. You know? And they'd sit out there and bind up their wounds and polish their armor and get ready to march and have a march just like they did when Desert Storm, they came back and the American troops marched down the city streets of New York, ticker tape kind of parade. Well, that's what they do. And they declare the victory and they receive the glory. And when Jesus Christ comes back, it says, we will be caught up together to meet him in the air.
And from there and that's what happened when Rome, when they had everything ready, then they would send out thousands of people to walk with the Roman commander back into the city and declare his celebration victory. Well, that's what the picture is there, clearly. You can go in the context. You can see it. And Jesus Christ, when he comes back, we'll be with him, and we'll be caught up together in the air. We will be raptured, in other words, picked up and carried up, and then we will come back with him. That's what it says. And we will declare his lordship over what? Over the land that is entrusted under the trust settlement that he settled way back there in the very beginning and worked out and added information about all through the bible.
He will take the title deed to all the land of the earth as trustee. That's what will happen. Right. I'm not done yet. I'll get to you in a minute. I know you're looking for an opening. When I slow down, you jump in. I understand that. That's okay. But let me finish. Then hit the second part of the question was, so there is going to be a rapture, but it is to be understood not to be taken to heaven, but to meet the Lord, our Lord, our captain, and come back to earth. And there to reign with him. And then do the dispensationalism, did I ever follow that? And the answer is no. I never did. I was in a world where it was always around, and, there were people who promoted it. It became an overwhelming thing. When I went to school, it was started by Presbyterians.
Matter of fact, the founder of Union Oil Company started the school, him and his brother, Lyman Stewart. Union Oil Company founded the school. The school was Presbyterian, so it wasn't dispensational. It was biblical. And, after that, of course, then the infiltration of people who believed in the dispensational theory began to be professors there. Yeah. That really happened. Some of them, one or two of them were Jewish, but it was never officially dispensational. And now that school is so hard away from dispensationalism, it's pleasing. And when I was there, there were people who believed it and there were some who didn't, but it was never official. So I'm thoroughly familiar with it, but also I'm thoroughly familiar with, the other way too.
And, not like I know everything, but I feel like I can talk about it intelligently. But I'm not a dispensationalist, and the other the history of dispensationalism is
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is questionable at best, and we could talk about all the rotten people like c I Scofield, but that's not a valid argument about how rotten he is. But what he did is valid, but go ahead, Roger. I was gonna say, was it a 14 year old girl that started? It may have been, but the guy at the turn of last so two centuries ago, well, wasn't his name Darby? And it's his work that Scofield picked up on. Right? Yeah. Darby.
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Darby. Darby. And, the man called the greatest preacher that Christianity ever produced outside the bible was Charles Haddon Spurgeon of London. Uh-huh. And Charles Haddon Spurgeon preached, eight to 10,000 people every Sunday, but Spurgeon was a biblicist and the last the last of the Puritan, the great men of the Puritans. He was a Puritan at heart. And, he said of Darby that he was a scoundrel, and stay away from him is dangerous. And Darby, a lot of those dispensationalists that were coming on at that time, he well, he knew around the turn of the century.
People say, well, what about DL Moody, Dwight Lyman or Dwight Moody? Well, he never declared whether he was dispensationalist or not, but the school he started is dispensational. But that wasn't any doings of his. He'd been gone for a long time. But D. L. Moody, it can't be shown that he was dispensational. D. L. Moody was a man that had a third grade education that was in the category with Spurgeon. I mean, when he go to the McCormick Center in Chicago, eight to 10,000 people would show up. Oh. Amazingly. Amazingly. And then Sam Jones of the South. You know, Sam Jones was on the same level at the same time as Spurgeon, Moody, and Jones. Sam Jones was a drunk and a lawyer from the South, from Georgia, I believe.
And, he realized that God had, birthed him from above. He became a preacher. And Sam Jones, he, his preaching through his preaching, a man named Ryman, who was a steamboat magnate on the Cumberland River in Nashville, Tennessee, and his dad and his granddad before him had a lot of money. He had a lot of money, and he wanted a place where Sam Jones could preach in Nashville, and he built it for him. And today, it's called Ryman Auditorium. Oh, yeah. I now Yeah. You know, it's the music business. Well, Ryman Auditorium Isn't that where they do the Grand Ole Opry? It was. It was. It was not anymore, but it was, where the Grand Ole Opry was for since 1925 on up through, what, 1980 or '90. I don't know.
And, it's still there. It's a beautiful big building, but the reason it's there is because the preaching of Sam Jones again, I don't know why this is our Christian history. Why we don't talk about that, I don't know, but we don't. But Ryman that. Yeah. Ryman was a rabid, what we say a a poison baptist. He was he was a a rabid Christian. And he once he got the bug, he didn't stop. And he gave his time and his attention to Christ. And building of that Ryman Auditorium was his part of his religious worship, you see. As I've said, worthy ship. What's worthy of my time and my money? That's my worship.
And he said, my time and my money is to get the word out, and I can't preach like Sam Jones, but I certainly can help him by building a place where he can come and preach. And that's what he did. Well, that's, some of the things that happened about the rapture. And Darby, he was a a a he was an Irishman, by the way. Yeah. And, yeah.
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Scoundrels all. Skowheel too. From California. Hold hold it, Chris. Robbie was trying to get in there a minute ago. Hang hang on, Chris. Azana also
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I'm sorry, Robbie. Just Azana. I think he actually tried to speak up before Larry even, but he wants to let Robbie go first, whatever that Charles call.
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Alright. You. Thank you.
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Thank you, Roger. Speaking of how we treat our females go ahead.
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Yes. It's my understanding that the idea of the rapture and Zionism has its roots in dispensationalism, but that's not my question. My question is, to Brent. If you do believe in the rapture, would you say you're a a pre trib, post trib trib trib? What are you? Well, it yeah. Well, let's back up a minute. Say again,
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the rapture is unambiguously, clearly in the Bible. It's not the foundation of dispensationalism. It's just a fact. To understand it properly, did if, maybe, hope you heard me explain what it was while I go, and it's just a matter of what the Bible says. It's an analogy of Roman legions coming back into Rome, and Jesus Christ is likened to them coming back to Earth in victory. And we'll be caught up, it says, together and meet him in the air. We We used to sing a song when I was a boy. Very popular back then with the gospel quartets. You have heard of little Moses and the bull rush.
You have heard of fearless David and his thing. You have heard the story told of dreaming Joseph and of Jonah and the whale, the whale we often sing. There are many, many others in the Bible. I'd love to meet them all, I do declare. And one glad day, I'll meet them at the meeting in the air. There's gonna be a meeting, a meeting in the air, and that sweet, sweet by and by. You know I'm gonna meet you, meet you over there in that home beyond the sky. Such thing and such singing we will hear, Never heard, but more clear, 'twill be glorious, I do declare, and God's own son will be the leading one at the meeting in the air. That's not a dispensational song. Had nothing to do with dispensationalism.
It's just talking about what the Bible says is gonna happen, and it's gonna happen, and dispensationalism is over here. Then what do I what do I believe? You know, I have a long, long, a long appendix in the winterized version of the Bible about the different views of eschatology. Dispensationalism is one of those views. Eschatology is the word that theologians give it, and they they say, well, eschatology is, eschatos is the Greek word for end things, last things, eschatology. And so eschatology is about what's gonna happen when in the culmination at the very end when all when the Lord Jesus Christ comes back in his second advent as a mighty warrior and wipes out anybody who doesn't immediately go along with him. Early even looks at him a little weird. He'll just wipe them out. That's what it says. With a rod of iron, he'll destroy them.
Well, I have an appendix here. And one thing just in general, all of the views that are in Christendom of end times are all fundamentally the same in many ways, but then they have differences. And all of them, let's just get the the general they all agree in the four major views, pre trib, pre mill, ah mill, post mill, and then you have pan mill. Roger, have you heard of pan mail? No. That's I'm pan mail. That means pan means, it'll it'll all pan out the same it'll all pan out right in the end. That's pan mail. And it'll all pan out. So that's true. But it all starts with the age we whatever the age is now. Some people call it the church age or whatever age you wanna call this. And there are different views of that, but there is this age now. And then there is a millennium of a thousand years, and then there is the consummation of all things. They all follow the same pattern.
But I myself am of the humble opinion, and I've been involved in all the different views and studied them post mill, a mill, historic premill, we call it, dispensational pre premill. See, there's historic premill, and then there's dispensational premill. They're both premill, premillennium. That's what that means. But, is there gonna be a rapture? And but the rapture they talk about and and I don't hear anybody talking about the way I do. I go just a few. It's obviously what the Bible says that the rapture is we go up and then we come down with the lord Jesus Christ, and he'll take dominion over the earth. He'll take dominion over the earth. He's not taking us all to heaven. There'll be a new heaven, a new earth, a land where a new creature, and then we take dominion with him and we rule with him. We judge the world with him. That's what his people will do.
Well, then after that, see that for a thousand years. And people say, well, what's the millennium? I say with many others, the millennium is a thousand years of peace that Christian people have been fighting over for a thousand years. That's really what it is because people fight about what does that mean? See, we're not even we're talking past each other. People say, well, do you believe in the rapture or not? And they want a yes, no answer. And then when I say yes, then they say, oh, you're a dispensationalist. Well, that's not true at all. No. I do you see my point? We're talking past each other on all this, and it's silliness at this point. And people have made millions of dollars fighting about it, and I don't wanna fight about it. I don't I just wanna say what the Bible says about it. That's why. It's something that's in the Bible that's been just like they do. They they they've co opted it and taken it off in a direction that suits their political agenda. That that's what's going on, seemed like to me. Uh-huh. So here yeah. No. That's it. And the political agenda, as you say, with the dispensation one, they join up with the Zionist and all that baloney. Well, that's not in the Bible.
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But Well, that's how I said they co opted it and turned and there Schofield comes into the picture to set up their designs. And you can see the effects of it today by all these people that think that the that they're god's chosen people. Well, that may be. But which god and chosen for what is the question. And and just the the people that are given to Israel, many of them are coming to their senses evidently, and they're not contributing to that genocide. And it has been accurately described in as in defined as a genocide. Do you know even against the charter of the United Nations, Brent? You got a real big vote coming up there in a couple of weeks the world are so fed up with what's going on over there and the slaughter and they want to vote on a two state solution. And it's almost the entire world. Okay?
So The US and the secretary of state, mister Rubio, said anyone with the Palestinian passport cannot enter The US Mhmm. To go to this vote.
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So that's the links they're going to here. Oh, I I get it. And isn't that important to recognize also that all this fuss and fighting about Israel, all of it has that everybody's doing has a religious
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foundation. Of course. But they don't wanna talk about that much. Yeah. It's a political deal. Zionism is a political movement. Judaism is a religious movement, but they mix those two and use them to advantages. Boom. Boom. Whenever the situation is adequate. Listen. We get get to these questions. We'll be here all day. Azana? Mhmm.
[02:18:53] Unknown:
Yes. Thank you, Roger. So, Brent, so, I I wanted to introduce myself. I've been listening to you, for about, I don't know, about a year and a half. And, I look forward to your teaching, and, I really do appreciate your teaching. Thank you very much. I wanted to introduce myself. Originally, I'm from Ethiopia. I'm in Austin, Texas right now. I've been here for about, thirty years. And,
[02:19:21] Unknown:
I find I find your teaching to be very, refreshing. And Hey, Donna. Tell Brent where your understand that. Yeah. Tell him what where your name came from.
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Yeah. Alright. Yeah. Isana is, king Isana. The year March, we had, we had, the Ethiopian king, a long continuation series of kings that lasted for, I don't know, two thousand years, three thousand years. I I don't recall. But King Ezana was a very famous king for one particular reason, and that is, there was a a a Syrian bishop that was traveling to through Ethiopia and, a Christian bishop. And, long story short, he was able to teach and convert the Ethiopian king into Christianity. That was in the year March, AD.
So, since then, Ethiopia has been a a a Christian nation. Before that, it was, Ethiopia was a practicing, a Jewish Judaism practicing nation for about a thousand years. And so yeah. So that's and so when he changed his name, he changed his name. When he became Christian, he changed his name to Ezana. So that's king Ezana.
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Well, illustrate thank you. Illustration of that is this. When Philip, in the book of acts, was walking down the road, he met an Ethiopian in the chariot. And this Ethiopian was from Ethiopia, of course, and he had been to Jerusalem to do what? To worship. And the reason, as you said, and you made this point, the reason he was in Jerusalem worshiping because he followed Judaism. And Philip then met him, and this fellow was well, the period was Parke, and he was reading from a scroll, the Ethiopian was, out of the book of Isaiah, a scroll of Isaiah.
And he said to Philip, he said, well, who's he talking about here in Isaiah 53? Is he talking about himself? Is Isaiah talking about himself, or is he talking about another man? And Philip said he's talking about the Messiah, another man. And then Philip told him that the Messiah had come and what the Messiah had done. And then he said, well, there's water here. Why don't we just get you baptized? And they did. But he makes the point, this caller made the point, Ethiopia had been followed Judaism for a thousand years. And we see it the example of it in the book of Acts. But we know too that this particular Ethiopian, no doubt, it doesn't say, but I think I can speculate he went back to Ethiopia as a Christian man. How long has been has Christianity been in Ethiopia? Well, it's it's a it's a extrapolation, but it's not an unreasonable one to think that Christianity didn't arise arrive there with him first.
Whether it died after that, I don't know, but we do know that later it did. And Ethiopia, another important point about Ethiopia being distinguished from other nations, Ethiopia is the only nation in the world that has for its fundamental law the canon laws of Christianity, which is the Code of Justinian. Remember I said the Code of Justinian of the Roman Empire compiled at the behest of the Roman Roman Emperor Justinian in the sixth century, is the official law of change tweaked to ecclesiastic purpose, to the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Church, and Ethiopia has taken that tweaked, a tweaked law of the Roman Empire, and that is their law now. They're under the code of Justinian in one of its forms.
Unless they've changed in the last couple of years, I don't I don't follow history or news that much. But thank you for calling in, and I appreciate you calling. Yeah.
[02:23:14] Unknown:
Yes. Thanks. Is a great listener. Appreciate hearing from you, buddy. Chris was next. Yes. And the problem and maybe last. It depends on Brent's schedule. Go ahead, Chris. Okay. Brent,
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I'm not gonna give you my opinion. I'm gonna give you, the comparison and see what you have to say. In Galatians six verse 11, the New International Version says, see what large letters I use as I write to you with my own hand. Uh-huh. All versions say approximately the same thing except the King James version. The King James version says, you see how large a letter I have written unto you with mine own hand.
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Now read read the other one again,
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the first one. The other one is see what large letters I use as I write to you with my own hand.
[02:24:09] Unknown:
Mhmm. Okay. So what's and then the question is?
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The New American Standard says, see what large letters I have written to you with my own hand. Well, I heard a message recently, and the message was all about, you know, Galatians. And, the focus of the mess message was how that the Judaizers were manipulating what the apostles were saying and plagiarizing and changing the letters that were being distributed to the churches that were polluted with, false doctrine. And so, presumably, the reason why in the King James version, he says, well, large he says, so you see how large a letter. Presumably, in my opinion
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Mhmm.
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Paul wrote the entire book of relations himself personally so that his handwriting could be identified to prove that it was authentic as it passed through onto the churches.
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Well, of course, you realize, and it could be, but you realize that your point is an argument from silence and is speculation as well. Do you have anything solid to to base your conclusion on? Yeah. I don't think you do. I think you have, it's reasonable. You could but but we can't prove it, can we?
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Well, let's look at the other side. The other side now now the person that I heard preaching teaching on this taught it the way I just told you. Yeah. And he gave various, historical evidence that the letters were being, plagiarized and, counterfeited, to include false doctrine. But then at the very end, because he was using the New International Version, he said what Paul did is he wrote just this last this one verse in all capital letters like a little child would write when he first learns how to write so that everybody would understand what he said. And he threw out his previous argument completely.
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Oh, well, why all this is speculation. And what good is it? The I've read a lot about that too, and I've read the opinions of others. And I'm I'm looking at the very words as I talk to you, the very words that Paul wrote, the Greek text. I can go through them just by the letters. Let's do that real quick. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight Greek words. You all see, plural. You see. That means see with your eyes.
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Yes.
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How large okay. That's a pretty easy word. It's used that word's used in the Bible two times in both cases. It just means big. You big? Yes. How you see big you see big to you letters. That's what that's how by the letters what it said. You see to you letters and then the word graphe written in the aorist. That means, it's past tense likely. So you you see these big letters written with, and clearly, with the hand of me, with my hand. These are big letters. That's all we know. Do we know something else? Anything else, any other conclusion people come to, let's start with what we know for sure. What do we know for sure? That's the scientific method. What can you observe for sure with no speculation? Well, Well, just like what I read, who knows? Well, I know. I know. I know. I'm not done. Yeah. I haven't done. Well, I'm not done. I'm not done. Okay. Okay. I'm not there's no interpretation there's no interpretation necessary. Is it alright to speculate? Like, you've got some basis, but you have to go outside the Bible and take extra biblical evidence to do it. And that's foisting that's going beyond the four corners rule of our common law and foisting something on the text that you don't know if it belongs there or not. That's what I wanted to say. I read this. I'll tell you what I think about it at some point if you want me to tell you, but, what were you gonna say?
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Yeah. Reporters. Focusing on one word. I'm focusing in the King James on the word letter, which is singular, not plural. Yeah. All of the other versions every other version has letters plural. The King James is wrong.
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Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Okay. No. The the the King James is wrong. It's plural. I'm looking at it. So I know that much. I'm glad you brought that up. That's the Plural where it's plural in the Greek? Yes. Uh-huh. Plural letters. Gramma Grammasian, plural. Dative case, grammascian. Uh-huh. And there's no variations here either. Let me look just for fun, but you've got me kinda interested now. Let's go to Galatians six eleven and look if if how many if at all, if there are any variations in the manuscript evidence.
I wanna know. If there are, I wanna put it in my bible translation and make a note about it, if there's variation. That's, Galatians six eleven, isn't it? Right?
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Yes.
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Yeah. The web bible. Uh-huh. I think I'm finding it here. Yeah. Here we go. Well, in the meantime though, see the four corners doctrine is one of our rules of evidence that we apply to writings of legal significance. And the Bible is clearly a writing of legal significance. And if you apply the four corner doc four corners doctrine, as all the Protestants have said since the reformation, that means the Bible interprets itself. You interpret the Bible consistent with all of the Bible. If you say anything about the Bible and interpretation that is out of whack with the rest of the Bible, not just
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Did we lose Brent? Did we lose anybody? Am I there?
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I'm here.
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Okay. We lost here.
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Paul Paul, are you there? Oh, Paul.
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No. Let's see if he's We lost Paul too. Connection.
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Now let's see what's going on with Zoom here. Thank you. It's lost Brent. Okay. Paul's supposed to be here. Brent should be here. Hello? Brent Paul, are you there? I see your pretty picture there. Are you there?
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Yeah. I'm here.
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Oh, so we lost Brent or something. What's going on?
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Let's see. What happened? No. We didn't lose Brent. He's there. He's he's unmuted. Paul English is there as well.
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Paul's here?
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Yeah. Yeah. Paul's there. You didn't lose Brent. I think, Paul when Paul appeared, Brent moved off your screen. Hey, Brent.
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Well, I just know his his voice wasn't there, and he was in the middle of a sentence and saying something on this discussion with him and Chris, so he just has disappeared.
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Brent, we can't hear you.
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Well, that would be okay with me because, I can research that point myself Okay. And get back to Brent about it. Alright.
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Thanks. I'm back. I appreciate you. There there he is. Oh, there he is. Yeah. I appreciate you bringing it up. I had never looked at that particular detail, and if it's plural and singular, that may see, these little thing they're not little things. Every jot and every tittle. All the apostle distinguishes between the singular and the plural. He says the Bible, the Old Testament doesn't say seeds, plural, but seed, which is Jesus Christ. That singular makes a big deal. See? Yeah. So thanks for bringing it up. I'm gonna look here on the web Bible. The web Bible has, all of your not all of them, but there's more than you can have, but I'm not getting it here. So variation, the manuscript variation. Go ahead. The,
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the drums say that, Abdul and the night visitors have appeared. Paul, are you there?
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Yeah. I'm here. No. Paul ain't here. About the other Paul? Hey, Paul.
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Paul. Yoo hoo. Yoo hoo. Yoo hoo. Brent? Roger? Yes, John. Could I please ask can I please ask,
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Brent one quick question? I think he can answer it with one short sentence. It won't take long. All only for you. We're Thank you. Brent, the rapture, because I okay. It would you say the rapture is a dispensationalist think that the rapture is them going up in the air and Jesus not being there, and they are going up to heaven, but Jesus is not in the sky to meet them. And that the rapture in the bible is true the in that people are going up to meet Jesus in the sky. Do you know if that's what the dispensationist
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believe that there is a The bible teaches the bible teaches that the rapture is God's people will be caught up in the air and meet Jesus Christ as he's coming to earth. And then we will join him. We will join him in his victory entrance, and we'll come back to earth. That's what the Bible says. The dispensationalist traditionally believe that we the rapture is people being caught up to meet Jesus Christ, and then we all then they all not we. I'm not going they all go up into heaven not to come back. And see, to them, the land doesn't mean anything.
The land doesn't mean anything. So they don't care, and they make this up. It's not in the Bible. No. We're returning to Earth where we will where we will rule. See? And post mail is the traditional view of those who founded our country. Post mill. Post millennium. After the millennium. Something happens after the millennium, and that is according to them. Well, we'll talk more about that later. I don't want it to get confusing. I can get confused about this stuff because most of it has a whole lot of holes in it. It doesn't make sense.
So what's the use of talking about it? Here's what we need to do. We shouldn't build theological systems as much as just the facts of what the Bible say. What does it say? There's a lot of facts we need to put together. Man, I wish I had more time just to teach through those facts. You know, the Bible gives us facts. Remember I said Christianity is not scholasticism. Scholasticism is a humanism. The mind becomes the measure of all things. We just said yesterday in our class, our comparative law class we teach, we talked about the Greek word in the in the New Testament for mind is nous, Noon, omicron, Upsilon, Sigma.
In English, it should be n as in November, o as in Oscar, u as in uniform, and s as in Sierra, noose. Well, that word derives from or the word for law derives from that word. The Greek word for law derives from the Greek word for mind, namos. And to the Greek and the Hellenistic world, which was all of the Roman Empire by that time, and now all of Europe and all of Rome believe, just like the Greek tongue says, that law comes from the mind of man, comes from the mind of man, logic. What did Justice Story say? We read a while ago. He said it is the brooding omnipresence of the law.
Why does he say it's the brooding omnipresence? The law doesn't come from the mind of man. It comes from the mind of the maker of heaven and earth, and it's our job to find it. It's eternal. It's eternal because he's eternal. His mind is eternal. His sovereignty and what he wants and his will is eternal. Therefore, his law always was, is, and always will be. Therefore, Jesus Christ, the Bible says, is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He is the manifestation of the godhead. He is fully god and fully man, and the law is the revel revelation of the divine of the godhead's thinking. That's what it is, what he wants, his will. Back to you. Go ahead, Joan.
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So do you know or does anybody on here know if dispensationalists think that they're going to go up into the sky and then straight on up to heaven without Jesus?
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No. No. No. With Jesus. They think they're going up with him. That's what they think. And then and then they think they're going directly on up to heaven. And but
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the rapture the rapture in the Bible says, his his chosen are going to go up to meet him in the sky, and then they're gonna come immediately right on back down to Earth.
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And join him join him for his triumphal entry, and then it says, and we will be forever forever with him. On Earth. In his presence.
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Well, it doesn't say on Earth. In his presence. Yeah. In his presence. Yeah. Right. Or it may be in the maybe in the new Earth. But Mhmm. So so when when so when his chosen go up to meet him in the sky, the they're gonna come right back down to Earth right at that same time?
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Like, the people would come out from Rome and go outside the city and meet the triumphant army as it came toward the city, and they would dance and come with this triumphant army and the commander, and they would come into the city of Rome and the celebration would get even bigger. That's the law of the city. But here, it's coming back to the land.
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It's coming back to earth. So they're gonna go up they're gonna go up, meet Jesus in the heaven, in the sky, and then they're gonna immediately all come back down to earth? That's what I see in the Bible. And have a prayer and have a parade.
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Have a parade.
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Have a parade. That's right. Thank you.
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Did, did did we find out anything about the word letter?
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Oh, no. I got word letter? No. I didn't. I I got well, we know this. It is plural. But I'm just I was looking here, then I got off track. I wanted to find whether or not it was, if there were manuscript variations. You know, sometimes you can find manuscript variations. Well, it's just surprising what you find as you know. For example, the manuscript six six six, well, within the past, well, not very long ago, a fourth century manuscript that's pretty early going back was discovered. That was a pamphlet. That means it was the book of Revelation was scraped off of it because it's so expensive, of course. They wanted to use it for something else, so they scraped off the book of Revelation with a razor instrument and then wrote another document over top of it. Well in recent, decades, the chemicals have become known that can reveal what was underneath.
And we've discovered that before it was scraped off, it was a a manuscript of the book of Revelation. And instead of six six six, it says six one six. Now which is it? Well, here's the interesting thing about it. Interesting of course, it's interesting. Everything about the Bible, I have an interest in. But it, in Latin, six one six, the letters mean the same thing. They mean, six six six means in Greek. It means, Nero. Nero, the emperor, the crazy one that fiddled while Rome burned. Well, that's revealing, of course, but it does come back to Nero, but it doesn't see, even in that case, the manuscripts have a variation without a difference. It doesn't make any difference. It still means the same thing.
And and most all variations of manuscripts, all of them, don't none of them change any fundamental any fundamental doctrines of the Bible. And I'm gonna have to give up on looking up that the manuscript evidence because my computer is not but I'm I wanna find out. Thanks for bringing it up.
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Okay. Well, we can set it up later, but Okay. So did Paul English ever, get his mic open? Paul, you there? Well, he came to visit us and then, got distracted, I guess, Brent. Well, yeah. Hey, Roger.
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Yeah.
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Yes. Well, yes, Larry.
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Yeah. I was just gonna say, Brent, it's always been my understanding that the reason Paul wrote you see how large a letter I've written with my own hand was because he was going blind.
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Well, I've heard that all my life too. Yeah. And it could be. But, again, see, there's no clear evidence, so that's speculation too. But no matter what speculative thing has said about it, it doesn't change any doctrine. You see, that's the important point. Although we would like to know if something comes to light, maybe it's simple and I miss it. I don't know. The non speculative thing that is encompassing me is the
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gnawing of my stomach. Yeah. I mean So,
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Brent. Hey, Rogers.
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Always appreciate it. Yes, Larry?
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Yeah. One more thing. You brought it up before, and, I think Grant was trying to explain something else. But I got here the idea of the pre tribulation rapture is often attributed to a Scottish girl named Margaret McDonald in 1830 who described a vision of believers being taken up to heaven before a time of tribulation on earth. This vision was shared with preacher Edward Irving, and the concept was later popularized and systematized by John Nelson Darby, leader of the Plymouth Brethren movement, who developed it into the full doctrine of dispensationalism. Mhmm.
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Yep. Yep. And people are drawn to that kind of yeah. That's extra extra biblical, unreliable. It's it's silly. Just utterly silly. Gonna follow what some girl says that has that's outside the Bible, and then it becomes equivalent with the Bible. That's like all the pandemics and all that stuff and Joan of Arc, and
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there's nothing to it. My life is short to get sucked away with that kind of stuff. Yep. Brent, thanks for joining us and all the knowledge you've given. Joan, one last question. Go ahead.
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Well, it's Myrna. It's not Joan. We do sound sort of like, But I just want to remind people who probably know that the, because I hear E. Michael Jones, he'll say the sixth commandment when he means the seventh commandment. Right? He's talking about fornication, not killing. And they removed the second commandment, thou shall have no thou shall not make unto thee any graven images because, of course, that's what they're all about. I don't think Christ would appreciate them having him dying on the cross eternally, you know? But so then they took the tenth commandment, thou shalt not covet, and turned it into two commandments.
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife, and thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's stuff. So that's how they get around that. And then besides, they don't, you know, Well, so many don't keep the fourth commandment. And, I was wondering if Brent is aware of the circumaceptan rhythm, like the circadian rhythm.
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Well, the rhythm of what?
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The circumseptan rhythm, c I r c a s e p t a n, the seventh day. Because this goes back to creation. And a lot of the animals, as it turns out, Samuel had sent me I didn't know about this, but I talked about it on my show after I learned about it. That, and it's only Saturday, Sabbath. The beaver who are known for their busy work. Right? At sunset, Friday, they go up into their lodges and stay there until sunset Sabbath. And there are other creatures that observe it too. So it's a rhythm much like the circadian rhythm, day and night, but this is the seventh day.
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Mhmm. Okay. That's very interesting, Mark. Okay.
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Yep. Yeah.
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Alright. Well, again, Brent, I'm gonna go I gotta do a hustle out to subscribe. Okay? Yeah. Me too. And, Everybody else, get your question in earlier next week. All I can say. Well, if I didn't help so much, they'd they'd have more time. But That's okay. We we're here to hear that. So thank you again, sir, and have a nice week. And we'll, we'll see you, next Friday, good lord willing.
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Yeah. And so yeah. And you guys If you have a You guys don't have to hear this, but I'm sorry. I've got it in in the chat. So and it'll be in it's in the Chateango also. But, pastor John Weaver's, the rapture of the wicked. That is a very good sermon. He goes through the Bible and shows how the wicked will actually be raptured first. You know, how the tares are taken out by the angels and, you know, just all through the bible, how you see how, they'll they will be raptured.
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Sure will she marry.
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Uh-huh.
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Sure we can. Mary. Yeah.
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Go ahead.
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Something totally off base and unrelated. In your travels through Arizona, are you were you ever up and down there between Flagstaff and Page on, what is that, 89?
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Oh, yeah. Lots of time. Yeah.
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Uh-huh. So you remember the Gap Trading Post, little Texaco station?
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No. I don't. I don't. But I'm I'm I have a feeling of It's got a
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Mhmm. It's got a camera and address, but it's just out there in the middle of nowhere. Mhmm. And it's called The Gap because to the east, there's a gap in the in the walls to where it's kinda like a a little pass, if you will. Uh-huh. And, my first cousin was, worked there and lived there for decades as a mechanic there at that little service station. Mhmm. Not the only white guy there, I think.
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Anyway He's on a reservation. Wondered if you were familiar with yes. I'm pretty sure it was. Mhmm. Mhmm. If it wasn't, it was right on the edge. He took my brother and I over to the North Rim Of The Canyon over over the back roads
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when we were down there, oh gosh, back in '85 or something like that. But Mhmm. Mhmm. Anyway, I'm just curious. You said you drove to Arizona a lot. Oh, yeah. I I just looked it up. It looks like that's on 89. You know, go to run to Fair Down, we've taken to Prescott, but that runs up to Grand Canyon.
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Right? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Runs between Flagstaff and Page. Yeah. Yeah. And,
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that area north of Flagstaff, you get out I did know a fellow lived down in Wickenburg. There's an old Spanish family that ran cattle on three sections up there. And, it's enjoyable to me if I can go in the spring with the new brand here because I get I can hang out and meet a lot of people, but a lot of people come around to help, you know. And sometimes they'll feed you if you can't help at all. All I could do is stand around wholesale, you know. Oh, sure. I'm old enough now. I'm not gonna be doing anything to I could hurt myself. You know? But, no, I'm gonna I'm anxious. And I know next time I'll go up through there, lord willing, I wanna stop at that trading post. It's not in the desert not far up. Yeah. Isn't it?
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I'm not sure if it still exists as the trading post. From what I could see online, it looks like it kinda evolved into some kind of a craft store or something. But Oh. There are some pictures online that show it with a Texaco star. And I remember my cousin, when he came to visit, he always had a Texaco jacket that he wore because that's where he worked. Oh, I see. Anyway
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Okay.
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He's Yeah. He's about 25, 30 years older than me. He's getting up towards 90 at this point. He's one of the oldest of my,
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generation. So Wow. Anyway, I was just curious.
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Are you still down in Florida?
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I am. Oh,
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you tend to stay there? You tend to stay there?
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I already fed the dogs today.
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Somebody fed the dogs. That's all I had. I was just curious. Well, good to hear, Bob. Thank you. Hear from you. Yeah. Hope you have a good, easy hurricane season this year.
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Yeah. I'm hoping to. Me too, buddy. Alright. Thanks. Alright. Bye.
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I'm gonna go, wrestle a, Lomofina.
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Oh, whatever that is, I'm all for it. That is, filet. Oh, okay. Filet.
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So, Brent, I look forward to being with you next week. If we we hadn't finished the comparison with the declaration. Right? Oh, no. We gotta we're we gotta go to another 100 pages. We're just getting started. Okay. Well, I guess we'll put that on the agenda for next week. Oh, yeah. Everybody else, we'll see you if you wanna come around here. If you wanna listen to Brent, we're opposite each other tomorrow. You can come listen to the archive. Whatever you wanna do, world's your oyster. Brent, see you next week, my friend. Thank you, Brent. Thank you. You're welcome. You're welcome, Bory. Y'all have a great day, and we'll, commence again tomorrow.
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Okay. Resume,
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for the Sabado edition.
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Oh,
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and Roger dropped out, but Paul English is still there. Paul, are you are you there now? Hello, Paul? Okay. I'm gonna mute the yippee dog. There we go. Hey, Paul. Kato is. Well, I guess he's not back yet. Alright. We've got, about ten more minutes before I'm gonna be taking the rumble stream down. And, anybody, anybody wants to talk or ask a question, whatever, come forward.
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Hey, Mur.
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Hey, what?
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I forgot to ask you this. We got all into a bunch of things. Who is the Jewish woman over in Europe that bragged that she's bringing the Muslims up.
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Oh, are you oh, I don't know. I was thinking about the one we hear all the time, Barbara Lerner Spector, but she didn't mention Muslims. She just says that Jews will be a big part of making, you know, Europe, not, not how they have been. Is that who you're thinking of? Or
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that's probably her.
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I'll send you a link. Yeah. If it's Was this, recently? No. This is recent you're talking about?
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Maybe about three years ago.
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Okay. I'll look for for that. Yeah. Because she doesn't specifically say Muslims, but it's basically the idea, you know, not white, basically, mixing mixing everyone. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, just speaking of that, there's you know how road work and they'll have the guy in orange or lady with the sign stop or slow or whichever to get around the road work? Mhmm. Well, I forget where this was. Maybe you've seen this, but it just came out recently. This black guy gets out of his car, goes over, and hits the guy. Yeah. And then gets back in his car, and they put up barrels, the other workers. But he went crashing on through, but they got his license plate. You know?
You know, try trying to say there's not proof or whatever, but they've got it all they've got it on you know, they took pictures of it. It's basically it just comes up and hits them. I don't know what he said and what the problem was.
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I've got a comment on Galatians six eleven. The King James scholars could converse and they did daily to each other in Greek. They obviously knew that Paul wrote that plural, but they, I believe, made the distinction to better convey it in the singular in English because they were taking into mind the complete content of the letter of Galatians that Paul was writing. I think that's why it is the way it is.
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Oh, that makes sense. And I I couldn't understand what was the problem here. Are we talking about the size of the individual letters? Are we talking about the letter itself? You know? What's the argument?
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Well, he was he was he was pointing out that there was a lot of counterfeiters out there, and he was trying to make a point point Uh-huh. That this was his letter.
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Right? And much much later, Gouvenir Morris said he changed the constitution with his own hand. Just thought about yeah. So he was he was just validating it. Yeah. I I think you're right.
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The founders were new agers and humanists. They certainly weren't very Christian.
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And No. The people themselves were were abiding by Christian principles. I mean, that's evident by that was the number one book. That's why they teach your children to read so they could read the Bible. And it was the King James version that and it has been. And, well, you and I are in agreement of that. It's for our time in particular. It's not going anywhere.
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I I hope I wasn't in I I was just plain curious the other day, Murrah. I wasn't trying to put you on
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on point or anything like that. I was just truly wondering what you believe about the trinity. That's all. Because I I was included in it. Yeah. I you know, I've just come to realize that, you know, we can accept that he's omnipresent, omniscient, and omnipotent, but yet we still have to break it up into three. Yeah. You know?
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I get it. I'm
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just saying, that's a pagan thing. This three thing is a pagan thing. There weren't three crosses either. They were all up on one pole with their hands above their heads, apparently.
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You know? I mean I don't know if you don't I don't believe that either, but, anyway
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And the three days in the grave, what for? Oh, it's people walking around waiting for him. But no. The three days started, he said, my one example is Jonah, who was alive. He was in the belly of the beast. Christ was signifying he was in the belly of the beast that started the countdown when, Judas Iscariot went and made the arrangements. And if you look at how they kept time, there's no way it could be three days to get to, Sunday anyway, which was first day of the week was arbitrarily written in there to begin with. He wouldn't come up on Sunday. He'd come up on the holy Sabbath. He was only in there a few hours, and look how he burst through looking at that Shroud of Turin with that amounts amount of energy, impossible amount of energy in an impossible short amount of time. And there was probably an accompanying,
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sound of some sort when that happened too. I I think he rose on a work day and was busy immediately.
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Well, he was always busy on Sabbath. That that was the thing I was I was keeping the Sabbath here for nine months and and but there's something I felt I really needed to do that might be of help on Friday night, and and he was, like, over my right shoulder, and he said, did I not heal on the Sabbath?
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I believe you're right about the Sabbath. I just think that the day he resurrected was not the Sabbath.
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That's all. Well, I think it was the Sabbath, but that doesn't bar him from working on it in his line of work.
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You know, this this rapture stuff and dispensationalism, if you all are really interested in getting a point of view on this that I think might actually be accurate. I'm still studying, so, you know, I'm not putting my stamp approval on it completely because I didn't really believe in the rapture dispensationalism either because the the Scofield people have made it such a rotten doctrine all the way around and connecting it to Zionism, but there's this gentleman by the name of doctor Paul Felter, and he's got a YouTube site that is called Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth.
It's probably got thirty, forty videos, and it explains his point of view on what's going to happen. And yet this guy does nothing but cite chapter and verse, and he includes the Old Testament including Daniel, which you sort of have to do if you wanna believe in revelations because they're sister books. And the timing and everything, he brings it all together. It makes an awful lot of sense to me. And if he's right, the church is separate, under grace from the Mosaic Kingdom. And that's the big difference when you're reading Acts or any letter of Paul versus the four gospels.
Jesus and the disciples are teaching to the Mosaic law, and Paul is teaching grace, and he's teaching what he says. He he he he got directly from Jesus, which was a mystery, and that's what he was teaching to the Gentiles, which was faith and grace. Mhmm. So if you look in look at it that way, the the church is raptured out before the tribulation and go it is in heaven. And then in the middle of the tribulation is when all hell breaks loose, and this is where you can or can't take the mark of the beast, but these are the people under then Mosaic law because according to Felter, there's seven years missing from Daniel up to the time of Christ.
And he brings after the church is gone and the people under grace are gone, then the people who are under the Mosaic law again are in the tribulation and have a last chance to save themselves. Anyways, it's an interesting and he does an awful lot a lot I mean, I can't read Acts or any of the books in the New Testament anymore the same way after you listen to what this guy has to say because he says the the the people talking to the gen or Paul is the only person talking to the gentiles, and Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are talking to the tribe.
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This is Cliff from, California.
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Go ahead. Yeah.
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Yeah. I've been listening. I'd like to touch on a few things. I study this pretty intently. I don't listen to anybody else at all. I just study with the lord and the holy spirit to get what I believe. Now I'll touch on about four or five things here. I'll go from the back and I'll go forward. First of all or or last of all, we talked about I I heard a mention about, those who receive the mark of the beast. If you read revelations, you'll find out that believers cannot take the mark even if they wanted to. Of course, why would they want to? Because an angel is sent to seal all of the elect first. So they're all sealed.
So the mark of the beast has nothing to do with believers whatsoever. Now you can research that for yourself. Now regarding what day is the Sabbath day, we have a very, I think, emphatic guide to that in the scripture. We do know that one scripture says, one man esteems one day different than another. Another man esteems every day alike. Both esteems a day unto the lord. Okay. The vibe the prayer says the disciples' prayer or the lord's prayer says, on earth as it is in heaven. That very apparently means that God's will is that things be done here on earth exactly the way they're done in heaven. That's the goal. That's what we're trying to achieve. That's what he will achieve. And, how many days a week do the angels in heaven worship God?
Did anybody answer that?
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All the time, every day. But that's not the point. Yes. It is. That's not the point. The Sabbath is rest. Listen. Listen. Sabbath was given to man. Man wasn't made for the Sabbath.
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That changed. I'm sorry. Well, Christ said that in Sabbath. We're we're not we're we're not under that. So we are under some things, by the way. Things change. They brought in Sunday something. Blowing snakey like. Go ahead. Well, then then then you would have to explain to me why it says one step one man esteems one day different than another, and one man esteems every day alike, both esteem it unto the Lord. Explain that to me then.
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That sounds like it's an excuse taken out of context. No. No. No. No. No. No. It's not a bad excuse. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. What does it say in creation? He rested on the seventh day, didn't he? We have a circa captain rhythm.
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What is the Sabbath rest? Do you know what the Sabbath rest is according to the scripture?
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Tell me what you think.
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Well, I'm not gonna tell you what I think. I'm gonna tell you what the Bible says. It says that the Sabbath rest is when you set aside your will, you lay down your will, and you rest in your trust in the Lord. That's what it says. Now I put it in my own words, but exactly what it says is, it says that, labor to enter in to this to the to the rest of God. And we labor because we study the Bible. We wanna get free from all of our, you know, misconceptions, and we want to walk in the truth and in the light all the time. That's our goal. And he rested on the seventh day, and he's still resting.
And we can rest also. It says when we cease from our labors, we can enter into the rest of God. So we cease from our labors and we cease from doing our will. We don't do our will anymore. No more self will. We pray earnestly. We pray without ceasing to know god's will every minute of our life. That's continual, but the commandments aren't suggestions. The fourth one says, remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. That's right. And it's every day.
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Oh, come on. That's true. He rested on the seventh believer. He rested on the seventh day at creation. It goes back to creation. This is important for all preachers to rest on that day. Now listen, there were other Sabbaths before he was I rest. Those are given up. Every day. I rest every day. I'm resting Come on. While I'm driving. You're twisting the commandments. You're twisting it. See, the flesh profits nothing. Do with the law, and this is the this is the Bedrock law. People twist it to their convenience. The flesh
[03:06:03] Unknown:
the flesh profits nothing. The flesh likes that kind of stuff, but the flesh profits nothing. It's the spirit that gives life. The flesh profits nothing. And to rightly divide the word of truth and begin to understand that we're living in the spirit now, not in the flesh, if we are a mature believer. Now a person may not be mature. I don't judge anybody. I don't judge them at all. I for for for two years, I was honoring the Sabbath as being on the seventh day with one of these messianic groups. And I enjoyed it because we were studying word by word, verse by verse, the entire Old Testament. Wait a minute. No groups. One on one with him. You have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Don't tell me about group groups made you do this or that. No. Forget the groups. Our bodies are the churches. That no. We do we do we do worship together sometimes.
We do gather together. You know? But you don't let it more determine for you what is true. We're not to forsake we're not to forsake the assembling of ourselves together.
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Oh, brother. Anyway Yeah. Like this. Have you noticed this is loud? Nothing. I'm sorry I'm so loud, but I'm I'm very vehement about this because I'm tired of hearing the lies.
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Well, you know, I understand it's a lie. Trying to crack your voice. I don't even understand it. Maybe you just maybe you just don't have a certain understanding yet because we go from faith to faith and it says god leads us. So I can't impose anything I believe on you, and I wouldn't even try. I'm just mentioning something in case you might be ready for it. If you're not, that's okay.
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I'm not gonna fight with you. Likewise. I'm sure. Everything has a Likewise, I'm sure. Everything
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has a time and a season.
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The commandments are the commandments.
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I know that.
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If I may definitions,
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but the definitions may not be complete at a particular time in someone's life until they learn a little bit more.
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Sorry, Brett. I didn't mean to scare you. It up. I'm sorry. I'll learn it, people. I quit now. I'll shut up and just listen.
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If I may, if if Felter is right, and I'm saying if he's right, okay, almost all of the arguments between different believers that consider themselves Christians is because they're not looking at the difference between Paul teaching a mystery and the disciples teaching the old law to the Israelites. That's the big difference because it contradicts. It gets rid of all the contradictions once you come to that realization.
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Yeah. I don't know what you're talking about at all. It's all delivered by the Holy Spirit. And if it's a recipient of the Holy Spirit That's exactly what Felter says is that we're just not dividing it properly.
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Listen. About it. Listen. We're coming on a phone. No. There there's the Mosaic Law and there's the the the operation of faith and grace. They're two different
[03:09:12] Unknown:
Let me check. Let me tell you something, guys. One thing here with reality. Alright? The, full moon is on Sunday, but the strongest attack by it, let's say, the gravitational pull is right now, two days beforehand. And you'll find you weigh four or five pounds more because you hold the water. But so, like I said, I'll set up.
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Paul says, and it's this is pretty much a quote. He and only he was given a revelation from Jesus Christ to teach to the Gentiles. And it was a mystery. The Bible uses the term mystery that God hid from the beginning of time so that his plan would work out doesn't mean that it all isn't under the Holy Spirit. It just means there's two different systems running just like our constitution. Prost says there's two operations of law in our constitution. We just don't know the difference.
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Yes. The letter of the law and the spirit of the law, same as in the Bible.
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And and did you did you catch what I said about letters, plural or singular? No. Okay. Well, I I think the the King James scholars definitely knew the difference. That's indisputable. Of course. And they've looked at the content of what Paul was writing of the entire letter and decided in English, making it singular was a better translation. I do. Wrote it even though he wrote it plural.
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But I'm going but I don't know if he wrote it plural. I'm going to investigate that further.
[03:11:39] Unknown:
Yeah. Pretty sure he did. Well, that's your opinion. I've looked I've looked it up. I know. I mean, this is all part of of sealed by the king as well with Peterson. Peterson has that whole back of that book with all the different Bible translations versus the King James version, and he talks about these things as well in there.
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Well, there's other things that I've researched. And but, anyway, the point being, you're primarily preaching that we should listen to a man.
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And, No. I'm not preaching anything. That's You said it's a saying it's a joke. 20 times. If you wanna get an opinion of a guy who cleared up a lot of things for me, fine. If you don't, I'm not preaching anything.
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Well, the ones that clear it up for me are the ones are the great cloud of witnesses in the word of God and the Holy Spirit. That's who clears it up for me. Okay. I don't I don't listen. I don't list I don't follow men anymore. I don't do that. And I I would guard against that because the Lord will give it to you straight from him even if nobody else agrees you do. That's okay.
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I just I I don't disagree. That's fine. But I'll but I'll tell you what.
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I left one one pastor because he announced that we can agree to disagree. I that is that is from the pit of hell. We're not supposed to agree to disagree. We're supposed to agree eventually. We're supposed to, you know, work with one another and reason with one another to try and get to the one understanding that is from the Holy Spirit. And there is only one understanding from the holy spirit. The other ones are from somewhere else. But it takes time. It takes time for everybody. Some who are first will be last, some who are last will be first, and that's why we don't judge, but we still proclaim what we believe and what we know because it may be time for a seed to be planted.
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So my, now that I'm on the app, it won't let me copy paste right. So I looked it up in the bible too, and, Jimmy Bennett had posted, second Timothy two fifteen. Study to show thyself approved, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. Amen. Yeah. And I'm gonna get out of here because like I said, it's almost a full moon, and I know myself around the full moon.
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Oh, no. She's secretly a werewolf.
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No. Maybe it's a bone. Secret.
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I scared Brent, so I must let's not be too secret about it anymore.
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What's her the howling now?
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We got coyotes around here. They do some nice talking. Actually, when the coyotes aren't around here is when I worry because that's when the wolves are here. And there are wolves too. They're making a comeback, and they are big. Few years ago when I was out and the snow was real deep and I was on my snowshoes having a voyage and, you know, whenever I'd see tracks, I'd look down in to see, you know, because they was deep. And I saw some spread apart, and I thought, well, it has to be a deer because I hadn't even crested the top of the snow. But when I looked down in, the hole where the print was, it was a paw print. That was a wolf.
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Their big making their meaning is good. Even if you're big, did you follow these wolves?
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I knew around here, they used to, you know, young guys put themselves through school by they had a gun in their truck, and they'd, you know, go wolves and take them in, get a belly, and, you know, it was a common thing, but then all of a sudden, they're injured. But, then they smoke everybody out in California by drying everything up, and we have all kind of creatures coming across the Mississippi when it's frozen.
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In the mountains?
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In the mountains. Breaking up. So there's a mountain.
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Do you live in the mountains?
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Oh, no. It's just hills, but, it's a driftless. It's it's, it's nice and, quite rural.
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I That was about to say, if you live in the mountains, that's a good place to be in.
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Yeah. Well, it's up high enough that I don't know. If, John, Morse thing and others, it's not just his, but the planet x and how how it's gonna start to work. You know, the Mississippi is gonna be a a another ocean in between and divide.
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Who knows? It might. Yeah. Are you referencing the flooding map, the new the new map? I can't think the name of what they called it, but they got, like, a whole bunch of The US underwater. And
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Yeah. There's been a bunch of different ones, and they have the coastline, you know, is is messed up too and and, you know, shortened to and, basically, that's where most of the populous is. Right? So I don't know. But, yeah, they're saying that in Wisconsin here that it would be all washed away and be a and be a sea. Well, maybe it'll be a little island here.
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I'm still waiting for the old theory of California is gonna fall into the ocean and then San Andreas Fault's gonna split it.
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Right.
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And I'm like, okay. The the news likes to call it the big one. Well, I bet you if the big one comes, it's gonna be man made, then they'll blame it on, oh, quote unquote, mother nature. I'm like, BS.
[03:17:49] Unknown:
Well, you know, like this thing in Minnesota, that has all the earmarks marks of their usual false flag staged events. Right? So you have to look and see what what was real hot on the news just before that? What was about Netanyahu funding Hamas? Don't hear anybody talking about now.
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Well, yeah, they want misdirection. Look left while I do something right. It's just like a magician. Well, it's like being a little on the eye on the ball and not the prize. You know? Well, with the dogs. Right? Squirrel. Squirrel.
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Oh, yeah. Yeah. Exactly. You know? I did that with some cats one time. That was fun. They they knew the word squirrel. Only these were, what they call, 13, yeah, 13 stripe, ground squirrels. And they look like big fat chipmunks. And the one cat that adopted me had all these others. And after we had, like, two feet of snow, he came I I think he was actually bunking with a raccoon in a culvert. And after that got snowed in and he'd been, you know, casing the joint for months on the edge of the field and have campfire. He'd come around and and, so he came demanding to be part of the pride after all that snow. But he would, his hunting technique, he looked to be about two years old and nice big 20 pound cat.
And he would go and sit by one of their places, right, and wait for them to pop up and grab them and eat half the first day and the back half the second day. Well, with all these other cats that were brought out here from New Jersey, he, like a mother cat, he, he would bring the back half to them to share with them.
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Oh, of course.
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Yeah. I had a bunch of chickens then, so they'd get a lot of eggs. And then I'd put water and nutritional yeast, and they're in big dish outside. They have their picnic breakfast. And they even canned canned meat at night. And it was some fun. It's like cat maintenance twenty four seven.
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Yeah. If you if you can afford it, you can give your pets raw food, not not that cleaning crap. I would have loved to, but, you know, I'm a vegan, so that's not, you know, happening. I'm not
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worn out loud. You know? Well, give me But they would catch things. Yeah. They would catch things. One of them caught one of the chickens when it was, like, the size of a pigeon, and she brought it to me. And she's like, mom. Mom. You know? So I always tell them what good hunters they are and carefully pried it out of her mouth. And and, I thought, well, she's not gonna make it. Chickens usually don't make it, but had a lot of comfrey. So I just gave them a whole bunch of comfrey, put her in with everybody else, and she healed up. The first year she started laying eggs, the first ones were gigantic.
You know, way too big for a chicken egg, like two or three times the size from the wound. And, then the second year, they were tiny where she was adjusting, and, they were little tiny eggs. And then after that, they were just normal size. She was, like, super chicken too.
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Yeah. Hey, Mer. Yes, ma'am? You said Netanyahu support, giving money or support. What did you say to Hamas? And did he say why? Funding funding Hamas. Did you say why?
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Hamas has been Israeli from the beginning. It was Right. It was made by Israelis under Golda Meir.
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Right.
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Right. But they don't want all this to be to be common knowledge. So they sprung another, you know, look over here thing in Minnesota.
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Oh, okay.
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What they always do?
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Yeah. They they they answer all our problems is the Jews. It's the Jews. The fake Jews.
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Well, it's not that you're through the problem. They they do bear watching. If you ever start really looking into history, it's like, okay. Where are they now? What are they calling themselves?
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Well, Ashkenazi I I mean, they go by many names, but like, the Bible revelation talks about the synagogue of Satan, the ones that call them Jews but aren't Jews, and that's the ones I'm talking about. Told them that. Yeah. The fake Jews are are the problem. The actual true Jews in the biblical sense, whether people like it or not, those are his
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chosen people. Period. They were actually Judeans or Judites. They're from the tribe of Judah. Jew is slang for for Judah, the tribe of Judah, which is probably actually Germany, the real tribe. And all the rest are diaspora. You know, the the, when they say gentiles, that means nations, and that could include the other 10 tribes, not just, Judah and Benjamin.
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Well, yeah. See, that's the other thing with today's folks. Not saying that we put them on the spot too much, but when you think about it, it's like all these so called folks, you know, go to another country or whatever. I'm a Jew. I'm a Jew. And I'm like, well, can you prove your lineage back to one of the 12 tribes and pretty much nobody can do it? Not not because you wanna prove wrong. It's just
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look.
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You're you're you're calling yourself a Jew because you think you're a Jew, but, you know, why don't you go figure it out if you could, before going around, oh, I'm a Jew because I think there's so much fixing going on with I don't know how many years it split off, you know, between the tribes of the 12 tribes and all of a sudden, you know, it's kinda lost. Not saying that there aren't some Jews out there that go back to the homeland, you know, biblically speaking and, you know, the the the rest is history, but
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too much evil mixed in there with a little good to make it look, oh, look at us. There you go. The ones we know about are the kosher noester, you know, because Okay. They just have to be in control. And they've been taught for generations, they're better than everyone else, and they're gonna take over the world. I mean, that was the whole point of that little intersection where they are right now.
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Yeah. We had the title of Babel and oh, no. We gotta have our new world order again because, we we, we got stopped by God.
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Well, I call it the Jew world order. The real the real
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the real Judeans or Jews are in Iran or third class citizen in Israel. Okay. And you see them, they're in the Congress of Iran. They are able to practice their religion over there, and the Muslims don't kill them. And they've been fighting together with the Muslim against the Zionist Jews.
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Go look it up. Maybe they know maybe they know the difference, and that's a good thing. Well, you guys know about Keshe? Do you know about Keshe? You mean Kashe?
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No. K e s h e, Keshe.
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Maybe by another name. Go ahead and explain one. Go ahead. Yes, Amari.
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You know who I'm talking about? Works with plasma and, yeah. But, basically, it it's kind of the fourth state of matter. But, he claimed to be Iranian Jew and that his cousins were the ones in control in Israel. And he said, he tells them, what would grandmother think? You know, not that he's totally you know, I mean, nobody's purely good or fairly evil. It's just not not how it is.
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I'm not And I'm not worried about anything. I'm not worried about those things too much or if the rivers, Mississippi River takes a massive land or or then just in the in the blink in the blink of an eye, I will be raised or raptured for some. And, I'm not worried about those things. I'm just kidding.
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It's all in God's will. It's all in God's will.
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By the way, most you know, everybody's talking about a thousand years, seven years, all this. What do you do with first and Peter? It says that everything will be burned up. Earth and the elements Yep. Everything will be instantly.
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And they so what's the problem with that?
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And some say that that that heaven is a temporary place where, you know, ones that rise with him will be held while the earth is renewed.
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And and the first Corinthians says you'll be raised together, and you'll be given a different spiritual body. So all this will be in the blink of an eye. Boom. Boom. Yep. Yeah. It's it's not not even seven seconds
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or That's that's what attracts me a little bit. After it quick. Yeah. Evolutionist. Right? And the big bang. It's like, I guess that's what God's creating
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everything sounded like to them. Right? Long ago and far away is their religion. If you really think about it, it's a religion, but they they can't tell you it's a religion because they're so psychotic
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in in in my personal opinion. This is how we're designed by our creator to worship something. And that's That's the view versus creationism.
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Oh, yeah. Well, this is all time long ago and far away. You have to already believe in the something, and, of course, they can't back it up when when it comes down to brass taxes. But, you know, they're so delusional. It's like, okay. You have fun.
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Yeah. It's all tied together. Yeah.
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Yeah. No no offense to anybody here that still believes in it. I mean, I I went down the same route, and then, you know, eventually, I by the grace of god, because it was meant to be, you know, I I I woke up and it's like, that doesn't make any you're absolutely right. It doesn't make sense. It doesn't pass the scientific test and all the other stuff that we're like like you were just saying, you know, kind of push down our throat. Think this way and this way only without realizing that you're thinking one way and not quote, unquote critically. Like They do it with fear usually. Yeah. You know? Exactly. Yeah. Fear and control. We we're the victors. We write history. We also tell you how to think, supposedly. You know? I don't know if you can see the chat, but,
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Jacob okay. Well, I'll put it in there, Malcolm Bowden. And I also have the chitango that's thereafter, but, it's on YouTube. And, just really research this. This is even more fascinating. You know, once you've learned and accepted a truth, right, then you're ready for more. Right? And so if you if you went so I'm talking about geocentrism. You know about that? Okay. Now now we're going to flat earth and, stable earth. No. No. No. No. No. No. See, this flat earth, and I call it p h l I t e r f, flat earth. That was an op that was dropped in 2014.
But they do take some of the things from geocentrism to, you know, add to their little thing theory going on there. And, geocentrism is is accurate. The Earth has never been proven to be moving. Did you know that?
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You know, that's, Yeah. I I I already know that. That's it. It's in the bible.
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But, again, you got folks out there that Let's see. Because in black and blue, they don't believe it. You know? Right. And when and when it says the earth will not be moved, some people say, oh, well, I don't know what that you know? It mean it just means it's everything's in God's hand, and and that's acceptable. You're not ready for that other part yet. But it actually the Earth is not moving. The universe in concentric spherical shells with the galaxies in them is moving around us east to west. It's fantastic.
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The star is inbound.
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And the solar system isn't just like one flat, you know, 33 RPM record. It's like three different levels. The sun is actually rotating around us, and it moves up and down. We don't. Now I wouldn't have accepted this formerly, but I see where it's true. You know? So and then the, three planets, in front of us near the sun, they do rotate around the sun, or at least supposedly, and the other one's behind us, but the sun rotates around us. I I just think it's so fantastic. And like I said, I wouldn't have believed it, but having learned these other things to be truth, it's just, it's great.
Yeah. I'll put it in there. It's Malcolm Bowden is the guy's name. I'll put it in the chat.
[03:30:07] Unknown:
Oh, it's just like Polaris. Anybody who's done studies on Polaris and then and actually seen or seen based on other folks who've been able to take time lapse of it that just like you're saying, everything goes in a big circle above us. We don't move. It's everything's moving above us, the stars, the moon. And like I said, they do go up and down to the how else you get seasons. They they gotta move in and away from the Equator or through Capricorn, the set and the other. And funny thing is, of course, the ones that believe in this whole solar system more 10,000 miles an hour and all this other crap. I'm like, well, you have no answer for Polaris. It's never moved. It doesn't move.
Because obviously, if we're going through the their version of space, and you know, all this other crap and 66.6 degrees till blah, blah, blah, clerics would wouldn't be in the same position. It wouldn't, it would it would move. But of course, you bring that up to any evolutionist or anybody who who studies the stars in in astronomy, not astrology, but astronomy, they're like, nope. We're we're not gonna go there because it it it ruins a little, imaginary religion, if you will. Well, they might they might have to actually believe in God, and that's what scares them. Yeah. Exactly. They appear the, you know, fear the one who can destroy the body and the soul, and that's fear thy God.
[03:31:32] Unknown:
Mhmm. And Malcolm bound Malcolm Bowden, by by any, you know, stretch of the imagination, isn't the only one that talks about this, but he gives some good videos that and and Joan has watched them. I don't know if she's still here. But, you know, they bear watching over and over till you see, you know, what's going on, but he does explain it quite plainly. And, the three main experiments that they use and I have a detractor, James, in Vancouver, that'll go tattle to uncle Fetzer. There's a presenter here that believes the Michelson Morley experiment says the world the Earth isn't moving, and that's only one of the three.
You know, they try to discount the other two. But there's a fellow named Robert Sonjanes who's Catholic, and he really has it down good too. So if you just put geocentrism in, say, Yandex search engine, you'll find a lot of different different ones that you can investigate and see if they're true and pray about it. You know, see see how it works out. There's only one model that works. You either have models a or b, black and white. Right? Right. Right. Right. I'm not saying that the the method the the model different versions. I mean, it's But I'm just saying that even that person The thing with Robert's on Genesis, he's Catholic. And when I heard him say that Protestants are, only saved because of Catholics, I'm just like, okay. I can't listen to you anymore.
Yeah.
[03:33:00] Unknown:
No. It's a Well, that's because he was sucked into the Catholic crap. I mean, I don't know when I say that because I went through it. I was raised a Catholic, went to Sunday school, had no, as they would say, kids weekend and Jesus is and god this, and it was just thrown down your throat. And, eventually, I got out of it because I was like, I I found all the paganism and all I was like, this doesn't this doesn't jive. It doesn't fit the bible. It doesn't fit this. Their version is different from the KJV. You know, it go down the whole list. Uh-huh. So that's to make it like, I don't know. It was it was all evil.
[03:33:32] Unknown:
It was all rich and wicked. Fair, I'm not biblical. I learned that from an early age that that, no. This is darkness.
[03:33:39] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Well, my mom was Catholic, and everybody else was so, you know, it went down that road. Yep. To be fair Gary, go ahead. No. No. To be fair, I'm not a Catholic, but, you know, everything changed after 1954 has been, taken completely, the Catholic.
[03:33:56] Unknown:
Everything is now Catholicism?
[03:33:58] Unknown:
Yeah. Now in 1954, especially, it's been taken completely, but the Jewish. But I don't worry too much if the if the world is, is, going a 100 speed mile or or just cleaning still. Yeah. Because at the end, on judgment on judgment day, but the heavens and the earth, which are now preserved by the same word, are reserved for, until the day of judgment and will be under fire. And all the ugly men will be under fire. So it really the at the end, on judgment day, it doesn't matter what's happening. It will all the elements and everything will be burned out. I think they keep us entertained fighting between us and supposedly all the religions, Christianity.
Mhmm. They keep us divided with all this. You know, you you open your old yellow pages, the old book that nobody use no more, And you will open on the churches, and you will see thousands of different denominations. That's how they keep us divided with all these different type of theories. And now YouTube, everybody's trying to find something to justify your own doctrine or your own way of thinking instead of focusing on on the simplicity of the word. It there's a passage that does say it's difficult but not impossible to understand if you put your mind to it.
[03:35:19] Unknown:
Right. And the bible talks about it's gonna burn with, quote, unquote, fervent heat. And, whether it moves or not, in the context of what you're saying, yeah, at the end, you know, it's gonna be what it's gonna be. It's on his timetable.
[03:35:35] Unknown:
The heavens will be dissolved being on fire, and the elements will melt with fervent heat. Yeah. Servent heat. Yeah. Yeah. I I I had paraphrasing there.
[03:35:53] Unknown:
I mean, the best we can do right now, obviously, is we we need to pray for the living, not the dead, in in hopes that, we plant that seed and spread the gospel and get them saved. I mean, point them to getting saved. And then ultimately ultimately, they have to figure out what the information because in the Bible talks about you must hear the word in order to know and understand what it is to get saved. You don't just out of the blue, and you don't have the information. So they're gonna go to hell.
[03:36:20] Unknown:
You know you know how the saying goes. You could take them to the pond, but you can't make them drink. Well, take a little water. You can't make a drink. Yeah. Yeah. But, you know, I'm I go further. You can't even take them to the pond no more. It's not that they don't drink water. You can't even take them to the pond for anything for being national or for so I'm not negative in that sense. But, usually, something has to happen to that individual or that community or that country for Yeah. Yep. For them to wake up. Because before, you were able to take them to the pond. You know, here, here's the Bible or you read or you give me facts or truth. And then it was up to them to drink that beautiful purity of the truth or whatever it is, in this case, the Bible. But now you can't even do that because people don't read no more.
They have this short expansion of five seconds. And if you can't explain everything five seconds, there's something wrong with you. They don't know how to be still because their mind is always busy. Busy, like, hearing music in the elevator or in the car or always then this this. So they just don't know how to connect with a higher being or even to your fellow men. You you go to a restaurant, you go they're dating, and they don't even talk to each other because they're looking at their phone. And they spend there an hour, and, basically, they don't even say So now you're gonna try try to give them some truth. It's really hard, and that goes with our family and everybody else. But, but, yeah, that's our keeping divided. They're dividing us by in so many different factors that, by the time they figure out, we'll be burning and everything will be melting. You're going to even if it happens The answer
[03:38:02] Unknown:
to some of what you're saying, I think most would agree, we've done the dive in studies, is it's all been programmed purposely to do it just like having the Roman circus of the day. Back in the day was, you know, the whole literally Roman circus. And that version today is all these attractions, the cell phone, the Black Mirror, football, basketball, soccer, just beauty, you name it, the boob tube, the TV, the mind control box, and then let's not forget their discoveries with the MK ultras. And of course, they have different versions of it. One of the main things that they've been pushing last twenty years is the blue light. They've done so many studies on it. It's one of the easiest mind controlling mechanisms that can be used.
And the way they send the waves up in TV and various other things and, of course, all your LED lighting, which had nothing to do with, I'm Obama, and we're gonna save the energy by eventually making all bulbs that are incandescent obsolete by some order of law, not an actual legal or anything like that in their context of how they'd say legal. So we can get everybody more brainwashed circadian rhythms off the charts. People have insomnia, this problem, that problem, or you got kids that supposedly have ADHD, but they don't. They got all the fluorescent crap in the schools. Hardly any windows anymore with natural light coming in this that and the other. I mean, it's a whole few of things.
So in a sense, I'm I'm gonna say that a lot of it's not their fault. Yeah. But being so mind controlled, it it it it's gone off the cliff or, like you said, forget the pawn. I mean, they're they're so lost almost. They're good luck.
[03:39:50] Unknown:
Yeah. But you but you know that it's a lot of have to do with greed or or time. I'm not talking about greed. I'm talking about mind control. Yeah. But the it comes from there. They get us through, sexual things or agree the money. They offer indentation, all type of things. But, again, I'm in this state now in, in, Missouri. Mhmm. And it's a state of the mirror. The building is a university town, and, the Nest Stadium fits 60,000. That was a ballgame on the Labor Day, and, everybody were walking miles and miles. And I don't like to use that word, but just to describe a specific generation, the baby boomers, and then all the college students and the different and they were walking, and they were parked the cars miles away because there's there was no way to fit everybody there. And we're just driving by.
And everybody, all those young people, they didn't look like they were going to ballgame. They looked like they were going nightclubing. They looked like they were gonna go the old disco disco tux or or something because the way they would dress, especially the women, young people, they were all all gone. It was really a fashion thing. They were competing in vanity and everything. And they're all in group, obviously. They're young. And the baby boomers were doing the same thing. And so I think the ball game has become more instead of a family event or something, has become more of an event, an excuse to party, and you got 60,000. And let's say let's say, I don't know, those 60,000, 10,000 go to to to, and I met a couple of them. They go to this physical church that we call today.
And where are the parents? Because they act like the Christian. They worship, like, the Christians, but their everyday life, the way they dress and the way they act, they don't even understand because Christianity or the Bible and through those pastors have been watered down. I I felt so bad. You know? You're they're laughing and having fun. You know? They told me that it cost $20 to get one drink there. So I'm imagine 60,000, many of them would drink on that. It is you know? Where are the parents? What happened? What happened that we don't teach them no more? Even if they don't, they don't know the difference they don't know the difference of being righteous in it no more. It's not their fault. But in certain way, it is. I have the answer to your panel problem.
[03:42:27] Unknown:
Okay. Now you're mentioning okay. They're kinda awry, if you will, the the the kids that are whatever age they are in your story here. But it goes back to the 10 planks of the communist manifesto. I think it's playing three or four regarding how to take over the schools in relationship to like playing four or five and six. How do we separate, quote, unquote, the biblical, they don't say biblical, I'm adding that in there for context. When folks know what I'm talking about. Biblical family, the husband, the wife, the one or more kids or offspring, I should say.
We can start destroying the family dynamic by splitting them slowly and slowly to a point where it's done so slow and in steps that folks don't realize it along without to getting rid of the Bible out of schools and snap. But long story short, that's what they've been doing since the fifties when they start when they pass the old. I wanna say nineteen fifty three, four, give or take, maybe 52. I forgot their name. This lady that they paraded around the country, brainwashing the parents into thinking, well, forget private schooling anymore. Forget the private Sunday school, not the church version, but, you know, do your own thing or homeschooling. We're gonna make sure that eventually the federal government is going to be the parent of the child, and that all has been getting worse and worse with how many hours our kids in The United States Of America, you know, for forget the other countries at the moment, where eventually it's gonna be a like, quote, unquote, twenty four hours seven, go to school, both parents have to work. We we just show up the family dynamic there. Who who is the parent then if most of the time the children are busy at these indoctrination camps, oh, it's gonna be the federal government in the guise of hire a teacher. Here's the gym teacher. Here's that blah blah blah blah. And then feed you crap at lunch, this, that, and the other.
And that's how I see or like you were saying, well, back in the after before my time, I'm not old, older. I'm not a 50, 60, you know, kinda that generation where it's solely tapered off with parents who know how to raise their kids. Yes. We beat them. We slap them. What whatever in the biblical. It's not where they twist it today in the last twenty five years. Oh, no. You can't do that to your kid. You can't slap them. You can't spank them. You can't all this crap and they think it's child abuse up the kazoo when in reality, in the background, they're busy trafficking them and doing worse thing. But heaven forbid, we discipline, spoil the children and and the Rob quote. I can't think of it in the Bible and teach some stinking discipline. I mean, you you hear some stories maybe with the grandparents where, yeah, if I damn talk back to my daddy or mommy, I got bitch left, you know, all this other stuff. And, you know, they learn real quick.
And we, you know, we lose, the gentlemen and the ladies or, like, the southern hospitality if you're in the South. Not necessarily the always quotation of yes, ma'am, no, ma'am, and all that. You know? I'm talking about more, like, in the physical sense, you know, hold your door, do this, do that, dress appropriately. And like you were saying, you know, instead of sitting there talking on cell phones or like, I've seen memes where of last ten, fifteen years where folks are making fun of exactly what you're pointing out, but it's so true. Like, they'll say, well, when's dinner instead of yelling down the staircase, mom, what's for dinner or ring the doorbell and the kids come in, you know, when the street lights come on or something to that effect if you were old enough for that generation, which I think the last step was late. I wouldn't say the mid early to mid nineties.
It was more than eighties and seventies, I think, with the whole type of dinner bell thing. Or go out and play. There's no boob tube. There's no video games. If you're a guy or a girl, you fall off your bike, whoop dee doo. Get off your butt. Try again. No cupcake. No holding my hand. Oh my god. I'm a little prissy boy. You know, it's like, no. We're we're losing men and real women. So, anyway, that's that's my point. Is the tool is taking over. That's all part of the 10 planks of the manifesto of Karl Marx, we pretty much have them all. And obviously, it runs in socialistic circles also.
Another way they get what they want, if you go look up the book, rules for radicals by Sala Linsky. The Democratic Party officially made that book like their savior and grace along with some other junk. But basically in that book, actually teaches Karl Marx related things in socialism and their whole goal of how they get their things. It's two steps forward. One step back is pretty much their motto in that book. So they'll push only so far what will be allowed and then they'll back off thinking, Oh, okay, you know, we'll bend down, we're not going to double down, triple down, we don't have to, We can solely get what we want to step, you know, for one step back. And, eventually, if you do all the math on that, yeah, you you they eventually will get what they want, you know, from the democratic standpoint, from how they use that like their bible.
As for the bigger picture biblically, yeah. Satan's gonna get his little time, have his little throne, abomination, desolation, this and the other. And long story short, you know, we're husband wins. So, you know, I'll end it to that.
[03:48:16] Unknown:
Hey, Jimmy. Hey, Jimmy. Hey. So so so about, twenty five minutes ago, I think I heard you say the Jews are God's chosen people. Did you say that?
[03:48:31] Unknown:
Well, I'm talking about the real Jews, Hebrews, basically. If if we wanna really get technical with the name. Yeah. Okay.
[03:48:39] Unknown:
Okay. Thanks for that. I just wanted to make sure I understood exactly what you were saying. Yeah. I do now. Thank you.
[03:48:49] Unknown:
Well, I just wanna make sure you understood what I was saying in the sense of the relationship to Revelation or god calls them out after the abomination desolation. They're of the synagogue of Satan, the ones that call themselves Jews but are not Jews.
[03:49:09] Unknown:
Yeah.
[03:49:10] Unknown:
And I just wanted to distinguish in the biblical sense. Yeah. Jew is I think somebody said it was a slang term or whatever. Maybe lost some translation, but, they're they're they're the Hebrewites or the Hebrews or are are the Jews for lack of better term.
[03:49:25] Unknown:
Thanks.
[03:49:26] Unknown:
Yeah. The right word is Judea. Judea. But, going back to the You're doing it in your family daughter. Pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit you know, we always talk about the baby boomers in the sixties. I know America's not gonna like this, but the whatever the generation that was called before them, their parents, the silent generation, they they were the best for their kids.
So they laid the guard now. You know, they removed the real money from silver in 1963 or '64.
[03:50:03] Unknown:
They, led the 05/2003. And then Nick Nicholson took us off the final standard.
[03:50:09] Unknown:
You know, but yeah. But that's the the the reserve of the of the country. But the money's people, the silver, they're removing 63. They removed prayers from the schools in the sixties also. They put all this, medication, all these things, take control of the medical system and and think we're getting free or whatever when you retire. And, and they gave you the Social Security on the side. And in 1954, they gave me the five one c three of the shirts. All this happens doing doing the parents of those baby boomers. So we left the guard because, oh, I don't want my kid working here in the farm no more. Look. Somebody based on their statistics, they said only seven percent of the American population, 1959, had a college degree.
So are we better off sixty years later or whatever the years or seventy five years? But now a lot of they think because they have the little paper. They they know they're all knowing. They know more than some that don't have it today. Or most of us, they're usually, the one that are thinkers or the one that doesn't have it. So, yeah, you're right. It's incrementally they've been doing all the things. And that's why I think that people have to lose something physically, health, or as a group, at least to wake up. And I I see I see little things that happening now. People are getting worried because they can't afford a house or taxes or insurance. I see them sort of wait. They can't pay the rents. You know, another thing, people don't have time now. But in the '15 and '60, only one person at work, and they could have two or three or four kids. And they would have a 32 bedroom house. So they had time to read. They had time to say, hey. Why are they gonna do this in my in my city? Why are they gonna do this in the country?
So I think it had to do with greed. They just you know, you always want our fellow men. You oh, they have it. I want it too. And, you know, the Old Testament is I want a king. I want a nicer car. I I don't wanna be working here in the Southern Farm. So a lot of us in the underlying reason that we took the decision, I'm gonna send my kids to college. And then when a group or part of a group or or your family or your brother or whoever is it send their kids, now you feel bit left behind and say, you know, something, maybe I should send my kids out of the college. Because usually, we follow the the previous duckling.
Whatever the duckling is doing, we're all follow instead of question, and there's very few of us that question things.
[03:52:41] Unknown:
Okay. You may spend on that for other folks who are processing it. Absolutely right.
[03:52:51] Unknown:
No incremental steps to get what they want. Other than greed, what's more powerful than greed
[03:53:01] Unknown:
is the control mechanism of an analogy of
[03:53:06] Unknown:
we're the masters, you're the slaves, you don't own Jack. We want you to jump high when we say do this, do that without you realizing that you're doing it because the brainwashing and control is so powerful. You'll mean everybody else who are, let's say, just not awake. Can't think of the other side because we were never presented it. So we don't know any better. And you just go day to day life thinking, oh, my my mundane life, this happening. You know, they tried to sell your parents the American dream back in my fifties Sears catalog, buy a house, you know, for $800, this, that, and the other bloody, bloody, blah. But it all comes down to like you were saying, one of the biggest mechanisms of the control aspect is if you ain't got time, you have less time to wake up because we got you so stinking busy. I remember growing up a kid or a as a kid or a child or offspring, if you wanna keep it nonlegal, and biblical.
I think a lot of folks that are listening probably went through the whole schedule of okay. After school activities are a, b, c, and d. Johnny is gonna do football. Mary's gonna do band or whatever and blah blah blah. Basically, we were in kept busy schedule. Keep your stinking grades up to get the scholarship blah blah blah. And you're still programmed for the twelve Oh, and the 1512
[03:54:33] Unknown:
Don't forget Satan's Club. After school? Yeah.
[03:54:38] Unknown:
Right. Satan's Club. Yeah. Or the, school club. We're just so busy and hammered. We don't think and neither do the kids in the college folks that go out and party or don't party, and and they get that quote, unquote degree. And then they found out it it it don't mean shit. All that control aspect, they they found out really easy what happened when they pulled up the COVID hoax. Look how many people had time to read TikTok if it was around and I forget. I I think it was. Yeah. And various other things that we were able to do that, like, you were just stating, mainly the time aspect.
People were renovating their houses, doing this, doing that. And if you were one of the lucky ones who were able to go out and travel, you could speed. You could do whatever you want because there wasn't a single stinking top out there. I know this because I was one of the authorized ones under the guise of are you a necessity, you know, under the rules after they pass that old? You you need to have a piece of paperwork. Basically, you show me your papers. If you're a necessity, you know, have to go out other than the typical, okay, you can go shopping. I think that we're allowed church to a point, but then they started closing churches down because, oh my god, six foot rule and that evil six six six six six six.
This, that, and the other. But basically, yeah, if we take all your time, what can this slavery do or or the little simps as they maybe look at us or the going? And we don't know any better. I mean, peep people need to shut off the TV, cut the cord as they call it, cut the Netflix, cut this, and study study study, and and awaken that that mind and the penal gland and, you know, various other things if if we wanna go down those roads. You know you you know, the the stuff. That.
[03:56:34] Unknown:
Yeah. You know, a lot of people gonna hurt, so I don't want that to happen. But the best thing that can happen, the grid to go off. That's the only window. You know, you want a revolution, remove their phones from their hands. They'll they'll go crazy. They'll they'll they'll fight for that. Not if they take their women, not if they take their children, not if they take they'll they'll fight for the phone or the Internet. But the truth is, you know, in Europe, they have thousands of years of wars between each country or or the continent of between each tribe, you know, the Germans or the Germanic tribe against the Franks and so on and so on. But, you know, in the last four hundred years, one of the biggest problem on this, the no. There were more Protestant and the Southern were more, even there were Caucasians and all you wanna call it, but they were more Catholic, and they have war between each other. In fact, the the problem with Russia, they're orthodox. They have they have wars between them for a thousand years because the orthodox don't get along with the Catholic or the Roman, Roman side. And it goes down here. So when you start migrating all this, not just the color, just the religion, you're starting having problem in the the North against the South. The sun southern people here in the 1800 were more Protestant, and the and the and the New English were more of a Unitarian.
So all this has to do with the ideals and the problems they have with religion or mindset. Now you fast forward to today, you know, Roger was talking about, supporting or whatever Marco Rubio with the, Daza and and Israel and the Palestinians cannot come in here. You know, most Cubans love Marco Rubio, and they are super conservative. They are non liberal in the in the in the context of what we consider the right and left, and they are not liberal. They're very families. They're hardworking, and they are proud that one of their owns came and worked in a little and and got all the way up to be a senator and then so on and so on. But most of them, 99, they don't understand that mister Castro and mister Rua are not Cubans or what it whatever countries you call them, Cuban, black or white, whatever you wanna call them.
Rubio, if you look at the origin and name, he's he's Jewish. His wife is Jewish. So So what you think is is is gonna support the Palestinian is not.
[03:58:55] Unknown:
Yeah. Phone party boy is Miriam Adelson's pet.
[03:58:59] Unknown:
Yeah. Merr probably understand what I'm saying. But but they all have handlers. Yes. And Castro is is a I will hear this. I had a business down there, and they and they will say, why does mister Castro doesn't love his people? Because, hey, there are they he doesn't consider the humans their people because he's Jewish. That's why he came in the New York Times. That's why he had meetings with the Rockefeller, and that's why he he protected the oil for air refinery or whatever in Angola and this. All this stuff. So most people, yes, we're gullible. We don't have times, and we haven't done. And that's why people don't read the the Bible. You know? Herbs are medicine, but we practice witchcraft from a Kia. Right? They tell you what the Bible tells you what real money is, but we're practicing all this currency, all this all this stuff. So I don't know. You know, they're focused so much on doctrine. I do believe in doctrine. I do believe in Baptist. I do the lords of all that, but they they have twisted us that even those people are scholars, supposedly, they could memorize their Bible better than me, a 100,000, but they still are blind because they still can't see keep on praying in those churches for the sick.
But how what do you think God's gonna be able to cure you if you keep on putting all those pills that you have in your in your bathroom cabinet and you're putting all that pharmacia in every day? It's there's not so much you could do. So so even though we go to they go to church or we go to church every Sunday, you know, you could go to the seven church at the end. You know? I I I I I I saw you and you're doing this and this, but I have this against you. Okay? And we have to go to each individual. You know? I'm glad that you believe in god you have, but have them. They will not let you take them to the pond because they think you're the ones crazy because they no matter what, you're right. You're some mind control.
And down to the thing, if you got half of the population, seventy, eighty percent drinking or, or swallowing one of those pills, but look at the definition from here. They are under spell, and that's probably why we can't get through this. But most people are under spell to the chemicals of the food, to those pills, and to many other, ways they're getting us. There's my rant. Even though I'm eating, I'm trying.
[04:01:22] Unknown:
Well done. Hey, Mer. Hey, Mer. Yes, ma'am. Oh, I just wanted to, because I didn't get I didn't completely understand about Hamas and Netanyahu. Yeah. And I've known for a while that Hamas was created by Israelis, Godamayor, who whoever. Yeah. All that. And so but was this so was Netanyahu on somewhere where, like, regular folk could hear him saying he's the person of Hamas?
[04:01:51] Unknown:
What was really noticeable, I found out after because everyone was making such a big deal how Infowars got all the stuff, sent to him off the web before they scrubbed it about this kid in mini Minnesota. You know? And, and I thought, well, wait a minute. What were they talking about before that they're suddenly not talking about at all? And that was it. You know? But it it, you can find it, I think, still. I'll look up and see if I find links. I'll put it in. I'm reading about Baba Ganush right now. I wanna make some Baba Ganush. Uh-huh.
[04:02:24] Unknown:
But you're you're you're saying that, what what regular what he was on the regular news, Netanyahu saying he's a part time off?
[04:02:32] Unknown:
No. I don't know how well how far it got spread, but that was definitely to blast that off of there because you're not hearing about it at all now. And it reminded me of early September ten years ago when Joshua Ryan Goldberg, r y n e, got exposed. He had, like, so many personas, but it was, Fairfax Media in, Australia that outed him. He had a few personas from there, and, they're just all over the place. One of them was a Jewish lawyer he had, and they dropped any charges. And, of course, the parents say, oh, he's he's just you know, he's not writing ahead and and whatever. But they had younger children that were playing across the street with, some family there. I don't know if they were Jewish too.
But they quick wanted to get off of him, and they brought up in the news that everybody fell for everywhere, the, Muslim bomb clock boy. Do you remember that?
[04:03:37] Unknown:
Not a on an airplane? I don't know.
[04:03:40] Unknown:
No. It just like, out of school, he made something, and they made it into he's making a bomb clock. Mainly, that ruined the searches for this Goldberg kid because he was doing pressure cooker bomb for a 09:11, so, you know, ceremony thing in Kansas City. And, but he didn't know he was dealing with an undercover FBI agent. And, so
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What was the con what was the context for Netanyahu telling that whoever person, man, that he was supporting Hamas? Did he say why he was supporting Hamas? What was the context of that whole
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Just the fact that he is doing it, and it's legitimate. You know? We're not supposed to know that even though it's a fact and it's what they always do. We're supposed to think that Hamas is something separate. Oh, so Netanyahu thinks it's together.
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Netanyahu thinks it's common knowledge that, Hamas was created by Israelis.
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He he doesn't I don't know what he thinks. They're they're trying to keep it hidden. You know? It's not in the major news. I mean, we all know it because we don't trust the major news. You know?
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But it was set it out. He just said it. Yeah. I'm supporting Hamas. Like, he's proud of it. Like, that's fine with him. And Well, let me see. I'll I'll have to dig up the article because I wasn't really paying attention to that posting. Okay. It was an article. Okay. About what? A week or two or a month ago? Pardon me? How long ago did you see those articles a month or,
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how long ago? This is the same day. They were bringing this forward on the same day. I don't know how.
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I gotta find them where I put But if you, to like, this week or a few weeks ago or years ago?
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Well, when when was the Minnesota thing? A week ago Wednesday. Right? Okay. So they were talking about it on Wednesday.
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Okay. Wednesday. Thank you. Thank you very much.
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Okay, guys. Yeah. I'm just trying to find My turn.
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It's time to put this, time to put this thing to bed. I've got five streams going, and there's no excuse for that for four hours with five streams going. That's ridiculous. Hello, sir. This has been the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales and the Friday edition with cohost Brent Allen Winters on eurofolkradio.com global voice mail network. What? What, Murr?
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Cut it down. The goyim know.
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Okay. Well, thank you for that. Our website is thematrixdocs.com. Go there. You'll find links to free conference calls so you can actually join the fray. Go ahead. Tune in and then turn on to the Radio Ranch after show. I'm Paul from Global Voice Network. I'm out of here. Stick a fork in me. I'm done. Blasting the voice of freedom worldwide, you're listening to the Global Voice Video Network.
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Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
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Thank you, Alvin. Ushering us in one more time here, Friday edition, Radio Ranch. Roger Sales, your host. It's the fifth Cinco of, September as we pledge along through to the, back six months of the year where there's almost always excitement. Anyway, good morning, Paul. We haven't seen I don't think mister Winters has got his horse tied up out front yet, but he will be here directly. And, so be in the interim, we'll converse about something. And, we'll also allow you, if you would, to give a hand of thanks to the folks that help us extend our reach. If you would, sir Bennett or sir Paul.
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I can do that. And, we have a very light compliment of, services. Alan and I were It's Friday. Alan and I were on the phone this morning. And, what I am going to be doing is I'm going to be extending the invitation to him. Or, actually, I've already extended it. He just hasn't given me the numbers. Mhmm. I'm going to be picking up, overflow streams on homenetwork.tv, freedomnation.tv, golivetv, and streamlife.tube. Hopefully, we can put the techno technical pieces in place so I can also handle the ice cast stream to WBOU in Chicago. So I will have all of those platforms, driven from here in the event that things happen, like his Internet is giving him problems today. So which is That's unfortunate.
The thing. He's not gonna be with us.
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Uh-huh. So you're the maestro today. You're the big maestro today.
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No. I haven't actually put those pieces in place yet because he hasn't given me those numbers. Oh, the numbers. Right. Because of because of the stuff that I did last week, setting up the rumble stream and the restream multicast
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and all that, I actually have some open holes where I can bring in, the Net family of broadcast services,
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and I can serve them just from the infrastructure I have in place. So, they're not with us today. However, radiosoapbox.com is, thanks to our buddy Paul, who, I don't I don't wanna spoil the surprise or anything like that, but he is going to try and join us today. Uh-oh. Good. So, we're also just joined neuro folk I'm sorry. What?
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Somebody just joined us, it looked like. Yeah. Connelloire did.
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We're on eurofolksradio.com. Thanks to pastor Eli James who was scheduled to be on Paul English live yesterday. However Uh-oh. He wasn't able to make it. So they're gonna try and reschedule him for next week. So but it was a great show. They just have two hours of frivolity? Oh, no. It was three hours of joviality is what it was. Of joviality. You know? Okay. You get a get us three or four together. Yeah. And Yeah. Crazy things happen. Yeah. We're we're also on Global Voice Network. Our website is thematrixstocks.com, so you can join us using free conference call. Actually, join us live on the show.
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So You you can't get too out of line over there now. What's his name? Stormer? He may come and throw you in the Tower Of London. You know? I mean, it's getting pretty ridiculous over there.
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Well, did I have
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again, I have already, extended the invitation to Paul English that he can use my channels and my distribution, and he's completely outside of the, English thumb as it were.
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So to speak. Okay. Well, I'm sure it'll get straightened out. I'm, I I think at this stage, Paul shows compared to some of the other things they're dealing with not a priority, but it may be. Who knows? Anyway, did you did I hear say that mister Winters joined us there? Did, the Yes. He is. But I did have one thing that I wanted to to,
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see. I've been looking into Robert Seffer
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Yeah.
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And, the Atlantean Chronicles whatever. Mhmm. Yeah. Did you know that there's a one in 56,000,000 chance that, Britain is not the lost tribe of Israel? That's what Robert says anyway.
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Well, it could be. He's a very, fastidious researcher. I've he's got copious amounts of work out there. I haven't probably haven't seen all of them. Could be. He's got a lot of information back into those thing into those, things, in antiquity. And, as his channel would indicate, he's fascinated with Atlantis and the legend of Atlantis, which may be real. You know? So, anyway, welcome, Brent. Is that you there again on Friday?
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Yeah. Roger, hi. Good to talk to you. I'm glad you're here. I hope you're alright. And Yeah. Too.
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Yeah. Probably better than most, so I should not complain. Did you have do you have a good week?
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Yeah. Everything's going good here. As I say, if I'm north of dirt, I'm happy. Happy? Yeah. Yeah. I'm north of dirt. And, a lot of my friends have their three score and 10 in, and they're gone. You know? And I I've got my three score and 10 in, and I'm not gone. So I'm gonna try to keep doing something and hope it's worthwhile. I think I think there's got the big guys got more work for us to do. Oh, yeah. There's plenty. More work to do in a fella and get done, as dad has always said, but there's not always money to do it. So the best thing to do is just get in and start working. I hope somebody gives you some pay because somehow you're taken care of. Mhmm. But I'm I'm hoping, and I'm cocked and loaded, Roger, to and, of course, you can interrupt, at your leisure. I'm cocked and loaded to start in on the declaration of 76 again. Oh, let's continue that again. Well, that's good. Well Okay.
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In case you hadn't heard Gold's bet. I'm down at 37 36, $3,700 this morning. Good gravy. So that's escalating. And, of course, silver is at a point where it's only been one other time in twenty five hundred years, I think. What's still we're at? 40 low forties.
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Oh, but then
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so, it's, it's really turning. We got well, we got some kind of an event up ahead of us. I don't know how far, but it's definitely closer by the day. Uh-huh. Let's see. What else do I wanna ask you about? Do you got you got a a relationship with sheriff Darleaf up there in Michigan? Did you hear what came out of Michigan this week?
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No. What happened?
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Well, they got a budget committee, and these guys found 4,277 fake jobs.
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Fake what?
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Jobs.
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Oh. Oh. Oh. Yeah. Fake job. That does that surprise me? No. $5,000,000,000 worth. Yeah. It doesn't surprise me. It doesn't surprise me a bit. Right? That's 5,000 million dollars for the I know. Initiated. But see, we're I don't know about other people. I'm just used to it, and I'm hardened to it, and I don't get indignant about it. I just won't stop if I can figure out a way to do something to stop it, but I certainly don't get exercised over it anymore. You know, like Everett Dirksen used to say, a billion here and a billion there, and pretty soon, you're talking about some money. Yeah. Real money. And, well, yeah, we can't we can't fathom that. You know, that's that's stupid.
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Anyway, I thought that was very interesting this week. There's a lot of stuff. Mister, mister Trump had a a lavish dinner at the White House last night with a bunch of high-tech people and he and Melania, and, Bill Gates is on one side of them, and Zuckerberg was on the other at the table. Uh-huh. So, no telling what they're cooking up there, shenanigan wise.
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Well, I'm hoping that these traders. They're, of course, they're just interested in the money, so they may be, kissing his can by this time for all I know. Yeah. And I and I would expect that. If they think they're over a barrel, they have no dignity or pride. They'll do anything. They'll just fall down and beg if they have to. They don't care. I guess. Well, that's why I'm glad not to be driven by that. Well, no. It's it is rather it's called freedom. It's what it is. If you're not driven by money, we all wanna, of course, have a little money. I understand that. But when really the when it comes down to the nut cutting, and you gotta choose. And we all reach that point no matter how much we drive to make money, and that's a good thing.
But there comes a point where a fella, sooner or later, he's gonna have to make a choice, and his choice will reveal who he is. Yes. That's what's gonna happen in everybody's life. I can say just as a personal testimony, it's happened in mine, and I was pleasantly surprised at what I did. And once you if you do the right thing, it increases your confidence exponentially. Because before that, before your testing, you don't know. And it's nothing and if you do the right thing, it's no credit to you. None. Absolutely none. It may be, though, if you if you do the right thing, it's what God has done with you in spite of your weakness and stupidity.
That's what it boils down to. And if you don't see it that way, it'll never happen to you. That's what, book teaches us anyway. Well, Roger, do you want me to dive into this thing then? Well, looks like you got your swimsuit on, so go ahead. That's a good line, Roger. I got my swimsuit on. I might as well go ahead and stick my toe in water. Yeah. No. No. Don't stick your toe and dive in the deep end of the Oh, we used to do that Roger week till we had the pond. And now we go down to Crick or we go to pond. And if it was a little bit in the spring, it might be chilly, but we discovered if we just dive in all at once and not go slow, then seemed like it was easier than trying to acclimate yourself to the water.
But yeah. Because if it's cold and, you know, you get acclimated to it a little bit. Is that the way it was to you?
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You just made me flash on a moment of my youth. Yeah. Kinda funny. We used to do a lot of fishing up there in Alaska and Yeah. And there's, you know, there's about seven different kinds of salmon. Yeah. Most people just think there's one. There's a number of varieties and Yeah. The most prized are called sockeyes. Yeah. And that's red salmon. It's the one you pay the most for in the store. And so there's a place down there in the Kenai Peninsula where the red salmon ran. And, it it was a branch, a feeder, if you will, stream, called the, Upper And Lower Russian Rivers and lakes. There's two of each, and it fed into the Kenai River, which is a very fast river with big rocks and all that stuff. Very, I can't imagine those poor salmon navigated up to that point. They finally get the Russian River and they cut off, you know, go up to one of those lakes and spawn.
Uh-huh. Well, it was, you had to walk in. First of all, you had to walk in. At least there were several trails. One of them, the shortest one was a mile. And you could only get three of these reds a day was the limit. And so it'd be my father, my mom, and I, and we'd hike in, maybe her mother occasionally. We'd hike in, and then you'd catch your your red salmon and you'd, put them on a backpack, three per day of four people. Well, that's a that's a lot of salmon at eight, seven, eight, ten pounds apiece. Uh-huh. And, and you hike back out. So I was in there one day and the the mom and dad were upstream. I'd gone downstream. These fish, they've been they've been fighting that current and they've come in off the ocean and all that to go, do what the good Lord wants them to do, which reproduce.
And so when they get up in that fast running stream, and it was very clear, by the way, you could see them. They get up in that fast running stream and they want to rest after they've been going over some rapids and stuff and they get to what you call a hole or a deep spot there. And so, I mean, sometimes you'd find a hole and you see the salmon and they're they wouldn't bite supposedly. At least that's what they thought the first year or two we were there, and you'd have to snag them. Have you ever snagged fish? You know what I'm talking about, Brent? Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Oh, and also tickled catfish. Yeah. Probably.
So, anyway, you had this very heavy lure with a big treble hook on the end, and you'd see these salmon in there. And we used a a a real heavy duty fly rod with real heavy duty monofilament line because you grip that and be a a a and be part of the fight. And you had to have that that that that long fly rod for the touch. Okay? And so, anyway, I left and went downstream. My parents' this one hole I knew about, and it was where the river bend bend bended bent. Uh-huh. And so I was on the high side of the river. And so I snagged this, salmon, but I got him in the tail.
And if you get him in the tail, you can't control him. And so they immediately start swimming downstream. So now I gotta follow this fish or lose everything. And so I'm on the high ground. It's about I don't remember. It's five, six feet above the where the river bent there in that curve. And there on the edge of that cliff is a big tree. Uh-huh. Okay. I mean, I feel like Jerry Clauer now. You know? So there's this big tree there, and I got this big long fly rod and this really salmon that I wanted to land. And so I get to that tree and I go, well, the only way I can get around it is to reach that rod around and grab it or else maybe I can go under the tree as it's leaning over the water and just grab the tree and maneuver my way, around it on the water side. Right? Uh-huh. And I get about halfway around, and the bark comes off.
I couldn't figure out I knew you were gonna fall in the water, but I couldn't figure out how this was gonna work. That's that's what happened. And I had hip boots on Uh-huh. Which were up. They weren't down. They were up. And, of course, the minute you hit that fast water, Ed, boy, was it cold. Yeah. And, and, and those hip boots fill up with water, just that quick, like a balloon. And now you're part of the current going down there, you know, and you're going, you know, the cold water deal. So anyway, well, I landed that fish. Oh, you did? I did. I got down to the shallow part where it got out of the hole in the rapids and and I landed that rascal, but boy, I was soaking cold wet.
So that's just when you talked about that, that's his memory that came back to me. Oh, sure. The memories of my youth at Alaska. It's a wonderful place.
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Yeah. Oh, I'm sure.
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Pardon me? Hello. This is Chris. This is Chris. Yeah. Hey, Chris. From California. Abraham Trier. We're gonna talk about him a little bit. Who? What he's doing in Africa, shaking up Abraham Treuer. He say he said he said everybody packing out of his country.
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I I don't even know who he is, Chris. You're a little ahead of me on this one. What country are we talking about? The,
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the country. The country's name is a funny little country, but, he sent the, he has canceled all contracts with the people from Israel, all the companies, all of the mining companies, and, all of the agricultural companies Yeah. All of the corporations. He seized all their assets.
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Mhmm. It's incredible. And it's, Well It's it looks like it's creating a domino effect in Africa. Well, you better pray for him. He may be going to heaven here pretty quick.
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Well, he's a believer, by the way. Well, I can tell. Yeah. He's he's a believer. He he's not afraid of him.
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Well, the more people stand up in the world. Yep. It is. And, I had not heard of that, Chris. We'll have to elaborate on it a little more. I've agreed a very with much greed. I've taken up part of the front end of the program with my fish story here this morning. Brent has no doubt worked and has got pinned, and we're in this continuing discussion, comparative discussion in the declaration of independence. And, so Brent, you wanna launch off into that? I don't have anything else.
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I could probably tell a couple more stories, but I want you to go into this information. Yeah. Me too. You get me to start seeing a story. I got some fishing stories. Oh, I do too. Talking about tickling catfish. So you're talking about snagging salmon down our part of the world, the bubbas, they get down over in the muddy water and tickle the catfish. Yeah. And under their bellies and yeah. Don't they call that noodling? Yeah. That too. You know? Yeah. They think that's big stuff. You know, a catfish is like a like a gator. As long as it stays alive and eats, it just keeps getting bigger, and they get up to two, three hundred pound. They get very big. Oh, man. But they're bottom feeders. You don't see those big ones, but we're getting back to the declaration of 76. Now then we'd made the point last time that it really although we call it the declaration of independence, it isn't. Not really in any way. It's the declaration of shifting dependence shifting dependence from the king of England for protection and sustenance to the supreme judge of all the world and doing it in a in a an official way.
Well, it's hard for us to appreciate the utter shock of the British at their defeat. They were beside themselves. The world had flipped upside down. General Cornwallis, forced to surrender at Yorktown, was confused and embarrassed. He refused to show himself at the surrender while his men laid down their arms. Eventually, he left, and I think he became governor of the island of Nevis. He wanted out of here, and he got an appointment somehow. But he refused to show himself while his men, the British troops, laid down their arms, and during which he ordered his regimental band to play the then familiar pop tune called the world turned upside down.
As the band played, although this isn't in the history books, but it's got to be true because it was such a popular tune, The the band played the song called the world turned upside down, but they didn't sing it. But, you have to assume that the lyrics danced in the heads of everybody present, and they go like this. If buttercups chased after the bee, if ships were on land and churches at sea, if mamas sold their babies to gypsies for half a crown, the whole world would be turned upside down, and that's the way the British saw their surrender and losing the war to the Americans. The arm of British power in America, says Yorktown veteran sergeant Joseph Plumb Martin, was dislocated by the capture of Lord Cornwallis and his Myrmidons.
Now Myrmidon is from ancient, that's a word from ancient Greek mythology that means, men who will do whatever they're told without thought. They're just mermidon, nothing more really than robots, and that's what he called the British and the Hessian troops. And Martin was there, matter of fact Martin was in the the spearhead of the assault, and he was armed with a hatchet along with a whole lot of other fellows called cowboys at that time. That was before we understood cowboys the way we do now, but they called them cowboys. And his job with a hatchet and, of course, his his, musket and his, bayonet was to chop his way through the fallen timbers that the British had put down with the limbs pointed toward the Americans and then chopped off so they're sharp.
His job was to cut a path through along with the others that were armed the same way with hatchets, cut a path through the bulwark. And he makes the point that the man right in front of him, when they finally got a path kinda started through, was shot through the head, with a British musket ball. Very dangerous business. He lived through seven years of that kind of stuff. But he gives a glimpse into the conviction when he uses this word Myrmidon of the conviction of the young rank and file American continental show soldier and why he fought. But to be more precise, the Myrmidon was a tribal name of the Thessalian Greek warriors who fought under king Achilles at Troy, and the word Myrmidon early came to signify those subordinates in Greek city states and other civil law of the city governments who execute orders without thought or question, protest, or pity. Mhmm. Used today of robots and hired killers.
Any man that would kill on command, that was fundamentally the standard of the Nazi troops, although it was only the SS troopers or who fashioned themselves after Greek Myrmidons. They did that, and that was their oath, and that's what they did, and that's evil, beyond evil. Well, that's the way the Americans saw them, and our our country then went through the birth pangs of battle, of course, and, today is then dependence on the powers that be dependence on the powers that be displace our government with civil law under its many labels. Most Americans, I would say, and this is just an observation. I don't know how many, but it looks to me like most Americans, are dependent upon government in ways that are not good.
And that's the whole idea of this evil empire is to get everybody somehow dependent upon the government. Countless government dominated corporations, untold agencies, swarms of bureaucrats, codes of countless rules, executive orders and decrees, warrantless searches and seizures, administrative and foreign tribunals, all without due process or trial by jury as our common law demands, now form, and I'm quoting the declaration, these now form a long train of abuses and usurpations pursuing invariably the same object and evinces a design to reduce these states under absolute despotism.
That is not cornball, and that is not pathetic. That's the fact of the matter. It's sick, and it's evil. And that's what's happening. The same thing now has happened back then. By the way, I'm reading all this from the book called the declaration of '76 and constitution of The United States, a common lawyer comments clause by clause and blow by blow. And you can get that book at www.commonlawyer.com. You can for an appreciation of a donation, to in church, you can get that book.
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Today is that yes. Can I ask you a question? Go ahead. Do we have any idea of the percentage of the Hessians versus the regular British troops that were, that, made up Cornwallis's force?
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I'll bet somebody could go to the internet and pull that up without trouble. I've never done it, but I I could say a lot about them. You know, they had a reputation for being brutal killers. There were a lot of them that defected to the American side as you know. Yes. They saw great opportunities. We know that they didn't have really any choice in the matter because the King George the third being a German and being a prince of Germany, the, troops that he that he sent over here from Prussia, the Hessians, were his were his possession. And what he did was he as prince in Germany this is the this is corporate shell game. As prince in Germany, he rented those troops to himself as king of England and got the money. He made money going and coming. Sure. And that's, the way it worked, but,
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they don't have audience. Can I add something that that these Hessians, their they their coach were blue? Yeah. So the and the, British, of course, were red. Uh-huh. And that's why I was interested in the percentage because what happened is as as Brent just said, they were owned by, I guess, the elector of Hess or King George the third or whoever in that situation had that ownership right over them. Uh-huh. And, when they came to The US, they would be enticed by the colonists because they never had a I mean, they were objects of a property right back then. Yeah. And so they would entice them to defect and come over to the colonial side. Mhmm. And because that war was very much like a guerrilla war, like Vietnam reversed Mhmm. And our guys were the ones in the woods, and they were the ones walking down the road in straight lines and obliques and all that.
And so, the Hessians, because they had blue coats that stood out, would reverse their coats to help camouflage themselves in the woods. Mhmm. And that's where the word turncoat
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comes from. Mhmm. And they would come and join us and flip their coats over. Yep. Yep. Turncoat. Well, Roger. Little little more. Somebody wanted to say something. Oh, Larry's there. Larry, you got something?
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Alright. Yeah. AI is saying between, thirty and thirty four thousand Hessians. Forty and thirty In the revolutionary war.
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Uh-huh. That's a lot now. Yeah. It is. Back then. Back then. A 10,000 man army was huge back then. Wow. Paul, are you messing with the audio? It really got clear and loud there for a second. I mean, in a good way. Anyway, I don't know what Paul's doing.
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Nope. Nope. That was Brent. He just got up on his microphone.
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Oh, okay.
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Alright. Well, I'm sorry to interrupt, Brent. I just had that on my mind, and thanks, Larry, for looking into that. Yeah. Thanks, Larry. And I'm gonna say more about it. They brought it up. I'm jumping ahead a little bit in the book. But Joseph Plumb Martin, the fellow I quoted a while ago that was at Yorktown, was once, of course, a young continental soldier. Matter of fact, seven years, from age 16 to age 23 at the close of the war. Years later, as an old veteran of the American war, he recalled his discovery of the unburied remains of Hessian mercenaries while he was a soldier. They ran across him. Unburied remains a full year after pitched battle that he fought against them. He went back and rambled over the place where they'd had a battle a year before.
He spoke in outrage of the servile condition to which the statist mercenary trade had reduced the Hessians. Because Britain's King George the third was also a German prince, of course, as I've said, the Hessians he sent to subdue England's American colonies were his subjects. JP Martin, this young fellow, believed that the use of mercenaries is but a system of a greater evil, a symptom of a greater evil, which is total state power over men. In hindsight of decades past, Martin recalled his feelings upon discovering the remains of his Hessian foes, providing good rebuke for Americans yet to come. Now he had fought this battle when he was a teenager.
He went back over the ground with some with his messmates a year later while he was still a young man in the Continental Army, and he's riding now between ages 75 and 80. He's an older man old man. He says this, I, with some of my comrades who were in the Battle of the White Plains in the year '76, one day took a ramble over the ground where we were then engaged with the British. We saw a number of the graves of those who had had fell in that battle. Some of the bodies had been so slightly buried that the dogs or hogs or both had dug them out of the ground.
Their skulls and other bones and hair were scattered about the place. Here were Hessian skulls as thick as a bombshell. Poor fellows! Exclamation point. They were left unburied in a foreign land. They had perhaps as near and dear friends to lament their sad destiny as the Americans who lay buried near them, but they should have kept it home. We should then never have gone after them to kill them in their own country. But, the reader will say, they were forced to come and be killed here, forced by their rulers who have absolute power of life and death over their subjects. Well then, dear reader, bless a kind providence that has made such a distinction between your condition and theirs, and be careful that you too do not allow yourself to be brought to such an abject servile condition.
Oh. And the abject sir this now that's the end of the quote. But the abject servile condition of which JP Martin here speaks is that of those who are subject to rulers who conscript and sell their subjects' lives and military services to a foreign power or under foreign officers. The Hessians fighting the Americans were enslaved to George the third. As I've said before, not only a German prince but also king of England. The lives of the Hessians, feared by all for their ruthless brownness in battle, were sold to King George for money. Or he sold them to himself, really. King George's prince in Germ Saxony Germany to himself as king of England. Such slavery now threatens America's armed forces as our government put her sons and even, God forbid, her daughters under command of United Nations foreign officers.
That's, a comment of a common lawyer comment. Here's truly. Let me get back to where it was. I jumped ahead in the book. Well, I'm sorry to get you sidetracked, but I've got I've got a curiosity with these k with these issues. Go ahead. Well, I'm glad you did. And if you say it, we'll dive in for a minute and also read it again when I get there. I don't want people to forget that particular quote. That's, an eyewitness of what was going on. You know, you wanna know what's going on in the war. Don't watch the news. Talk to the boots on the ground. It's always been that way.
You know, that's why Vietnam went south, and people didn't want it anymore because for the first time, the press was they were with the boots on the ground every every evening, and I remember watching it on Walter Cronkite news in the evening, what was going on. And then, well, people began to understand, and they didn't like what was happening. Well
[00:35:17] Unknown:
Brent, I'm I'm sorry. I gotta stop you again. Uh-huh. Mhmm. I think I've related years ago to you in the audience, but not recently, the, fellow that I met in Argentina and became befriended with. He had a little wine. His family had been in the wine business for five generations. He had a bodega and all that, which is a refinery, if you will, where they make wine. And he had a little wine store in town right next to the popular sidewalk cafe that most people use. So, you know, they call Argentina a a cafe society because it's very European in that respect.
Mhmm. And, anyway, Alfred was his name, Alfred Sierra, Sierra. And he, he and I hit it off right off the bat because he spoke a little English, first of all. And, he had he and I had both worked for ABC. I did a stint with ABC in the record division for about a minute. Anyway, we related right there from that. And he was telling me the reason he spoke English is when he was graduating from college in film. His best friend was the AGFA rep for South America. Now AGFA is one of the companies that do film and stuff that was broken up from IG Farben, Bayer, AGFA, and two others. Okay? Mhmm. So, anyway, his friend was the South American rep for AGFA, and he came to him. He said, well, you know, do would you like to work in New York for ABC?
Mhmm. And he goes, well, why? Well, what was happening in Vietnam was they were using American reporters. And if they captured one of them because they were Americans, they'd execute them on the spot. And so they were looking for foreigners that didn't fit that formula. And so at 18 or so, he moves to New York in the sixties. He's making $10,000 a month in the sixties. Oh, man. Yeah. So you can imagine. Okay. That's more than most people made made in the year back. I mean, it's incredible that the difference in comparison. Anyway, Alfredo, he they mainly was for Vietnam, but he also covered the '67, Gulf War where they, sunk the tried to sink the USS Liberty and all that. Mhmm. There's a point to the story here I'm getting to. Mhmm. And so, because in those days, there wasn't video. There's just film.
And so when he'd go out as a reporter and he'd have to have grips with him, you know, carrying the bags and the spare canisters of film and take the one that's expended when it's finished and all that. And he told me personally, he said, we'd come out of the field, and we had to go by the CIA. And we had to drop that film off for at least two hours, and we could not send it to the network until the CIA had gone over it. Mhmm. So you're talking about the first war where the war took place at the dinner table. Mhmm. Well, it all cleared CIA
[00:38:21] Unknown:
first. Mhmm. Mhmm. That and it did, and I recognize all that, but they they couldn't they couldn't keep it all out. And just the whole idea was too much. It should've been an experiment to try. They had the guys right on the ground making live broadcast, remember, almost. I mean, at least that day, almost live. Film at eleven. Film at eleven as they used to say on the 06:00 night. Right.
[00:38:44] Unknown:
They get to film back and play it. Anyway, I just thought that was unusual to run across that guy in that particular time with that particular job with that particular message. Mhmm.
[00:38:57] Unknown:
Well, this is all applicable right now, and we don't wanna lose this is not ancient history. Nothing has changed. Nothing ever does change among among mankind. It just keeps going the same way. As the bow and the fiddle are necessary to fiddle music reading again from the book, common lawyer comments on the declaration of '76 and our constitution, as the bow and fiddle are necessary to fiddle music, our declaration and constitution are needful to your freedoms. But even so, freedom is not in these documents any more than the music is in the fiddle and the bow. Simply put, just as the music is in the fiddler, so also freedom is in the man. It's not in the documents.
Just as the fiddler is free to make his music only as far as he knows his bow and fiddle, likewise, you're free to live your freedoms only as far as you know your declaration and US constitution. That's fact. And you're a Christian man or woman, you're and that's where ultimate freedom has to arise. You aren't free if you don't know that book to some degree, and the more you know it, the freer you're gonna get. The freer you're going to, I should say, the more you're going to experience your freedom. You you have it, but if you won't experience it, unless you know something about the laws of nature, and the laws of nature is God, and that's why I wanted to go through this. I still wanna go through it. So our constitution of The United States and our declaration of 76 arranges the bones formed in our government, says the Supreme Court, in the language of our common law.
Our declaration, these are dry bones, but our declaration of 76 breathe the spirit of our common law into our constitution, moistening its marrow, awakening its frame. Without our declaration, our constitution of The United States remains a dry and dispirited skeleton of words. And that's why since the beginning, both of these documents, nearly always, are published together, were in the beginning, and still are, each quickening the other. Our declarations shows the principles of common law government that bobbed forth from a real case and controversy. That makes it alive, and our constitution arranges and enacts these principles.
And then I have here Brent Allen Winter's Bone Gap, Illinois March 2010, and that's where I finished the book while I was in Bone Gap. Declaration of '76. So let's start in on it here a little bit. The reason for our declaration this is a comment, sentence at the beginning. The reason for our declaration is the king and his crony's refusal to honor our common law in the British American colonies. Our common law is the lifeblood and backbone of our declaration of '76 and constitution. These two documents taken together form the best brief of common law government ever penned and a solid foundation upon which to build a true understanding of freedom possible only according to the course of our common law.
And then the comment. Though called the declaration of independence, nowhere does our declaration use that phrase. In fact, to call this document the declaration of independence give the false impression that we have declared ourselves independent of everyone. We have not. Instead, our declaration declares our shifting of reliance by shifting our association, loyalty, and trust. First, we declared our shift of association from Britain. That's called freedom of disassociation, which is the flip side of freedom of association of our first amendment. Freedom of disassociation is contained in freedom of association.
That's a given. And to associate as states united is a fellowship of succession from Britain's empire joining forces in common defense, freedom of association. So freedom of disassociation from Britain, freedom of association as sister states in a common defense. Second, we declared our shift of loyalty from Britain. We said this, for example, in our declaration. These colonies are absolved from all allegiance to the British crown, to The United States, from, say, from the British crown, The United States, and the signers stating for evidence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.
So shift of of loyalty from Britain. Third, we declared our shift of reliance upon Britain for protection to reliance upon the God of all providence. The final paragraph of our declaration of 76 declares in whom we trust. It says this, appealing to the supreme judge of all the world for the rectitude of our intentions and for support of this decor declaration with a firm reliance on the protection of divine providence. Divine providence, supreme judge of all the world, we claim to rely upon that judge, that person, divine providence is a synonym for the maker of heaven and earth, to rely upon him for our protection.
Of course, that's what the Bible teaches. At bottom, our declaration never declares our independence, but shift of dependence for protection from Britain to divine providence, capital p. It's no accident. So you see, the Puritan, our Puritan forebears, stressed providence. Matter of fact, they said this, that this was the if you took their writings and I've read a lot of them and no doubt haven't read all, it's they're so voluminous. But I know this about them. What they taught, they taught this, that Christianity is not a moral order.
Christianity is not based on morality. No. No. Thousand times no. Christianity said our Puritan forebearers is based upon providence. Providence. So what do they mean when they said that? They mean that God is the provider, the provender of all things. Even the ability, even the ability, even the the desire to do what is right. You could not, would not even do that if God did not wiggle your willer, wiggle your will, and give you the desire to do it. He gives it as a gift. That was our Puritan forebears. Why? Because they were they held to what people call today war grade Calvinism.
That's what they were as were the Scotch Irish Presbyterians who then flooded the country about the time our country started. They were war grade Calvinists, the simple doctrines called Calvinism. Of course, that's not who discovered those doc those doctrines. Those were in the Bible, clear as crystalism, I might add. And if you believe that they aren't, my guess is, because I've been talking about this for decades, that you don't understand what what we call the reformed faith is. As I like to say, John Calvin was not a Calvinist the way most Calvinists think Calvinism is. And you in other words, people jump to conclusions about what it is, and I pointed it out to the Anglican Church of England. The official doctrine of that country is Calvinism.
And the 39 articles of the official church of which the the the crown is the head are Calvinistic to the hilt. And that's an unhappy label to be named after a man because those doctrines are just what the Bible has always taught. Augustine, about, April wrote voluminously of them. Of course, Martin Luther took that position as well. The Lutherans today do not take that position. They've abandoned what Martin Luther taught. Martin Luther was a biblicist to the nth degree. And, after he passed away, he lamented. He died, and a very unhappy man, and so did his wife, Katie.
And the reason is, and he said because nobody in Saxony, nobody in all Germany, most most, affectionately Saxony, has caught on to what I've been saying about the bible. I've just been teaching bible, and and he's right. They didn't catch on. And as soon as he died, his, his assistant, he called him his skinny shrimp, Melanchthon, took over and abandoned the fundamental doctrines that Luther had taught out of the Bible. But our declaration of 76 goes further. Giving I'm reading now from the book. Giving the facts justifying our our, leaving of Britain's empire.
In a word, king and parliament through bureaucrats using dominating devices of the law of the city, civil law, admiral, administrative law, canon law, and martial law, and our declaration of 76 cites all of those. Yes. Even canon law of the Roman church. We were they were scheming, the king and cronies of parliament, scheming to keep British American colonies from enjoying their common law freedoms. That was the problem. Taxation without reparation representation was not the problem. That was manufactured popularly in modern times.
Did they have a problem with taxation? The stamp act, yes. But, parliament repealed it once they saw it was a problem. That wasn't a problem, friends. What about the t tax? We discovered in that quote I made at the beginning, just one example. That wasn't the ultimate problem. No. What was the ultimate problem? Our common law. You know, in our common law, for instance, is the right to keep and bear arms. Well, it's part of the Bible too, and the common law is not from the Bible, but it's from the same source of the Bible. And, how did this how did this battle, this war start? It started over, for example, the British soldiers coming to confiscate the arms and powder of Americans so they couldn't bear arms and the militia would have their teeth pulled. That's a common law reality. You see, the king of England called himself king of England, but he called himself emperor of all of his empire. That's us.
And everybody in Britain that wrote on the subject, including William Blackstone, there's four volumes that are so famous, said, and I'm quoting Blackstone on this, our common law, he said, does not apply in our American plantations. Let me read his, what he said. In in our America I got a little a little bit out of order. He said this, in our American plantations, the common law has no authority. That's William Blackstone, the year 1765. What did we say on the 10/14/1774? We wrote a letter. Our first congress met at Annapolis, Maryland. They drafted a letter and wrote it to the crown. They said resolved that the respective colonies are entitled to the common law of England, and more especially to the great and inestimable privilege of that common law being tried by a jury of their peers in the vicinage according to the course of that common law. That's a big thing to them. That's the reason we went to war.
That's the first continental congress, the 10/14/1774. Well, our declaration goes further giving facts justifying our six secession from Britain's empire. In a word, king and parliament, I told you, are dominated. And those are the four when I say admiralty law, administrative law, canon law, and martial law, those are the four expressions of the law of the city, The code of Justinian of the Roman Empire that governs every country almost in the world today except the common law countries. If it doesn't govern directly, it governed by principle. And there are four fundamental expressions of that law called admiralty law, martial law. Those both are martial law, of course.
Administrative law, that's the law of the city, and the canon law of the church is the code of Justinian Justinian put to a a civil or to a to an ecclesiastic purpose, the law of the city. As is said, Gibbon said in his book, the decline decline and fall of the Roman Empire, the pope of Rome, he said. The pope of Rome is the ghost of Rome, sitting on the grave of Rome, and rightly adding, wielding the law of Rome. That's what the church of Rome has always been. That's what the church of Rome is. It's not wielding the Bible. No. The canon civil law was discovered in October. The Church of Rome took those on in order to supplant the Bible. That's what the pope said at that time. In order to supplant the Bible and the canon law is final to the Romanist.
These are facts of history, friends. These are not, interpretations of the Bibles, not in the Bible. Canon law is not part of the Bible. It's the code of the Roman Empire. The colonists knew that England called her land free soil because our common law had applied to anyone whose foot touched it. In fact, Magna Carta's phrase law of the land, meaning common law due process or just due process, our common law is process. It's not substantive law. It's not result oriented. It's process oriented. But it was so called because, they said, was innate only on the in the soil or the land of their British island home. That's called the free soil doctrine, which came to the forefront, by the way.
It's common law doctrine. It came to the forefront just in the well, before the war between the northern and the southern tiers of the states. And the question was see, slavery existed in The United States because England said that, the common law does not apply in the American colonies. So certain evil elements, very evil elements, involved in the slave trade, including in the Africans themselves, including the American red man in America, especially the civilized tribe, the Choctaw, the Chickasha, the Chickasaw, and the Cherokee involved in the slave trade, they took it upon they said, well, if the common law doesn't apply, then we can have slaves. You see, slavery has never been ever, ever, ever no record of slavery ever being lawful on the island of England. Then they said, well, that's our common law and it applies to our soil.
But they refused to apply it to anybody else's soil, and that's how that happens. So we wanted our common law freedoms in America, but we had the fly and the ointment, which was slavery. And then when it came to the point, we're saying, wait a minute. This isn't making sense. If if you know, the the free soil doctrines in England said this, if a man's foot touches the soil of the island called Britain, immediately, any chains of slavery or involuntary servitude that were attached to his ankles and wrist fell off, and he was ipso facto forever free.
And this doctrine then began to rise in America, and it began to rise on both sides of the Ohio, Mason Dixon. And I have in the book, excellence of the common law, you can read a long section on the Madston slave case in Coles County, Illinois. You know, most of the colonies, including New York, didn't outlaw slavery until about 1817 or 1827. I forget which one it was. But there were slaves all over in Illinois, same way. Well, finally, some slaves ran away, were in jail. Habeas Corpus was filed for them by some abolitionist, and Abe Lincoln ended up representing the slaveholder that wanted his slaves back.
This is in Coles County, Illinois, and Abe Lincoln represented him. And, habeas corpus was, argued by a friend at Lincoln's named Linder, l I n d e r. And, Lincoln was arguing for the slaver and, but the other side argued the free soil doctrine. Lincoln argued that the procedure wasn't right, that they were using habeas corpus for these four slaves, five slaves, a woman and four of her children. Mary Bryant was her name and the Bryant children. And they were living there with my my see, back then, what people used to do, if they lived in Kentucky, the dirt was blacker in Illinois. They come over in the summertime with their slaves and put out the crop and harvest, and they leave one of the slaves on the property. And they go back across the river, and and this fellow was from, Bourbon County, Kentucky, and he went back and forth, and he always took his slaves with him. Never a problem till all the ruckus started.
When he filed this case, Lincoln argued weekly according to the witnesses that were there, and Linder argued argued the free soil doctrine, which is part of our common law tradition. And, what people were saying back then, wait a minute. We've ignored our common law. We got our common law back, but then we said it doesn't apply the free soil doctrine. We didn't take that with us. Oh, and so the supreme court justice is sitting in Coles County for that case because it became so famous. I mean, the, the Bryant family was brought up on habeas corpus. That means their bodies habeas corpus.
We have the body before the court. An order is issued to the jailer, bring the bodies of the imprisoned people before the court and prove that your imprisonment is lawful. And, they did. I heard the arguments, and then, said that Mary Bryant and her four children on the spot on the spot, no time to process them out, that's habeas corpus, are ipso facto both now and forever free. That's what happened in that case. And so the the courts in Illinois said no. For the first time, the free soil doctrine does apply here. And by the way, they arrested their decision upon a case of a slave that was in England.
I came there with his master from a slave jurisdiction, Virginia. Came to England, and he took off, got rabbit in his blood as they say. And then they caught him, jailed him, and then he was put in jail, and then some do gooders filed a habeas corpus, and the whole case went up before the court in England. It's called the Somerset case. And the the the Marston slave case in Illinois was on facts that were on all fours. It was almost exactly the same. Just Kentucky, came from Kentucky and Illinois across the river. And, was he free? Well, Justice Mansfield, in that case, over in England, examined all the law of England.
Going back far as he recorded recorded history, it took him. He said slavery has never been lawful in England because it's common law. It's not lawful. Therefore, he's he freed for the same reason. He freed the slave, but it I'm just bringing it back to the point that from the beginning, it was a matter of our common law tradition, and there's no question that King George the third said, this is my empire. This is in England. I am not a common law king. That means I have limited powers. A common law king has limited powers. He can only act on the advice and consent of the upper house called the house of lords. That's why our president, according to our constitution, he is a common law king. That means he's limited. But no matter what you call him, but he can only act on the advice and consent of the upper house of congress, you see. Those are all get Lindsey Graham out of there and get his influence somewhere else. Yeah. Well, he poor boy, I don't know what's wrong with him.
I think he'd been there too long. You know, if I'd I was on the on the platform with Lindsey Graham in Washington, DC, and we're both running for congress. Nobody ever heard of him. Nobody ever heard of me. Now here's the way it works. Everything's the same so far. I didn't get elected to congress and he did, and you can see what it did to him. God help me. Would that have happened to me if I'd have went? I don't know. I just know that I didn't go, but here I am doing this instead. But the colonists knew that England called her law law of the land I'm reading from the book now, free soil, because the common law applied to anyone whose foot touched it. I believe we're at the top of the hour and I'm gonna take the opportunity.
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[01:01:52] Unknown:
I go on too much? No. No. Actually, we're all good. We're we're not on WVOU today.
[01:01:58] Unknown:
Oh, okay. Well, that was a break then. I'm gonna keep reading if I can. A rumor. I heard a rumor that Abdul and the night visitors might pop by. We'll see. Oh, okay. Oh, okay. Okay. Like, lurking around. Yeah. Okay. England, he has to go to the boys' room just to call. That's what I remember. Anyway, colonies, England never deemed her colonies to be blessed with this free swell doctrine. See, here's what happened. They had those people over there in India and all those play other places around the empire. Well, those folks didn't complain, see.
Why? Because they weren't British. That's why. They were tribal. They had no idea about our common law tradition, but we did. And we said, wait a minute. We're brothers. We're of the same blood. We have consanguinity as our declaration of 76 says. That means common blood. And you can pull that no common law stuff on the people over on the other side of the world that have a different color of skin and they're tribal and have never never had our common law tradition, but we're your brothers, we have common blood, and we know what it is, and we're entitled to it too. And you're trying to make us second class citizens, so we threw a hissy fit. See? Well, that ticked them off.
Well, anyway, the colonies, weren't, they said colonies don't have the common law. Well, the British Americans disagreed laying claim at Concord and Lexington, for instance, to their common law right to keep and bear arms. Our declaration of 76 is no scholars dribble. It is no scholarly dribble that puts the paper American convictions then on the anvil of trial by battle, being tested in the throes of war. By the time this was drafted, the the reek of gunpowder was hanging in men's noses in the colonies. You know, ain't it funny that the best writing and the most influential writing is done when people are either number one in jail, under a criminal indictment, or in the blood and death struggle and the throes of war.
Now I don't know, and I'd let you be the judge. But this particular book I'm reading from, I wrote this while I was in and out of jail and under grand federal grand jury indictment. That's when I wrote this. So it wasn't something I wrote because I wanted to write. It was something I wrote because I I was my spirit compelled me to write. Uh-huh. And all these things I'm saying here were real to me because once you feel the blackjack, the German shepherd, the threats against your family, trying to split up your family, taking away your children, Once you feel all the force of that, the world looks different, and you understand things you didn't understand before.
There's no sense saying it any other way. That's what it does to you. Go ahead, Roger.
[01:05:03] Unknown:
Yes. You like Timothy Leary said, when that jail door slams Uh-huh. You you get an instant education.
[01:05:10] Unknown:
I'm telling you. And, I'm not just, telling you I can learn from experiences of others, and I want you to learn from my experiences. But I've had that happen on two occasions. And if you haven't lost your liberty, and that's the most fundamental liberty there is, liberty of bodily locomotion, go where you want, when you want. If you haven't lost it, I don't want you to have to. But it is it is an experience experience that makes things real always. And Christianity, my friends, is an experience. And if you aren't experiencing it, you may be a Christian and not even know it, and you're not moving forward. And the but you will be because God promises by his spirit who has plumped out himself within your body, promises to impel you to do what God tells you to do. And once you do that and to say what God wants you to say at different times, and once you do that, you won't have to go looking for people to give you trouble. They'll come to you, and they'll come after you. Period.
In this world, you will have trouble, and God doesn't promise to take you out of trouble. Christianity is a surefire bet you're going into trouble. But he does promise. He doesn't promise to take you around it. He promises to take you right through the middle of it. Yay, said David. Yay. Watch this. Oh, you've heard this. It's familiar to all of you probably. Yay. Though I walk through the valley of the death shadow, the shadow of death, I fear no evil. What's he saying? He's saying, I don't get to go around the death shadow. I'm going right through the right through the valley of death. Yeah. That's where Christianity is. But remember, while you're in that valley of the shadow of death, God, same Psalm says, God prepares for you a table right in the face. The Hebrew text says, in the faces of your enemies.
It says it just that way. The translation says, in the presence of mine enemies. That's rather tame, my friends. That's tame. The Hebrew text is raw. In the faces of your enemies. In the valley of the shadow of death, he prepares this sumptuous meal for you, and you will fear no evil. Right in the middle of it all. Well, let's get back to this. The first and last paragraphs of our declaration of 76 together follow Isaiah chapter 33 verse 22, acknowledging God to be the spring and holder of the three powers of government. The legislator of his laws, the laws of nature and the laws of nature is God, that's our declaration of 76.
Isaiah said the enforcers enforcer of his laws, our declaration says, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine providence. And Isaiah says, the judge of his laws. As the judicial branch our declaration of 76 says, the supreme judge of all the world. Accepting the Godhead, both the Bible and our common law forbid that these three powers ever be gathered together into the hands of any single will of mere men, whether of one man, or a bevy of men. A legislature, a bevy of men such as a legislature, a trading monopoly like the British East India Company, a banking cartel like the Bank of England, or a bureaucracy like the IRS.
The just reason for independence of one country from domination by another is to secure personal individual freedom. Freedom is not any other kind but personal and individual. It doesn't exist in any other form, never has, and never will. There is no such thing as collective freedom, corporate freedom. That is a lie from hell that the evil empire will foist upon us to make us think that it's true. It isn't. If freedom doesn't apply to you personally, it's not freedom. If justice does not apply to you personally and experienced by you personally, it doesn't exist. Yes. The just reason for independence of one country from domination by another is to secure this personal individual freedom. In fact, freedom at bottom is never a corporate right. It is never a group right.
True rights, that is duties, are an individual matter. True rights are always an individual matter, and herein is a problem with corporation law. It's from Rome, from what people call the papal revolution of the eleventh century, October. Even freedom of association to associate or disassociate with a group of others is an individual right, my friends. And if you don't argue it that way in court, the bill of rights will the courts will never use the bill of rights to help you. I mean, the courts have even said, no. No. You can't come in here as a group. This is an individual matter. All rights are an individual duty between the individual and God direct without any any intervening any or any intervening, institution or other person in some.
Our founders sought independency from men and dependency upon God that they each would be free to choose and obey the duties of conscience their that their freedoms demanded. Watch this. This is a quote. Justice Joseph Story of the United States Supreme Court, quote, the rights of conscience are indeed beyond the just reach of any human power. They are given by God and cannot be encroached upon by any human authority without criminal disobedience of the precepts of natural nature's unwritten law as well as revealed religion. Revealed religion. Now where did he get that phrase? He got that from William Blackstone. What is revealed religion? What what does he mean when he says that? The Bible.
It was popular back in those earlier days to call the Bible revealed religion and to call nature the laws of nature and our common law tradition. Lex non scripta, law unwritten, revealed religion, the Bible. What is religion? Let's define that real quick. I'm not reading now. I'm just giving you more information, dropping a footnote, I suppose. Religion, and it that's a Latin based word. The the the word itself and the etymology of it tell us what it is, and it's an accurate understanding biblically. You know, the Bible says there is a true religion. True religion, right religion.
James talks about it and he gives a couple of examples and they are actions. To not offend orphans or widows, he says to start. So religion is something you do, but the word itself means re means back or again, and laguerre means to bind. Religion is your response back to your law giver. Your law giver says, do not offend orphans or window widows. Look out for them. Be careful about them. That's a respond. And when you do that, you're doing something. That's your response back. As Jesus Christ put it, we love him. Why? Because he first loved us.
We respond to him. He didn't respond to us. He he crosses the line first. We don't cross it first. We may say, oh, I'm looking for God. No. No. No. If you're looking for God, really looking for him, he already crossed the line and put that desire in you. That's the way that works. And religion is your action response back to your law giver. That means either obedience well, obedience to his will, his law, whoever your lawgiver is. And Joseph Justice story is lifting phrases from William Blackstone, very influential. Well, let's let's dive into it. We're gonna start reading the declaration right now in congress, 07/04/1776.
That's the title. To the unanimous the unanimous declaration of the 13 United States Of America. It doesn't say anything there about the declaration of independence because that's not what it is. And it doesn't say that anywhere in the document. It's it's the declaration of shifting dependence. Here it goes. Paragraph one. When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people, when one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume among the powers of the earth the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
Notice, he distinguishes between heaven and earth. He says, the political bands which have connected one people, and to assume among the powers of the earth. He's not talking about the skies up in the heavens. He's talking about the governments of men down here on land. Roger, go ahead. No. I'm I'm agreeing with you. I'm enjoying this place. Go. Yeah. And he then he distinguishes, he said, to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them. Now he's talking about God himself up in the skies. Thy kingdom, thy arrangement of of delegated spheres of authority come, thy will, thy law, be done on earth as it is in heaven. This tracks with what Jesus Christ said in the what we call the the Lord's prayer. It's not for the Lord. It's for the disciples. It's the disciples prayer, really. But he makes a distinction between heaven and earth that, the Bible does that in the first two verses of the Bible.
God made the heavens and the earth. And there is a right now, we're down here on land. God has delegated to us mankind, government. The bible calls this age, the age of man's, which means the age of man's government to be distinguished from the day of the lord. The day of man, the day of the lord, which the day of the judgment of Jesus Christ, that is the theme, one of the great themes of the prophets of the old testament. And Jesus Christ then, he unpacks all that in the new testament even more. So a decent respect, to the opinions of mankind.
In other words, we're making this public. This is in the sunshine. We're not hiding this from anybody. That's our common law tradition. If people in power do something, they got to do it before the whole world. We have in our common law tradition what we call the sunshine laws. We we don't have and then one of the great hallmarks of our common law tradition is our trials are public. Our government proceedings are public. We have galleries where we can come in and watch. We have we have audience places in our courtrooms where we can watch. Our trials, unlike the rest of the world of the law of the city, are, watch this, oral.
Oral. Did you know that in the rest of the world, what they call inquisitions, and it's not a trial, it's an inquisition, are mostly in writing. Mostly in writing. Here, no. We get the what we call confront as our as our constitution of The United States guarantees to us the opportunity to confront witnesses against us. The only way to do like justice Scalia used to say justice Scalia used to say, that word confront's very important. You know, he grew up Roger. Justice Scalia grew up in a home where his father was a language, a Latin teacher in a parochial school.
So So they'd sit around in the evening according to justice justice Scalia, all 10 or a dozen of them, however many back in the old days when those Roman families had big families and they'd talk about etymology of words. And that is why justice Scalia was the way he was. Why? Because his father taught him just by living with him that words are of chief importance. And the etymology there's more in the etymology of a word in the history of a word often than there is in the history of a military campaign. So justice Scalia said that. He said that word confront in our constitution is a Latin word compounded con front.
And it means frontus. It means forehead. That word means forehead. Has to do with your forehead. It means to band foreheads together. Confront is a is a intense and colorful and even violent word. You know, you watch men in the football field field line up with those helmets, and they'll crash those helmets together. That's confrontation. You have an opportunity to confront your witness.
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You know what came to my mind? What? In the rutting season when those horned animals fight over the females, especially doll sheep Uh-huh. That would just sit back and rear back and go full speed. Oh, man.
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Yeah. When you see those yaks and you I've watched films of them. When they do that, when they hit, everything in their body is just and the impact is their their their skulls are built. God made them that way to handle that impact. That is an example. Very good, Roger. I'm glad you brought that up. See what you girls do to us? Yeah. A picture of con yeah. Alright. That's right. See what you girls do to a picture of confrontation. It is adversarial. It is a fight. And that's the hallmark again of our common law tradition. It is not inquisitorial. It's adversarial.
We fight. We fight in court. We fight in politics. And we do it before the public. And in the courts, chiefly, we do it according to very well set rules. So it's a fair fight. Because if the fight isn't fair, then the best case has little chance of coming forward.
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You didn't happen you didn't happen to see any snippets of, Bobby Kennedy's, confrontation with the senate yesterday, did you? No. We talked about some fighting?
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Oh, good. I wanna I'm glad you told me. I do. And we all enjoy, watching a good fight, don't we? We enjoy the contest. That's why Perry Mason was so popular, Roger. Mhmm. Very popular. Well Yes. Let's come back to it. This is a common law document, so it's adversarial. It's done in public and so all the world can read. Magna Carta was that way. Stephen Langton. Stephen Langton, the chief drafter of Magna Carta, and I always like to point out the the man who gave us the chapter divisions of our Bibles that we still use today, that was Stephen Langton. He drafted it in Latin hurriedly.
There were armies. The pope of Rome had armies on the coast of France awaiting to invade. The smell of well, it wasn't gunpowder in those days, but, battle was in the air. And he drafted it hurriedly, and he wrote it in Latin knowing that it the pope would read it within a few days probably, and there would be emissaries going like gangbusters to get it back to him. When the he got it back to the pope, who remembers promoting the canon civil laws of Rome, and that was in the year 12/15, the the month of June. Got back to the pope. The pope, it was read to him aloud in Latin.
He blew a proverbial head gasket according to the people that were there. He immediately excommunicated the archbishop of Canterbury, Stephen Langton, and everybody, all the landholders of England who were involved and relegated them all to hell permanently claiming he had authority to do that. I'm shocked. It's shocking to me, Roger, that people of affiliate once they find out the truth of the matter, would affiliate with a group of pedophiles like that who declare that they have the power to send me to hell. And by the way, they have declared me already, that church, and has declared me bound for hell irreversibly as an apostate.
And then go along with that. I'm not willing to support pedophilia, number one, and therefore, I do not support that institution. But when you know more about it, maybe some people, if they're God has given them the will, the providence, the desire to get away from filth and evil, then maybe they'll leave. It's not American. It's not American. That is a non American thing to be involved in. And the declaration of '76 as our constitution is in the spirit of Magna Carta, and everybody who had anything to do with it were thrown out of that system. And they really didn't care at that point.
The first sentence of our I'm reading from the book now. The first sentence of our declaration relies for authority upon the God of nature's laws, the God of nature's laws, and the necessary separation of a people from control of far off rulers while acknowledging that that the grounds for such separation must be in facts, not logic, facts. And that's what our declaration does. It lays forth facts of how the king of England with and parliament with his cronies, the British East India Company, had have violated their common law freedoms and these four forms, administrative law, martial law, admiralty law, and the canon law of the church. It's all there, and we'll go through it, and we'll talk about it, unpack every bit of it.
Facts, they must be reasonable, open to the world, and explained. Stressing respect for both God and man, our declaration of 76 opens as it also closes, like bookends in reliance on God and a decent respect for men. It opens with that reliance on God and a decent respect for men, and it closes with that. In a way, kinda like Magna Carta, these are stepping stones in our common law tradition. Magna Carta opens by saying that the church of England shall be and is forever free. Free from what? Free from Rome. I mean, even way back then, friends.
And then it ends with the same statement, the church of England is now and forever free. Free from the influence of the evil empire, the Babylonian system itself. They tried hard, and we're still doing it. We're still trying, and we must continue to do it and try. It never once you do things like that, Magna Carta, declaration of '76, our constitution, going back the laws of King Alfred and on back we go, the laws of Edward confessor before that, These are just restatements and restatements and reassertions, reissuance of Magna Carta in the year 12/25.
And just say it again and again, we we have to or we'll lose everything. The words do make a difference. Just having that stuff on the books
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makes evil men feel guilty and gives them pause. Roger, you wanna say something? I was gonna say something Brent had. You know, I've been listening a bit lately to e Michael Jones. I appreciate his intellectual ability and his knowledge is like yours in many respects, especially on our adversaries. Mhmm. And he calls, and his statement is, well, Catholicism has got to take over because Protestantism is is crumbling. And, he said the Protestants are white boys who don't go to church and eat pork.
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That's right.
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That's pretty much yeah. I I don't disagree with him about that. But Protestant Let me just finish. Let me just finish. Well, the reason that's happening is in my mind, at least to some degree, because of dispensationalism. Why do I want would wanna go to a church that's taken over with raptor crap and that praises Israel and there there is a turning point. I've been hearing that dispensationalists are stopping contributing to Israel because of the slaughter over there. Yes. And it's changing some,
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but Protestantism is just another name for fundamentally, I know we all got problems in what we believe because we all have blind spots. And if I knew where my blind spots are and maybe some of you are thinking, yeah. I know where they are, Brent. Well, I would change them. I know that. And all of my Christian friends, all of them have they have false doctrines in their cross. I never met one that didn't, but we are constantly that's why it's it's an individual thing in our common law tradition. You gotta come to your own conclusion, friends. And protestantism is just another name for biblicism. You go to the bible yourself. What's the hallmark of Protestantism?
I go to the bible myself. I don't depend upon some leader of a pedophilia ring to tell me what the bible says. That's Protestantism, and that's not what Romanism is. Romanism is, we'll tell you what it says. You aren't allowed really to know. And by the way, worship Mary and the Babylonian mother child cult goes on and on with but we don't wanna get off on that. I'm gonna try to stick on this. But yeah. Right. And we're gonna try to point out as we go along when we see it, and I do this pretty often, how the laws of nature, our common law tradition, undergird the laws of nature's God, the bible, and how the laws of nature's God undergird the common law tradition. See, the common law tradition is the nexus that allows us to apply the Bible in individual instances in an experiential way. That's why John Wycliffe, the first man to translate the Bible into English, Rome threw him out, by the way, and burned his bones. They got to him too late, and he kicked the bucket on his own. Then they dug his bones up and burned them. That's how crazy the evil empire is. But his idea I'll transfer the bible in translate the bible into English, and I'm gonna see to it that the common law finally is taught in Oxford because all that's taught there is the law of the city. Matter of fact, the university system, the pope of Rome founded it in Bologna, Italy in Bologna, Italy, and I believe about, well, about the time, yeah, about the about the time of the papal revolution. And the idea was to supplant that to use the the Justinian's code, the canon civil laws of Rome to supplant the Bible as the final rule of faith and practice of the church. And they did it. They did it. Yeah. So the canon law is their rule. When they talk about the Bible, that that's not final to them. They'll say it's authority, but it's not final. What's final? What the pope says is final, see, ex cathedra, and all false religions are the same. We have another revelation from God beside the Bible. And once that happens, you can talk about the Bible like the Mormons do all day long, but the truth is they don't talk about the Bible. They talk about the book of Mormon because once something is added to the Bible, this is just the fact of history. Once something is added to the Bible, said to be at e of equal dignity with the Bible, the Bible will always recede from consideration.
Why? Because that's the truth. And those that say that are not of the truth. Those that follow those other those other re revelations are not of the truth, so they don't have a propensity of the Bible to start with. The Bible is final friends, but between the laws of nature, this is what, our forebears held. Between the laws of nature laws of nature, our common law tradition, and the laws of nature's God both undergird each other. In cases of apparent inconsistency between the two, the Bible is the final court of last resort. It's specific, and it's in writing. Decent respect to say here the next paragraph calls for this God of nature acknowledged in paragraph one called the creator.
Seen also in paragraph one is freedom of association, that is to choose fellowship, which to choose fellowship, which includes freedom to disassociate, just like freedom of speech includes the freedom, the right to remain silent. Those are flipped sides of the same freedom of governance over your own tongue, but they're in two different places in our constitution. But the freedom of association includes with this also the freedom to disassociate, equal standing among other nations. It says before God, the creator of nature and the laws governing it, honoring of all men and freedom of speech. All noble freedom is written in the faith phrases of the Puritan, John Locke.
Tom Jefferson, chief drafter of our declaration of '70 six, said that John Locke was one of the three greatest mortals that ever lived. And his phrases he was a Puritan, a biblicist to the hilt, and his phrases punctuate the declaration of '76 all over. It's riddled with them. And he has set these ideals on the revelation of the bible and of nature. And by the way, John Locke was an inerrantist when it came to the Bible, and for him, the Bible was final. Listen to me. Let's be sensible about this, and I'm quoting the greatest Puritans about Puritan of all times. That was John Owen. There are many great ones, but John Owen was a great teacher. John Owen said this, if there's any extra biblical revelation, anything that claims to be from God outside of the Bible, revelation words from God, if they agree with the Bible he said there's only two kinds, those that agree with the Bible and those that don't agree with the Bible.
If they don't agree with the Bible, obviously, they're false. We don't need them. If they do agree with the Bible, well, we got the Bible. We don't need those either. And what he was saying was the Bible says we're not to have any additions to it, not in the least. So revelation outside the Bible that does agree with the Bible, well, agrees with the bible, so we don't need it. And that which does not agree with the bible, we don't need that either, so we just don't need any extra biblical revelation in words. I just talked to a lady last night, a close friend for years. She used to get together with a friend and listen to this I think his name is Khan, Joseph somebody. Right? Oh my. Yeah. Yes. He's a he calls himself a present day prophet. They would get together every day and listen to him.
We were talking about it late last night over for supper. She said, you know, telling missus Brent and myself said, you know, I used to get together with another friend of ours who now deceased and do that every day, and finally, I just got to feeling wrong. I said, you didn't know why? She said, no, I didn't know why it didn't feel right. And then she said, I quit it. And now of course I've thought about it more. And of course I've talked to her about it and try to relate to her and her close friends. I've been clinic friends for decades. Her and her husband, what I thought, what the Bible says about it and what I thought about it. And she said, I'm out of that now. She said, I'm I'm listening to the Bible every day. I'm listening every day. She listened to it clear through once. Now she's doing it again. And she said, I am and, Roger, you've even said this. It's shocking when you get rid as a kid, maybe knows something about it. You get reintroduced to that book when you're older. It's overwhelming because the truth is there, and you know it. And it is applicable right now, and it informs you what to do. And you say that's it. I've seen it. Now God said it. That senses it. I I need to get busy and get get to doing this. See? That that's where it is. Okay. Well I've never I've never tracked any of these, issues down that they didn't end up back there. Yeah. And if you know the Bible, it gives you the assurance that god has seen to his written revelation, and he's ensured that there's not one jot and tittle of it that's, off base, not even a little bit. Well, comment comment continuing from from this first paragraph.
Our declarations phrase laws of nature and our phrases laws of nature and of nature's God, William Blackstone tells us, signifies natural law as two volumes of God's revelation of his will to man, the laws of nature unwritten in the nature of creation and the laws of nature's God written in our Bible. This understanding I'm reading from the winter the the book. This understanding is a sense common to all as opposed to Rome's civil canon law notions of natural law. They Rome says that natural law is intelligence given only to an elite intelligentsia called the priesthood, and Rome calls it the priesthood.
Judaism calls it the rabbis. Islam calls it the sages. And it says distinct class of men that are the only ones authorized to interpret what they say God has said or or the only ones authorized to interpret it because they, that elite group, has special training in the laws of logic coming from the Greeks and Aristotle. That's the doctrine of the law of the city. The logic. Logic governs. Logic's a tool that must be based, however, on fact. Fact must govern. Fact, not logic. And as William Blackstone says in his curse volume, to say what the laws of the city say is to get the whole world upside down. Fact does not bait does not result from logic. No. No.
Logic is founded on fact, and logic does not founded on fact. It has no chance in getting you to the truth. You have no chance of of hitting the bull's eye, unless your logic is founded on fact. But again, to stress, the whole doctrine of Rome, the official doctrine of Rome is Thomas Aquinas, often called they call him saint Thomas Aquinas. I read a lot about him too and read his stuff, and I'll tell you, Saint Thomas Aquinas doesn't fit the picture of a saint. They called him the ox in his day because he was a great big doofus acting guy, like, duh.
A very by the way, very intelligent, but his appearance didn't communicate that very well. But his readings are his writings are impeccably logical. He was a master he was disciplined in his mind. And he, of course, that's the definition of scholasticism and the scholastic fathers we call them in the middle ages. They use reason, and that came from Aristotle. It was introduced into Europe by an Islamic sage named Averroes. So Aristotle, Averroes introduced it, Mohammates and Thomas Aquinas. And those are the official doctrines of all three of those major religions. That's why we say all Babylonianism is fundamentally the same.
Logic, not fact. The true religion is fact and not logic. When we say the creeds, these are just some of the historic creeds that were put in place before Rome gained its power. Of the apostles creed. I believe in God the father, maker of heaven and earth, and in Jesus Christ, his only son, our lord, who was born of a virgin born at the okay. He was persecuted under Pontius Pilate, and I'm saying it in different word that maybe your tradition is used to. He was, crucified, dead, and buried. He rose again the third day where he ascended to the right hand of the of God the father.
And it goes on. I believe. I believe. Just reciting facts that come right out of the Bible, first Corinthians chapter 15, places like that. Well, I had Paul, the apostle says, I have delivered unto you that which I first received. And then he recites the facts of Christianity. What are the gospel records reporting the facts? Not the theology. The facts of what was said and what was done. What is the book of Acts reporting exactly what is said and what is done? And that becomes the foundation of all logic. And Paul the apostle said in in acts, to the elders at Miletus, I believe it was, he said, I didn't come to you with fables. He had said that before.
Wise fables and myths. No. I reasoned with you. That's called logic. But here's the key. I reasoned with you out of the scriptures. I didn't reason with you out of the, latest movie, the latest ballgame, the latest article in Life Magazine, all that baloney. No. No. No. No. These guys get in the pulpit and they wanna talk about better fellas stand up in the pulpit one time, Roger, and he said, well, I was having my devotions today with, in the newspaper with who was that famous Jewish woman that would give advice? And, she would he'd write up to her and she would, Doc doc oh, dear Abby, doctor Riggs.
Dear Abby. Yeah. I was having my devotions today in dear Abby. And his sermon was all it was logic when I listened to it, reasoning out of what dear Abby said. Well, who cares? Not only that, you've got a captive audience for thirty minutes to an hour. Why don't you give them something worthwhile? Like old, Bishop Ryle said, the reason you said it a while ago, and this you make the point, Roger. You quoted this fellow said, Protestant men are just white fat bubbas or what did he say? That, eat pork. They're they're white boys
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who
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are don't go to church and eat pork. Yeah. And, yeah, and he's right. And why is it that doesn't happen? Because they go to church, and they get sermonettes for Christianettes. The the faggy stuff. Order. It's not founded on morality. Nothing in it is founded on no. Founded on fact. What's the fact of the matter? The providence of God. God is absolutely and understandably sovereign beyond anything we could imagine. We can't put our we can't wrap our heads around it, but we know the fact of the matter. He's sovereign. His will trumps all in all cases, in ways we cannot understand.
But that's what they believe. It's not a moral order. And once it's reduced to the pissy any, beggarly, weak elements of being a moral order, you get white boys that don't go to church, eat pork, and sit around and watch, football. They chase yeah. They chase they chase this. Oh, yeah. Nerds. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Thinking then manliness becomes machoiness like it is in South America. Where Romanism Romanism is essentially a feminism. That's what it is. All false religion is a feminism. When you look at the commonness of Islam, of Romanism, of Judaism, what do you have? A feminism.
That's why I tell people leave it as fast as you can. And there's more to that that we had talked about. I do need to stick to my subject, but Roger is gonna Well, I want to inject something there. Brent Brent Brent's heard this before, but I've been down here in South America seventeen years now.
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And, you know, had friends, had a had a relationship in Argentina, all that. So I've been around some females. And when you get in this, spiritual religious discussion, I've never had one ask me if I believed in God. Every one of them asked me if I believed in the virgin.
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Okay. So they that's good, Roger, that you brought that up. They pay they they they believe that the virgin is where they is worthwhile worthwhile of their time, attention, prayers, money, and worthwhileness that's attributed to her, worthwhile on this, is worship. That's what worship is. People say, well, I don't worship her. Yes. You do. What is worship? It is attributing worthy ship. The word worship, that's a good way to understand the definition of it in the Bible too. It's a contraction of the word worthy ship. And you
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All over the place, there's these little, I don't really know all the Catholic stuff behind it, but it was sometimes along the highway, sometimes off from the sidewalk. Uh-huh. There'll be a little shrine. Yeah. And it's always got Mary and and and Jesus there, and it's all this stuff. And everybody that walks by crosses themselves and, you know, all that kind of stuff. It's got that too. And the Bible says,
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point blank, whatever you deem worthy of your time, attention, money, prayers, worthieship, you will be like unto that thing or person. And it's talking about idols. If you give attention to idols, you will become blind like them. Wood and stone and metal, you'll become blind and brainless. You can't hear anything. You can't even talk. That's what you'll become. You worship a woman. What will you what will happen to you? You will become more effeminate. The more time and attention you give to a female, men, I'm talking about men, the more effeminate you'll become. You know what? I've had young, teenagers make this observation to me, Roger. I noticed more men now talk, in an effeminate way than I've ever noticed.
Mhmm. Why is that? It's easy. And I've had young people tell me this. Well, it's obvious. All the newscaster and a lot of them are females. The upfront people in government are females. And the more we hear a woman talk, the more men will talk with the list of a woman. It's actually And they've been feeding them soy. They've been feeding them soy for soy boys. Okay. I I get that, Roger. And a lot of other things too. But but just giving time and attention and this is what the evil empire has orchestrated that we are exposed to that and become more effeminate as time goes along. Because the devil knows that the foundation of man's relationship to the creator is the trust settlement of God that's been given to the male of the species.
The female of the species, according to the Bible, participates in this trust settlement, this covenant through her husband or her father. And if she has neither, then she's put in that special category we talked about a while ago, the the husbandless woman and the fatherless child. And God says they're special to me. You better not mess with them. I'll get you if you do. So it puts them in that special category. So God covers us all in every way. But the woman that has a husband or father, that's that's, not absent, that is, but she participates in that context with him and through him.
But if the devil can destroy the maleness, which he you know, we clear he's worked at that very hard to destroy all differences. That's why the the sodomy and the lesbianism is rampant now. Yeah. That's the devil's work. Yeah. And the more he can confuse the sexes, like I say, the more men are talking like women, dressing like women, thinking like women, and they are. What is the definition? Let's come to this. We've talked about it before before I go on. I wanna get to the next paragraph. The the biblical definition of a feminism, God's definition.
It's right in that first story in the Bible between our grandma and grandpa, Adam and Eve. The effeminate may look macho, but he's an effeminate if he follows the woman. If he and we're in a position now where the devil himself has orchestrated overwhelming leadership and throwing off the yoke of men and the leadership of women in corporate and government and police officers and on and on it goes. That's all the work of the devil. Why? Because it destroys the order between man and woman. And without that proper order, there is no government among men. It's not even possible. Yeah. That's what the bible says. Nobody nobody who's thinking could argue with that if they know the bible. I'm just telling you what it says. I'm not trying to get you to believe it. That's not something I'm even able to do. But I am here, and it is my responsibility to say what it says, and I take my responsibility serious.
I think I think the Bible ought to be talked about. Roger, do you want him to say one more thing before I continue?
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No. Not really. Go you can go ahead.
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Alright. Well, let's continue reading from this book, constitution, The United States and declaration of '76, a common lawyer comments available @www.commonlawyer.com. Well, the laws of nature and laws of nature is God, William Blackstone tells us. The first is, our common law tradition. We can see it, our observations of God's creation, the way things are, and they aren't going to change and the laws of nature's God is the Bible. Written and specific. He says lex scripta, the law of God, the will of God, the will of the sovereign written. The will of the sovereign is law. This understanding is a sense of the law. If somebody wants to say something, go ahead. Ironman. Yeah. Who is it?
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It's Farris. Farris.
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Yes. Wanted to mention this,
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that by using Wait a minute. Wait. Wait. No. Wait. If anybody
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asked for comments Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Ask for comments, you're just butting in here. When it said he wanted to cover this paragraph specifically Yeah. And I wanna give him the time to do it.
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See, there there was no open for questions. Me. Okay. I'll I'll just Shoot me. Go ahead. Go, please, Brent. I'll finish the paragraph, and then it then if it's okay with you, Roger, then Yeah. Well, okay. And not not much longer. This understanding is a sense common to all as opposed to Rome's civil canon law notions of natural law, an intelligence given on given only to an elite intelligentsia. Indeed, says Cohate, and he was a famous common lawyer here in America. Law is the expression and the perfection of common sense. In fact, the method to discern right from wrong is a sense common to all.
That's why we call it common sense, but it's common, but it's not accessible to all. I say that with all conviction. In other words, God has given all this to all men. He says so, but he has but men are blinded, deaf, dumb, and unenlightened without the spirit of God, period. Now that's what the Bible says. I'm repeating to you what the Bible says. I'm not trying to I'm not thinking that I can make anybody believe anything. Okay. Somebody wanted to say something, Roger.
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You can open it. Okay, Ferris. What do you got? Somebody somebody, canceled him or something. Ferris Okay. Another call. Hold on.
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No. No. Yeah. That's fine. I think I'm I'm on now. I think You're on now. What are you guys want to compliment Yes, please. I I'd like to compliment the cohost on the, use of the term sexes instead of genders. See, because of the importance of every word that he has reinforced and you have reinforced, Roger, we realized that by using the term gender, we corrupt the conversation. Yeah. So, kudos to Brenda Allen Winters for referring to the the the two sexes, not the two genders. You see? By changing language, they have screwed us over. And also I'd like to reinforce that any man would follow a woman anywhere.
They there thereby diminish themselves and me as being a member of the, the male, being a male of the species. So thanks again for amplifying that, but it doesn't sink in until you repeat it over and over. It's like my basic training in the army at Fort Bregg. You know? They had to repeat over and over so that we might survive war.
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And Drill practice is a war we're in with the females.
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Drill practice is a war we're in with the Yes. It is. And I I've got
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interrupt. I've got interrupt, Roger. We're not at a war with females. We're at a war with men. The females aren't even gonna have to answer for this. The men are gonna have to answer. God God makes that clear. Branch a little more correct here for you. Adam Adam had to answer for what his wife did. She answered to him, but not like he did. And that's the way it is now too. We are the ones. Men are the ones that are pushing for the drafting of women, for instance. Men are the ones that like all this. Why? Because it puts women out front and women that are out front like they are, you see them now, they're under the control of powerful men and men don't have to expose themselves. Let's send our wives, our daughters, and our nieces to catch shrapnel and bullets in our place. That's what they're promoting.
That's the evil of we're not at war with women. I don't wanna say that. And not only that, women are, extremely valuable and indispensable to what men do. Women are more quickly logical than men.
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They're more quickly logical than men. They come to conclusions faster. They're like their minds are like steel traps. Roger, you're gonna say I was gonna say here in all this stuff about the autism and everything is coming out with Kennedy, that's part of what all this is about. Uh-huh. The autism always affects the males and the females much less because it doesn't cross the blood brain barrier or something with them as easily. There's an actual physical reason that there's a disparity in the difference on the effect of autism. Do you know this, Brent? This is freaky. I forget how many. Thirty years ago, forty years ago, the rate of autism was one in every ten thousand, and now it's one in every forty.
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Yeah. Obviously, it's orchestrated as things like that are. But the female, the species, the reason men are here. Yeah. And the and without them, we're doomed. And what they do must be protected at all cost. If we're going to war for anything but protection of our wives, our children, and the perpetuation of our own families and our own people, we're going to war for the wrong reason. And we're we got it backwards. We can't do without them. And when I say they're more logical than men, that's true. But what they don't have and so there's a contribution, see, from the man and the woman. What they what the man doesn't have or what the woman doesn't have is the power of discernment that the man has. I'm just quoting the Bible. It says that Paul the apostle says that, and he reverts not to culture to explain it. He reverts back to the Garden of Eden. Mhmm. And the Bible says that our grandma Eve was hornswoggled.
Hornswoggled. But Adam wasn't. He knew exactly what he was doing and did it anyway. And there's the great danger. That's why we should listen to our wives if they have the right premise. If they you can give I give my wife, missus Brent. I give her the I give her the premise sometime. I said, what's your answer? Boy, it doesn't take her long. She can come to a solid conclusion. I need her. She can do that. Oh, I can do it too. I don't think it is a great note that there's never been a female philosopher or a a female theologian theologian in the history of the world. Never has been and never will be. Why? Because that's not what they do. They gravitate towards what is practical.
And theology and philosophy are not practical disciplines. Those are just nothing but abstract exercises of the mind. And the female feels like that's a waste of time. I mean, she naturally is built that way. She's wired that way. She's practical, and us men need that. We used to say in politics, the five w's are when women work, we win. When women work, we win. Because if politics was nothing but men, men would just talk. That's what men do. They talk. Talk, talk, talk, talk, talk. But women actually get things done because they're practical. It takes both because the men talk, they think, they're abstract. Women are not abstract in their thinking. They naturally, they just can't do that. They don't wanna do it. They feel like that's a waste of time, and they're right on that score. Let me get back to the book. I'm getting too far afield.
Congress at its two at its first meeting two years before resolved that British American rights were the unchangeable, immutable laws of nature, the principles of what they called the English constitution with a small c. That is common law and government. The in see, England has a constitution. They call it our English constitution, and they call it their unwritten constitution. What is it? It's their common law tradition. Three branches, co equal branches of government, that kind of thing. And a lot of the trial by jury. And over here, we had grand jury indictment, which they used to have and don't have anymore. But it is our common law. And, we say that we say, for example, well, we want a constitutional sheriff.
Well, the word sheriff doesn't occur in our US constitution. What do we mean when we say that? We want a sheriff that's a common law sheriff. Our unwritten constitution called our common law is meant to be discovered. It is the brooding omnipresence of our common law, Justice Joseph Story said, that we're to find. Our law is found. It's not manufactured. Roger, I'm gonna give it off. I've been talking a long time. Time goes so fast. I I don't I don't need to be anxious to get through this, but I'll throw it out for at least one comment or question. Maybe you've got something to say forward. Well, let me open it up. There's a couple not long left. Harris had his shot. Anybody got a question or comment for Brent or
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myself? Here at the last, got a couple of minutes left. Hit that Hi, Brent. There's Joan. She wants to act you.
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Howdy, sis. How are you? Howdy, bro. Mhmm. Okay. The, constitution, is that a common law document? Yeah. And Yes. It's a brief And when they Mhmm. Okay. Great. And then when they were writing it and they and and during the constitution constitutional convention, the I is it true they were in a, they they did it in secret. They did it behind closed doors and they covered the windows and they made everybody, I think, oh oh, say they've not revealed what was being said Uh-huh. While it was being written. And what do you have to say about that? Thank you.
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Well, I've heard that, but I I have no evidence of it. And, the evidence well, that's right. You don't really have evidence of it. But supposedly, Hamilton left a couple of times and went back to New York and then came and joined the convention. I don't know the specifics
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either. Well, the the people the the delegates from New York did that too. And, of course, they were they always, the New York delegates, delegate, he didn't wanna commit to anything, and it was questionable. But bottom line is this. Let's say let's say for purposes of argument, it was totally secret. Well, would does that make any difference? And I'll tell you why. Because it was put out to the public, and the militia of the several states voted to put it in place. Period. So in the final analysis, it wasn't them. It was the people. That's another word for the militia. The men of the several states put it in place, And they did it in full light of day.
They read it, and they were more versed about our common law tradition than we are today by far and more versed than anybody in England. And I'd if you go to get that book, Excellence of the Common Law, that comparative law text, I have a whole section in there about how many copies of Blackstone's commentaries on the laws of England sold in America of 3,000,000 people compared to, a lot less sold in England of 8,000,000 people. And we have the publishers records and you can show where most of them were sold. Most of them were sold in America. We were interested in our common law in America. No question about it. And the ratifiers ratified it. So why do people, if they do, make so much stink about whether it was secret or not secret or Hamilton was a scoundrel or no. No. They're all scoundrels. That's that's easy. Yeah. Have you ever met up somebody in politics that wasn't a scoundrel? I mean, go read about the life. They're rare. Go read about the life of of a Goebbner Morse for crying out loud. Read about the life of Ben Franklin. Oh, you it it's depressing.
Read about the life of all of these men, Tom Jeffers or, yeah, Tom Jefferson, but then George Washington. Did he do things he had not to do? Of course. But then the question is, have you done things you have not to do? I don't even know you. And I know you've done and thought a lot of things you had not to do. I know that you're a sinner worthy of death. That's what the Bible tells me, and I believe what God said. And I believe that about myself too. So arguing and talking about and I did a debate that fell down and then I've talked about down in Missouri. I wrote a book on the constitution, said it's an antichrist doc document, big thick book.
Clause by clause and blow by blow, and says it's all wrong. Well, and he had what he really does mostly is just attacks the people that were at the convention, attacks them. They were scoundrels. They had the wrong idea. Hamilton was an a banker from England. Probably. It is all true. But if you applied that standard to the writers of the Bible, you'd throw the Bible out too. I don't mean a little bit. Probably. Yeah. I mean, just and most people, of course, don't take time in their lives to study such things. They just hear the deed of beat of distant drums and are drawn out into the jungle and out into the weeds and talking about things that don't matter, and that's patriot mythology. And so whether or not they were scoundrels, whether or not the medium of secret, if that was wrong, okay, that's wrong. But in the final analysis, they're not the ones that put it in place.
The militia of the several states put it in place.
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Back to you, Roger. And the one that brings us all this great historical spiritual information is one Brent Allen Winters, and he hangs all of this information over at a website called commonlawyer.com. And it's got all kind I think you're on the air every day of the week somewhere. People can find and all that scheduling over there. Yeah. Paul but we don't have our music is the reason I'm kinda ad libbing here. So I know Paul turned down the top of the hour, so we're out at the at the back end too. So, anyway, Brent's all over the place. We'll be right back here tomorrow. We domicile here, and, from the regular Saturday morning show. Hope you got something out of today's fabulous, information flow from mister Brent Allen Winters. And, we he's here every Friday,
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and we'll see you soon one way or the other. Thank you, Brent. Roger. Thank you. Appreciate you too. And all you folk out there, all your comments, all your questions, all of them give me an opportunity to say what I want to say to others. So it's all valuable. We're not down on any of you. Gotcha.
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Yes. So yes, Larry? Well, let's see. I guess I guess we're off the air. Brought up another Oh, just a second. I would fall Yeah. I guess we're off the air. Right? Still no music. I don't know where he is anyway. Just trying to get out of the show before we break anything open. We just hit the top of the hour. Go ahead with your question.
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Yeah. Brent, couple of times, the rapture was brought up. Did you ever believe in the rapture and dispensationalism when you were younger? And if you did, what what got you out of it? And then it's my understanding that the rapture theory was created by, a 14 year old young ladies in another country or something. She had, I guess, she had a dream or whatever, and that's how it all started. Do you agree with that?
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Well, let's start with the foundation. Why people say there is no rapture? I don't know. That's so clear in the Bible. There is a rapture. That's easy. Dispensationalism? No. That's that's the problem. But the Bible says that we will be caught up into the air. Is that clear? Of course, it's clear. Well, then is there a rapture? The answer is yes. Rapture, the Latin word is related to the word rape. The word rape used to mean rapture. The idea of when the, the Sabine the Sabine women were raped, what that was in the old Roman the old Roman, Republic, that means that the men came in on horses and picked them up and carried them away.
Rape was being carried away, being lifted up and carried away. And that's what but it changed its meaning. But the word rapture is not the Greek word of the New Testament, but it is a fair translation, and that's taken from the Latin Vulgate. The Latin Vulgate used the word rapture. And it's it's changed its meaning now some, and it has the meaning of being in ecstasy and all that. All it means is to be picked up and carried off. And the Bible says that's what's gonna happen. But people say, oh, we're gonna be picked up and carried off to heaven, but it doesn't say that. What does it say? It says we will be caught up to meet him in the air.
And the picture there is of the returning, of the Roman legions as analogy, the returning victorious commanding officer. He'd get close to Rome, get a mile or two out of town. He'd send a messenger ahead to tell the city to get get, prepared for the celebration because we won. And, boy, they go into high gear as it were, have the ticker tape parade. You know? And they'd sit out there and bind up their wounds and polish their armor and get ready to march and have a march just like they did when Desert Storm, they came back and the American troops marched down the city streets of New York, ticker tape kind of parade. Well, that's what they do. And they declare the victory and they receive the glory. And when Jesus Christ comes back, it says, we will be caught up together to meet him in the air.
And from there and that's what happened when Rome, when they had everything ready, then they would send out thousands of people to walk with the Roman commander back into the city and declare his celebration victory. Well, that's what the picture is there, clearly. You can go in the context. You can see it. And Jesus Christ, when he comes back, we'll be with him, and we'll be caught up together in the air. We will be raptured, in other words, picked up and carried up, and then we will come back with him. That's what it says. And we will declare his lordship over what? Over the land that is entrusted under the trust settlement that he settled way back there in the very beginning and worked out and added information about all through the bible.
He will take the title deed to all the land of the earth as trustee. That's what will happen. Right. I'm not done yet. I'll get to you in a minute. I know you're looking for an opening. When I slow down, you jump in. I understand that. That's okay. But let me finish. Then hit the second part of the question was, so there is going to be a rapture, but it is to be understood not to be taken to heaven, but to meet the Lord, our Lord, our captain, and come back to earth. And there to reign with him. And then do the dispensationalism, did I ever follow that? And the answer is no. I never did. I was in a world where it was always around, and, there were people who promoted it. It became an overwhelming thing. When I went to school, it was started by Presbyterians.
Matter of fact, the founder of Union Oil Company started the school, him and his brother, Lyman Stewart. Union Oil Company founded the school. The school was Presbyterian, so it wasn't dispensational. It was biblical. And, after that, of course, then the infiltration of people who believed in the dispensational theory began to be professors there. Yeah. That really happened. Some of them, one or two of them were Jewish, but it was never officially dispensational. And now that school is so hard away from dispensationalism, it's pleasing. And when I was there, there were people who believed it and there were some who didn't, but it was never official. So I'm thoroughly familiar with it, but also I'm thoroughly familiar with, the other way too.
And, not like I know everything, but I feel like I can talk about it intelligently. But I'm not a dispensationalist, and the other the history of dispensationalism is
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is questionable at best, and we could talk about all the rotten people like c I Scofield, but that's not a valid argument about how rotten he is. But what he did is valid, but go ahead, Roger. I was gonna say, was it a 14 year old girl that started? It may have been, but the guy at the turn of last so two centuries ago, well, wasn't his name Darby? And it's his work that Scofield picked up on. Right? Yeah. Darby.
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Darby. Darby. And, the man called the greatest preacher that Christianity ever produced outside the bible was Charles Haddon Spurgeon of London. Uh-huh. And Charles Haddon Spurgeon preached, eight to 10,000 people every Sunday, but Spurgeon was a biblicist and the last the last of the Puritan, the great men of the Puritans. He was a Puritan at heart. And, he said of Darby that he was a scoundrel, and stay away from him is dangerous. And Darby, a lot of those dispensationalists that were coming on at that time, he well, he knew around the turn of the century.
People say, well, what about DL Moody, Dwight Lyman or Dwight Moody? Well, he never declared whether he was dispensationalist or not, but the school he started is dispensational. But that wasn't any doings of his. He'd been gone for a long time. But D. L. Moody, it can't be shown that he was dispensational. D. L. Moody was a man that had a third grade education that was in the category with Spurgeon. I mean, when he go to the McCormick Center in Chicago, eight to 10,000 people would show up. Oh. Amazingly. Amazingly. And then Sam Jones of the South. You know, Sam Jones was on the same level at the same time as Spurgeon, Moody, and Jones. Sam Jones was a drunk and a lawyer from the South, from Georgia, I believe.
And, he realized that God had, birthed him from above. He became a preacher. And Sam Jones, he, his preaching through his preaching, a man named Ryman, who was a steamboat magnate on the Cumberland River in Nashville, Tennessee, and his dad and his granddad before him had a lot of money. He had a lot of money, and he wanted a place where Sam Jones could preach in Nashville, and he built it for him. And today, it's called Ryman Auditorium. Oh, yeah. I now Yeah. You know, it's the music business. Well, Ryman Auditorium Isn't that where they do the Grand Ole Opry? It was. It was. It was not anymore, but it was, where the Grand Ole Opry was for since 1925 on up through, what, 1980 or '90. I don't know.
And, it's still there. It's a beautiful big building, but the reason it's there is because the preaching of Sam Jones again, I don't know why this is our Christian history. Why we don't talk about that, I don't know, but we don't. But Ryman that. Yeah. Ryman was a rabid, what we say a a poison baptist. He was he was a a rabid Christian. And he once he got the bug, he didn't stop. And he gave his time and his attention to Christ. And building of that Ryman Auditorium was his part of his religious worship, you see. As I've said, worthy ship. What's worthy of my time and my money? That's my worship.
And he said, my time and my money is to get the word out, and I can't preach like Sam Jones, but I certainly can help him by building a place where he can come and preach. And that's what he did. Well, that's, some of the things that happened about the rapture. And Darby, he was a a a he was an Irishman, by the way. Yeah. And, yeah.
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Scoundrels all. Skowheel too. From California. Hold hold it, Chris. Robbie was trying to get in there a minute ago. Hang hang on, Chris. Azana also
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I'm sorry, Robbie. Just Azana. I think he actually tried to speak up before Larry even, but he wants to let Robbie go first, whatever that Charles call.
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Alright. You. Thank you.
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Thank you, Roger. Speaking of how we treat our females go ahead.
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Yes. It's my understanding that the idea of the rapture and Zionism has its roots in dispensationalism, but that's not my question. My question is, to Brent. If you do believe in the rapture, would you say you're a a pre trib, post trib trib trib? What are you? Well, it yeah. Well, let's back up a minute. Say again,
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the rapture is unambiguously, clearly in the Bible. It's not the foundation of dispensationalism. It's just a fact. To understand it properly, did if, maybe, hope you heard me explain what it was while I go, and it's just a matter of what the Bible says. It's an analogy of Roman legions coming back into Rome, and Jesus Christ is likened to them coming back to Earth in victory. And we'll be caught up, it says, together and meet him in the air. We We used to sing a song when I was a boy. Very popular back then with the gospel quartets. You have heard of little Moses and the bull rush.
You have heard of fearless David and his thing. You have heard the story told of dreaming Joseph and of Jonah and the whale, the whale we often sing. There are many, many others in the Bible. I'd love to meet them all, I do declare. And one glad day, I'll meet them at the meeting in the air. There's gonna be a meeting, a meeting in the air, and that sweet, sweet by and by. You know I'm gonna meet you, meet you over there in that home beyond the sky. Such thing and such singing we will hear, Never heard, but more clear, 'twill be glorious, I do declare, and God's own son will be the leading one at the meeting in the air. That's not a dispensational song. Had nothing to do with dispensationalism.
It's just talking about what the Bible says is gonna happen, and it's gonna happen, and dispensationalism is over here. Then what do I what do I believe? You know, I have a long, long, a long appendix in the winterized version of the Bible about the different views of eschatology. Dispensationalism is one of those views. Eschatology is the word that theologians give it, and they they say, well, eschatology is, eschatos is the Greek word for end things, last things, eschatology. And so eschatology is about what's gonna happen when in the culmination at the very end when all when the Lord Jesus Christ comes back in his second advent as a mighty warrior and wipes out anybody who doesn't immediately go along with him. Early even looks at him a little weird. He'll just wipe them out. That's what it says. With a rod of iron, he'll destroy them.
Well, I have an appendix here. And one thing just in general, all of the views that are in Christendom of end times are all fundamentally the same in many ways, but then they have differences. And all of them, let's just get the the general they all agree in the four major views, pre trib, pre mill, ah mill, post mill, and then you have pan mill. Roger, have you heard of pan mail? No. That's I'm pan mail. That means pan means, it'll it'll all pan out the same it'll all pan out right in the end. That's pan mail. And it'll all pan out. So that's true. But it all starts with the age we whatever the age is now. Some people call it the church age or whatever age you wanna call this. And there are different views of that, but there is this age now. And then there is a millennium of a thousand years, and then there is the consummation of all things. They all follow the same pattern.
But I myself am of the humble opinion, and I've been involved in all the different views and studied them post mill, a mill, historic premill, we call it, dispensational pre premill. See, there's historic premill, and then there's dispensational premill. They're both premill, premillennium. That's what that means. But, is there gonna be a rapture? And but the rapture they talk about and and I don't hear anybody talking about the way I do. I go just a few. It's obviously what the Bible says that the rapture is we go up and then we come down with the lord Jesus Christ, and he'll take dominion over the earth. He'll take dominion over the earth. He's not taking us all to heaven. There'll be a new heaven, a new earth, a land where a new creature, and then we take dominion with him and we rule with him. We judge the world with him. That's what his people will do.
Well, then after that, see that for a thousand years. And people say, well, what's the millennium? I say with many others, the millennium is a thousand years of peace that Christian people have been fighting over for a thousand years. That's really what it is because people fight about what does that mean? See, we're not even we're talking past each other. People say, well, do you believe in the rapture or not? And they want a yes, no answer. And then when I say yes, then they say, oh, you're a dispensationalist. Well, that's not true at all. No. I do you see my point? We're talking past each other on all this, and it's silliness at this point. And people have made millions of dollars fighting about it, and I don't wanna fight about it. I don't I just wanna say what the Bible says about it. That's why. It's something that's in the Bible that's been just like they do. They they they've co opted it and taken it off in a direction that suits their political agenda. That that's what's going on, seemed like to me. Uh-huh. So here yeah. No. That's it. And the political agenda, as you say, with the dispensation one, they join up with the Zionist and all that baloney. Well, that's not in the Bible.
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But Well, that's how I said they co opted it and turned and there Schofield comes into the picture to set up their designs. And you can see the effects of it today by all these people that think that the that they're god's chosen people. Well, that may be. But which god and chosen for what is the question. And and just the the people that are given to Israel, many of them are coming to their senses evidently, and they're not contributing to that genocide. And it has been accurately described in as in defined as a genocide. Do you know even against the charter of the United Nations, Brent? You got a real big vote coming up there in a couple of weeks the world are so fed up with what's going on over there and the slaughter and they want to vote on a two state solution. And it's almost the entire world. Okay?
So The US and the secretary of state, mister Rubio, said anyone with the Palestinian passport cannot enter The US Mhmm. To go to this vote.
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So that's the links they're going to here. Oh, I I get it. And isn't that important to recognize also that all this fuss and fighting about Israel, all of it has that everybody's doing has a religious
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foundation. Of course. But they don't wanna talk about that much. Yeah. It's a political deal. Zionism is a political movement. Judaism is a religious movement, but they mix those two and use them to advantages. Boom. Boom. Whenever the situation is adequate. Listen. We get get to these questions. We'll be here all day. Azana? Mhmm.
[02:18:53] Unknown:
Yes. Thank you, Roger. So, Brent, so, I I wanted to introduce myself. I've been listening to you, for about, I don't know, about a year and a half. And, I look forward to your teaching, and, I really do appreciate your teaching. Thank you very much. I wanted to introduce myself. Originally, I'm from Ethiopia. I'm in Austin, Texas right now. I've been here for about, thirty years. And,
[02:19:21] Unknown:
I find I find your teaching to be very, refreshing. And Hey, Donna. Tell Brent where your understand that. Yeah. Tell him what where your name came from.
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Yeah. Alright. Yeah. Isana is, king Isana. The year March, we had, we had, the Ethiopian king, a long continuation series of kings that lasted for, I don't know, two thousand years, three thousand years. I I don't recall. But King Ezana was a very famous king for one particular reason, and that is, there was a a a Syrian bishop that was traveling to through Ethiopia and, a Christian bishop. And, long story short, he was able to teach and convert the Ethiopian king into Christianity. That was in the year March, AD.
So, since then, Ethiopia has been a a a Christian nation. Before that, it was, Ethiopia was a practicing, a Jewish Judaism practicing nation for about a thousand years. And so yeah. So that's and so when he changed his name, he changed his name. When he became Christian, he changed his name to Ezana. So that's king Ezana.
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Well, illustrate thank you. Illustration of that is this. When Philip, in the book of acts, was walking down the road, he met an Ethiopian in the chariot. And this Ethiopian was from Ethiopia, of course, and he had been to Jerusalem to do what? To worship. And the reason, as you said, and you made this point, the reason he was in Jerusalem worshiping because he followed Judaism. And Philip then met him, and this fellow was well, the period was Parke, and he was reading from a scroll, the Ethiopian was, out of the book of Isaiah, a scroll of Isaiah.
And he said to Philip, he said, well, who's he talking about here in Isaiah 53? Is he talking about himself? Is Isaiah talking about himself, or is he talking about another man? And Philip said he's talking about the Messiah, another man. And then Philip told him that the Messiah had come and what the Messiah had done. And then he said, well, there's water here. Why don't we just get you baptized? And they did. But he makes the point, this caller made the point, Ethiopia had been followed Judaism for a thousand years. And we see it the example of it in the book of Acts. But we know too that this particular Ethiopian, no doubt, it doesn't say, but I think I can speculate he went back to Ethiopia as a Christian man. How long has been has Christianity been in Ethiopia? Well, it's it's a it's a extrapolation, but it's not an unreasonable one to think that Christianity didn't arise arrive there with him first.
Whether it died after that, I don't know, but we do know that later it did. And Ethiopia, another important point about Ethiopia being distinguished from other nations, Ethiopia is the only nation in the world that has for its fundamental law the canon laws of Christianity, which is the Code of Justinian. Remember I said the Code of Justinian of the Roman Empire compiled at the behest of the Roman Roman Emperor Justinian in the sixth century, is the official law of change tweaked to ecclesiastic purpose, to the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Church, and Ethiopia has taken that tweaked, a tweaked law of the Roman Empire, and that is their law now. They're under the code of Justinian in one of its forms.
Unless they've changed in the last couple of years, I don't I don't follow history or news that much. But thank you for calling in, and I appreciate you calling. Yeah.
[02:23:14] Unknown:
Yes. Thanks. Is a great listener. Appreciate hearing from you, buddy. Chris was next. Yes. And the problem and maybe last. It depends on Brent's schedule. Go ahead, Chris. Okay. Brent,
[02:23:27] Unknown:
I'm not gonna give you my opinion. I'm gonna give you, the comparison and see what you have to say. In Galatians six verse 11, the New International Version says, see what large letters I use as I write to you with my own hand. Uh-huh. All versions say approximately the same thing except the King James version. The King James version says, you see how large a letter I have written unto you with mine own hand.
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Now read read the other one again,
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the first one. The other one is see what large letters I use as I write to you with my own hand.
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Mhmm. Okay. So what's and then the question is?
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The New American Standard says, see what large letters I have written to you with my own hand. Well, I heard a message recently, and the message was all about, you know, Galatians. And, the focus of the mess message was how that the Judaizers were manipulating what the apostles were saying and plagiarizing and changing the letters that were being distributed to the churches that were polluted with, false doctrine. And so, presumably, the reason why in the King James version, he says, well, large he says, so you see how large a letter. Presumably, in my opinion
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Mhmm.
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Paul wrote the entire book of relations himself personally so that his handwriting could be identified to prove that it was authentic as it passed through onto the churches.
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Well, of course, you realize, and it could be, but you realize that your point is an argument from silence and is speculation as well. Do you have anything solid to to base your conclusion on? Yeah. I don't think you do. I think you have, it's reasonable. You could but but we can't prove it, can we?
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Well, let's look at the other side. The other side now now the person that I heard preaching teaching on this taught it the way I just told you. Yeah. And he gave various, historical evidence that the letters were being, plagiarized and, counterfeited, to include false doctrine. But then at the very end, because he was using the New International Version, he said what Paul did is he wrote just this last this one verse in all capital letters like a little child would write when he first learns how to write so that everybody would understand what he said. And he threw out his previous argument completely.
[02:26:31] Unknown:
Oh, well, why all this is speculation. And what good is it? The I've read a lot about that too, and I've read the opinions of others. And I'm I'm looking at the very words as I talk to you, the very words that Paul wrote, the Greek text. I can go through them just by the letters. Let's do that real quick. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight Greek words. You all see, plural. You see. That means see with your eyes.
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Yes.
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How large okay. That's a pretty easy word. It's used that word's used in the Bible two times in both cases. It just means big. You big? Yes. How you see big you see big to you letters. That's what that's how by the letters what it said. You see to you letters and then the word graphe written in the aorist. That means, it's past tense likely. So you you see these big letters written with, and clearly, with the hand of me, with my hand. These are big letters. That's all we know. Do we know something else? Anything else, any other conclusion people come to, let's start with what we know for sure. What do we know for sure? That's the scientific method. What can you observe for sure with no speculation? Well, Well, just like what I read, who knows? Well, I know. I know. I know. I'm not done. Yeah. I haven't done. Well, I'm not done. I'm not done. Okay. Okay. I'm not there's no interpretation there's no interpretation necessary. Is it alright to speculate? Like, you've got some basis, but you have to go outside the Bible and take extra biblical evidence to do it. And that's foisting that's going beyond the four corners rule of our common law and foisting something on the text that you don't know if it belongs there or not. That's what I wanted to say. I read this. I'll tell you what I think about it at some point if you want me to tell you, but, what were you gonna say?
[02:28:24] Unknown:
Yeah. Reporters. Focusing on one word. I'm focusing in the King James on the word letter, which is singular, not plural. Yeah. All of the other versions every other version has letters plural. The King James is wrong.
[02:28:40] Unknown:
Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Okay. No. The the the King James is wrong. It's plural. I'm looking at it. So I know that much. I'm glad you brought that up. That's the Plural where it's plural in the Greek? Yes. Uh-huh. Plural letters. Gramma Grammasian, plural. Dative case, grammascian. Uh-huh. And there's no variations here either. Let me look just for fun, but you've got me kinda interested now. Let's go to Galatians six eleven and look if if how many if at all, if there are any variations in the manuscript evidence.
I wanna know. If there are, I wanna put it in my bible translation and make a note about it, if there's variation. That's, Galatians six eleven, isn't it? Right?
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Yes.
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Yeah. The web bible. Uh-huh. I think I'm finding it here. Yeah. Here we go. Well, in the meantime though, see the four corners doctrine is one of our rules of evidence that we apply to writings of legal significance. And the Bible is clearly a writing of legal significance. And if you apply the four corner doc four corners doctrine, as all the Protestants have said since the reformation, that means the Bible interprets itself. You interpret the Bible consistent with all of the Bible. If you say anything about the Bible and interpretation that is out of whack with the rest of the Bible, not just
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Did we lose Brent? Did we lose anybody? Am I there?
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I'm here.
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Okay. We lost here.
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Paul Paul, are you there? Oh, Paul.
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No. Let's see if he's We lost Paul too. Connection.
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Now let's see what's going on with Zoom here. Thank you. It's lost Brent. Okay. Paul's supposed to be here. Brent should be here. Hello? Brent Paul, are you there? I see your pretty picture there. Are you there?
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Yeah. I'm here.
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Oh, so we lost Brent or something. What's going on?
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Let's see. What happened? No. We didn't lose Brent. He's there. He's he's unmuted. Paul English is there as well.
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Paul's here?
[02:31:16] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Paul's there. You didn't lose Brent. I think, Paul when Paul appeared, Brent moved off your screen. Hey, Brent.
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Well, I just know his his voice wasn't there, and he was in the middle of a sentence and saying something on this discussion with him and Chris, so he just has disappeared.
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Brent, we can't hear you.
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Well, that would be okay with me because, I can research that point myself Okay. And get back to Brent about it. Alright.
[02:31:52] Unknown:
Thanks. I'm back. I appreciate you. There there he is. Oh, there he is. Yeah. I appreciate you bringing it up. I had never looked at that particular detail, and if it's plural and singular, that may see, these little thing they're not little things. Every jot and every tittle. All the apostle distinguishes between the singular and the plural. He says the Bible, the Old Testament doesn't say seeds, plural, but seed, which is Jesus Christ. That singular makes a big deal. See? Yeah. So thanks for bringing it up. I'm gonna look here on the web Bible. The web Bible has, all of your not all of them, but there's more than you can have, but I'm not getting it here. So variation, the manuscript variation. Go ahead. The,
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the drums say that, Abdul and the night visitors have appeared. Paul, are you there?
[02:32:43] Unknown:
Yeah. I'm here. No. Paul ain't here. About the other Paul? Hey, Paul.
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Paul. Yoo hoo. Yoo hoo. Yoo hoo. Brent? Roger? Yes, John. Could I please ask can I please ask,
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Brent one quick question? I think he can answer it with one short sentence. It won't take long. All only for you. We're Thank you. Brent, the rapture, because I okay. It would you say the rapture is a dispensationalist think that the rapture is them going up in the air and Jesus not being there, and they are going up to heaven, but Jesus is not in the sky to meet them. And that the rapture in the bible is true the in that people are going up to meet Jesus in the sky. Do you know if that's what the dispensationist
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believe that there is a The bible teaches the bible teaches that the rapture is God's people will be caught up in the air and meet Jesus Christ as he's coming to earth. And then we will join him. We will join him in his victory entrance, and we'll come back to earth. That's what the Bible says. The dispensationalist traditionally believe that we the rapture is people being caught up to meet Jesus Christ, and then we all then they all not we. I'm not going they all go up into heaven not to come back. And see, to them, the land doesn't mean anything.
The land doesn't mean anything. So they don't care, and they make this up. It's not in the Bible. No. We're returning to Earth where we will where we will rule. See? And post mail is the traditional view of those who founded our country. Post mill. Post millennium. After the millennium. Something happens after the millennium, and that is according to them. Well, we'll talk more about that later. I don't want it to get confusing. I can get confused about this stuff because most of it has a whole lot of holes in it. It doesn't make sense.
So what's the use of talking about it? Here's what we need to do. We shouldn't build theological systems as much as just the facts of what the Bible say. What does it say? There's a lot of facts we need to put together. Man, I wish I had more time just to teach through those facts. You know, the Bible gives us facts. Remember I said Christianity is not scholasticism. Scholasticism is a humanism. The mind becomes the measure of all things. We just said yesterday in our class, our comparative law class we teach, we talked about the Greek word in the in the New Testament for mind is nous, Noon, omicron, Upsilon, Sigma.
In English, it should be n as in November, o as in Oscar, u as in uniform, and s as in Sierra, noose. Well, that word derives from or the word for law derives from that word. The Greek word for law derives from the Greek word for mind, namos. And to the Greek and the Hellenistic world, which was all of the Roman Empire by that time, and now all of Europe and all of Rome believe, just like the Greek tongue says, that law comes from the mind of man, comes from the mind of man, logic. What did Justice Story say? We read a while ago. He said it is the brooding omnipresence of the law.
Why does he say it's the brooding omnipresence? The law doesn't come from the mind of man. It comes from the mind of the maker of heaven and earth, and it's our job to find it. It's eternal. It's eternal because he's eternal. His mind is eternal. His sovereignty and what he wants and his will is eternal. Therefore, his law always was, is, and always will be. Therefore, Jesus Christ, the Bible says, is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He is the manifestation of the godhead. He is fully god and fully man, and the law is the revel revelation of the divine of the godhead's thinking. That's what it is, what he wants, his will. Back to you. Go ahead, Joan.
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So do you know or does anybody on here know if dispensationalists think that they're going to go up into the sky and then straight on up to heaven without Jesus?
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No. No. No. With Jesus. They think they're going up with him. That's what they think. And then and then they think they're going directly on up to heaven. And but
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the rapture the rapture in the Bible says, his his chosen are going to go up to meet him in the sky, and then they're gonna come immediately right on back down to Earth.
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And join him join him for his triumphal entry, and then it says, and we will be forever forever with him. On Earth. In his presence.
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Well, it doesn't say on Earth. In his presence. Yeah. In his presence. Yeah. Right. Or it may be in the maybe in the new Earth. But Mhmm. So so when when so when his chosen go up to meet him in the sky, the they're gonna come right back down to Earth right at that same time?
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Like, the people would come out from Rome and go outside the city and meet the triumphant army as it came toward the city, and they would dance and come with this triumphant army and the commander, and they would come into the city of Rome and the celebration would get even bigger. That's the law of the city. But here, it's coming back to the land.
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It's coming back to earth. So they're gonna go up they're gonna go up, meet Jesus in the heaven, in the sky, and then they're gonna immediately all come back down to earth? That's what I see in the Bible. And have a prayer and have a parade.
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Have a parade.
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Have a parade. That's right. Thank you.
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Did, did did we find out anything about the word letter?
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Oh, no. I got word letter? No. I didn't. I I got well, we know this. It is plural. But I'm just I was looking here, then I got off track. I wanted to find whether or not it was, if there were manuscript variations. You know, sometimes you can find manuscript variations. Well, it's just surprising what you find as you know. For example, the manuscript six six six, well, within the past, well, not very long ago, a fourth century manuscript that's pretty early going back was discovered. That was a pamphlet. That means it was the book of Revelation was scraped off of it because it's so expensive, of course. They wanted to use it for something else, so they scraped off the book of Revelation with a razor instrument and then wrote another document over top of it. Well in recent, decades, the chemicals have become known that can reveal what was underneath.
And we've discovered that before it was scraped off, it was a a manuscript of the book of Revelation. And instead of six six six, it says six one six. Now which is it? Well, here's the interesting thing about it. Interesting of course, it's interesting. Everything about the Bible, I have an interest in. But it, in Latin, six one six, the letters mean the same thing. They mean, six six six means in Greek. It means, Nero. Nero, the emperor, the crazy one that fiddled while Rome burned. Well, that's revealing, of course, but it does come back to Nero, but it doesn't see, even in that case, the manuscripts have a variation without a difference. It doesn't make any difference. It still means the same thing.
And and most all variations of manuscripts, all of them, don't none of them change any fundamental any fundamental doctrines of the Bible. And I'm gonna have to give up on looking up that the manuscript evidence because my computer is not but I'm I wanna find out. Thanks for bringing it up.
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Okay. Well, we can set it up later, but Okay. So did Paul English ever, get his mic open? Paul, you there? Well, he came to visit us and then, got distracted, I guess, Brent. Well, yeah. Hey, Roger.
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Yeah.
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Yes. Well, yes, Larry.
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Yeah. I was just gonna say, Brent, it's always been my understanding that the reason Paul wrote you see how large a letter I've written with my own hand was because he was going blind.
[02:41:51] Unknown:
Well, I've heard that all my life too. Yeah. And it could be. But, again, see, there's no clear evidence, so that's speculation too. But no matter what speculative thing has said about it, it doesn't change any doctrine. You see, that's the important point. Although we would like to know if something comes to light, maybe it's simple and I miss it. I don't know. The non speculative thing that is encompassing me is the
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gnawing of my stomach. Yeah. I mean So,
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Brent. Hey, Rogers.
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Always appreciate it. Yes, Larry?
[02:42:24] Unknown:
Yeah. One more thing. You brought it up before, and, I think Grant was trying to explain something else. But I got here the idea of the pre tribulation rapture is often attributed to a Scottish girl named Margaret McDonald in 1830 who described a vision of believers being taken up to heaven before a time of tribulation on earth. This vision was shared with preacher Edward Irving, and the concept was later popularized and systematized by John Nelson Darby, leader of the Plymouth Brethren movement, who developed it into the full doctrine of dispensationalism. Mhmm.
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Yep. Yep. And people are drawn to that kind of yeah. That's extra extra biblical, unreliable. It's it's silly. Just utterly silly. Gonna follow what some girl says that has that's outside the Bible, and then it becomes equivalent with the Bible. That's like all the pandemics and all that stuff and Joan of Arc, and
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there's nothing to it. My life is short to get sucked away with that kind of stuff. Yep. Brent, thanks for joining us and all the knowledge you've given. Joan, one last question. Go ahead.
[02:43:51] Unknown:
Well, it's Myrna. It's not Joan. We do sound sort of like, But I just want to remind people who probably know that the, because I hear E. Michael Jones, he'll say the sixth commandment when he means the seventh commandment. Right? He's talking about fornication, not killing. And they removed the second commandment, thou shall have no thou shall not make unto thee any graven images because, of course, that's what they're all about. I don't think Christ would appreciate them having him dying on the cross eternally, you know? But so then they took the tenth commandment, thou shalt not covet, and turned it into two commandments.
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife, and thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's stuff. So that's how they get around that. And then besides, they don't, you know, Well, so many don't keep the fourth commandment. And, I was wondering if Brent is aware of the circumaceptan rhythm, like the circadian rhythm.
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Well, the rhythm of what?
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The circumseptan rhythm, c I r c a s e p t a n, the seventh day. Because this goes back to creation. And a lot of the animals, as it turns out, Samuel had sent me I didn't know about this, but I talked about it on my show after I learned about it. That, and it's only Saturday, Sabbath. The beaver who are known for their busy work. Right? At sunset, Friday, they go up into their lodges and stay there until sunset Sabbath. And there are other creatures that observe it too. So it's a rhythm much like the circadian rhythm, day and night, but this is the seventh day.
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Mhmm. Okay. That's very interesting, Mark. Okay.
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Yep. Yeah.
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Alright. Well, again, Brent, I'm gonna go I gotta do a hustle out to subscribe. Okay? Yeah. Me too. And, Everybody else, get your question in earlier next week. All I can say. Well, if I didn't help so much, they'd they'd have more time. But That's okay. We we're here to hear that. So thank you again, sir, and have a nice week. And we'll, we'll see you, next Friday, good lord willing.
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Yeah. And so yeah. And you guys If you have a You guys don't have to hear this, but I'm sorry. I've got it in in the chat. So and it'll be in it's in the Chateango also. But, pastor John Weaver's, the rapture of the wicked. That is a very good sermon. He goes through the Bible and shows how the wicked will actually be raptured first. You know, how the tares are taken out by the angels and, you know, just all through the bible, how you see how, they'll they will be raptured.
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Sure will she marry.
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Uh-huh.
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Sure we can. Mary. Yeah.
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Go ahead.
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Something totally off base and unrelated. In your travels through Arizona, are you were you ever up and down there between Flagstaff and Page on, what is that, 89?
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Oh, yeah. Lots of time. Yeah.
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Uh-huh. So you remember the Gap Trading Post, little Texaco station?
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No. I don't. I don't. But I'm I'm I have a feeling of It's got a
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Mhmm. It's got a camera and address, but it's just out there in the middle of nowhere. Mhmm. And it's called The Gap because to the east, there's a gap in the in the walls to where it's kinda like a a little pass, if you will. Uh-huh. And, my first cousin was, worked there and lived there for decades as a mechanic there at that little service station. Mhmm. Not the only white guy there, I think.
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Anyway He's on a reservation. Wondered if you were familiar with yes. I'm pretty sure it was. Mhmm. Mhmm. If it wasn't, it was right on the edge. He took my brother and I over to the North Rim Of The Canyon over over the back roads
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when we were down there, oh gosh, back in '85 or something like that. But Mhmm. Mhmm. Anyway, I'm just curious. You said you drove to Arizona a lot. Oh, yeah. I I just looked it up. It looks like that's on 89. You know, go to run to Fair Down, we've taken to Prescott, but that runs up to Grand Canyon.
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Right? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Runs between Flagstaff and Page. Yeah. Yeah. And,
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that area north of Flagstaff, you get out I did know a fellow lived down in Wickenburg. There's an old Spanish family that ran cattle on three sections up there. And, it's enjoyable to me if I can go in the spring with the new brand here because I get I can hang out and meet a lot of people, but a lot of people come around to help, you know. And sometimes they'll feed you if you can't help at all. All I could do is stand around wholesale, you know. Oh, sure. I'm old enough now. I'm not gonna be doing anything to I could hurt myself. You know? But, no, I'm gonna I'm anxious. And I know next time I'll go up through there, lord willing, I wanna stop at that trading post. It's not in the desert not far up. Yeah. Isn't it?
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I'm not sure if it still exists as the trading post. From what I could see online, it looks like it kinda evolved into some kind of a craft store or something. But Oh. There are some pictures online that show it with a Texaco star. And I remember my cousin, when he came to visit, he always had a Texaco jacket that he wore because that's where he worked. Oh, I see. Anyway
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Okay.
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He's Yeah. He's about 25, 30 years older than me. He's getting up towards 90 at this point. He's one of the oldest of my,
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generation. So Wow. Anyway, I was just curious.
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Are you still down in Florida?
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I am. Oh,
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you tend to stay there? You tend to stay there?
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I already fed the dogs today.
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Somebody fed the dogs. That's all I had. I was just curious. Well, good to hear, Bob. Thank you. Hear from you. Yeah. Hope you have a good, easy hurricane season this year.
[02:50:00] Unknown:
Yeah. I'm hoping to. Me too, buddy. Alright. Thanks. Alright. Bye.
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I'm gonna go, wrestle a, Lomofina.
[02:50:08] Unknown:
Oh, whatever that is, I'm all for it. That is, filet. Oh, okay. Filet.
[02:50:14] Unknown:
So, Brent, I look forward to being with you next week. If we we hadn't finished the comparison with the declaration. Right? Oh, no. We gotta we're we gotta go to another 100 pages. We're just getting started. Okay. Well, I guess we'll put that on the agenda for next week. Oh, yeah. Everybody else, we'll see you if you wanna come around here. If you wanna listen to Brent, we're opposite each other tomorrow. You can come listen to the archive. Whatever you wanna do, world's your oyster. Brent, see you next week, my friend. Thank you, Brent. Thank you. You're welcome. You're welcome, Bory. Y'all have a great day, and we'll, commence again tomorrow.
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Okay. Resume,
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for the Sabado edition.
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Oh,
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and Roger dropped out, but Paul English is still there. Paul, are you are you there now? Hello, Paul? Okay. I'm gonna mute the yippee dog. There we go. Hey, Paul. Kato is. Well, I guess he's not back yet. Alright. We've got, about ten more minutes before I'm gonna be taking the rumble stream down. And, anybody, anybody wants to talk or ask a question, whatever, come forward.
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Hey, Mur.
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Hey, what?
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I forgot to ask you this. We got all into a bunch of things. Who is the Jewish woman over in Europe that bragged that she's bringing the Muslims up.
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Oh, are you oh, I don't know. I was thinking about the one we hear all the time, Barbara Lerner Spector, but she didn't mention Muslims. She just says that Jews will be a big part of making, you know, Europe, not, not how they have been. Is that who you're thinking of? Or
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that's probably her.
[02:52:37] Unknown:
I'll send you a link. Yeah. If it's Was this, recently? No. This is recent you're talking about?
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Maybe about three years ago.
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Okay. I'll look for for that. Yeah. Because she doesn't specifically say Muslims, but it's basically the idea, you know, not white, basically, mixing mixing everyone. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, just speaking of that, there's you know how road work and they'll have the guy in orange or lady with the sign stop or slow or whichever to get around the road work? Mhmm. Well, I forget where this was. Maybe you've seen this, but it just came out recently. This black guy gets out of his car, goes over, and hits the guy. Yeah. And then gets back in his car, and they put up barrels, the other workers. But he went crashing on through, but they got his license plate. You know?
You know, try trying to say there's not proof or whatever, but they've got it all they've got it on you know, they took pictures of it. It's basically it just comes up and hits them. I don't know what he said and what the problem was.
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I've got a comment on Galatians six eleven. The King James scholars could converse and they did daily to each other in Greek. They obviously knew that Paul wrote that plural, but they, I believe, made the distinction to better convey it in the singular in English because they were taking into mind the complete content of the letter of Galatians that Paul was writing. I think that's why it is the way it is.
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Oh, that makes sense. And I I couldn't understand what was the problem here. Are we talking about the size of the individual letters? Are we talking about the letter itself? You know? What's the argument?
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Well, he was he was he was pointing out that there was a lot of counterfeiters out there, and he was trying to make a point point Uh-huh. That this was his letter.
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Right? And much much later, Gouvenir Morris said he changed the constitution with his own hand. Just thought about yeah. So he was he was just validating it. Yeah. I I think you're right.
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The founders were new agers and humanists. They certainly weren't very Christian.
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And No. The people themselves were were abiding by Christian principles. I mean, that's evident by that was the number one book. That's why they teach your children to read so they could read the Bible. And it was the King James version that and it has been. And, well, you and I are in agreement of that. It's for our time in particular. It's not going anywhere.
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I I hope I wasn't in I I was just plain curious the other day, Murrah. I wasn't trying to put you on
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on point or anything like that. I was just truly wondering what you believe about the trinity. That's all. Because I I was included in it. Yeah. I you know, I've just come to realize that, you know, we can accept that he's omnipresent, omniscient, and omnipotent, but yet we still have to break it up into three. Yeah. You know?
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I get it. I'm
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just saying, that's a pagan thing. This three thing is a pagan thing. There weren't three crosses either. They were all up on one pole with their hands above their heads, apparently.
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You know? I mean I don't know if you don't I don't believe that either, but, anyway
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And the three days in the grave, what for? Oh, it's people walking around waiting for him. But no. The three days started, he said, my one example is Jonah, who was alive. He was in the belly of the beast. Christ was signifying he was in the belly of the beast that started the countdown when, Judas Iscariot went and made the arrangements. And if you look at how they kept time, there's no way it could be three days to get to, Sunday anyway, which was first day of the week was arbitrarily written in there to begin with. He wouldn't come up on Sunday. He'd come up on the holy Sabbath. He was only in there a few hours, and look how he burst through looking at that Shroud of Turin with that amounts amount of energy, impossible amount of energy in an impossible short amount of time. And there was probably an accompanying,
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sound of some sort when that happened too. I I think he rose on a work day and was busy immediately.
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Well, he was always busy on Sabbath. That that was the thing I was I was keeping the Sabbath here for nine months and and but there's something I felt I really needed to do that might be of help on Friday night, and and he was, like, over my right shoulder, and he said, did I not heal on the Sabbath?
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I believe you're right about the Sabbath. I just think that the day he resurrected was not the Sabbath.
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That's all. Well, I think it was the Sabbath, but that doesn't bar him from working on it in his line of work.
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You know, this this rapture stuff and dispensationalism, if you all are really interested in getting a point of view on this that I think might actually be accurate. I'm still studying, so, you know, I'm not putting my stamp approval on it completely because I didn't really believe in the rapture dispensationalism either because the the Scofield people have made it such a rotten doctrine all the way around and connecting it to Zionism, but there's this gentleman by the name of doctor Paul Felter, and he's got a YouTube site that is called Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth.
It's probably got thirty, forty videos, and it explains his point of view on what's going to happen. And yet this guy does nothing but cite chapter and verse, and he includes the Old Testament including Daniel, which you sort of have to do if you wanna believe in revelations because they're sister books. And the timing and everything, he brings it all together. It makes an awful lot of sense to me. And if he's right, the church is separate, under grace from the Mosaic Kingdom. And that's the big difference when you're reading Acts or any letter of Paul versus the four gospels.
Jesus and the disciples are teaching to the Mosaic law, and Paul is teaching grace, and he's teaching what he says. He he he he got directly from Jesus, which was a mystery, and that's what he was teaching to the Gentiles, which was faith and grace. Mhmm. So if you look in look at it that way, the the church is raptured out before the tribulation and go it is in heaven. And then in the middle of the tribulation is when all hell breaks loose, and this is where you can or can't take the mark of the beast, but these are the people under then Mosaic law because according to Felter, there's seven years missing from Daniel up to the time of Christ.
And he brings after the church is gone and the people under grace are gone, then the people who are under the Mosaic law again are in the tribulation and have a last chance to save themselves. Anyways, it's an interesting and he does an awful lot a lot I mean, I can't read Acts or any of the books in the New Testament anymore the same way after you listen to what this guy has to say because he says the the the people talking to the gen or Paul is the only person talking to the gentiles, and Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are talking to the tribe.
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This is Cliff from, California.
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Go ahead. Yeah.
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Yeah. I've been listening. I'd like to touch on a few things. I study this pretty intently. I don't listen to anybody else at all. I just study with the lord and the holy spirit to get what I believe. Now I'll touch on about four or five things here. I'll go from the back and I'll go forward. First of all or or last of all, we talked about I I heard a mention about, those who receive the mark of the beast. If you read revelations, you'll find out that believers cannot take the mark even if they wanted to. Of course, why would they want to? Because an angel is sent to seal all of the elect first. So they're all sealed.
So the mark of the beast has nothing to do with believers whatsoever. Now you can research that for yourself. Now regarding what day is the Sabbath day, we have a very, I think, emphatic guide to that in the scripture. We do know that one scripture says, one man esteems one day different than another. Another man esteems every day alike. Both esteems a day unto the lord. Okay. The vibe the prayer says the disciples' prayer or the lord's prayer says, on earth as it is in heaven. That very apparently means that God's will is that things be done here on earth exactly the way they're done in heaven. That's the goal. That's what we're trying to achieve. That's what he will achieve. And, how many days a week do the angels in heaven worship God?
Did anybody answer that?
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All the time, every day. But that's not the point. Yes. It is. That's not the point. The Sabbath is rest. Listen. Listen. Sabbath was given to man. Man wasn't made for the Sabbath.
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That changed. I'm sorry. Well, Christ said that in Sabbath. We're we're not we're we're not under that. So we are under some things, by the way. Things change. They brought in Sunday something. Blowing snakey like. Go ahead. Well, then then then you would have to explain to me why it says one step one man esteems one day different than another, and one man esteems every day alike, both esteem it unto the Lord. Explain that to me then.
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That sounds like it's an excuse taken out of context. No. No. No. No. No. No. It's not a bad excuse. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. What does it say in creation? He rested on the seventh day, didn't he? We have a circa captain rhythm.
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What is the Sabbath rest? Do you know what the Sabbath rest is according to the scripture?
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Tell me what you think.
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Well, I'm not gonna tell you what I think. I'm gonna tell you what the Bible says. It says that the Sabbath rest is when you set aside your will, you lay down your will, and you rest in your trust in the Lord. That's what it says. Now I put it in my own words, but exactly what it says is, it says that, labor to enter in to this to the to the rest of God. And we labor because we study the Bible. We wanna get free from all of our, you know, misconceptions, and we want to walk in the truth and in the light all the time. That's our goal. And he rested on the seventh day, and he's still resting.
And we can rest also. It says when we cease from our labors, we can enter into the rest of God. So we cease from our labors and we cease from doing our will. We don't do our will anymore. No more self will. We pray earnestly. We pray without ceasing to know god's will every minute of our life. That's continual, but the commandments aren't suggestions. The fourth one says, remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. That's right. And it's every day.
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Oh, come on. That's true. He rested on the seventh believer. He rested on the seventh day at creation. It goes back to creation. This is important for all preachers to rest on that day. Now listen, there were other Sabbaths before he was I rest. Those are given up. Every day. I rest every day. I'm resting Come on. While I'm driving. You're twisting the commandments. You're twisting it. See, the flesh profits nothing. Do with the law, and this is the this is the Bedrock law. People twist it to their convenience. The flesh
[03:06:03] Unknown:
the flesh profits nothing. The flesh likes that kind of stuff, but the flesh profits nothing. It's the spirit that gives life. The flesh profits nothing. And to rightly divide the word of truth and begin to understand that we're living in the spirit now, not in the flesh, if we are a mature believer. Now a person may not be mature. I don't judge anybody. I don't judge them at all. I for for for two years, I was honoring the Sabbath as being on the seventh day with one of these messianic groups. And I enjoyed it because we were studying word by word, verse by verse, the entire Old Testament. Wait a minute. No groups. One on one with him. You have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Don't tell me about group groups made you do this or that. No. Forget the groups. Our bodies are the churches. That no. We do we do we do worship together sometimes.
We do gather together. You know? But you don't let it more determine for you what is true. We're not to forsake we're not to forsake the assembling of ourselves together.
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Oh, brother. Anyway Yeah. Like this. Have you noticed this is loud? Nothing. I'm sorry I'm so loud, but I'm I'm very vehement about this because I'm tired of hearing the lies.
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Well, you know, I understand it's a lie. Trying to crack your voice. I don't even understand it. Maybe you just maybe you just don't have a certain understanding yet because we go from faith to faith and it says god leads us. So I can't impose anything I believe on you, and I wouldn't even try. I'm just mentioning something in case you might be ready for it. If you're not, that's okay.
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I'm not gonna fight with you. Likewise. I'm sure. Everything has a Likewise, I'm sure. Everything
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has a time and a season.
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The commandments are the commandments.
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I know that.
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If I may definitions,
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but the definitions may not be complete at a particular time in someone's life until they learn a little bit more.
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Sorry, Brett. I didn't mean to scare you. It up. I'm sorry. I'll learn it, people. I quit now. I'll shut up and just listen.
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If I may, if if Felter is right, and I'm saying if he's right, okay, almost all of the arguments between different believers that consider themselves Christians is because they're not looking at the difference between Paul teaching a mystery and the disciples teaching the old law to the Israelites. That's the big difference because it contradicts. It gets rid of all the contradictions once you come to that realization.
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Yeah. I don't know what you're talking about at all. It's all delivered by the Holy Spirit. And if it's a recipient of the Holy Spirit That's exactly what Felter says is that we're just not dividing it properly.
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Listen. About it. Listen. We're coming on a phone. No. There there's the Mosaic Law and there's the the the operation of faith and grace. They're two different
[03:09:12] Unknown:
Let me check. Let me tell you something, guys. One thing here with reality. Alright? The, full moon is on Sunday, but the strongest attack by it, let's say, the gravitational pull is right now, two days beforehand. And you'll find you weigh four or five pounds more because you hold the water. But so, like I said, I'll set up.
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Paul says, and it's this is pretty much a quote. He and only he was given a revelation from Jesus Christ to teach to the Gentiles. And it was a mystery. The Bible uses the term mystery that God hid from the beginning of time so that his plan would work out doesn't mean that it all isn't under the Holy Spirit. It just means there's two different systems running just like our constitution. Prost says there's two operations of law in our constitution. We just don't know the difference.
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Yes. The letter of the law and the spirit of the law, same as in the Bible.
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And and did you did you catch what I said about letters, plural or singular? No. Okay. Well, I I think the the King James scholars definitely knew the difference. That's indisputable. Of course. And they've looked at the content of what Paul was writing of the entire letter and decided in English, making it singular was a better translation. I do. Wrote it even though he wrote it plural.
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But I'm going but I don't know if he wrote it plural. I'm going to investigate that further.
[03:11:39] Unknown:
Yeah. Pretty sure he did. Well, that's your opinion. I've looked I've looked it up. I know. I mean, this is all part of of sealed by the king as well with Peterson. Peterson has that whole back of that book with all the different Bible translations versus the King James version, and he talks about these things as well in there.
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Well, there's other things that I've researched. And but, anyway, the point being, you're primarily preaching that we should listen to a man.
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And, No. I'm not preaching anything. That's You said it's a saying it's a joke. 20 times. If you wanna get an opinion of a guy who cleared up a lot of things for me, fine. If you don't, I'm not preaching anything.
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Well, the ones that clear it up for me are the ones are the great cloud of witnesses in the word of God and the Holy Spirit. That's who clears it up for me. Okay. I don't I don't listen. I don't list I don't follow men anymore. I don't do that. And I I would guard against that because the Lord will give it to you straight from him even if nobody else agrees you do. That's okay.
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I just I I don't disagree. That's fine. But I'll but I'll tell you what.
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I left one one pastor because he announced that we can agree to disagree. I that is that is from the pit of hell. We're not supposed to agree to disagree. We're supposed to agree eventually. We're supposed to, you know, work with one another and reason with one another to try and get to the one understanding that is from the Holy Spirit. And there is only one understanding from the holy spirit. The other ones are from somewhere else. But it takes time. It takes time for everybody. Some who are first will be last, some who are last will be first, and that's why we don't judge, but we still proclaim what we believe and what we know because it may be time for a seed to be planted.
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So my, now that I'm on the app, it won't let me copy paste right. So I looked it up in the bible too, and, Jimmy Bennett had posted, second Timothy two fifteen. Study to show thyself approved, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. Amen. Yeah. And I'm gonna get out of here because like I said, it's almost a full moon, and I know myself around the full moon.
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Oh, no. She's secretly a werewolf.
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No. Maybe it's a bone. Secret.
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I scared Brent, so I must let's not be too secret about it anymore.
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What's her the howling now?
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We got coyotes around here. They do some nice talking. Actually, when the coyotes aren't around here is when I worry because that's when the wolves are here. And there are wolves too. They're making a comeback, and they are big. Few years ago when I was out and the snow was real deep and I was on my snowshoes having a voyage and, you know, whenever I'd see tracks, I'd look down in to see, you know, because they was deep. And I saw some spread apart, and I thought, well, it has to be a deer because I hadn't even crested the top of the snow. But when I looked down in, the hole where the print was, it was a paw print. That was a wolf.
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Their big making their meaning is good. Even if you're big, did you follow these wolves?
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I knew around here, they used to, you know, young guys put themselves through school by they had a gun in their truck, and they'd, you know, go wolves and take them in, get a belly, and, you know, it was a common thing, but then all of a sudden, they're injured. But, then they smoke everybody out in California by drying everything up, and we have all kind of creatures coming across the Mississippi when it's frozen.
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In the mountains?
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In the mountains. Breaking up. So there's a mountain.
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Do you live in the mountains?
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Oh, no. It's just hills, but, it's a driftless. It's it's, it's nice and, quite rural.
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I That was about to say, if you live in the mountains, that's a good place to be in.
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Yeah. Well, it's up high enough that I don't know. If, John, Morse thing and others, it's not just his, but the planet x and how how it's gonna start to work. You know, the Mississippi is gonna be a a another ocean in between and divide.
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Who knows? It might. Yeah. Are you referencing the flooding map, the new the new map? I can't think the name of what they called it, but they got, like, a whole bunch of The US underwater. And
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Yeah. There's been a bunch of different ones, and they have the coastline, you know, is is messed up too and and, you know, shortened to and, basically, that's where most of the populous is. Right? So I don't know. But, yeah, they're saying that in Wisconsin here that it would be all washed away and be a and be a sea. Well, maybe it'll be a little island here.
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I'm still waiting for the old theory of California is gonna fall into the ocean and then San Andreas Fault's gonna split it.
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Right.
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And I'm like, okay. The the news likes to call it the big one. Well, I bet you if the big one comes, it's gonna be man made, then they'll blame it on, oh, quote unquote, mother nature. I'm like, BS.
[03:17:49] Unknown:
Well, you know, like this thing in Minnesota, that has all the earmarks marks of their usual false flag staged events. Right? So you have to look and see what what was real hot on the news just before that? What was about Netanyahu funding Hamas? Don't hear anybody talking about now.
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Well, yeah, they want misdirection. Look left while I do something right. It's just like a magician. Well, it's like being a little on the eye on the ball and not the prize. You know? Well, with the dogs. Right? Squirrel. Squirrel.
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Oh, yeah. Yeah. Exactly. You know? I did that with some cats one time. That was fun. They they knew the word squirrel. Only these were, what they call, 13, yeah, 13 stripe, ground squirrels. And they look like big fat chipmunks. And the one cat that adopted me had all these others. And after we had, like, two feet of snow, he came I I think he was actually bunking with a raccoon in a culvert. And after that got snowed in and he'd been, you know, casing the joint for months on the edge of the field and have campfire. He'd come around and and, so he came demanding to be part of the pride after all that snow. But he would, his hunting technique, he looked to be about two years old and nice big 20 pound cat.
And he would go and sit by one of their places, right, and wait for them to pop up and grab them and eat half the first day and the back half the second day. Well, with all these other cats that were brought out here from New Jersey, he, like a mother cat, he, he would bring the back half to them to share with them.
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Oh, of course.
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Yeah. I had a bunch of chickens then, so they'd get a lot of eggs. And then I'd put water and nutritional yeast, and they're in big dish outside. They have their picnic breakfast. And they even canned canned meat at night. And it was some fun. It's like cat maintenance twenty four seven.
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Yeah. If you if you can afford it, you can give your pets raw food, not not that cleaning crap. I would have loved to, but, you know, I'm a vegan, so that's not, you know, happening. I'm not
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worn out loud. You know? Well, give me But they would catch things. Yeah. They would catch things. One of them caught one of the chickens when it was, like, the size of a pigeon, and she brought it to me. And she's like, mom. Mom. You know? So I always tell them what good hunters they are and carefully pried it out of her mouth. And and, I thought, well, she's not gonna make it. Chickens usually don't make it, but had a lot of comfrey. So I just gave them a whole bunch of comfrey, put her in with everybody else, and she healed up. The first year she started laying eggs, the first ones were gigantic.
You know, way too big for a chicken egg, like two or three times the size from the wound. And, then the second year, they were tiny where she was adjusting, and, they were little tiny eggs. And then after that, they were just normal size. She was, like, super chicken too.
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Yeah. Hey, Mer. Yes, ma'am? You said Netanyahu support, giving money or support. What did you say to Hamas? And did he say why? Funding funding Hamas. Did you say why?
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Hamas has been Israeli from the beginning. It was Right. It was made by Israelis under Golda Meir.
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Right.
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Right. But they don't want all this to be to be common knowledge. So they sprung another, you know, look over here thing in Minnesota.
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Oh, okay.
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What they always do?
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Yeah. They they they answer all our problems is the Jews. It's the Jews. The fake Jews.
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Well, it's not that you're through the problem. They they do bear watching. If you ever start really looking into history, it's like, okay. Where are they now? What are they calling themselves?
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Well, Ashkenazi I I mean, they go by many names, but like, the Bible revelation talks about the synagogue of Satan, the ones that call them Jews but aren't Jews, and that's the ones I'm talking about. Told them that. Yeah. The fake Jews are are the problem. The actual true Jews in the biblical sense, whether people like it or not, those are his
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chosen people. Period. They were actually Judeans or Judites. They're from the tribe of Judah. Jew is slang for for Judah, the tribe of Judah, which is probably actually Germany, the real tribe. And all the rest are diaspora. You know, the the, when they say gentiles, that means nations, and that could include the other 10 tribes, not just, Judah and Benjamin.
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Well, yeah. See, that's the other thing with today's folks. Not saying that we put them on the spot too much, but when you think about it, it's like all these so called folks, you know, go to another country or whatever. I'm a Jew. I'm a Jew. And I'm like, well, can you prove your lineage back to one of the 12 tribes and pretty much nobody can do it? Not not because you wanna prove wrong. It's just
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look.
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You're you're you're calling yourself a Jew because you think you're a Jew, but, you know, why don't you go figure it out if you could, before going around, oh, I'm a Jew because I think there's so much fixing going on with I don't know how many years it split off, you know, between the tribes of the 12 tribes and all of a sudden, you know, it's kinda lost. Not saying that there aren't some Jews out there that go back to the homeland, you know, biblically speaking and, you know, the the the rest is history, but
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too much evil mixed in there with a little good to make it look, oh, look at us. There you go. The ones we know about are the kosher noester, you know, because Okay. They just have to be in control. And they've been taught for generations, they're better than everyone else, and they're gonna take over the world. I mean, that was the whole point of that little intersection where they are right now.
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Yeah. We had the title of Babel and oh, no. We gotta have our new world order again because, we we, we got stopped by God.
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Well, I call it the Jew world order. The real the real
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the real Judeans or Jews are in Iran or third class citizen in Israel. Okay. And you see them, they're in the Congress of Iran. They are able to practice their religion over there, and the Muslims don't kill them. And they've been fighting together with the Muslim against the Zionist Jews.
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Go look it up. Maybe they know maybe they know the difference, and that's a good thing. Well, you guys know about Keshe? Do you know about Keshe? You mean Kashe?
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No. K e s h e, Keshe.
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Maybe by another name. Go ahead and explain one. Go ahead. Yes, Amari.
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You know who I'm talking about? Works with plasma and, yeah. But, basically, it it's kind of the fourth state of matter. But, he claimed to be Iranian Jew and that his cousins were the ones in control in Israel. And he said, he tells them, what would grandmother think? You know, not that he's totally you know, I mean, nobody's purely good or fairly evil. It's just not not how it is.
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I'm not And I'm not worried about anything. I'm not worried about those things too much or if the rivers, Mississippi River takes a massive land or or then just in the in the blink in the blink of an eye, I will be raised or raptured for some. And, I'm not worried about those things. I'm just kidding.
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It's all in God's will. It's all in God's will.
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By the way, most you know, everybody's talking about a thousand years, seven years, all this. What do you do with first and Peter? It says that everything will be burned up. Earth and the elements Yep. Everything will be instantly.
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And they so what's the problem with that?
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And some say that that that heaven is a temporary place where, you know, ones that rise with him will be held while the earth is renewed.
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And and the first Corinthians says you'll be raised together, and you'll be given a different spiritual body. So all this will be in the blink of an eye. Boom. Boom. Yep. Yeah. It's it's not not even seven seconds
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or That's that's what attracts me a little bit. After it quick. Yeah. Evolutionist. Right? And the big bang. It's like, I guess that's what God's creating
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everything sounded like to them. Right? Long ago and far away is their religion. If you really think about it, it's a religion, but they they can't tell you it's a religion because they're so psychotic
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in in in my personal opinion. This is how we're designed by our creator to worship something. And that's That's the view versus creationism.
[03:26:48] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. Well, this is all time long ago and far away. You have to already believe in the something, and, of course, they can't back it up when when it comes down to brass taxes. But, you know, they're so delusional. It's like, okay. You have fun.
[03:27:00] Unknown:
Yeah. It's all tied together. Yeah.
[03:27:02] Unknown:
Yeah. No no offense to anybody here that still believes in it. I mean, I I went down the same route, and then, you know, eventually, I by the grace of god, because it was meant to be, you know, I I I woke up and it's like, that doesn't make any you're absolutely right. It doesn't make sense. It doesn't pass the scientific test and all the other stuff that we're like like you were just saying, you know, kind of push down our throat. Think this way and this way only without realizing that you're thinking one way and not quote, unquote critically. Like They do it with fear usually. Yeah. You know? Exactly. Yeah. Fear and control. We we're the victors. We write history. We also tell you how to think, supposedly. You know? I don't know if you can see the chat, but,
[03:27:43] Unknown:
Jacob okay. Well, I'll put it in there, Malcolm Bowden. And I also have the chitango that's thereafter, but, it's on YouTube. And, just really research this. This is even more fascinating. You know, once you've learned and accepted a truth, right, then you're ready for more. Right? And so if you if you went so I'm talking about geocentrism. You know about that? Okay. Now now we're going to flat earth and, stable earth. No. No. No. No. No. No. See, this flat earth, and I call it p h l I t e r f, flat earth. That was an op that was dropped in 2014.
But they do take some of the things from geocentrism to, you know, add to their little thing theory going on there. And, geocentrism is is accurate. The Earth has never been proven to be moving. Did you know that?
[03:28:41] Unknown:
You know, that's, Yeah. I I I already know that. That's it. It's in the bible.
[03:28:46] Unknown:
But, again, you got folks out there that Let's see. Because in black and blue, they don't believe it. You know? Right. And when and when it says the earth will not be moved, some people say, oh, well, I don't know what that you know? It mean it just means it's everything's in God's hand, and and that's acceptable. You're not ready for that other part yet. But it actually the Earth is not moving. The universe in concentric spherical shells with the galaxies in them is moving around us east to west. It's fantastic.
[03:29:16] Unknown:
The star is inbound.
[03:29:18] Unknown:
And the solar system isn't just like one flat, you know, 33 RPM record. It's like three different levels. The sun is actually rotating around us, and it moves up and down. We don't. Now I wouldn't have accepted this formerly, but I see where it's true. You know? So and then the, three planets, in front of us near the sun, they do rotate around the sun, or at least supposedly, and the other one's behind us, but the sun rotates around us. I I just think it's so fantastic. And like I said, I wouldn't have believed it, but having learned these other things to be truth, it's just, it's great.
Yeah. I'll put it in there. It's Malcolm Bowden is the guy's name. I'll put it in the chat.
[03:30:07] Unknown:
Oh, it's just like Polaris. Anybody who's done studies on Polaris and then and actually seen or seen based on other folks who've been able to take time lapse of it that just like you're saying, everything goes in a big circle above us. We don't move. It's everything's moving above us, the stars, the moon. And like I said, they do go up and down to the how else you get seasons. They they gotta move in and away from the Equator or through Capricorn, the set and the other. And funny thing is, of course, the ones that believe in this whole solar system more 10,000 miles an hour and all this other crap. I'm like, well, you have no answer for Polaris. It's never moved. It doesn't move.
Because obviously, if we're going through the their version of space, and you know, all this other crap and 66.6 degrees till blah, blah, blah, clerics would wouldn't be in the same position. It wouldn't, it would it would move. But of course, you bring that up to any evolutionist or anybody who who studies the stars in in astronomy, not astrology, but astronomy, they're like, nope. We're we're not gonna go there because it it it ruins a little, imaginary religion, if you will. Well, they might they might have to actually believe in God, and that's what scares them. Yeah. Exactly. They appear the, you know, fear the one who can destroy the body and the soul, and that's fear thy God.
[03:31:32] Unknown:
Mhmm. And Malcolm bound Malcolm Bowden, by by any, you know, stretch of the imagination, isn't the only one that talks about this, but he gives some good videos that and and Joan has watched them. I don't know if she's still here. But, you know, they bear watching over and over till you see, you know, what's going on, but he does explain it quite plainly. And, the three main experiments that they use and I have a detractor, James, in Vancouver, that'll go tattle to uncle Fetzer. There's a presenter here that believes the Michelson Morley experiment says the world the Earth isn't moving, and that's only one of the three.
You know, they try to discount the other two. But there's a fellow named Robert Sonjanes who's Catholic, and he really has it down good too. So if you just put geocentrism in, say, Yandex search engine, you'll find a lot of different different ones that you can investigate and see if they're true and pray about it. You know, see see how it works out. There's only one model that works. You either have models a or b, black and white. Right? Right. Right. Right. I'm not saying that the the method the the model different versions. I mean, it's But I'm just saying that even that person The thing with Robert's on Genesis, he's Catholic. And when I heard him say that Protestants are, only saved because of Catholics, I'm just like, okay. I can't listen to you anymore.
Yeah.
[03:33:00] Unknown:
No. It's a Well, that's because he was sucked into the Catholic crap. I mean, I don't know when I say that because I went through it. I was raised a Catholic, went to Sunday school, had no, as they would say, kids weekend and Jesus is and god this, and it was just thrown down your throat. And, eventually, I got out of it because I was like, I I found all the paganism and all I was like, this doesn't this doesn't jive. It doesn't fit the bible. It doesn't fit this. Their version is different from the KJV. You know, it go down the whole list. Uh-huh. So that's to make it like, I don't know. It was it was all evil.
[03:33:32] Unknown:
It was all rich and wicked. Fair, I'm not biblical. I learned that from an early age that that, no. This is darkness.
[03:33:39] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Well, my mom was Catholic, and everybody else was so, you know, it went down that road. Yep. To be fair Gary, go ahead. No. No. To be fair, I'm not a Catholic, but, you know, everything changed after 1954 has been, taken completely, the Catholic.
[03:33:56] Unknown:
Everything is now Catholicism?
[03:33:58] Unknown:
Yeah. Now in 1954, especially, it's been taken completely, but the Jewish. But I don't worry too much if the if the world is, is, going a 100 speed mile or or just cleaning still. Yeah. Because at the end, on judgment on judgment day, but the heavens and the earth, which are now preserved by the same word, are reserved for, until the day of judgment and will be under fire. And all the ugly men will be under fire. So it really the at the end, on judgment day, it doesn't matter what's happening. It will all the elements and everything will be burned out. I think they keep us entertained fighting between us and supposedly all the religions, Christianity.
Mhmm. They keep us divided with all this. You know, you you open your old yellow pages, the old book that nobody use no more, And you will open on the churches, and you will see thousands of different denominations. That's how they keep us divided with all these different type of theories. And now YouTube, everybody's trying to find something to justify your own doctrine or your own way of thinking instead of focusing on on the simplicity of the word. It there's a passage that does say it's difficult but not impossible to understand if you put your mind to it.
[03:35:19] Unknown:
Right. And the bible talks about it's gonna burn with, quote, unquote, fervent heat. And, whether it moves or not, in the context of what you're saying, yeah, at the end, you know, it's gonna be what it's gonna be. It's on his timetable.
[03:35:35] Unknown:
The heavens will be dissolved being on fire, and the elements will melt with fervent heat. Yeah. Servent heat. Yeah. Yeah. I I I had paraphrasing there.
[03:35:53] Unknown:
I mean, the best we can do right now, obviously, is we we need to pray for the living, not the dead, in in hopes that, we plant that seed and spread the gospel and get them saved. I mean, point them to getting saved. And then ultimately ultimately, they have to figure out what the information because in the Bible talks about you must hear the word in order to know and understand what it is to get saved. You don't just out of the blue, and you don't have the information. So they're gonna go to hell.
[03:36:20] Unknown:
You know you know how the saying goes. You could take them to the pond, but you can't make them drink. Well, take a little water. You can't make a drink. Yeah. Yeah. But, you know, I'm I go further. You can't even take them to the pond no more. It's not that they don't drink water. You can't even take them to the pond for anything for being national or for so I'm not negative in that sense. But, usually, something has to happen to that individual or that community or that country for Yeah. Yep. For them to wake up. Because before, you were able to take them to the pond. You know, here, here's the Bible or you read or you give me facts or truth. And then it was up to them to drink that beautiful purity of the truth or whatever it is, in this case, the Bible. But now you can't even do that because people don't read no more.
They have this short expansion of five seconds. And if you can't explain everything five seconds, there's something wrong with you. They don't know how to be still because their mind is always busy. Busy, like, hearing music in the elevator or in the car or always then this this. So they just don't know how to connect with a higher being or even to your fellow men. You you go to a restaurant, you go they're dating, and they don't even talk to each other because they're looking at their phone. And they spend there an hour, and, basically, they don't even say So now you're gonna try try to give them some truth. It's really hard, and that goes with our family and everybody else. But, but, yeah, that's our keeping divided. They're dividing us by in so many different factors that, by the time they figure out, we'll be burning and everything will be melting. You're going to even if it happens The answer
[03:38:02] Unknown:
to some of what you're saying, I think most would agree, we've done the dive in studies, is it's all been programmed purposely to do it just like having the Roman circus of the day. Back in the day was, you know, the whole literally Roman circus. And that version today is all these attractions, the cell phone, the Black Mirror, football, basketball, soccer, just beauty, you name it, the boob tube, the TV, the mind control box, and then let's not forget their discoveries with the MK ultras. And of course, they have different versions of it. One of the main things that they've been pushing last twenty years is the blue light. They've done so many studies on it. It's one of the easiest mind controlling mechanisms that can be used.
And the way they send the waves up in TV and various other things and, of course, all your LED lighting, which had nothing to do with, I'm Obama, and we're gonna save the energy by eventually making all bulbs that are incandescent obsolete by some order of law, not an actual legal or anything like that in their context of how they'd say legal. So we can get everybody more brainwashed circadian rhythms off the charts. People have insomnia, this problem, that problem, or you got kids that supposedly have ADHD, but they don't. They got all the fluorescent crap in the schools. Hardly any windows anymore with natural light coming in this that and the other. I mean, it's a whole few of things.
So in a sense, I'm I'm gonna say that a lot of it's not their fault. Yeah. But being so mind controlled, it it it it's gone off the cliff or, like you said, forget the pawn. I mean, they're they're so lost almost. They're good luck.
[03:39:50] Unknown:
Yeah. But you but you know that it's a lot of have to do with greed or or time. I'm not talking about greed. I'm talking about mind control. Yeah. But the it comes from there. They get us through, sexual things or agree the money. They offer indentation, all type of things. But, again, I'm in this state now in, in, Missouri. Mhmm. And it's a state of the mirror. The building is a university town, and, the Nest Stadium fits 60,000. That was a ballgame on the Labor Day, and, everybody were walking miles and miles. And I don't like to use that word, but just to describe a specific generation, the baby boomers, and then all the college students and the different and they were walking, and they were parked the cars miles away because there's there was no way to fit everybody there. And we're just driving by.
And everybody, all those young people, they didn't look like they were going to ballgame. They looked like they were going nightclubing. They looked like they were gonna go the old disco disco tux or or something because the way they would dress, especially the women, young people, they were all all gone. It was really a fashion thing. They were competing in vanity and everything. And they're all in group, obviously. They're young. And the baby boomers were doing the same thing. And so I think the ball game has become more instead of a family event or something, has become more of an event, an excuse to party, and you got 60,000. And let's say let's say, I don't know, those 60,000, 10,000 go to to to, and I met a couple of them. They go to this physical church that we call today.
And where are the parents? Because they act like the Christian. They worship, like, the Christians, but their everyday life, the way they dress and the way they act, they don't even understand because Christianity or the Bible and through those pastors have been watered down. I I felt so bad. You know? You're they're laughing and having fun. You know? They told me that it cost $20 to get one drink there. So I'm imagine 60,000, many of them would drink on that. It is you know? Where are the parents? What happened? What happened that we don't teach them no more? Even if they don't, they don't know the difference they don't know the difference of being righteous in it no more. It's not their fault. But in certain way, it is. I have the answer to your panel problem.
[03:42:27] Unknown:
Okay. Now you're mentioning okay. They're kinda awry, if you will, the the the kids that are whatever age they are in your story here. But it goes back to the 10 planks of the communist manifesto. I think it's playing three or four regarding how to take over the schools in relationship to like playing four or five and six. How do we separate, quote, unquote, the biblical, they don't say biblical, I'm adding that in there for context. When folks know what I'm talking about. Biblical family, the husband, the wife, the one or more kids or offspring, I should say.
We can start destroying the family dynamic by splitting them slowly and slowly to a point where it's done so slow and in steps that folks don't realize it along without to getting rid of the Bible out of schools and snap. But long story short, that's what they've been doing since the fifties when they start when they pass the old. I wanna say nineteen fifty three, four, give or take, maybe 52. I forgot their name. This lady that they paraded around the country, brainwashing the parents into thinking, well, forget private schooling anymore. Forget the private Sunday school, not the church version, but, you know, do your own thing or homeschooling. We're gonna make sure that eventually the federal government is going to be the parent of the child, and that all has been getting worse and worse with how many hours our kids in The United States Of America, you know, for forget the other countries at the moment, where eventually it's gonna be a like, quote, unquote, twenty four hours seven, go to school, both parents have to work. We we just show up the family dynamic there. Who who is the parent then if most of the time the children are busy at these indoctrination camps, oh, it's gonna be the federal government in the guise of hire a teacher. Here's the gym teacher. Here's that blah blah blah blah. And then feed you crap at lunch, this, that, and the other.
And that's how I see or like you were saying, well, back in the after before my time, I'm not old, older. I'm not a 50, 60, you know, kinda that generation where it's solely tapered off with parents who know how to raise their kids. Yes. We beat them. We slap them. What whatever in the biblical. It's not where they twist it today in the last twenty five years. Oh, no. You can't do that to your kid. You can't slap them. You can't spank them. You can't all this crap and they think it's child abuse up the kazoo when in reality, in the background, they're busy trafficking them and doing worse thing. But heaven forbid, we discipline, spoil the children and and the Rob quote. I can't think of it in the Bible and teach some stinking discipline. I mean, you you hear some stories maybe with the grandparents where, yeah, if I damn talk back to my daddy or mommy, I got bitch left, you know, all this other stuff. And, you know, they learn real quick.
And we, you know, we lose, the gentlemen and the ladies or, like, the southern hospitality if you're in the South. Not necessarily the always quotation of yes, ma'am, no, ma'am, and all that. You know? I'm talking about more, like, in the physical sense, you know, hold your door, do this, do that, dress appropriately. And like you were saying, you know, instead of sitting there talking on cell phones or like, I've seen memes where of last ten, fifteen years where folks are making fun of exactly what you're pointing out, but it's so true. Like, they'll say, well, when's dinner instead of yelling down the staircase, mom, what's for dinner or ring the doorbell and the kids come in, you know, when the street lights come on or something to that effect if you were old enough for that generation, which I think the last step was late. I wouldn't say the mid early to mid nineties.
It was more than eighties and seventies, I think, with the whole type of dinner bell thing. Or go out and play. There's no boob tube. There's no video games. If you're a guy or a girl, you fall off your bike, whoop dee doo. Get off your butt. Try again. No cupcake. No holding my hand. Oh my god. I'm a little prissy boy. You know, it's like, no. We're we're losing men and real women. So, anyway, that's that's my point. Is the tool is taking over. That's all part of the 10 planks of the manifesto of Karl Marx, we pretty much have them all. And obviously, it runs in socialistic circles also.
Another way they get what they want, if you go look up the book, rules for radicals by Sala Linsky. The Democratic Party officially made that book like their savior and grace along with some other junk. But basically in that book, actually teaches Karl Marx related things in socialism and their whole goal of how they get their things. It's two steps forward. One step back is pretty much their motto in that book. So they'll push only so far what will be allowed and then they'll back off thinking, Oh, okay, you know, we'll bend down, we're not going to double down, triple down, we don't have to, We can solely get what we want to step, you know, for one step back. And, eventually, if you do all the math on that, yeah, you you they eventually will get what they want, you know, from the democratic standpoint, from how they use that like their bible.
As for the bigger picture biblically, yeah. Satan's gonna get his little time, have his little throne, abomination, desolation, this and the other. And long story short, you know, we're husband wins. So, you know, I'll end it to that.
[03:48:16] Unknown:
Hey, Jimmy. Hey, Jimmy. Hey. So so so about, twenty five minutes ago, I think I heard you say the Jews are God's chosen people. Did you say that?
[03:48:31] Unknown:
Well, I'm talking about the real Jews, Hebrews, basically. If if we wanna really get technical with the name. Yeah. Okay.
[03:48:39] Unknown:
Okay. Thanks for that. I just wanted to make sure I understood exactly what you were saying. Yeah. I do now. Thank you.
[03:48:49] Unknown:
Well, I just wanna make sure you understood what I was saying in the sense of the relationship to Revelation or god calls them out after the abomination desolation. They're of the synagogue of Satan, the ones that call themselves Jews but are not Jews.
[03:49:09] Unknown:
Yeah.
[03:49:10] Unknown:
And I just wanted to distinguish in the biblical sense. Yeah. Jew is I think somebody said it was a slang term or whatever. Maybe lost some translation, but, they're they're they're the Hebrewites or the Hebrews or are are the Jews for lack of better term.
[03:49:25] Unknown:
Thanks.
[03:49:26] Unknown:
Yeah. The right word is Judea. Judea. But, going back to the You're doing it in your family daughter. Pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit you know, we always talk about the baby boomers in the sixties. I know America's not gonna like this, but the whatever the generation that was called before them, their parents, the silent generation, they they were the best for their kids.
So they laid the guard now. You know, they removed the real money from silver in 1963 or '64.
[03:50:03] Unknown:
They, led the 05/2003. And then Nick Nicholson took us off the final standard.
[03:50:09] Unknown:
You know, but yeah. But that's the the the reserve of the of the country. But the money's people, the silver, they're removing 63. They removed prayers from the schools in the sixties also. They put all this, medication, all these things, take control of the medical system and and think we're getting free or whatever when you retire. And, and they gave you the Social Security on the side. And in 1954, they gave me the five one c three of the shirts. All this happens doing doing the parents of those baby boomers. So we left the guard because, oh, I don't want my kid working here in the farm no more. Look. Somebody based on their statistics, they said only seven percent of the American population, 1959, had a college degree.
So are we better off sixty years later or whatever the years or seventy five years? But now a lot of they think because they have the little paper. They they know they're all knowing. They know more than some that don't have it today. Or most of us, they're usually, the one that are thinkers or the one that doesn't have it. So, yeah, you're right. It's incrementally they've been doing all the things. And that's why I think that people have to lose something physically, health, or as a group, at least to wake up. And I I see I see little things that happening now. People are getting worried because they can't afford a house or taxes or insurance. I see them sort of wait. They can't pay the rents. You know, another thing, people don't have time now. But in the '15 and '60, only one person at work, and they could have two or three or four kids. And they would have a 32 bedroom house. So they had time to read. They had time to say, hey. Why are they gonna do this in my in my city? Why are they gonna do this in the country?
So I think it had to do with greed. They just you know, you always want our fellow men. You oh, they have it. I want it too. And, you know, the Old Testament is I want a king. I want a nicer car. I I don't wanna be working here in the Southern Farm. So a lot of us in the underlying reason that we took the decision, I'm gonna send my kids to college. And then when a group or part of a group or or your family or your brother or whoever is it send their kids, now you feel bit left behind and say, you know, something, maybe I should send my kids out of the college. Because usually, we follow the the previous duckling.
Whatever the duckling is doing, we're all follow instead of question, and there's very few of us that question things.
[03:52:41] Unknown:
Okay. You may spend on that for other folks who are processing it. Absolutely right.
[03:52:51] Unknown:
No incremental steps to get what they want. Other than greed, what's more powerful than greed
[03:53:01] Unknown:
is the control mechanism of an analogy of
[03:53:06] Unknown:
we're the masters, you're the slaves, you don't own Jack. We want you to jump high when we say do this, do that without you realizing that you're doing it because the brainwashing and control is so powerful. You'll mean everybody else who are, let's say, just not awake. Can't think of the other side because we were never presented it. So we don't know any better. And you just go day to day life thinking, oh, my my mundane life, this happening. You know, they tried to sell your parents the American dream back in my fifties Sears catalog, buy a house, you know, for $800, this, that, and the other bloody, bloody, blah. But it all comes down to like you were saying, one of the biggest mechanisms of the control aspect is if you ain't got time, you have less time to wake up because we got you so stinking busy. I remember growing up a kid or a as a kid or a child or offspring, if you wanna keep it nonlegal, and biblical.
I think a lot of folks that are listening probably went through the whole schedule of okay. After school activities are a, b, c, and d. Johnny is gonna do football. Mary's gonna do band or whatever and blah blah blah. Basically, we were in kept busy schedule. Keep your stinking grades up to get the scholarship blah blah blah. And you're still programmed for the twelve Oh, and the 1512
[03:54:33] Unknown:
Don't forget Satan's Club. After school? Yeah.
[03:54:38] Unknown:
Right. Satan's Club. Yeah. Or the, school club. We're just so busy and hammered. We don't think and neither do the kids in the college folks that go out and party or don't party, and and they get that quote, unquote degree. And then they found out it it it don't mean shit. All that control aspect, they they found out really easy what happened when they pulled up the COVID hoax. Look how many people had time to read TikTok if it was around and I forget. I I think it was. Yeah. And various other things that we were able to do that, like, you were just stating, mainly the time aspect.
People were renovating their houses, doing this, doing that. And if you were one of the lucky ones who were able to go out and travel, you could speed. You could do whatever you want because there wasn't a single stinking top out there. I know this because I was one of the authorized ones under the guise of are you a necessity, you know, under the rules after they pass that old? You you need to have a piece of paperwork. Basically, you show me your papers. If you're a necessity, you know, have to go out other than the typical, okay, you can go shopping. I think that we're allowed church to a point, but then they started closing churches down because, oh my god, six foot rule and that evil six six six six six six.
This, that, and the other. But basically, yeah, if we take all your time, what can this slavery do or or the little simps as they maybe look at us or the going? And we don't know any better. I mean, peep people need to shut off the TV, cut the cord as they call it, cut the Netflix, cut this, and study study study, and and awaken that that mind and the penal gland and, you know, various other things if if we wanna go down those roads. You know you you know, the the stuff. That.
[03:56:34] Unknown:
Yeah. You know, a lot of people gonna hurt, so I don't want that to happen. But the best thing that can happen, the grid to go off. That's the only window. You know, you want a revolution, remove their phones from their hands. They'll they'll go crazy. They'll they'll they'll fight for that. Not if they take their women, not if they take their children, not if they take they'll they'll fight for the phone or the Internet. But the truth is, you know, in Europe, they have thousands of years of wars between each country or or the continent of between each tribe, you know, the Germans or the Germanic tribe against the Franks and so on and so on. But, you know, in the last four hundred years, one of the biggest problem on this, the no. There were more Protestant and the Southern were more, even there were Caucasians and all you wanna call it, but they were more Catholic, and they have war between each other. In fact, the the problem with Russia, they're orthodox. They have they have wars between them for a thousand years because the orthodox don't get along with the Catholic or the Roman, Roman side. And it goes down here. So when you start migrating all this, not just the color, just the religion, you're starting having problem in the the North against the South. The sun southern people here in the 1800 were more Protestant, and the and the and the New English were more of a Unitarian.
So all this has to do with the ideals and the problems they have with religion or mindset. Now you fast forward to today, you know, Roger was talking about, supporting or whatever Marco Rubio with the, Daza and and Israel and the Palestinians cannot come in here. You know, most Cubans love Marco Rubio, and they are super conservative. They are non liberal in the in the in the context of what we consider the right and left, and they are not liberal. They're very families. They're hardworking, and they are proud that one of their owns came and worked in a little and and got all the way up to be a senator and then so on and so on. But most of them, 99, they don't understand that mister Castro and mister Rua are not Cubans or what it whatever countries you call them, Cuban, black or white, whatever you wanna call them.
Rubio, if you look at the origin and name, he's he's Jewish. His wife is Jewish. So So what you think is is is gonna support the Palestinian is not.
[03:58:55] Unknown:
Yeah. Phone party boy is Miriam Adelson's pet.
[03:58:59] Unknown:
Yeah. Merr probably understand what I'm saying. But but they all have handlers. Yes. And Castro is is a I will hear this. I had a business down there, and they and they will say, why does mister Castro doesn't love his people? Because, hey, there are they he doesn't consider the humans their people because he's Jewish. That's why he came in the New York Times. That's why he had meetings with the Rockefeller, and that's why he he protected the oil for air refinery or whatever in Angola and this. All this stuff. So most people, yes, we're gullible. We don't have times, and we haven't done. And that's why people don't read the the Bible. You know? Herbs are medicine, but we practice witchcraft from a Kia. Right? They tell you what the Bible tells you what real money is, but we're practicing all this currency, all this all this stuff. So I don't know. You know, they're focused so much on doctrine. I do believe in doctrine. I do believe in Baptist. I do the lords of all that, but they they have twisted us that even those people are scholars, supposedly, they could memorize their Bible better than me, a 100,000, but they still are blind because they still can't see keep on praying in those churches for the sick.
But how what do you think God's gonna be able to cure you if you keep on putting all those pills that you have in your in your bathroom cabinet and you're putting all that pharmacia in every day? It's there's not so much you could do. So so even though we go to they go to church or we go to church every Sunday, you know, you could go to the seven church at the end. You know? I I I I I I saw you and you're doing this and this, but I have this against you. Okay? And we have to go to each individual. You know? I'm glad that you believe in god you have, but have them. They will not let you take them to the pond because they think you're the ones crazy because they no matter what, you're right. You're some mind control.
And down to the thing, if you got half of the population, seventy, eighty percent drinking or, or swallowing one of those pills, but look at the definition from here. They are under spell, and that's probably why we can't get through this. But most people are under spell to the chemicals of the food, to those pills, and to many other, ways they're getting us. There's my rant. Even though I'm eating, I'm trying.
[04:01:22] Unknown:
Well done. Hey, Mer. Hey, Mer. Yes, ma'am. Oh, I just wanted to, because I didn't get I didn't completely understand about Hamas and Netanyahu. Yeah. And I've known for a while that Hamas was created by Israelis, Godamayor, who whoever. Yeah. All that. And so but was this so was Netanyahu on somewhere where, like, regular folk could hear him saying he's the person of Hamas?
[04:01:51] Unknown:
What was really noticeable, I found out after because everyone was making such a big deal how Infowars got all the stuff, sent to him off the web before they scrubbed it about this kid in mini Minnesota. You know? And, and I thought, well, wait a minute. What were they talking about before that they're suddenly not talking about at all? And that was it. You know? But it it, you can find it, I think, still. I'll look up and see if I find links. I'll put it in. I'm reading about Baba Ganush right now. I wanna make some Baba Ganush. Uh-huh.
[04:02:24] Unknown:
But you're you're you're saying that, what what regular what he was on the regular news, Netanyahu saying he's a part time off?
[04:02:32] Unknown:
No. I don't know how well how far it got spread, but that was definitely to blast that off of there because you're not hearing about it at all now. And it reminded me of early September ten years ago when Joshua Ryan Goldberg, r y n e, got exposed. He had, like, so many personas, but it was, Fairfax Media in, Australia that outed him. He had a few personas from there, and, they're just all over the place. One of them was a Jewish lawyer he had, and they dropped any charges. And, of course, the parents say, oh, he's he's just you know, he's not writing ahead and and whatever. But they had younger children that were playing across the street with, some family there. I don't know if they were Jewish too.
But they quick wanted to get off of him, and they brought up in the news that everybody fell for everywhere, the, Muslim bomb clock boy. Do you remember that?
[04:03:37] Unknown:
Not a on an airplane? I don't know.
[04:03:40] Unknown:
No. It just like, out of school, he made something, and they made it into he's making a bomb clock. Mainly, that ruined the searches for this Goldberg kid because he was doing pressure cooker bomb for a 09:11, so, you know, ceremony thing in Kansas City. And, but he didn't know he was dealing with an undercover FBI agent. And, so
[04:04:08] Unknown:
What was the con what was the context for Netanyahu telling that whoever person, man, that he was supporting Hamas? Did he say why he was supporting Hamas? What was the context of that whole
[04:04:19] Unknown:
Just the fact that he is doing it, and it's legitimate. You know? We're not supposed to know that even though it's a fact and it's what they always do. We're supposed to think that Hamas is something separate. Oh, so Netanyahu thinks it's together.
[04:04:36] Unknown:
Netanyahu thinks it's common knowledge that, Hamas was created by Israelis.
[04:04:42] Unknown:
He he doesn't I don't know what he thinks. They're they're trying to keep it hidden. You know? It's not in the major news. I mean, we all know it because we don't trust the major news. You know?
[04:04:53] Unknown:
But it was set it out. He just said it. Yeah. I'm supporting Hamas. Like, he's proud of it. Like, that's fine with him. And Well, let me see. I'll I'll have to dig up the article because I wasn't really paying attention to that posting. Okay. It was an article. Okay. About what? A week or two or a month ago? Pardon me? How long ago did you see those articles a month or,
[04:05:15] Unknown:
how long ago? This is the same day. They were bringing this forward on the same day. I don't know how.
[04:05:22] Unknown:
I gotta find them where I put But if you, to like, this week or a few weeks ago or years ago?
[04:05:29] Unknown:
Well, when when was the Minnesota thing? A week ago Wednesday. Right? Okay. So they were talking about it on Wednesday.
[04:05:38] Unknown:
Okay. Wednesday. Thank you. Thank you very much.
[04:05:43] Unknown:
Okay, guys. Yeah. I'm just trying to find My turn.
[04:05:47] Unknown:
It's time to put this, time to put this thing to bed. I've got five streams going, and there's no excuse for that for four hours with five streams going. That's ridiculous. Hello, sir. This has been the Radio Ranch with Roger Sales and the Friday edition with cohost Brent Allen Winters on eurofolkradio.com global voice mail network. What? What, Murr?
[04:06:17] Unknown:
Cut it down. The goyim know.
[04:06:22] Unknown:
Okay. Well, thank you for that. Our website is thematrixdocs.com. Go there. You'll find links to free conference calls so you can actually join the fray. Go ahead. Tune in and then turn on to the Radio Ranch after show. I'm Paul from Global Voice Network. I'm out of here. Stick a fork in me. I'm done. Blasting the voice of freedom worldwide, you're listening to the Global Voice Video Network.
[04:07:11] Unknown:
Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
Introduction and Technical Setup
Discussion on Robert Seffer and Historical Theories
The Declaration of Independence and Historical Context
Common Law and Its Relevance Today
The Role of Religion in Law and Society
Magna Carta and Its Influence
Constitutional Convention and Secrecy
Eschatology and the Rapture Debate
Sabbath Observance and Religious Interpretations
Societal Changes and Historical Reflections
