In this episode of the Radio Ranch, hosts Roger Sayles and Brent Winters delve into a variety of topics, ranging from historical insights to contemporary issues. The discussion kicks off with a reflection on the cultural and historical roots of America, highlighting the influence of various European tribes and their contributions to the nation's development. The conversation also touches on the significance of the Declaration of Independence, emphasizing its role as a declaration of shifting reliance rather than mere independence.
As the episode progresses, the hosts address current events, including the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk, exploring the implications and reactions surrounding the incident. The dialogue further explores the concept of wisdom, intelligence, and the importance of understanding the laws of nature and the laws of nature's God. Throughout the episode, the hosts engage with listeners, answering questions and providing insights into the complexities of governance, law, and personal belief systems.
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So thank you, Paul.
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Thank you.
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Morning, Brent. I don't know. Are you there, Brent? You're looking for pancakes or a mute or something? No. We're good. We're good. There you are. Hey, buddy. Morning. Morning, Roger. If if nobody's heard yet, Paul had not, they have captured Charlie Kirk's assassin, from yes from two days ago. 22 year old kid. Father worked for the about 250 miles south of Salt Lake City, where he's from. And, his father had worked twenty seven years in the, local sheriff's department, evidently. Very bright kid. Had gotten had a four o grade point average in middle school or whatever. It got him into a scholarship at Utah State University, and that's, where he was. And he pulled this deed off, Evidently, and they seem to have him cold. He was turned in by someone close to him. I don't know the whole sequence of events. I just don't remember, but his father was involved in in in taking him in.
So, that is hot off the press news this morning.
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A tragedy. Have a problem with all that. I am so sorry.
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Well, Alan, you could look, Alan, you could have a problem with it. I don't care. Okay? But this was a press conference this morning with the head of the FBI and the people's family that turned him in. So you can have a problem with it if you want. But I agree. Those are the words spoken.
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But the problem is he was not shot from 200 yards away. It's a it's a visible, impossible Well, that hasn't come out in any of the information.
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That hasn't come out from any of the information that's released. It's you and your pal. I have.
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I am I am part of the press. I'm telling you. I have slowed that down. You can actually see the bullet in three separate frames. Yep. And you can see the impact, and you can see the exit wound from his neck. There is no question about that. That's
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Alan's that's Alan's version. Way. That's Alan's version. It contradicts it contradicts the official version. Sorry, Alan. So if you wanna go if you wanna go do that, that's fine. The official version contradicts the evidence. I can't change the evidence. Okay, Alan. If you say so. Alright. So, anyway, that's Alan's side. Here's the other side. You take your choice.
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Look at the video.
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Look at the video. That's That's enough, Alan.
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Enough, Alan. That's enough, Alan. That's enough. Thank you, Alan. Thank you.
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That's enough. We're going with the official narrative until something else I haven't even looked at the video you sent me yet. Just give me a minute. Okay? Let's let's not start off the program, with an argument. Well,
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that's that's the only play the only source that that information has come out of in the last two days is Alan. Okay? Just to make that
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clear. K?
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So, anyway, that's what's going on this morning, that, and trying to recuperate from our an actual video. If you if you're trying to video shows, of course. I'm not the source. Okay. Thank you, Alan. Thank you. That's enough.
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We're having Friday with Brent. We're having Friday with Brent now. Roger was just covering the local news of what they put out there, and now we're gonna have Friday with Brent and see if he's even familiar with what's going on. Appears.
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Okay? So that's Alan and his partner, the only ones that have floated this that I've heard. Okay? And I've been listening to, of course, Infowars and all that. But anyway, that's Alan's view of this. He's voiced it twice now. If you wanna go follow-up on it, you do that. Okay? Anyway, that's the the events of the last couple of days. It's very sad. You know, it's interesting, Brent. I was, defining yesterday a turning, what they call tipping point tipping point event, like 09:11. Okay? And a tipping point event is one that comes along that, life is never the same after it happens.
And I don't know, 09:11 certainly that way. There have been a couple other ones. But, you know, it was it was very strange, the response I had from this Charlie Kirk shooting. I had a a a dear friend of mine from, that I hadn't spoken with him, for about a year and a half or so from Argentina that, wrote me. He said, man, will you listen to Charlie, and I just can't listen here? Here's a report from Argentina coming in. It affected the whole world. Brent, do you know that the first person to announce his death was Benjamin Netanyahu three minutes after he, died?
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That makes me laugh not because of the the Charlie died. It makes me laugh because I don't know what else to do. So that says a lot right there. What in the world's going on? Well, there there there's a lot of conjecture behind the scenes on that very question right there.
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But, but anyway, that, and then, and then yesterday I'm watching the coverage and stuff and I kind of backed off. I just needed some space. And I went over to watch this, college football show called pine Paul Finebaum. It's very popular. I listened to it a lot during football season. And I'm over there, and every one of the callers called into a football show is calling in about Charlie Kirk. So here I get contacted from Argentina. I listen to a college football show, and it's all about the incident. On top of all the other coverage it's getting, I don't know that which just shocked me to have that wider convergence of response.
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Yeah. Oh, well, me too. And I don't I haven't gone to look for any of it. I I just know what I hear inadvertently. I got on this morning, and Paul was saying things to me that my boys had said or saying things here that my boys had said. And what it's always the same, just coming down to who was paying for him. Who was promoting him? Who was paying for all of his trips, who made sure he was funded. That's the first thing a fellow needs to find out. And if he, as any or any of us, if we have taken anything from organized crime without understanding it was organized crime and then said something that that organized crime organization, whether it be a government or, a mobster or whoever it is, and you say something that you become a liability to them for whatever reason, they're gonna try to kill you. Kaboom. That's axiomatic. Well well then Life teaches us that as we get older. We begin to understand the evil that lurks everywhere in this cruel fisted world. That's the Israeli connection behind this. Oh, is that what you're saying?
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Well, I'm just bringing this to the forefront. Oh, and that oh, yeah. I don't know that. Well, Charlie Kirk was he got he got saved at 18, and he saw this as his life's purpose. And it's easy to look back and see how someone that gets in that position could be, have the wool pulled over their eyes with dispensationalism. K? And so he got into that. He was into that. He's a huge Israeli supporter. He'd been over there. They've flown him all over the country in helicopters and all kinds of stuff. And he's a huge supporter of Israel, even doing, interviews with, Ben, whatever that Shapiro.
And, so but in the Epstein information, as it started to come out, he started to sense of Israel's involvement in this. And it started, let's say, fraying the garment, fraying the piece of cloth that he was holding on the edges. And he started to question Israel, and he started to do it. Somebody said he was on a a panel recently with, like, seven or eight people, Tucker Tucker Carlson, couple other very prominent people. Mhmm. And everybody on the panel was anti Israel but him. K? And so evidently, he's had some of these things encroaching. And according to Harrison Smith, who's the morning guy on Infowars, who has a close friend that's a very close friend or was of Charlie Kirk's.
And about a month ago, he said that he was starting to stumble on this Israeli stuff, and he was afraid Israel might assassinate him.
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Oh, no. That's
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on record that he said that? Yeah. Well, it it it's hearsay, but it is on record. Yeah. Oh, well, hell he wasn't even 30 years old, was he? 31. 31. Two children, young, two, and a little girl, three or four, and one other
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whatever. It's just tragic as hell, man. Yeah. He's a he's a young fellow like that, and he takes somebody like DJ Trump who grew up in New York City. He knew the lay of the land. But I have concluded, and I think rightly so, that DJ Trump, even he'd done his three score in ten years, it took him a term as president of The United States to figure out really how vicious it was. And not until that bullet grazed his ear, even though he knew it from the first term, and that bullet grazed his ear, then he said, oh, oh, oh, I see The light came on. They're trying to kill me. You gotta figure it out, and they can do it too. They can do it. He figured that out. Can they? And once that happens to you, then everything changes, and your eyes are open to reality.
It only takes, one final as you said, you called it a breaking point event or a turning point. Tipping point event. Yeah. I told a waiter a waiter the other day, young fella, or last night. I said, he came over, and I said, oh, looks like you got promoted. You know, he's waiting tables. Always all he's 18. He's happy. He's some place he thinks he's make gonna make a lot of money waiting tables. And I said, well, you know what the difference between an Irishman and a canoe is. I had an old waiter tell me this once. Matter of fact, this waiter was in the oldest operational bar in California at, Jack London Square in Oakland, California.
It's called the Last Chance Saloon, and it's in a right on the edge of the water. And it's one of those kind of places that has gas lights still, you know, the old gas. Yeah. And they're just soot all over the ceiling, and and the the bar is at a slant. You can't be if you get a any anything in a mug or glass on the bar, you have to hold on to it. It'll slide down at the other end because they never fixed it after the earthquake in nineteen o six. Oh my lord. And so but they've got the the stools you set on have been straightened up. You can set sit. It's it's a novelty place. You know? But they had these two old crusty World War one veterans there when I was there with my friend once, and they were, constantly entertaining the crowd that came in. It was a very small place, but Jack London used to sit there and play cards and, and and he he was a drunk and drink drink beer and, write. He would write. And the table that he sat at, it was kinda his headquarters.
I've sat at that table many times. It's an old wooden table, Roger, and had a a shell. It was round for playing cards. You know? And it had a shelf under it all the way around where people could put their mug of beer and not be up on the table while they're playing cards. You know? But he would sit there and write, apparently. And this old crusty fellow telling jokes, and they get pretty obscene sometimes, but he I heard him ask asked this one lady that had come in with her husband from Massachusetts and said that he served them, and then they got ready to leave. And he said, do you know what the difference between an Irishman and a canoe is?
And, of course, they said, no. Of course, they're waiting for the joke because that's what the guy did. And, he'd make more money that way. Well, the difference between an Irishman and a canoe, he said, is a canoe tips. And they were trying to walk out of there without giving him any money, you see. Well, I forget why I told that story.
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Had something to do with where what we were driving at. We were in Oakland there Right. Where where you probably couldn't wouldn't or couldn't go today.
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Oh, sure. Yeah. No. You can go down on Jack London Square. Matter of fact, I went there about ten years ago, which seemed like yesterday to me. My son, had to go there, and we had to drive him because he didn't he had to stay there and wasn't gonna take his vehicle. Long story. Anyways, so we went there. I said, I want you to see this place where me and my friend used to come when I was stationed there a hundred years ago before the flood of Noah. And it's still there, but they instead of being a gravel parking lot, it's right down on the water. Right? See, Jack London Square, Oakland is dangerous. I agree and has been for years. But Jack London Square is kinda off the side and up again the water, and it's always been a little nicer place.
And it's, the the driveway was asphalted, So they've upgraded quite a bit. It's still there. But I went first time I went there, Roger, I, I was sitting there with my buddy Steve, and and nobody was there. It was early early middle of the afternoon. Some fellow come to the door, and the screen door opened it up and came in, said, can can my girlfriend use the girls' room? And this crusty old guy, there were two of them there, and one of them behind the bar, you know, wiping glasses. And he's he just said, sure. So she went through the screen door in the back, and then that's back where all the it used to be an oyster house where people bring oyster boats in. That's where they'd bring them in right there. Mhmm. But there was a a single, unisex bathroom back there.
And, she goes in there and I'm sitting there and he's behind the bar and all of a sudden he reaches down and flips a toggle switch and he's, and you could hear everything she was doing in there. And he said, hold it, hold it, hold it. And then he punches a button right there on the bar and you hear this poof, like a flash bulb and the camera go off. Yeah. And, then he waits a little more and he's, you can hear what's going on. The lid comes down, you know, and all that. And at every point, he's saying hold it, and he punches that button. And then, she eventually comes out.
Her face is red. She didn't understand what was going on. And, this fella's with her, took her, and she heard him out of there. Well, this fella that brought her in there knew what the deal was, and he knew the joke that was gonna be played. See? And I never found out why he was doing it to her, which wasn't really a nice thing to do. But that's one of the ways they entertain people. That's what I they weren't taking pictures. It was all just, unnerved that Imagination. Yeah. Yeah. And they did have they did have an a sound in there. They'd punch that button, sound like a flash bulb, and they did have a microphone in there, but they didn't have a camera. Of course, that would have got them in criminal trouble. Oh, boy. Big time. But they had figured out somehow that, microphone wouldn't get them in trouble, I guess. I never asked. I was very young then. I didn't know,
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no, no You weren't seasoned. You weren't seasoned. Yeah. Yeah.
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Yeah. I thought, I know every stage in my life, I get seasoned a little more, and I thought I okay. Now I understand. Then something else had happened, and I thought I'd been to the bottom where the evil was, and I know I had to go a little further. That's what I was saying about DJ. I mean, I don't care who you are. I don't care where you've been, and I don't care what you've done. There's one more level of evil deeper than you understand always. The devil is not to be tie trifled with. He knows what he's doing. He's, way beyond wiser than us. The Bible tells us that, and we're not to deal with him on our terms. We are to simply shut our mouths and learn what it is that, the laws of nature and the laws of nature's god say and follow the will of god as he has revealed it. He's the captain. He knows how to whoop the enemy. We don't.
And that's been proven without end throughout history. And as I think back, I was talking to my older brother today, Roger. I think probably we've all passed our three score and 10 as I've said. And he said to me, we're going through some problems together. I mean, he and I are dealing with problems, and he said in in our world and in our family. And he said, you know, Brent, there comes a point. And he said, I think maybe you and I have reached the point not that we've arrived, but we've reached the point that we understand more than the younger folk and we know it. Now there's a difference between understanding something and then having the confidence of knowing you understand and being able to talk about it with with, full persuasion and confidence and about a lot of things. I'm I'm that way. I think you probably are Roger too. I've known you long enough. I don't know everything, but there are things I know.
And I'm unwilling to tolerate any differences over. If you wanna be that way with me, then you can go somewhere else. Yep.
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Especially at this age of the game And we've gone through all that and come to these realizations because the sacrifices we've made to get that and, of course, the Bible says, above all, seek understanding. It doesn't say seek knowledge. It says seek understanding. Understanding is the precursor of wisdom or is to me because you learn not to do the same dumb stuff twice,
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quite frankly. That's good that's good Bible. Well, let me talk a minute if I may then since you mentioned it, and we'll get to the declaration of
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76. Oh, that's right. I forgot this where we were.
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But but this is important. What is wisdom according to God? You know the battle that we're in is fundamentally when you boil it all down right to the bottom. This battle is a battle over the dictionary of English tongue to us English speaking people or if you're a German speaking person or whatever it is, French, it's, it's a battle for the dictionary. Because whoever gets to define what things mean is gonna win. And the devil started out that way in the Garden of Eden, redefining things to our grandma, Eve.
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Just like the Humpty Dumpty said in that little deal out of the next circle Alice in Wonderland
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is who's to be master. That's all. Yeah. And who gets to do that was all about right there. You're defining words. And, what is wisdom? What is intelligence? For instance, is intelligence what some IQ test says it is? The answer is a shouting, no. It's not. And we've been duped into believing that. Isn't it funny? I just make this point in passing. Funny, curious that the fellow that I, that invented the IQ test is Jewish. And, and overwhelmingly then, Jewish people score high on it. Well, it's a cultural thing, friends. But what is intelligence and wisdom as God?
The maker of all things defines it. That's the question. He's the one that decides what right and wrong is. And the answer is, for example, intelligence, Latin, the. It's a Latin word. What does it mean? Well, in that tongue, it means to be able to look at what everybody else is looking at and see a distinction in one of a series of things. That's pretty much what it amounts to. Intelligence. And God says, he defines intelligence with a Hebrew word in the Old Testament and a Greek word in the Newer Testament, and they both mean the same thing. And they mean, it's for both words are translated in the old English, holy, holiness, in the Latin, saint or sanctify in the verb, but they all it all means the same thing. What it means is the ability to discern between things that other people, the evil empire, doesn't want to discern between and won't. For example, sexes.
If you go through the Bible, you find out the book in the Bible devoted to that subject called holiness in the Old Testament, kadosh, in the New Testament, hagios, it means being able to look at simple things and say, no. There's a difference, for example, between a man and a woman. No. There's a difference between true religion and all the false religions in the world. No. There's a difference between the law of the land and the law of the city. Everything God does is in black and white, up and down, in or out, saint or ain't, heaven or hell, truth or falsity.
There is no gray area in the mind of our maker. The gray areas are just another way of saying we're ignorant of what the black and white of the matter is, and we are often. But holiness is the ability, and it's an increased and ever increasing ever increasing ability to discern between black and white, male and female, right and wrong. It's that discernment, that ability to tell apart, as the old English says. That, my friends, is God's definition of intelligence. Are you willing to say that there's a difference between men and women? I mean, a vast difference as God has made them and as God has defined their separate roles.
That's what God says intelligence. Isn't there of course, it says in Levitic well, the whole Bible repeats it in the New Testament, be ye holy as I am holy. And what does that mean? That means intelligence. Well, what is intelligence? Well, just make the distinctions that he makes clean and unclean as it says in Leviticus over and over and over. And if you can't discern the difference, and you can't, really, you can't without two things, the spirit of God living in your body, number one, and in your mind, your brain. And then number two, the word of God to give the spirit of God the handle the spirit of God wants to show you the difference. If you don't know the laws of nature, that is our common law tradition, and the laws of nature's God, that is the Bible.
There's no way the spirit of God has a handle to do anything with you. And you will live a miserable life trying to be a happy person and and doing like the charismatics and waving your hands and have no deep inner joy at all. And in the end, it will all fall fall apart into gross ugliness. How often have I seen the antinomian crowd, the lawless crowd, the the the dispensational crowd? They're just trying to have fun all the time in their churches and Christianity, but it's all fake. They don't even know it. Then by the time they get to the end of their lives, they're confused as the Bible says they will be. They don't understand what's going on, and they find out that the law of God is what God wants his people to know so he will know we will know that his will. Well, that's intelligence, but then there is wisdom.
The Old Testament Hebrew word chachma chachma. And that's fundamental to understanding. There are just a few fundamental words, and I'm trying to talk about a couple of them. Translated wisdom.
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And, Roger, you wanna say something? Well, I was gonna say something because what I've experienced here and what you're talking about and specifically this subject matter here is you can learn a lot of facts and learn an awful lot of stuff, but you don't have the wisdom yet. You got knowledge. And what happens when you and I have talked about this before, Brent, when you get enough knowledge, it's like God or your brain takes over and it starts giving you answers. And all of a sudden, you'll, oh, wow. That's what that means or or however you react, but it comes out of nowhere left field. And that is the knowledge giving you the wisdom and the understanding.
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Without you know, you make the point, Roger. Yeah. Without the facts, there can be no wisdom or understanding. Facts must come first. And we spend our lives as grown up as children. I was telling my mother just yesterday, two days ago, when I was a boy in church without even trying to find out the facts, I learned the stories of the Bible because they were being talked about. What did I have? Wisdom? No. No. What do I have intelligence? No. I just had knowledge. I knew the stories. But that is becomes the building blocks upon which intelligence and wisdom are built. You can't have wisdom without facts.
Schools today and the modern education system being outcome based ignores that entirely. It's part of the evil empire's plan. What children know then the war between the northern and the southern tiers of the state started in 1861? A very few. I asked them. They don't have a clue. Did I learn that? Well, fortunately, but not not by any fault of mine, but things hadn't got that bad yet. We were still learning some of those facts. Who's the first president of The United States? George Washington. You know? Who how many disciples did Jesus Christ have? 12. Those are facts, and they're important facts.
And you if you get those in your head, then the next step, of course, is being able to and, Roger, here's following up on you. And the Bible says this. There's a word in the New Testament and the Old Testament again that mean at some point, you start and the word means to put it together.
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Oh, there you go.
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That old it's a phrase we have in English. That guy ain't putting it together. Well, that means exactly what you said. Those facts then, oh, I see the relationship Mhmm. Between these facts and how they work. That's right. Yes. Exactly. Yeah. Well, God only God, the spirit can do that and put it together in the right way. You try to do it yourself. You won't. And that comes by him living in your body, not by you doing this or doing that. Okay? That's so intelligence is the ability to to discern, in from out, up from down, right from wrong, heaven from hell, hell, man from woman, saint from ain't, clean from unclean, no limit. As big as the world is and facts there are, can you discern the difference?
That's the question. And the spirit of God is what does that, not you. And and then also the spirit of God will turn the light on, turn and that's what the Bible said the spirit is supposed to do. That's his his MO, his job description in division of labor between the persons of the Godhead. The spirit of God is the executor, the doer of the will of the godhead. It's god the father, god the son, god the spirit. And it says that all authority in the skies and on the land, and the godhead is delegated to god the son. And the godhead has had has delegated to that other member of the godhead, the spirit of God complete with mind, will, and emotion. That's all clear. A person.
His job is to execute the will of God, and he is with us now doing that. We see that in the first verse of the Bible. It's all the same all the way through. In the beginning, God created God, the Godhead, Elohim, plural, who created the heavens, the sky, and the land. And then it says, and
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the spirit
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of God brooded upon the face of the waters. And there he is. What's he getting ready to do? He's getting ready. He's getting ready to execute the will of the godhead as a member of the godhead. And what happens next? And god said, let there be light. And immediately upon the word of god, god does nothing nothing outside the declaration of his will, his law. And immediately, it says, there light happened. To put it by the the the letters in the Hebrew text, it doesn't say, and there was light. Well, that happened, but it says more by the letters, light happened.
Bang. There it is. And he does this. He starts out that way with that showing that's the way it worked. The spirit of God is still operating in that way. He is the executor of the will of the godhead. He makes it happen in your life. And intelligence and wisdom. What is wisdom? Let's come to that one. Old testament, chachma. It's the the theme of the book of Proverbs. In the New Testament, the a a Greek word is impressed in the service to carry the freight of that Old Testament Hebrew word, and that's the word sophos. It's not in the Greek speaking world. It means something different, but the New Testament uses that word to continue the concept of that Old Testament word, chachmah.
Well, so we need to go to the Old Testament word. What does god say wisdom is? What does god say about intelligence, etcetera? Well, he says about wisdom, chachmah, that wisdom is and in the Semite world, you can see this. To the Semite, the Arab, the Bedouin, and the ancient Israelite all speak cognate tongues and have that word to them. The dumbest man in the world is the one that knows a whole lot of stuff and doesn't put it to practice. Now that's the really the fundamental meaning of the Greek word, the New Testament sophos. Mhmm. And a smart man, a wise man in in the Western world is a man that has two or three PhDs. Oh, man. Mhmm. That guy is wise. That is there's a theological word for that. It's called BS.
I won't say the word. Bottom settlement, I guess. But that's just hogwash. That's not what God says wisdom is. The God says wisdom, the man that knows a little bit and puts it to practice is so far wiser than the man that has three PhDs and doesn't put any of it. You can't do anything with it. And doesn't. Yeah. Can't, doesn't. That's right. So wisdom is defined as action in the Semitic world, in the oh, ancient Israel like world. Okay. And that's the way God defines it, and that's the way he tells us on the New Testament it has to be done.
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So Roger coming back to now I like I like my definition. Yeah. Go ahead. You don't do the same dumb thing twice. Well, that's pretty close. The same thing. That's a little more practical app application of it.
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The Bible says in knowledge, facts, puff up. Puff up in the sense that word has to it's a Greek word that has to do with a wound that fills and festers as my grandma and mom used used to say, festers. It's not festered yet. That means all of the infection has to come to one place, and then it it's called proud flesh. That means high flesh, flesh that's raised up. And they'll mom always say, well, that's proud flesh if it was infected. Well, that knowledge puffs up with just filth. It becomes putrid. It doesn't help you. You're just your head gets big as we say. You're fat headed. You're blown up like you you're because you know a lot. And is there anything more is there anything more irritating than somebody that just knows a lot and wants everybody to know it?
Very dangerous. You say, well, have you ever been have you ever made that mistake, Brent? Well, sure I have. Sometimes I make it, and I don't even know it. I do want to get the facts across to people. And, that's facts for the building blocks. That's necessary. But then you get the accusation, well, you you just, your head's puffed up and you think you're smart. Well, God doesn't want me to do that. What he wants me to do is communicate facts and examples of how to put the facts together, how that happens. I can't do it for you. I can't do any of that. That's not my job. It's not my job to convince anybody. And by the way, there is no convincing anybody. A man persuaded against his will is still, is of the same opinion still. Right.
Only the spirit of God can persuade you. I can't do that. It's not my job to even try in that sense. It's my job to say the truth, to provide examples of it if I can, and my limited lisping, stammering tongue say what I can say, and maybe God will take this silly boy's, words and, drive him home to you, and it will help you be what he wants you to be. Yep. He wants you to be tough, and he wants you to be effective.
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Wow. Effective. Well, I learned that the hard way around here
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over many years. Mhmm.
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You cannot force this information on somebody. No. No. It is an absolute total waste of time and effort, personally, and it leads to incredible frustration because you're not gonna change them. K? Well, yes. That's right. And the more you try, the worse they think of you. So you start friction in a in a relationship you might have had. Even if they finally succumb and go, okay. Alright. I'll do it. They're never gonna follow-up and do any of the things that make it successful or worthwhile. So you've wasted all of that effort. Now it's easier to pull a rope than it is to push a rope.
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Well, you haven't wasted the effort, Roger. Now you're No. You planted seeds. I I agree with that. And even if you didn't plant a seed, if you're telling the truth, that's all God asked of it. Yep. He doesn't he doesn't say that I have anything to do with the outcome or the result. He just says, I want you to test To what you know, every Christian man and woman is called to do one thing, according to the Bible, and that is to be a witness of what God has done in your life. What you understand about it. It's a personal matter. It's firsthand information just tell it. That's what he wants you to do and in doing so you will fulfill your duty.
Which is to glorify God and you he'll get the credit, but you get the enjoyment and that's what's lacking in the Christian life enjoyment. I mean deep seated enjoyment you say and do the truth by the way. Here's another point we can bring up. I know we wanna get to the declaration. I wanna wrote, I'm writing a long footnote in the winterized translation of the not a footnote, the appendix about the duty of the leftovers. The remnant, the glutton word is remnant. The english word is leftover. I love leftovers, Roger. I've always loved them. They taste a little bit better somehow. They certainly can and a lot of times do. I'm not a adverse also going to the refrigerator and saying, have you got anything here that's gonna go to waste?
Bring it out. Let's see if I can eat it. You know, that's that's what I do. And Yeah. I like to heat it up sometime, but sometime and the the other joy I have in that, I really do believe what I learned from as a boy that saying that, Ben Franklin put in his old almanac, and, my parents used to say it too. Waste not, want not. And in my my life, Roger, I'll say for a fact, this is a personal testimony. I've had a lot of years when I didn't have I went for years. I never put any more than $10 in my gas tank at a time, never filled it up because I usually, all I had was another 5 or 10 on the side that I could have put in the gas tank. But if I'd have done that and another emergency came up, I would have might have needed that 5 or $10.
So that's I live my life like that, but you know, Roger, and I very careful, and I was I was Frugal. Frugal. Frugal. Frugal. Frugal is the word you're looking for. I was tighter than tree bark. That's what and, tighter than tree bark. And when I like, my grandpa Mel Charles Melvin, when he's when he walked, he squeaked. People said, well, my grandma was the same way, but I can say this as a personal testimony. Never ever ever in all of my life did I ever want for something to eat or something good and healthy to drink? I'm not talking about booze. I mean, just talking about a glass of milk, but I never had a lot in my possession at any time during that time. I still don't much, and I don't care now, what I that I have that or don't have it. But I'm making the point, if you're frugal and not wasteful, God, it's a it's a law of nature. He'll see to it that you have what you need. I believe that. The Bible says that David says in the Psalms, I have never seen God's man and God's woman begging bread.
Now that's quite a statement. Matter of fact, that's a shocking statement, but I can testify just as to myself that that that's the way it's worked out for me. So wisdom, if you know a little bit about the Bible and you think it gives you a hint about what you're supposed to do, do it, and you'll be smarter than all the the dinky doctors and the punky professors at the universities. David also said in the Psalms, David said, I know more than all of my teachers. Woah. And he was a young man when he said it. And then he gave the reason, Because I chew the word of God like could.
Now the translations don't say that, but that's exactly what the Hebrew text says. You're very agrarian in his his analogy. And you take the word how do you choose something like cud? This is what God tells us to do, and you'll be wiser than all of your teachers. What do you do? Well, cud, of course, a cow has to take the cud in. That's why you watch goats. They're cud chewers, cattle. They just go out and, they chow down, and they, They get after it. They, yeah, they get after it. That's a a southern boy talking there, Roger. Get after it. They get after it. They get out there, and they take it in. They don't chew it up even. They just take it in.
And then they go lay in the shade, and you watch them. And my brothers and I used to watch the old cows laying in the shade by the Hammer Mill house up there where we had the salt block. And when we were boys, we'd watch them. They'd lay down, and then you'd see their gullet wiggle, and then their mouth would start moving. Right? And had a way of going around and around, going sideways, and we'd count how many times they chewed. Usually, it was between twenty five and thirty chews they would make. And then they'd stop chewing, and the gullet would wiggle again. And then they'd sit there a little bit. That's the kud ball going down back down. And then the gullet wiggle again, and then they start chewing again. They'd bring another one up. See?
So they'd take it in as fast as they could. They didn't they didn't evaluate it, examine. I watched goats do the same thing. You know, goats graze from the shoulders up pretty much, and cattle graze from the shoulders down. But they'll be out there eating just as boy, are they fast. I mean, they don't chew it up either. They just swallow it. They get after it, as you said, and, take it in. Then they go set in the shade when they get in the heat of the day, and they pull it up. Well, the Bible's like that. That's why that analogy is used. You can hear me talk about the Bible on Saturdays or Sundays or Fridays here, and I'm on the air all three times. You can hear me talk, and you're just taking it in. And I I listen to other people talk. I'm constantly looking for somebody, Roger, who knows something about the Bible that knows more than me, and I wanna listen to them. I take it in. Take it in. Take it in. Then at other time during the day, when I lay down at night or when I'm just so whooped, I gotta sit down and do nothing, That stuff starts coming up, and I start chewing on it in my in my mind. And I well, oh, I never thought about that. And then, like you said, Roger, start putting things to get my mind, start putting things together.
That's the way the Bible works. And David said, I am I know more than all my teachers because I chew the word of God like good. And the only way to do that, friends, the only way to chew the word of God like good, you don't have to worry about chewing it. You just want gotta worry about getting it in your brain. Taking it in, taking in the facts, the building blocks. And then when you're by yourself or you're driving in your pickup truck or you're going for a walk or you're so tired, you can't you gotta sit down. It'll come to mind. You're standing in line at the grocery store or the bank. It'll come to mind, and you'll chew on it. And you don't even have to try. It's just gonna happen. Roger, I read a story one time about this mathematician in Britain, and he was he was working on this. He was just some kind of professor at Oxford or something. He was working on this this thorny mathematical problem.
And for days and weeks, he thought and thought, and he got his pencil out and sharpened it up, and he tried to figure it out, and he couldn't get it. Finally, he had to go somewhere, and he was late for the train. And he got there, and the doggone train was starting down the tracks, and he running, running, running behind the train. He jumped up on that step on the side, and then he climbed up on that platform on the back. And right when his foot hit the flat platform, the thought came into his mind that unraveled the conundrum he'd been working on for a month.
Now how do you explain that? I'll tell you how you explain it. Yeah. You're laughing. You you've had it happen too. I have too. Because when you take things in your mind, they're there, and you'll bring them up and chew on them just like the old cow when you're relaxed or thinking about something else, as I said, or standing in line at the bank or the grocery store, it'll come to mind and your woah. Back the light goes on. It got that head slap in the mo I get it. You know? Well, that's the Bible, and that's how you're supposed to take it in. That's why we recommended start out with the book of first John and read read it in one setting.
Take your fifteen to thirty minutes. Do it early in the morning. Do it every morning for thirty days. Every morning for thirty days. That's putting the word of God in mental sod. And you'll think of some things then too, and you'll start to see things then. But even more, once it's in your mind, it will begin to govern your life. There is no other way of the word of God to govern your life, but you get it in your mind. Really, fact of the matter is once it gets in there, if you're indwelt of the spirit of God as a Christian man or woman, then that it's in his ball court. He'll take care of it.
He'll bring it to mind. He'll put it together for you. He'll turn the light on. And the next thing you know, you know what's gonna happen, you're gonna be doing it. That's why the Bible says don't focus. Don't worry about focusing on obedience as much. Just worry about getting the word of God and mental sod. That is a theme throughout the whole book of the Bible. Deuteronomy chapter four verse two. Do not add to or take away from the words of this book. It also says along in there somewhere says, you have three duties as a Christian man, Christian woman. The spirit of God will move you to it. Your job, the first all you gotta do is worry about not adding to or taking away from the Bible.
Bewarding, as I say. I like to use the word beward. And now there's a word people don't use much anymore, but it's important concept. You could say safeguard. The fundamental thing that a Christian man or woman is to do is to safeguard the bible from addition or subtraction. That's, just one many places. One Deuteronomy chapter four verse two says the same thing in the new in the in the book of Revelation. It says it all over the book of first John. What does what does it say there? Safeguard, be ward. The old English word in the old Bibles, and we still use it by habit, is keep the word of God. How do you know that another man or woman is a Christian, man or woman, and dwelt to the spirit of God? Was he is he devoted into keeping the word of God? In other words, a safeguard in it?
Keep is an old word doesn't mean obey, and the the the Greek word doesn't mean obey. Means to safeguard. The Hebrew word of the Old Testament, when it says keep the word of God doesn't mean obey. It means to safeguard from addition or subtraction. Shamir. It's a its first appearance in the Bible, this is graphic. The first appearance in the Bible is in the Garden of Eden. God made our grandpa Adam put him there and said, I want you and the old translations say, I want you to keep this garden. That doesn't mean, do what he says.
No. He become he became the garden keeper. What was the garden keeper do? Well, he better safeguard that garden. He better safeguard it from getting hurt. My grandma, she told me, Brent, if you plant I'm one of I love turnips, and she'd make them with the Me too. Okay, Roger. Here's the way she'd do it. Taters, wild taters. And she'd say, well, you know, back in my day, I know all the gals, they always took the jackets. They'd say, we gotta take the jackets off the taters, and they'd peel them. We don't do that anymore. We just mash them up the way they're anyway, they take the jackets off, and then they'd bile them. And then they'd take them and cut them up into chunks. And then they'd take turnips and cut those up into chunks, and then they take cut them and, yeah, and throw them in a pot and boil them together. Now I could inhale that stuff, say. That Wow. I like mine just with good old vinegar sauce on them. Some kind of That's good too. I get it. And even fried. I mean, I don't care how you do it. But, anyway, I wanted turnips. So she said, Brent, you're gonna have to wait till the July 27, she said. I said, why is that?
She says called turnips around here are planted best. They do best if you plant them on the July 27, rain or dry. That was the saying. Like my grand my grandpa used to say, oh, not time plant corn yet. What do you mean it's not time plant corn? We ain't planting the corn till the leaves on the hickernut trees are the size of squirrel ears squirrels ears. That was the way he did it. Okay. Okay. The leaves are big enough. Let's plant the corn. That's the way he'd do it. And I think, by the way, there was something to that. We don't understand it all, but just the law of nature. Well so I even if it was raining, I'd plant turnips on the July 27. And, boy, I'd you know, you'd take them little tiny seed. They almost can't see them. Yeah. I'd mix them up in sand and a coffee can and then just broadcast them, as we say, sprinkle them out on the work ground. Uh-huh. That's the best way to plan them, then mix them in a little bit. Well, the hogs got out.
The hogs. And she had a 22 well, I've still got it. 22 caliber. It was 22 caliber, pump.
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Right. Was it a Winchester where the top
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came to eject the shell or went out the side? Yeah. My boys have it now. I don't remember. My boys have it. I think it was it was the most popular, pump action. Well, it was it was the first one. Uh-huh. Pump action rival built around the turn of the sim. Nine The Winchester model 62, I believe. Yeah. But and they sold more of those, Roger, though I understand it, than hardly any other car on the sold. So it's it's a rifle I I learned to shoot on. Okay. That was same thing I had, and it's a Burmak gun. You know? Yep. Rabbits. Whatever. Yeah, ladies. This is ladies and rabbits too. My grandma, well, see, she was a keeper of her garden.
She safeguarded her garden. If any critters got into her garden, she would she'd shoot them. And she had pretty good shot with that pump action
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22 caliber Winchester. That's a great weapon. A little weapon. A little weapon. A little rifle there. You say Winchester, and I I'm taking your word for it. I don't know. Remington Well, that's the one I that's the one I used, and that was that most popular. I'm pretty sure Remington probably has some. They went from, and I don't know which one's which. Uh-huh. But one of them had the top ejection where the whole the whole mechanism comes out of the top and it shoots the the shell out, and then it goes back down and puts a new one in there. The other one came out of the side. It would eject straight out of the side out of a little slot. And I I but I know the one that I used where the top came up was a Winchester.
Because I went and I bought another one to replicate it when I was an adult because I I love that little rifle so much.
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Oh, well, model 90.
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Okay. Somebody chimed in. Model 90 something. Is that Remington? Yeah. Well That's Winston. Winston. Okay. Thanks. Well, she was ready to shoot and kill, and prize coon dog got in her chicken lot one time, her nephew, big coon hunter. And the dog got in there worrying the chickens, and she shot one of them. The dogs, that is. But that rifle broke his leg. You know, my cousin, I've been my first cousin. He didn't complain a bit. He understood entirely. It was his fault. He let the dog in, and, she's afraid it's worrying the chickens and would have killed them. No doubt. No doubt. Well, she could have she could have shot and killed the dog and been in the right, but she just shot in the leg, broke his leg. So he took it to bed and and they, splintered the leg up.
But no when it came to that's the the the meaning of the word keep back when the King James Bible was translated and many other translators have followed that it meant in the noun form of fortress, something protected in the verb form it meant to defend or safeguard and when the Bible says to keep the word of God and that's how you know a person is a Christian matter woman. The number one test is are they persnickety about not adding to and respecting the Bible not taking away from it or do they take it all is true. Do they protect it from addition or subtraction?
That's the number one question and if you do that, according to the Bible, as it says in Deuteronomy, if you keep it, the spirit of God will see to it that you learn it. And the spirit of God will see to it that you do it. So it's the in Deuteronomy, it says you are to keep, to learn, and to do. Three different verbs mean three different things. And those are good translations. If you if keep is see, we've take the word keep now. Do you keep the the the law of God? Well, we would take that now. Many to say, well, do I obey it? That's not what it means. Nothing wrong with obedience, but that's not what that word means. Mhmm. And the beauty of it is, again, God keeps things simple. Don't be overwhelmed. I gotta do this. I gotta do that. No.
No. You concentrate on what God tells you to do and everything else, the spirit of God, do we, do we really have trust in the Godhead and the three persons and the Godhead and the spirit of God will do what he, what the Godhead says he will do and what he says he will do. No he's in you. He he has plumped himself out inside of your body. That means in all of your brain, he has, and he will make your he will he'll make your blood Bibble as Spurgeon used to say, Bibble.
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And then how do you do that? Well, you keep it and God will get it into you. Well, Roger, that's enough. I don't, I'm maybe I'll take Brent. Right. I'm glad you do a pause there. Why don't you give, the audience while we still got, the Chicago outlet on? Once you give them all your, your contact info, and we're pretty close to top of the hour here, you you'll hear the whistler or whatever. Oh. If you do that, we can get that out of the way. Thank you, Roger. Well, if you do want to put the word of God in mental sod,
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if you wanna give it, get it into your gizzard, if you want to make it a part of your life, that's what we try to do. And we we we say, as the Bible says that God has given us two volumes revealing himself. The first is his revelation of himself and his creation. The laws of nature and a significant slice of that is our common law tradition. It's unwritten. It's the way things are and they ain't gonna change unwritten Lex script our common law, the law of the land And then that second volume of our common law tradition, the laws of nature's God quoting William Blackstone, the laws of nature's God, which, he uses that phrase. And, our declaration of 76 uses that phrase to speak of our Bible. You know, Assad, a lot of folks, oh, the declaration of 76 never mentions God and on and on they go.
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And It says creator.
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Yeah. It says creator, Says supreme judge of all Capital c. Capital c. What do they want? Yeah. And the supreme judge of all the world capitalized and the God of all providence, that's there. And then it says, in the year of our Lord, that's the jurat, very important part of a document of legal significance. It says the laws of nature's God. That's the the word of God itself. Well, we talk about that. Go to commonlawyer.com, www.commonlawyer.com. That's common lawyer. Common lawyer, lawyer,.com. And that website's for fun and enjoyment and learning. And you can see there, go to the different buttons. You can go to the media button. It'll tell you all the platforms we're we're on on the Internet and the radio, and you can click buttons and listen to us. All of radio is now on the Internet, so you can get it all on the Internet. That's what it boils down to. We're on one radio station that in the Midwest that, is on the Internet locally on on the FM station, but you can listen to us five, seven days a week. We're on somewhere.
Friday, of course, here, we're with Roger, one of my favorite times. The audience here, my one of my favorite audiences, like, get a little over engaged sometimes, but I like them. Commonlawyer.com, locking horns like we did early on today. I let people like that. I and if you don't lock horns, the truth will never bob forth from the flux of human relationship.
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Yeah. It's true. Commonlawyer.com.
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There you go. Thank you, Brent. And let Paul issue us out. Go ahead, Paul.
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There you go. Alright. We'll launch off into the second hour. Brent, you wanna go back and and get into the, declaration or you wanna open up the, see if we got a comm energy lurking out there, or how do you wanna go? I wanna talk about the declaration.
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I'll tell you what. Let me talk about it for thirty minutes or so,
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and then we'll give thirty minutes, and I'll take a breather. And let's open it up and see what some of the I'll give give some of these folks a little time to conjure up a question or pay close attention to what you're gonna cover and come up with one out of there. So sure. Let's go.
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And to reiterate the rules, when when you hear Roger or I or Paul open their mouths, that's your signal to slam your tater trap shut. That's the only way we can do this and have any order, and that's just the way it has to be. Don't take offense. Just do it. That's the way it's set up, and we, have to retain control, or we can't have any order. Okay. We get into our declaration of 76, kinda where we left off the other day. I wanna quote, he who never quotes is never quoted. That's one of my favorite quotes, Roger. And I'm gonna quote, William Blackstone mentioned him a while ago. He's the fellow that said, the laws of nature's God. He used the same phrase eleven years before our declaration of '76.
He, wrote the four volumes that became so influential in America. The, his four volumes quoted more than any other, recognized, common law authority from 1776 to about 1892, quoted more than any other. Why and the reason was, of course, people in the American wilderness as we trapped, tramped, and hacked our way across the continent. We didn't have many books with us, but we did have that one. So that's what we did. Let's set our law in America on a very definite trajectory. We're common law country.
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He said this
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in 1765, and this is in the first volume of those four volumes. He said, in our American plantations, the common law has no authority. Let me repeat that simple statement. William Blackstone, 1765, in our American plantations. And that's a fancy word, something that's planted and Latin also something as a colony. In our American colonies, the common law has no authority. That's quite a statement, isn't it? And did you know? Yes. Yeah. People in Britain believe that he was a great common lawyer and he believed that common law only applied on the island of Britain. And that was called the free soil doctrine.
Everybody's free, no slavery. The common law applies here. Why was there slavery in America? I'll tell you why because England allowed it because England was a they said, the common law only applies on our Island home. All the rest of our empire is Imperial. It's an empire. The common law doesn't apply. King George the third is King in England, but in our empire from Asia to America, he is emperor. That means he his government in our colonies is a government by a single will, namely his. They believe that. And that worked all over the world except here. Why didn't it work here?
I'll tell you why it didn't work here because we were cousins. That's why. And we said, now wait a minute. As our declaration of '76 says, we appeal to you on the basis of listen to this word consanguinity. Big fancy word. But it means, con means with in the Latin and sanguis in the Latin means blood. Yep. Wait a minute. We got a common blood here. Why are you treating us different? We're family. We're cousins. Well you you can do that to the Indians with the darker skin on the other side of the world and where you colonize in Africa, they don't know the difference. They're not kinfolk. We're kinfolk. We know the difference and we're gonna say something And so what did they say on the 10/14/1774?
I'm going to quote. They said this resolved, but in the respective colonies, the respective colonies here in America, this is our Congress. Our first meeting of the Congress of the United States, resolved, we are entitled to the common law of England, and more especially to the great and inestimable privilege of being tried by their peers of the vicunage according to the course of that law. What did they identify as central to our common law tradition? They said, inestimably inestimably being tried by our peers within our vicinage according to the course of our common law. Trial by jury, that is key, only exist in common law countries. The court of last resort from whose decision there is no appeal in our common law tradition.
According to the course of our common law, if it it's appealable only if it wasn't done according to the course of our common law. And what is according to the course of our common law? That is the way, the method, the course of progress, the way we impanel the jury, all the little things that our common law freights with that word jury over centuries. For example, you start the trial within, the first minute after the jury is impaneled. If you don't do that, you haven't followed the course of our common law. Our common law is not about the outcome. No. No. That's different. The outcome standards or statutes are come, well, the command of the legislature, commanding future behavior, but our our common law is about the due process, how we go about trying people, how we go about safeguarding their their God given duties and keeping our hands off of them, whatever is duty or is given to you directly from your maker.
Well, that's what they said. And, so let's dive right into it. When in the I'm reading from the first paragraph of our declaration of '76.
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It's a common law complaint, open and candid as it says to the world. Can I add my piece here real quickly? I think this is the greatest political document ever penned. You can have your own opinion, of course. Brent, go ahead. And I I'll even fine tune your statement, and I'll say it's the greatest
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religious document ever pinned because there's no but I see your point, Roger. I'm just adding to it. There is no such thing as government.
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Well, how could you have political without
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religious stuff? When in the and we'll see that as we read here. When in the course of human events, it become necessary for one people, and that word means militiaman, by the way, in every case. And there's a biblical foundation for the use of that word people that means militia. And it's, all over the Bible. For one people to dissolve the political bans which have connected them with another. Now that notice he didn't say the family bans. We're not trying to undo the fact that we're all kinfolk here. And at that time, they were. And let me go through that quickly. When I he says political bans, he's not again, he's not talking about family. He's not talking about race.
He's talking about politics and government and separate countries and sovereignties, but is there a political cons or a, a family consanguinity? And he starts talking about political bands being broken. He ends with saying, but our family but we can't break our family bands. We can't change who our our family is. That's not even possible at that time. They were right at, just short, but almost right at 3,000,000 Europeans in the American colonies. They're the ones that ran the show. They're the ones that took title to the land. That's right. That's another question to argue about that. Is it possible to buy the Island Of Manhattan for a few beads, a few shiny beads?
They did. That was the Dutch. Oh, that'll bring us to the point. About 3,000,000 people. About and it's divided into three separate races of men, white men, Europeans. And those three separate tribes were all pretty closely related. The Dutch settled New York. And about 1,000,000 of the people in the American colonies in 1776 were of Germanic, Dutch, Friesian descent, those tribes. And those tribes came from in more modern times, I'm talking centuries, came from the North Coast Of Europe. There were that's the Dutch and the Germanic tribes. And the German tongue is called the Deutsch tongue. Those folk are pretty closely related. But the the German Germanic Dutch groups and a lot of them settled in Pennsylvania, but all over they were all over and from the southern most colonies, South Carolina had in Georgia had massive influxes of Germanic people.
When I say there were about a million here at that time. And then there were about a million of people of English descent. And the English people, we call them Anglo Saxons and Anglo Danes. Jutes. Danes are the Jutes. Those are the Vikings. And the three tribes that were just that hail from just East of the Dutch where the angels, the Saxons, and the Jews. We're called the English, the Anglo Saxons, the Saxons, all of all that. Called by those three words. Then up where the the, angels are sometimes also called the Angles. They lived at the base of that peninsula called today Denmark.
So the Dutch, and then moving a little bit to the east where the the Angles or the angels, and then just north of them moving up into that peninsula. I'm sorry. I had it backwards. The Saxons were on the base of the peninsula. Then moving just a little bit north were the the Angles. I apologize. I had that backwards. The Angles. And then at the north end of that peninsula today called Denmark were the Jutes. So from north to south, it was the Jutes, the angles, and then south of them were the Saxons. And they were all all these all these people I'm talking about were Germanic and then later called Scandinavians tribes to use the word from Genesis chapter 11 of the Bible, Scandia.
Those are Germanic tribes, by the way, descended from from Japheth. One of the three sons of Noah, Japheth, we call him Japheth was the father of the European, the West and North European races, and even the Southern European races. He had two sons. One of them name was Gomer. You go look this up in the table of nations, Genesis chapter 11. A lot of detail there. It's not like we're in the dark about any of it. And then the Ascanaz was a descendant of Japheth, and Ascanaz was the father of the Scandia, a Germanic tribe, but they were, the the Romans called them the Toutons. Well, those tribes, the angels, the Saxons, the Jutes, the Dutch were what populated America 98 I've read different figures, but they're all over 98% of the Europeans who lived in America were of those tribes at that time. Oh, those two tribes, but there was one other tribe.
We talked about the Germanic and Dutch tribes, the Anglo Saxons, and the Danes, and then there was the the Scots. And, most of them that had migrated here did not come from Scotland, but a lot did. A lot did. But a lot of them came from Ireland because they had British crown sent them there for free land to displace the Irish. And so people call them the Scots Irish. And today, the descendants of those people occupy Northern Ireland. They were the Protestants and their Mog, and many of them by the droves before 1776 migrated and populated America all over.
And they, by the way, the Scots were known, the Scots Irish were known for not being particular who they mix with. I mean, they'd make babies with anybody, and they did. Others did too, but not like the Scots Irish. They really mixed with the red tribes all over America. What a what a history. And they readily and deeply mixed with the Dutch people in New York. Now Washington Irving was Scotch. He was so fascinated with the Dutch and loved the Dutch girl, by the way. And he wrote the story that became famous. I read it when I was a boy several time called the legend of Sleepy Hollow. Oh, yeah. Yeah. That was but he was Ichabod Ichabod train. Ichabod. He was in fatuated with this Dutch girl, see, on, North, up the Hudson River up in those Dutch colonies up in there. Well, that's America. And the people said, and those three tribes dominated here at that time.
And people said that Americans, for instill today, the culture, our culture, I don't care who your ancestors are or what part of the world they came from. If you're in America, you would do well and probably already have many of it. Just embrace whatever culture is here. It's a good culture, and it has made us abundantly wealthy and has blessed us beyond imagination. The cultures fused together to bring about this common law culture, and they all, by the way, were common law people on the North Of Europe. That other group was the Celts. The in this case, the Scotch Irish mostly, but others. And the fusing of three symbols of those three cultures is what has made America what it is.
And, when the there there was the English. Did we talk about them? Yeah. The Anglo Saxon, the English. When the English got anywhere, the first things they built was a was a meeting house. When the Puritans got to New England in the first half of the sixteen hundreds, they built meeting houses. I've been all over New England to speak, and I'm amazed at all the little towns you drive through. You can see the meeting the old meeting house. They're still there. And the meeting house where they went for church and where they went at the schoolhouse during the rest of the week. And if they had any, community meetings, they had them in the meeting house.
And that was fundamental to our idea of government that the gray gray bearded men, the militiamen, would get together there. And they had the commons, by the way. And the meeting house was on what they called the commons. And that was the land that came from our agricultural tradition in England, the land that people held in common to graze their livestock and do other things and land titles were very important to them at that time. That's the Anglo Saxons that did and the the Jews the Danes The first thing they built was a meeting house. Well, when the Dutch got anywhere, when they came anywhere, the first thing they built was a barn.
These symbols are important, the meeting house and then the barn. You know, these things mixed up. My father, we we lived in a pretty broken down old house when I was growing up. It was an old farmhouse, and my father was trying to spend money and save money to build barns and buildings for cattle and hogs. That's what he wanted. And my poor mother, I used to think of the time. Now I know I think that's good culture. When I got home off to school bus, this is no no credit to us. It's just what we were handed. Didn't even know what we had. When I got off the school bus, I was last one off one off because we were the furthest from town. And, I was my job was to go inside, change into my other pair of of, overalls or jeans, whichever mom had for me, and feed the do the feed and feed the animals first. I wasn't allowed to eat until I fed the animals. The animals always came first.
So the first thing the Dutch people built was a barn, and they loved to milk cows. They loved to milk cows. They loved milk. They loved to bake, and they devoted that. So that was the their their, their devotion their donation to our culture. So you got the meeting house of the English speaking people, the Puritans, the congregational list, and you got the barn of the Dutch speaking people, the Germanic people, and the Scandinavian people. And when you drive across America, you can see the different kinds of barns. And the culture of barns is a big thing in America. Where I was growing up, we didn't have the Germanic barns as much as we had the English and Celtic barns. And there's a whole history behind that and why they're that way. But the Germanic barns had sloping longer sloping roofs, the Dutch barns, we call them. And the English barn were steeper roofed, much steeper roofed, and the Celtic barns were even rougher than that, and they were built out of log. We had a lot of those around home too.
They were the Scotch Irish settlers. Okay, then third, you got the Scotch Irish. You got the Dutch the or the Anglo Saxons with the median house, the Dutch with the barn. That's the first thing they built. But what did the Scotch Irish build? First thing that when they got into America, they built the moonshine still. Now that's not true in every case and all three of these groups had all three of these things, but we use these as symbols that wasn't always true, but that was true. That was a lot of the culture of the Scotch Irish. They came from a world that were were at war with the crown. Well, the Puritans were too, but in a different way, the Scotch Irish were at war with the crown and that civil war in England also, and that's why they came here and they had a particular cult culture that grew up North of in the North of the island. And and it was a rough country. A lot of mountains, a lot of more that the plow wasn't used that much. A lot of herding went on, and they based their culture on herd herd and animals more than they based it upon on farming. And the moonshine still became important in America because what corn what corn they did grow, and corn's an American crop, they didn't have it cost too much, and they'd ruined their profit trying to haul that corn to market. So they just build a steel, a steel, and they would transform that corn into alcohol and put it in jars, and they could ship it that way cheaper and make the money and be worth more than they could in corn. That's really what happened. And it was a big
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part of the It was really a a medium of exchange for everything too as a standard.
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Because there wasn't cash money around. That's right. Tobacco leaves were big too. And both both the the the Dutch and Germanic and the Scotch Irish and the the Anglo Saxons and the Jews, the English speaking people, the English people got into back. Big and big tobacco is a big part of our culture early on too, but those three cultures welded together and that's what we had in 1776 and it was the combination of those three cultures that strengthen not weak and strengthen America. But how did the trick was and it happened in America. It brought those three cultures together. Some of them had fought in England on the side of the crown, and others had fought in England on the side of parliament of the Scotch or the Scotland and became the Scotch Irish. They fought on the side of parliament. The Puritans fought on the side of parliament because parliament was the political party.
Puritanism took over the parliament and the crown supported the divine right of kings. And the division occurred north and south over that because the ones that supported the divine right of kings, the masses of them migrated to Virginia after parliament won the war. George Washington's grandfather was a Virginian that or was, a supporter of the divine right of kings and the crown. And that comes out in George Washington's personality, by the way. He was very much thought he was blue blood. Oh, he had his he had his personal problems. A lot of things happened, but God in our Christian nation orchestrated these things together using men to bring about our country.
They didn't all get along that Puritans up in New England. See they're the ones that won the war and they settled New England during the war with the idea if they lost the war this they had it all planned out friends if they lost that war with the crown, they were going to continue that war from New England. That's why they came here. They came here to rule England and a lot of people that came here during that war to help set up that government here in case they had to go back and fight ended up going back to England once they had won, there was no division. Now the people that settled Virginia were more blue blood, more uppity minded.
And they and they said, we just don't wanna get our heads chopped off because we lost the war. And those two cultures divided into the North and the South. And that aristocracy that settled, not everybody that settled in the South, most people were not aristocracy, but a lot of them were. And that was the attitude that prevailed up into the war between the Northern and the Southern tiers of The States. And it was an unfortunate reality, but God orchestrates all that too. Don't wanna get too deep into that. Let me go back to this, Roger, and then I'll, I'll read this paragraph and I'll, oh, well, I'll if you I'll take a breather at thirty after no matter what. That was very interesting. I never knew that background, but, that set up that schism. That's quite interesting.
Oh, well, yeah. It was set up from the beginning. And, again, to remind everybody slavery existed all over America at that time, all over America, North and South, New England and the South. Mhmm. And it existed because it was a fly in the ointment because England said, the common law does not apply in the American colonies. Well, if the common law does not apply in the American colonies, then slavery is lawful. That was what they said. Now they wanted their common law right, rights to be protected, their duties, but they had this pet over here called slavery.
It's an unfortunate reality. It really happened. There were other ways we should have dealt with it than we did, but it was going away. You know, Robert E Lee wrote before that war started, slavery is going away. It will die a natural death. A lot of those fellows in the South said that, that were well known. See, See, here's another one, Robert E Lee. He was a blue blooder from the old country, aristocracy. He has this aura about him. People look up to him and people in the South had this aristocratical structure that was akin to England, but it had gone to seed in a lot of places. And elements had taken over that control a lot of things, and it wasn't all we all good.
It wasn't all good in the North either, but neither was it all good in the South. And that was a schism that was set up between those two cultures. But as I dealt my told one of my sons re recently, the the Puritans, the descendants of the Puritans had abandoned Christianity, turned into existential intellectuals in the Northeast, they controlled the North. And that aristocracy that had gotten out of hand as well, uppity. Yes. They controlled the South, and the Jewish element was on both sides controlling
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and handling government. Go ahead, Roger. I was just gonna say that if you look at statistics back then, it was incredible the dominance of the South. All of the Southern people were the ones that were sent to Princeton and Yale and all those places. Yeah. All of the Southern states outperform the Northern states in economic per capita. The the the the in fact, the lowest state, I think it might have been Arkansas, was above the highest Northern state in per capita income. Yep. You you probably know this. I don't know the odd how much the audience does. The two states that were the the top g p, g what? Gross national product or gross product were and it varied between Mississippi and South Carolina.
Yep. So Those are the richest states in the union, folks. Yeah. Whoever tells the history
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whoever tells the history controls the narrative and the and we've been lied to a lot, but somebody wanted to say something wrong. Rick wanted to put something in here. I'm sure it's very relevant. Rick?
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The state that produced the most cotton prior to the Civil War was Texas.
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Ah, interesting. K. That's that's an important point. Lot of just a lot of stuff. But when it comes right down to it, Franz, war, the Bible tells us people slaughtering each other like that is evil. Yep. And so there's evil behind it. Let's go back to I'm I I'm the guy that go down the rabbit trails. I'll take credit for the problem. Let me talk a little more about this paragraph. We'll get in six minutes. Okay. Okay. Dissolve the political bands which have connected them to another, and to assume among the powers of the earth the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and the laws 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.
He just like you learned when you're in high school, I hope you learned. The first thing you do when you write the paper or you when you make a oral presentation is you say what you're gonna say, and then you say it. And then you say what you said by summing it up. Well, that's what he's doing here. He's signaling, he said, decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they declare the causes which impel them to the separation. So the rest of this document is to declare those causes. It's a common law complaint that, like, you'd file in a common law court to initiate a case. The first sentence of our I'm reading, by the way, from the book by yours truly called our declaration of '76 and constitution of The United States, a common lawyer comments, clause by clause.
You can get this at commonlawyer.com. I'm not just reading from it. I'm going through it and I'm making comments. The first, the comment. I have a comment after every clause of these two documents. The first sentence of our declaration relies for authority upon the God of nature's laws and the necessary separation of a people from control of far off rulers while acknowledging that the grounds for such separation must be in facts. He says, let later he said, let facts be submitted to a candid world. Facts are the first step in thinking. Reasonable, open to the world, and explained.
Stressing respect for both God and man, our declaration opens up as it closes. Quote, in reliance upon God and a decent respect for men. Let me repeat that. That tells what we're supposed to do on what we're supposed to do as mere mortals. We're supposed to rely on God and have a decent respect for other men. What does the Bible say? Peter the Apostle Peter the Apostle, not the Apostle Peter Peter the Apostle. It's not a title. It's what he does. Peter the Apostle. What does he say? Three things. Number one, honor all men. That covers everybody. Number two, love the brotherhood that covers Christian folk. They're special. You're Christian folk? You better make a distinction. There's that intelligence thing coming up, Roger. Can you distinguish between who your Christian brother is and who he ain't? That's why I say read first John so you can make that distinction. Yeah. That book is just a series of tests whereby you may may know who the Christian man in Christian man is. It's very precise. You read it 30 times, you'll begin to get a handle on it. How can you possibly honor all men, but love the brotherhood that's different? What is love? I'll go pay. That's an important question, but that means you prefer them over the all men, even though you honor all men show a decent respect to all men, Christian brother and sister, we call them brother and sister.
You love them in addition to honor number three honor the King honor all men love the brotherhood honor the King notice the the significance of that you honor the king in the same way you honor all men. No difference. No no special treatment for a king. No, you just honor the king who do you get special treatment to your Christian brethren and sister. That's who okay, it says here we we're gonna do that. We're gonna honor God and have a decent respect for all men. The next paragraph calls for the God of nature. The God of nature calls this God of nature acknowledged the creator Roger mentioned a while ago with a capital c. Yeah. It says that right here in this paragraph.
See also paragraph one, I say, is freedom of association. That is to choose fellowship, which includes freedom to disassociate. The freedom to associate is fundamentally that's the fundamental freedom, the fundamental duty. Because without freedom of association, you don't get to choose, which God you're gonna associate with, which religion you're gonna associate with, and which, which God and which followers of that law giver you're going to reject and disassociate with. You see how this plays out? It's all here. It's all Bible. This is all consistent with the word of God. I've been through it several times. I can't find anything that's inconsistent. Freedom of association includes freedom to disassociate, freedom of fellowship as it's called also, that's old English, and you can break fellowship with who you want. Equal standing among other nations before God, he talks about that, the creator of nature and the laws governing nature, honoring all men, the freedom of speech.
That's all there. Freedom of speech. We're gonna we're gonna broadcast this to the whole world. All noble freedoms written in the phrases of John Locke who had these I'd he was an Englishman, by the way, a Puritan. He was English Puritan from England. He didn't live in America, but these phrases are taken from some some of his writings. And he was in the English speaking world, the foremost fan of the Scottish enlightenment, which brought the two volumes of God's law together. Finally after the reformation in Britain, in Scotland, and in England, establishing the authority of the word of God, the as the court of last resort, inerrant. That means it communicates no errors of fact.
That's what they believe. That's what John Locke believed. He wrote about it. He set these ideals on the revelation of the Bible and of nature. Indeed, it is in the spirit of the common law that we set forth forth the reasons for our shifting of reliance from king king George the third to the creator of all things. This is not a declaration of independence. It's a declaration of shifting reliance, and the words declaration of independence don't appear anywhere in the document. And I'll leave off there, mark it, and we'll go to the next,
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phrase Very comment next time. Very interesting. Thank you, Brent. Okay. Well, we gave you a little fair warning. Anybody got any questions or comments or something? We'll devote the last part of the program to discussion if you'd like. If you're not, I can I can, get bring Brent back out of his cage and go to the next chapter? So we'll see how it goes, Brent. Who's got a question or comment, please? Wow, Brent. Well, you get ready. We may go to the next one right now. Nobody has, got anything they like to say?
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It's not like we're cocked and loaded. We are, and we got plenty of people.
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From this audience.
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Well, it could be. They're just getting tired of me talking. You never know. I guess. And they just went to sleep or something. You know? Well Well let's go let let's go let's Well, we'll just continue then what we're doing. Let's talk about paragraph one, and it talks about the laws of nature. There are two volumes we'd said. The laws of nature and the laws of nature's god. The laws of nature sometimes called natural law, And there's two versions. Remember, we said also that the battle is over the dictionary, and there are two definitions of natural law in the world.
One of them is the law of the city's definition. The church of Rome, Judaism, Islam, they all three have those are the three upfront religions. They all have the same definition of what natural law is. Fundamentally, what is it to them? It is logic. Logic. Not have really have anything to do with law, just the laws of logic that they took from Aristotle and Plato and the Greek writers. To them, that's natural law and still is in the law of the city, still is on the church of Rome. Natural law is logic, not fact, not the Bible, not our common law. What is our common law? Our common law is not about logic. I think I said this last week. Our common law at the bottom, like all sound thinking, is about fact. You gotta learn facts first. If you don't learn facts, you don't have the building box to use for logic. Logic's a good tool, but you better get your facts straight or have some facts that you know for sure true and they're proven up. If they're not proven up, don't take them for fact. Don't believe everything you hear. You look for yourself.
That's the law of the city. That's natural law. What is natural law to the law of the land, the Bible, God's revelation? Natural law begins with what we see in creation around us. The laws of physics, the laws that govern all relationship of all of nature? What's the relationship between a tree and the ground? What's the relationship between a goat and a man, a dog and a man? What's the relationship and the laws governing those relationships between a man and a man If one man slaps me and I fall backwards, well, there's a law of nature there. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
I get slapped or punched, I go backwards. That's a a law of nature. And then there are other laws that come what am I to do about it? What does God tell me? Is that what do I learn naturally? Well, if somebody throws something at my face, there are laws of nature that govern what I'm to do, and I don't even think about it. If somebody throws something at my face and I catch it coming at all, I'll turn my head sideways without even thinking. I'm built that way. It's a law of nature. It's called instinct to protect my eyes and my face.
Those are laws of nature. Those are facts. That's the what do I call a law of nature to define it, is the way things are in the created world and are not gonna change. And if you don't learn to live by them, you'll die or be terribly sick or maimed. If you don't plant in the spring and harvest in the fall, you'll starve. That's a law of nature. Well, but logic is not the law of nature and all of the law of the city is based upon they've got it upside down, a logic. William Blackstone tells us the laws of nature and the laws of nature's God signifies natural law, the two volumes of God's revelation of his will to man. I'm reading the comment. The laws of nature unwritten and the nature of creation, the laws of nature's God written in our Bible. This understanding is a sense common to all as opposed to Rome's civil canon law notions of natural law, which is, logic given only to an elite trained intelligentsia.
Remember the law of the city is the law of the experts, the PhDs, the smart guys. We turn it over to them and they'll handle it for us. We don't have to think anymore. We just need to do what we're told. That's the law of the city at every level. And they're constantly
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deferring to experts.
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Yes. And that's why they have a priesthood or an intelligentsia. They call it different names, but they're the ones that are qualified to interpret the Bible, for example. Isn't that what Rome says? Oh, they're still saying it. The only people authorized to tell you what the Bible means by what it says and how it applies are who? The priesthood. That's true of all false religions. Whether you go to the Far East or the Far West, there's always the experts there. Islam has their experts to interpret their holy books. Judaism has its experts.
Mormonism has its experts. Who's final in the church, in the religion law and government of the Mormon church. The present president, whoever that is. He's the one that tells you how the Bible applies if it's ever asked. And he's final friends. And in the Pope system, he's final. And in Islam and Judea, any, any religion you go to this false, they have their group of experts and logic and intelligentsia and special training are required. What is it in the Christian tradition? What's final? Who has the final word in our common law tradition? And the answer is the 12 man jury.
It's final, friends, if, as I've said while our site a while ago, done according to the course of our common law. I'm gonna stop right here, Roger, and just ask if anybody had a comment.
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We're gonna we're gonna get one of them to surface here in a minute. Maybe. You chum the waters enough, you'll get one.
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I gotta say something controversial. So you didn't do that. I know. Most talk show hosts will spend fifteen to thirty minutes just trying to get people ticked off and then open up the phones.
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Well, a lot of you know, it's like a lot of the big time guys Yeah. Like Rush. Yeah. He didn't he didn't care whether you hate him or loved him. Just long as you listen, all he care about because his brother, you know, his, brother was the guy that was Sean Hannity's agent, by the way. And what they did, it made him so successful I'll get you in a second. We've got one up here now. Sure. What made him so successful was that as opposed to taking a salary, he took a percentage of the advertising revenue.
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Oh, yeah.
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K. Turned it totally around. Just that one little thing. Yeah. That's big. Yep. That's why he makes a darn much money. Yeah. Who was trying to, say something, inject something, please?
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Yeah. Ferris Flute checking in from Up Island, Martha's Vineyard. Wanted to comment on Brent's, distinction between, wisdom and, PhDs. And I my question is is that must that is that mutually exclusive? In other words, there's a there's a guy who understands the election rigging whose name is doctor Shiva, s h I v a. Yeah. Sharva. Doctor Shiva. He's got three PhDs from MIT, but I think he also, has been blessed with wisdom. So you're not suggesting that one who has three PhDs, it may not or is not therefore a wise man. Kanish?
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Well, no. That's hyperbole. Was Paul the apostle a wise man? He had the equivalent of two or three PhDs. He was in a scholastic system, the law of the city, Babylonian Judaism. He was at the top. He was a student of Gamaliel, the great rabbi. And he said, I count all of that that I learned, every bit of it, as human feces. I won't say the word, but it's a Greek word. And what he counted as valuable, of course, was wisdom. Did he take what he had learned and use it properly? And the answer is yes. And when you read his books, you talk about a logician. The book of Romans is a logician's paradise written with the in the language of logic, which is Greek.
There's not a not a tongue among men that's ever been more attuned, more finely declinted than Greek. He's he shows that. Well, that's his training. We have other men that wrote the bible. They're as wise or wiser that take whatever God gave them and whatever God gave these PhDs or you or anybody else is your conscience. It's your gathered con, gathered knowledge science. Science just means knowledge, not a fancy word. Whatever you got up in your head and the conclusions you've drawn is your personal conscience and God wants to take that and he will if he's a Christian man or woman and he will impress it into service so that you can minister, you can serve the people that wanna listen to you. Charlie, Charlie Kirk just passed away.
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He appealed to young people. No. He was he was assassinated.
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Well, yeah. He passed away after he was assassinated, but he he dead. He, but he appealed to young people. Why? Because young people are enamored with logic. They want to be smart. They're coming up and they want to learn, learn how to argue, how to do all these things. And like the Bible says, I write into you young men first John because you are strong because you're puffed up with knowledge and you like logic. And that's what he appealed to. You didn't see, many it was all about college campuses. I listened to Charlie Kirk. I was glad he was saying what he was saying, but he did not appeal to me at that time because I had gone through that phase. And I I understood a little more as I get older, and I wanna spend time doing other things.
And so I do other things. But there was a time when when I was young, it was Josh McDowell. Josh McDowell went around to the university campuses all over the world and did the kind of thing that Charlie Kirk is doing. And in that day, communism was the enemy. And he people said, well, Josh knows more about communism than anybody. He infiltrated the communist schools down in South America and said he was a communist so he could learn how they thought and how they argued. And he come back into the college campuses and he did all that for years. He's up well over 80 years old now, but there are always, not always, but a lot of time God takes a person like that. And he appeals to people who are at that stage of their Christian.
And by the way, first John lays all these stages of Christian growth and maturity out. So you can see what it is appealed. We all know that. If we live to be 70 years, we know there was a time when we were enamored with arguments more than we are now. Now in we're past that. And we're we're at we're into more I don't know. I am. I'm just into the facts now. What is true? If I can't prove why it's true, I'm not as concerned. If it's fact and the evidence is clear, can't prove why it's true, I'm not as concerned. If it's fact and the evidence is clear, I'm moving forward with it. And we but we all go through those phases. So of course not. Paul the apostle, once you get the spirit of God, wisdom can set in. And it and John though, John and Peter, the Bible says of them, the Phariseites said of them that, in the book of acts that the intelligentsia of that day said, how can these people be so confident in what they say when they're ignorant and unlearned?
Ignorant and unlearned. These were unlearned men. They didn't have any PhDs or they were just the opposite of Paul the apostle. But see, Christianity is the new birth, and it's the picture of outlawry at common law. At outlawry, the only way to get out of outlawry is to get a pardon. And the pardon, brings you into the world. It doesn't forgive you of your sins. It doesn't say you're innocent of what you were accused of or convicted of. It brings you into the world as a newborn babe, and everything that was behind you is gone. That's what Christianity is. So Paul the apostle at that point is on the same level as Peter and John. A couple of rugged, rough sandpaper kind of fishermen, rough bunch, but they're on the same level and wisdom is taking what you know, no matter how great or how small, and using it.
That's the definition of kakmaw in the Old Testament. Back to you, Roger or the gent that just asked. It was, Farris Farris, I answered.
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Back to back to me? Yes. Yes. Excellent. And he's talking about wise wisdom, and the observation that was made by, Charlie Kirk was that when you Google, wise men, you get millions of hits. When you Google wise women, you get nothing. Yeah. Why is that fairs Internet? Can I try and clean your language up a little bit? We don't Google around here. We search. I'm sorry. How about duck duck go? Oh, what is it? Search? Would that be better? Yeah. Search. That's fine. Yes. Google. Yeah. It's like Kleenex and stuff. I don't wanna give them that. One of the other thing about the, Brent's mention of the Greek.
And he mentioned in English the the concept that, he who thinks he knows everything actually knows nothing. Now when I was in Greek class, they made me learn the Greek on that and and that is as I recall it. Could you, could you, correct me on that or or or, buttress it? Buttress is a nice verb. He buttress he buttress her her argument. What?
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There are two possibilities here, Paris. Either your either your Greek pronunciation is horrible or mine's horrible. In either case either case, it would be good for the sake of the audience that you translate. Otherwise, it doesn't mean anything to anybody. Yeah. That's right.
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Oh, you want me to translate.
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That translates No. First of all first of all, we'd like for you to say it slowly.
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Oh, I'm sorry. And the translation is, he who thinks he knows everything actually knows nothing. And that that is what Brent had in English earlier in the class today. I'm really enjoying class today. You talked about freedom of speech. Does freedom of speech carry over onto, talk radio platforms? The answer is no. But shouldn't the answer is yes. Because they're private enterprises. Right. You can you can be on anybody, and you can hang up on anybody because you're not
[01:48:44] Unknown:
Well, no. We gotta define what freedom of speech is. The law the the the war is over the dictionary. Freedom of speech, nowhere in our common law tradition or in the Bible. And by the way, freedom of speech is all over the Bible. It's the Greek word is translated boldness of speech and confidence. And both of those words and that Greek word I'm talking about, that means freedom of speech is all over first John. And freedom of speech is speaking according to God, is the, is the unimpeded ability to speak the words of God.
The things that the arranged things of God as the old Testament puts it, the ver, the verim, the way God says it. And if you don't have that, there is no freedom of speech, but isn't it something? It's easy to see that the only freedom of speech that the left gets mad about are people like if Charlie Kirk's talking about truth that comports with the Bible. And that's what they get upset about. You can say anything else. The ugliest, dirtiest, lowest things can be promoted. But to talk about the Lord Jesus, the Christ, and his absolute authority over all things, including, well, in all things, all men, all at all times and all of his creation.
That's what the evil empire wants to swelch and works real hard at it and have been doing so for centuries. It's not gonna stop it. It's just I'm just making the observation. That's what they hate. Why? Because it brings guilt. It brings guilt, and guilt is painful. And the Christian man born from above, he feels the sting of guilt, but he likes it. It's odd. Tell me again, I'm a sinner. Oh, okay. I'll tell you. Oh, that makes me feel better now that you've told me. It hurts. But guilt and sin, again, I'm talking about to the the words of the Bible, the words of the Bible always include that are translated sin include guilt with them. Sometimes they're translated guilt. Sometimes they're translated sin, but they should be understood every time they turn up as the sin of guilt and the guilt of sin because that's the problem.
And is is the job of the remnant, as the Bible puts it, the leftovers that says Christian folk, it's our job just to be around other people and to say whatever comes natural. And when you do that, they will hate you because you're bringing guilt upon them by your very presence. But that, my friends, is what holds our country together. It is that critical mass, that small percentage of people that aren't going along with the crowd when they COVID came, the ones that said, wait a minute. That's dumb. I'm not wearing a mask. No. Wait a minute. Can't you see you're being lied to? Or you just don't wear a mask. You just don't do it. Well, you make them feel guilty and stupid. Why? Because that's what they are. Are you guilty and stupid too? Well, of course you are in a lot of ways. But when you do the right thing, even when you're stupid too and guilty and do the wrong thing, when you do the right thing, it's just enough of a tinge of you're trying to do the right thing that it brings Christian culture by restraining others.
And I'd said in our class yesterday, where our law class and sheriff Darleaf agreed with me is that we said, well, ain't it funny? Ain't it funny when Trump was elected president, I was just amazed watching all these left wingers and the media start going to his side. Why? Well, it just got to be popular and they thought they could make do better that way. And Christian culture drags every all in non Christian people in the right direction, whether they like it or not. That's the way it works. And people want don't want to look out of step with whatever's popular. You know, if you're not a Christian man or woman, whether you say you are or not, what you are, whatever the case, if you aren't, you do not have God's acceptance at all.
You're bound from hell for hell. But if you don't have God's acceptance, you're desperate for God's ex for somebody's acceptance. And you'll do anything you can even in your evil to get the acceptance of other men. That's why the Bible says, if you don't go along with them, they must Romans chapter one, the this the homosexual, it's then that's the theme there, must have hearty approval of his filthy evil. He craves it so hard. He'll try to use the law to get you thrown in jail for you to mouth the words and political correctness. You gotta agree with him. Charlie Kirk, I've had people tell me I never followed him, but Charlie Kirk, apparently, from what I hear, you can tell me he was prey to that.
And he was dragging. They tell me. I just heard this. You tell me. He was dragging around sodomites with him there the last few months to show that he wasn't a bigot and having an open debate somehow about it. I I don't know what it was. I didn't watch it. But I'm saying this, we're all weak. We want the Mhmm. Respect or not the respect, the acceptance of our friends so very badly. And, I know. I want the acceptance of a lot of people too. But the truth is I'm not as desperate for it as I would be if I didn't have God's acceptance, and I know I'm not going to hell. Mhmm. That gives me freedom. Once you know there is no hell, then that gives you freedom. That means to be free from doom.
That's what that word means. Well, that's a response to some of those things. Roger, back to you. Hey, buddy. I'm, right here listening.
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Ferris, you got any, thing to add to that?
[01:54:36] Unknown:
I think he was muted. Okay.
[01:54:40] Unknown:
Whoever Ferris spayed himself today. Be nice. He's being nice today. So, we're glad to have that kind of input. So what else? Paul, you got anything, that you Yeah. Now I'm back. Okay. There you go. I just like to thank the professors
[01:54:57] Unknown:
for their input. I'm back now, but see how long it takes. We we you know, when when when you say come back on, Ferris, I get that's three minutes of waiting for somebody to unmute me. See, that's how unfair. Well, Ferris Okay. Ferris Ferris, please. Ferris Staying unmuted. Think I'm thinking
[01:55:17] Unknown:
Ferris, continuing to bitch about it is not gonna keep you unmuted. It's not gonna keep you under
[01:55:23] Unknown:
Tell you what be gracious here.
[01:55:26] Unknown:
Tell you what. Let let me explain something to you. You don't have freedom of speech here. You have an invitation to speak here. Invitations can be revoked. Freedoms cannot. Brent has already explained what freedom of speech is. You have an invitation to speak now. So whoever muted him, unmute him, and just make your point and get on with it. Please. Please.
[01:55:58] Unknown:
Yes. I just wanted to respond, quickly. But I just wanted you to know that when you assume that somebody is is not coming back to you, it's just because it takes so long to get reconnected. This is this is a simple, housekeeping matter.
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Okay.
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And he's been muted again, so let's continue. Well, let's Let's go on. And he and he just he has a simple housecleaning matter. He just got swept out the door. Sorry. Yep.
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He got oh, yeah. He actually did just get swept out the door. Oh, I'm sorry,
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Scott.
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Roger, it's a simple mouth keeping matter.
[01:56:40] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, he doesn't have that ability. Sorry, Brent. This is an ongoing thing with this guy. It's been going on for too way too long now. Anyway, it is for me. Hello? Hi, brother. I think you got it. Now everybody wants to ask questions. Joan first. Quick.
[01:56:57] Unknown:
Hey, Brent. You said something like, god does not like, anti Christian or something like that. You said it about five minutes ago. And so if a, Jew came up to you and said he called you an antisemite, would you what would you say back to him? And maybe you would say something about God doesn't like you because you you deny Christ.
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No. I do what Jesus Christ said. I'd tell him to have a good day, and I go somewhere else if I had a way to get away. Amen. There's no sense talking. No be nice to people. Like, honor all men, the Bible says. That means you don't show them over disrespect, even if you have to defend yourself against them. That's what the Bible says. It's be nice to people, but that doesn't mean that I have to associate with them or be around them. And, and I would beg off as quick as I could and go someplace else. That's what the bible teaches. Amen. Who was the guy that was trying to say something?
[01:58:08] Unknown:
I think Gary Gary is unmuted.
[01:58:11] Unknown:
Gary? Go for it, Gary. It was Gary. Yes, sir. It's a long thing as Joan said is, Brent, I've often thought that we're supposed to treat I I don't wanna use the term different, but we're supposed to treat our brothers in Christ differently than people who are not brothers in Christ. I've to me, that stood out in the bible. Could you comment, please?
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No. Let me ask first. Did you hear what I said about that while ago? Maybe you weren't on.
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No. Yes. I did. I mean, I didn't understand about respecting disrespecting all the people. Me just
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you want me to say more about I'm sorry. Go ahead. Go ahead.
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I think we should have some differentiable between our brothers and our brothers that are not in Christ. Well, maybe you missed it.
[01:59:07] Unknown:
No. Maybe you yeah. Maybe you missed it, but no I went into that pretty pretty heavily, but I'm glad to repeat it
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again. We are gonna have to repeat it after the show's over because it'll tail us out into the show right at the tail end right now. Okay. Is that I think I hear the whistler in the background. Paul's very faint. Yeah. I turned it down
[01:59:29] Unknown:
so Brent could clear the clarify that.
[01:59:32] Unknown:
Alright. Well, once again, this is Brent Winters. We've been doing shows on this Friday slot for well, probably longer than either one of us like to remember. At least twelve years. Okay? And, very miss very few and always happy to do a show with Brent. And I'm always amazed at the depth of knowledge and understanding that he has and, his willingness willingness to, convey it to us. So as always, Brent, thanks again. Listen. Please be sure and give our best to Francine
[02:00:05] Unknown:
and tell her that we miss her. Okay? Oh, yeah. She she's okay. Again, I talk to her almost daily or at least communicate with her, but I don't Yes.
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And she's okay. Everything's good, and her life is really going good. She just got a lot of things going that are good. Well, good. And I'm I'm glad for her. Just tell her we miss her. That's all. Oh, I will. Thank you. You can always look and see her picture of her Auburn red hair up there, and she's not there anymore. So Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, we'll be back tomorrow. Brent's got his, Patriot Soapbox Saturday show. It's opposite ours. You can listen to either. Both of us have archives. But, I'll be back tomorrow, and I'm pretty sure Brent will be over there as he usually is, very predictable. And, either way, if we don't see you tomorrow, maybe you got a camping weekend planned you're going off on this afternoon or something. If so, we'll see you next week or sometime soon, and, please let us convey that we love you. Okay?
So, everybody here is very special. So thank you, Brent.
[02:01:05] Unknown:
Thank you, Roger.
[02:01:06] Unknown:
Yeah. There we go. Okay. Now you wanna answer Gary's question. Hold on, Joan. Hold on. Oh. When it's transitioned, you wanna answer Gary's question, please?
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Well, just to respond and talk Y'all pick up that conversation, you know. Yeah. Peter the apostle says, honor all men. Okay. Got that. That's a verb, honor. And then he says, love the brotherhood. Alright. And then he says, honor the king. So the king is just like all other men. He receives honor, but the brotherhood receives love.
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Okay.
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And there's two words in the Bible. Well, really three. One of one of the three words just used once or twice. It's not talked about much, but there are three words in the Bible in the New Testament and one in the Old Testament translated love. And as I've said before, the Greek is a highly inflected and a very precise language more than any other tongue that's ever existed among men, as a matter of fact. And that word love there is. And many of you have heard, preachers and Bible teachers give pat answers about what it means. And some of it is kinda good, but some of it isn't so good. But bottom line, agape Agape, the Bible defines it clearly.
Again, first John. Read first John. I'm quoting first John. It says, this is the Agape, the love of God, comma, that we keep his commandments, period. So the bible, God speaking, defines through John, pouring his truth through the personality and the conscience of John. It defines this love that we're to have for our brethren and sister as keeping the word of God. There's more that can be unpacked, but fundamentally, if you don't have that first, then you're not loving your brother and sister. And then we are to do that. That's special. That goes beyond honor. Honor is good. We honor them, but we love them.
And the first step in loving your brother, this is what it says and it's clear and it says it over and over again is for you individually to chew the word of God like could. That means you have to take it in and then you will think about it and you are to protect it. Keep means protect from addition or subtraction. No extra biblical books. There's the Bible. No. There isn't. There aren't other books. No. No. There are no Veda, no Talmud, no Quran, no Book of Mormon, no key in science of the science of the scriptures, Mary Baker Eddy, all that Christian science. No. No. No. No. The final court of last resort by itself is the Bible.
Back to you, Roger. No arguments here.
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Anybody else got Joan, you were wanting to say something. What was it? Joan?
[02:04:20] Unknown:
Yes. So, Brit, if you know, it's going around. Can you hear me?
[02:04:25] Unknown:
Yes. We hear you, dear. Can you hear me? Yes, ma'am.
[02:04:30] Unknown:
Oh, okay. Okay. So okay. It's going around that that Trump has mentioned making a law that if you if you're if you're anti semitic, then you death penalty. And so I wanted to ask Brent if someone if that happened, and and and it was, anyway, I know it's not gonna happen, but if it happened, what Brent Brent, what would you what would you say you're due if a Jew or Trump is a semi and you and so you have to go have the death penalty. What would you say you're due, Brent? John,
[02:05:18] Unknown:
are are you off on these hypothetical stuff? Brent, if you wanna answer that, go ahead. Well Oh. After Well, I you know how I answer that, Brent? Go ahead. If my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle.
[02:05:34] Unknown:
Yeah. That's true. That that's why I'm asking that's why I'm asking Brent. Thank you. Yeah.
[02:05:40] Unknown:
Thanks, Joan. Yeah. I wish. She she got you. A long time listener. The girl got got you. Yeah. Well, who who defines and what is? Anti Semitism. That's not in the word. That's that word not in the Bible anywhere. But if you're against Semites, you're against, billions of Arabs because that's what Arabs are among other people. Oh, that's what you And who are the Semites? Yeah. Who gets to define it? What would they do? Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. And what would I do? Well, I just don't have any given I don't know.
[02:06:11] Unknown:
I like what Joseph Sobran said. Do you know that branch that antisemite antisemitism is a disease. Yeah. You catch it from Jews.
[02:06:24] Unknown:
Yeah. That's the truth. They're the ones spreading this hate. I I don't I think my brother's anti semitism, and the word Semitic just doesn't fit. Where why that was arose and it was promoted. I don't have any idea.
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I think it was some Jew in the late eighteen hundreds that came up with that. Myrrh knows the background on it.
[02:06:46] Unknown:
The Go ahead, John. Your word against the Jew and Trump's word. It would be your You'll see to say The definition of Sema.
[02:06:55] Unknown:
Yeah. Judaism is not a a race of men. Semitism has to do with the descendants of Shem, one of the sons of Noah, Shem. A Semite is one of the descendants of one of the three sons of Noah. To be antisemitic would be to hate a lot of people, but one thing for sure, they're not talking about antisemitism. Really, that word means to be against people that follow the Babylonian religion called Judaism. We had a guy call last week, Roger, an Ethiopian from Ethiopia Yeah. In his his honor. Living in America. And he said, well, for a thousand years, our country our our religion in our country of Ethiopia was Judaism.
Yep. And it was. And that's why we have the account in the Bible of the Ethiopian eunuch running into one of the disciples and and, reading the book of Isaiah, and he had been to Jerusalem to worship. Well, why was he in Jerusalem worshiping? Because that was the Mecca even in the first century of Jews all over the world, including the ones of black skin. Judaism is a religion. It's not a race of men, and it never has been. And that's why Jesus Christ said in the gospels that you Jews travel all about the earth looking for one proselyte, one convert to Judaism.
Even back in that day, they were bringing converts into Judaism from all over the world, every tribe, tongue, and nation. And then the it started in the book of Esther where millions of Persians embraced the Jewish Babylonianism, Judaism. But when they say antisemite, I don't that doesn't apply to being against Judaism. For example, and this is a discussion I hope gets bigger, If you love, what does love mean? That means, you keep the commandments of Jesus Christ. So if you love Jesus Christ, your captain, your commander, if you love your redeemer your friend your savior, you love him that is number one absolutely contrary against Judaism.
Does that mean you're an antisemite because you worship Jesus the Christ? I'm throwing out the question. This is kind of stupid. All of us stupid. Now you you know, hatred has always been against the law, and if you act out upon it, it's a crime depending upon what the act is. For example, even in, well, a lot of states now, if you commit a battery, no matter how slight against a person over 60 years old, it's an automatic felony if you get convicted of it. That's pretty serious. Yeah. Well, that's the that's what the way we've always in our common law tradition to find hate. If you're willing to act out on saying something to somebody doesn't qualify for a crime.
But when you start getting physical, destroying property, and getting physical with people, that's a crime. Do we need hate legislation? The answer is no. Never needed it for thousands of years. We still don't need it. We didn't need it. From. Brent, you know where it came from? Talk to me. The ADL put out a thing out through the Jewish community. You come up with ideas to combat antisemites. That's where it came from. Now see, when you have hate or hate legislation, they call it Yes. Saying the truth, you're going to hell. And a religion is taking you to hell. Well, is that antisemitism
[02:10:48] Unknown:
and hate? No. That's that's no. How about to those who hate truth, the truth is hate?
[02:10:54] Unknown:
Right. That's that simple. So this is you know, think about this too. The I don't know what he's thinking. Don't know him, but I know that when you're in politics, you say all sorts of things because you wanna get your agenda across. I don't like it that it works that way, but every time these guys open their mouths, they're they're trying to mislead their enemies. They're trying to hurt their enemies. And this is war, and that's what politics amounts to. And I say that from personal experience. I haven't been in it. There's just a lot of things you don't say. You don't say a lot of things. And you do say things that may or may not be true, may be misleading because you're fighting an enemy that's trying to kill you. If we could grasp that, they tried to kill Trump.
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Yeah. He's at war. Multiple
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times. Yeah. And he says a lot of things. A lot of things that people know is just talk. But I don't know. I'm just throwing out ideas, John, for whatever.
[02:11:52] Unknown:
Yeah. Second, and and so but okay. So now, so if so if that happened in Trump and a Jew said, oh, you're an anti Semite. You get the death penalty. And you said, but, the, Semites are Arab and and and you're and are the the line of him? And they would say, we're the line of him.
[02:12:16] Unknown:
Yeah. We're from If it got to the point that somebody's getting prosecuted for that, the truth wouldn't matter anymore. So it your questions, your hypotheticals
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are Right. Just unreal. It sound it sounds like I'm watching a dog chasing its tail. Yeah. Doesn't mean nothing.
[02:12:32] Unknown:
Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. You know? Just keep learning the laws of nature, and the laws of nature's God, and God will take care of you. But if you just go out trying to figure out how you're gonna fix everything, he won't take care of you at all. He'll get out of the way, and you and you'll have trouble. Joan, well, it's not what if is important. It's what is.
[02:12:53] Unknown:
Okay. Okay. Thank you, Andre. I just like to hear what I just like to hear what y'all have to say about things. Okay. Well, we appreciate your we appreciate your respect. We'll get you to second, Samuel.
[02:13:05] Unknown:
Yeah. So we're gonna close out with Joan, I think, and we're gonna bring Samuel on stage. Yes, sir. Morning.
[02:13:13] Unknown:
Hi. Hi, Roger. Brent. We, you know, I, I said the other day, didn't know anything about this guy, Charlie Kirk. I probably heard his name a few times and no idea who he was. So since this has happened, I'm trying to figure out who this guy really was and, of course, try to go to sources that I trust. And, James O'Keefe did a beautiful piece on him. He said he was a close friend, to Charlie. He says, Charlie came to me when he was 18 years old to ask for the direction how to get a message out. And then, O'Keeffe said when he was over to a friend's house that is a contributor to him, Charlie was camped out on his couch.
I guess this guy, when he was young, went to everybody who was somebody who could contribute or help him understand how the system works and how to get a message out. And, James O'Keefe said I've I'm I was ten years older than he was and that, he, he's he he James said when I was beaten and down and out, I ended up going to Charlie for help and guidance, and he said I got it. He says, in fact, he even paid my payroll for me when I was down and out. So pretty moving piece if people wanna look for that on Yeah. Who this guy was. But it and then there's other people talking about how he was pro tribe for the longest time, but in the last two years, he was turning, And this may well and I wouldn't count out what happened.
It's gonna take weeks to find out what really happened, that was, you know. Who actually wanted to destroy this man?
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Who had They've come out with a suspect. They got a guy under arrest. 22 year old kid. His father brought him in. Roger Boley. Yeah. Evidently he could best. About what happens there. You know? Just be cautious. Well, I I I I don't disagree with you there. K? Yeah. But it's pretty unusual how that James will keep foot on him. Yeah. Also, there's must be a wonderful, AI piece out there. I've heard Alex referring to it of somebody asking one of the AIs about Charlie Kirk. And evidently, the or what Charlie Kirk would have said at this point is supposed to be very impactful. Yes, Larry?
[02:15:50] Unknown:
Yeah. I just wanna, go back to a question that Joan asked yesterday, near the conclusion of the show. She was asking and I guess she's basing this on a video she reviewed, that she asked us the question if if, if you thought Charlie Kirk was in Israel and that he was not shot. And I just wanna say that there's a lot of hoax videos out there. Charlie Kirk really died. He was a Christian gentleman. He was a great debater. He was always polite and kind, and he welcomed the debates of even his, you know, those that would be considered his opposition. He welcomed those kinds of debates.
Sure did. Yeah. And so there's these videos that are circulating, Roger. Like, one of them shows where, Kirk got shot, and he's holding his microphone with his with his, let's see, his I think it was his left hand. And so when the when the bullet hit him hit him, his his hand went downward. And you could see what as it's going downward, he has a finger on or a ring on his ring finger. And then, you know, after the impact of the bullet bullet, he raises his hand back up because he's fallen sideways. He's starting to fall sideways because he's sitting on a like, looks like a barstool type chair.
And when he raises his his hand that's holding the microphone, the the ring jumps from it it had jumped from his ring finger to his pinky. And so everyone's saying this there's this, like, this, you know, this perception going around the Internet. See? The the government's playing all of you. You know, these are all but they're nothing but actors. They're, you know, this they're they're playing everyone. This didn't really happen. And so that whole video is a hoax. It's just AI generated. They took they took parts of the real video, and they add it to it, kinda like these deep fake videos.
So don't be deceived by these things.
[02:17:59] Unknown:
I know A and I can do stuff that people cannot differentiate from reality now. Yes, Rick.
[02:18:08] Unknown:
Okay. I wanted to ask Brent before he leaves. Is he still here?
[02:18:12] Unknown:
I believe he is. Yeah. I'm here.
[02:18:15] Unknown:
Okay, Brent. If you don't mind, I have a question about the declaration. Uh-huh. The first two paragraphs list list, what they wanna do. The the third paragraph is they start the, where they list the grievances. And the very first one says, he has refute you're talking about the king. He has refused his assent to laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good. Is that his his, adherence to his own laws? Or what what are they talking about there?
[02:18:47] Unknown:
He's refusing to give the executive signature to legislative laws that legislatures have put in place. Just like the president now, if he doesn't sign the bill that congress sends him, same it's common law. That's the common law relationship between the branches of government. The the president can veto the bill, then it's not law. He can sign it if everything else was done right, the right process, then it's law. He can put it in his pocket for ten days and, not sign it and becomes a pocket veto. If he betos it, then the legislature can override the veto. All these checks and balances between the three branches of common law government. And that's what they're talking about here. He refuses as the executive. He's the he's the president. The president of The United States is a common law king of limited jurisdiction.
We just call him something different, the presider. But in England, they still call him king. It's an old Anglo Dane word. And by the way, that word king is is from the root word kin. Kin, k I n. Cousin. Cousin. And it says in Deuteronomy that nobody would be put in that kind of position of a leader in your country unless he is of you, one of you. Very important concept that we not have foreigners, not natural born, unnatural born, set in the White House like a bummer, and some of those fellows want to be. That's dangerous, like, according to our common law tradition, according to the seventeenth chapter of Deuteronomy.
So when he says here that, what was the word you talked about?
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Assent.
[02:20:36] Unknown:
Oh, assent. Yeah. It's providing assent. That's the common law. Either the he's he's he's he's vetoing, refusing. And that's one of the reasons why we have this provision in our constitution to achieve more checks and balances even than they had. We have the provision called the override of the veto. He just wouldn't say anything. Well, they didn't have this thing called the pocket veto. So he has refused to assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for the public good. I'll I'll read the comment. I have a short one. Unlike common law government, civil law is imperial, administered administered from afar off central command, sending swarms of bureaucrats to force its will.
Thus, it spurns local representative bodies. Our declaration chapters or paragraphs three through 10 decries the king's decree from afar off, which did denied the right of to local legislative representation. And he did that by just not paying attention, not vetoing or not paying attention to their local legislation. So that's that's what that is. That's what I understand about it.
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Okay. One more, if you don't mind, real quick. It reminds me of what's going on right now. And it says, he has erected a multitude of new offices My and sent you a swarm of officers to harass our people and eat out their stuff.
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That's the administrative state, and it couldn't have been put more poetically or beautifully or accurately.
[02:22:12] Unknown:
Yeah. And the the old testament law says that that excuse me. The judgment of a nation, God's judgment, one of the judgments that he puts on them is many princes. Now it was translated by people who lived in England and the word prince and king, that was part of the vocabulary of government. Many princes, that means many same root primary men, many big shots, more and more and more. So pretty soon he got more government and he got people and more chiefs than as we used to say as boys, more chiefs than Indians. And once you get more chiefs than Indians or too many chiefs, well your liberty is going to go away. And then they all get paid by you too. See? And then they have the power to raise their salaries and buy more chiefs.
Yeah. It's not like it's a complicated, complicated thing what tyranny does. Get them all on the payroll, pay them. They get to thinking give them a fur coat. They think they're King Kong. Remember that? Yeah. That's what you got here. Yeah. Then they get bossy. They carry guns, and then they get to threatening people like you know, in America, in our common law tradition, we didn't trust police officers with law enforcement officers with guns until really until about the 1840s. Really? Yeah. We weren't that stupid. I mean, that's why you have the picture. You've seen it in the old Keystone Cops and the cartoon, the cop in New York with a billy stick. Uh-huh. Hope you noticed he doesn't have a gun. And in England, they still have the Thommies. They don't have guns either. They're very proud of that. That's a vestige of our common law tradition. Yeah. But the Mohammedans with knives killing them on this trip. Yeah, that's true. But I'm making the point about our common law tradition and the militia, the, the, in other words, in our common law tradition, the people are armed, the militiamen, not the government.
And if it's the other way around, who's going to intimidate who? That's easy.
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But we don't Well, you know, there's, with Stuart Rhodes of Oath Keepers, by the way, he's going to restart Oath Keepers. Okay. He that's what he's calling on Trump to do is enact the militia on all this stuff rather than worry about getting guys to ICE and deport and other jay, just to institute the militia, which good idea. It'd be a good idea
[02:24:40] Unknown:
if Trump had the machinery under him to control them, but he doesn't right now. And his first job, his first job, well, what he has, the constitution says that only the states have authority to appoint officers over the state militia. If that if Trump calls the state militia out, that means the officers have to be with them, and then Trump is in control of the officer corps. And then the militia is under the the clear direction of the president of The United States under martial law, by the way Yes. And can command them. Yes. As long as all those things are done. That's why we we teach the poor militia clauses. The second amendment's only one, and they all go together. Right. I think he's just calling for the machinery to be put in place so that could become an Well, I'm sure, you know, Stuart's yeah. No. He's a nice I've talked to Stuart. I mean, he's a really level headed straight ahead guy. I mean, I'm very impressed
[02:25:38] Unknown:
with this guy on his observations from three years in jail, how he handled it, the lessons he's learned from it. Like I said, his poise and the, he's like a duck. He's cool, calm, and collected on top and paddles like hell underneath.
[02:25:58] Unknown:
That's good. I'm sure he knows a lot of lessons, Roger. Good.
[02:26:03] Unknown:
Rick?
[02:26:04] Unknown:
Brent? Yeah. Rick, let me just add. Down that list at the bottom, it says he has brought in a foreign jurisdiction. Go ahead.
[02:26:15] Unknown:
Okay. Well, I'll just go get Brent to make the point that, the militia is supposed to be used inside the country, not the US army,
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and they're totally different. Right? True. Yeah. No. I agree. And if we ignore the militia, then that other kind of foolishness and that danger is gonna happen. Yeah. And Justice Joseph Story said way back in the eighteen thirties, he said, my great fear is that we'll ignore these militia clauses. There are four of them. We don't even know what the other three are. People know what the second amendment is, but the second amendment's good. But unless the militia is used Mhmm. Then we forget it. And we have forgot it. And that's what he said was our great fear. And in doing so, he said, we will forfeit not only the badge of our freedom, but the reality of it. Uh-huh. The palladium, he said, that's the badge and the reality. That's accurate accurate,
[02:27:15] Unknown:
forecasting. Yep. Yep. Okay. Brent, hey. I'm gonna go see if I can get my stomach tamed. I know you got stuff to do. Anybody else have a parting shot or not?
[02:27:29] Unknown:
Yes. It's tax on tax on gun sales. Is that infringement?
[02:27:38] Unknown:
Yes. What infringement? Tax
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on gun sales.
[02:27:44] Unknown:
Not as a matter of law. It can get out of hand, though. If you can you know, the power to tax, as our early Americans said, the power to tax is the power to destroy. When I was running for office, Bill Clinton proposed a 10000% tax on ammunition. Mhmm. That really happened. Didn't pass. But his idea was to destroy guns by destroying ammunition by taxing it so heavily. Yep. And he's not one the Constitution doesn't speak to that clearly. As a matter of fact, our I have a question. Go ahead. Well, there's a female there. Yes, ma'am. Oh.
[02:28:26] Unknown:
So I thought there were if there's federal government under the military That's Lisa. Or with the military. Like, all our wars are to me unjust created through false flags, staged events, and whatnot. So if they would try to take us into an unjust war and and or the times that they have, what role should the militia have played in that, if any?
[02:28:55] Unknown:
What role well, once the the president of The United States mobilizes any militiamen from any of the state militias or any part thereof or the whole thing, must they muster upon muster and answering the the subpoena. And the subpoena is individual, then the individual militiamen. And once it's answered, then that militiamen is under mark the UCMJ, UCMJ of The United State of The United States. And all the things that apply to all of our armed forces now apply to the militiaman. So is that is that what you're asking?
[02:29:33] Unknown:
No. Not really because so the president has authority over the military, but not the militia. Those are separate
[02:29:42] Unknown:
No. Once he once he no. No. Once he summons a militiamen and the militiamen answers the call, then that militiamen becomes a part of the armed forces of the United States. It's always been that way, and it still is. That's never changed. And And that's that common law that's that way. There was a issue in LA back with, pretty recently
[02:30:08] Unknown:
where Trump put the Marines and National Guard in there. And I think if I remember right, he was saying both he and, oh, idiot, the governor there had the ability to call him up, but whoever calls him up first has control.
[02:30:23] Unknown:
That's true. That and that's the way it's always been too. Right. Okay. Yeah. That's the law. Whoever calls him up first. We're talking about this. There are three men in America, three officers that have authority to call up a militiamen. The county sheriff and when the county sheriff does that, he's called a member of the posse. When the governor of your state does that, the militiaman is called a member of the state militia and under that authority. And when the president does it, the militiamen becomes a member of the armed forces of the United States. However, the president, as commander in chief, wants to work that. But whoever of those three men calls him up first, by law, has authority over that militiamen.
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Mhmm.
[02:31:14] Unknown:
That's why But where are governors and sheriffs to be diligent about calling up militiamen so that if they don't want the president that's what I if they don't want the president or the governor to have him, call them up at the county level. The state militiamen or the state governor doesn't want the president to have control. He needs to get on the ball. Most governors probably don't understand that because the militia clauses have been ignored. They don't have a clue. They don't have any more clue about the militia clauses than the folks here that are asking asking questions. And that's not a crime. It's just that those that are responsible to teach these things are not doing it. That's why I advocate. Get this book. Mhmm. Militia of the several states. Yep. Our answer is our answer to its enemies, foreign and domestic. A militiamen has two duties in our common law country. Number one, to defense of the land against enemies domestic, that's to serve as a member of the jury. Number two, defense that's defense of the law of the land from enemies domestic. Number two, defense of the land as a an armed defense as a defending the land as a member of the militia mo militia mobilized.
And then everything kinda works out from there, but there are laws that govern these things and always have been. Mhmm. They are utterly ignored at this point. The only thing anybody knows anything about is the second amendment. And it becomes a selfish thing. Well, my god, nobody's gonna take my gun rights. I mean, I hear that all the time. Why? Why do you even care? Well, I'm gonna protect myself. Well, that's good that you want to do that. We want, don't want you to lose your duty to carry a gun, but there's more to it than that. There's an unselfish altruistic element to this. That's in defense of your state, defensive and defense of The United States. Yep. And that will eliminate that will eliminate the total total control of professional soldiers and sailors.
Just the idea.
[02:33:07] Unknown:
It's a very good, part of the, document in the system to get that where it would be more fluid and actionable. Yeah. So good. Good on you. Roger. Yes, sir. Brent, you gotta go. I'm sorry. I'm eating. I'm eating, Roger. Oh, you're eating while I'm doing? Okay. Well, I don't have Gotta go. I don't have missus Brent to fix that and bring it to me. And and those older guys, our blood sugar starts dropping. We gotta do something. Right, Roger? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's the way it works. Say something while you eat?
[02:33:39] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead, Joan. You know, that's myrrh. Right. It's myrrh. It's myrrh. Yeah. We do sound somewhat alike. It's hard to tell when you're talking yourself that you sound like someone else. But, yeah. And the first thing I had written down here, I was signing on right when you said, Merle, tell us about antisemitism, Roger. It was funny. But, the first thing was, it's Philippians three eight where Paul says, you know, no no knowledge compares to Christ, but he says it's dung. So that's a repeatable word, d u n g.
And your freedom of silence, the other side of the coin, a freedom of speech, I talked about that on my show. I like that. You know? Because we have this, all the way back to Plato, silence is consent. Well, if someone's being harmed in front of you, yeah. But if it's your own choice, Christ before the, you know, murderers was quiet. You know, like the lamb before the slaughter. Right? He said a couple of things, but then then he was quiet. So this is how we need to be abound around Leo's law enforcement officers.
[02:34:46] Unknown:
Pretty much. Well, the the overall principles all over the Bible, be quick to hear, slow to speak. Hero Israel, hearing the stress, not speaking as much. There is an order of stress, and they are flip sides of the same coin, and I call it governance over one's tongue. And that's not somebody I can can control if you don't want them to at all. You don't have to say anything if you don't want to ever. And there may be consequences. They may do a lot of stuff to you, but it's in your well, what if they torture me? It's still in your control. It's still there.
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Actually, silence speaks much more than words often.
[02:35:23] Unknown:
Often does, unfortunately, but that is the policy of the law. You know, p I had well, I was in a case once where the US attorney at the closing argument cited the choice of the defendant not to get on the witness stand and testify. In other words, exercise the fifth amendment. And he said to the jury, why doesn't he wanna talk? What what's going on here? That's all he said. That case was overturned at on the appellate level because it's against the law and our common law tradition to use the exercise of a fundamental duty called a right to use that exercise against a defendant.
And that's what they did. But, of course, the jury has that option. Well, he didn't wanna get on the witness to hang because he's afraid, he'll say something that will incriminate him. That's exactly right. But there's more to it than that. Under cross examination, the government can weaken anything you say to say what he wants it to say or to cast doubt upon the truth. And he can wear you out after six or eight hours. You get so you can't even hear what he's saying. Yeah. This is dangerous, friend. He can see he can see you're in commerce if you're buying gas. Right? Toe Lustica. Oh, yeah. All sorts of stuff like that. You know? Yeah. I know that you're we're on the same page, but I'm just adding to what you're saying. Yeah.
[02:36:50] Unknown:
But the antisemitism, I was looking it up and found an interesting article under my Jewish learning. And it might go back tomorrow and maybe before that. But, in 1879, he formed an antisemitism league. And if you remember, in 1882, there was this big conference held in Dresden about the Jewish question. And if you remember, it was after the war that if you want a holocaust, there was a holocaust. Alright? And they probably re related. Right? Look what they did to Dresden. They didn't leave enough people alive to bury the dead. Oh, yeah. They're supposed to be in one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Yeah. Mhmm. They rebuild it. That's the Germans for you. And, then I had a couple other things. Well, I have to worry about the militia. But from last week, I asked you about circoseptan.
Did you get to look into that?
[02:37:43] Unknown:
Spell that again for me, Mary.
[02:37:46] Unknown:
C I r c a s e p t a n. It's like circadian rhythm, you know, day and night, only this is the seventh day all the way from creation.
[02:37:58] Unknown:
Oh. Oh. Yeah. I remember you asking that. That's right. Well, I can tell you what I know about. That's an awful fancy word, and I think fancy words like that are unnecessary. Let's find a way to talk about it and just say seven. See, it's not just people. It's animals. Okay? Well, I'm not The busy beaver goes up in its lodge Friday evening at sunset. Well, you're don't come out. You're preaching to the choir, Murr you're preaching to the choir to me, but I know you're talking for other people too. But clearly, when communism came into Russia, they said everybody's gotta work seven days, including the horses on the farms.
Well, they found out that didn't work for horses or men. It didn't work. When I was growing up, just my experience with it, when it when it was midnight, my father would be running across the field and trying to shut down the tractors that were running in the field with him. And he'd be doing that to me, waving his arms. I'd see him out of the corner of my eye. He'd say, shut her down. It's midnight. We didn't farm on Sundays, and that started midnight for him. That's the way he did it. And, I know there are people that have a differences about what day is the Sabbath, and I can talk to that at length. But the bottom line is there's a cycle of seven days, and I think that's clear. Not only is it a law of nature that we can see play out in nature, but it's also, written in the Bible. So the two laws of nature and laws of nature of God undergird each other on that point.
[02:39:23] Unknown:
That's what this is about. I'm looking It's not just any seventh day, though. This Sunday thing slipped in over time
[02:39:30] Unknown:
and including in the King James version of the If you can, Myr, if you can prove to me that you know what the ancient calendar was, then you might have an argument. Otherwise, I dismiss that. Well, I just said The seventh day Adventist say a Saturday. Well, Saturday is the pagan calendar, and the calendar of God is lost unless somebody's found it and I don't know. I read a lot about it. I haven't found it. I do know this as we know that we go by a pagan calendar, with the names of pagan gods, which the law of God forbids us to even say. We're not to even speak the names of the pagan gods like Saturn and and Thor, Thursday, and Frigg, his wife, Friday, and on and on we go. We're living in a cruel, twisted world. How do we deal with all of the evil, the demonism, and the false religion that's caving in on us constantly? Well, how do we deal with it? Well, the spirit of God in us will constantly be in be, be, doing that through us. But let me just throw out an idea, Mer. Let me ask you, Mer, just so if you're are you willing to say, let me know. But are you a Seventh day Adventist?
[02:40:41] Unknown:
No. I'm of no denomination. I follow God, and he says to keep his commandments. They're not suggestions. And the fourth one says,
[02:40:49] Unknown:
remember to keep the Sabbath day holy. Well, you're going beyond you're going beyond my question. I want you to stick to my question till I get done. I said no. I am of no denomination. Well, it's good. You did that. You did that. Well, let me let me continue on. Were you raised as a Seventh day Adventist?
[02:41:04] Unknown:
Well, there were ones around me and all around the, you know, whole area where I grew up.
[02:41:10] Unknown:
Okay. Remind me again, Myr, because I don't if you said it, forgive me, and I don't remember if you did, where did you grow up and where what state are you living in now?
[02:41:19] Unknown:
I'm in Wisconsin now. I transplanted myself. I grew up in South Central Rural Pennsylvania.
[02:41:26] Unknown:
Oh, okay. Just curious. I'd like to know. You know, you've been around for a long time. I'm not. A lot of good to get to know you. Well, Myr, wait a minute, Myr. I just wanna get to know you a little more. But wait a minute. You're getting to know her. Myr? Yeah. Oh, I know. Here's what I know about Myrrh. Well, wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait.
Wait. Wait. Wait What are you gonna say?
[02:41:57] Unknown:
I just wanted to say it's important also that I lived on, Lookout Mountain and, you know, up above Chattanooga. Chattanooga. Big Mountain up there with my grandmother at times.
[02:42:07] Unknown:
Wow. What a what a view over that river and valley.
[02:42:10] Unknown:
Well, myrrh, anyway, but you're Way back in there is where yeah. Go ahead.
[02:42:15] Unknown:
I was gonna say myrrh. That's my thing. And here's the other thing too. I grew up in a place where we observed this the, the eighth day Sabbath. The eighth day Sabbath is part is part of the the observance that came out of Scotland and came to America, and it was revitalized in in the Midwest in the Ohio Valley at the Cane Ridge Revival by the by the Presbyterian, Barton Stone, who offered communion. And it it became, overwhelming overwhelming event. But that was the what the they called in Scotland before that, the, Holy Week. And Holy Week was focused on the eighth day Sabbath as the old testament talks about it. And that's something I present to people. Sunday is not something that Rome caught up. Sunday or not Sunday, what I call the first day of the week Sabbath. That's something that's in the Old Testament and then also the New Testament. And it has an important part in the law of God. And it has to do with a week of doing certain things, including the Lord's Supper. We did the week, what we called it, where we were to revival week. We had it every year. And all through the week, we've had, the, usually have a preacher come in. He'd talk to us in the evening, but we'd be around. And then it was in a time of the year that between harvest and as a planting and harvest so that people could come. And then, on Saturday, we'd have an all day, event. And then on Sunday, we'd have an all day event in church in the morning, and we'd eat together, then church in the afternoon. And then we had the Lord's supper that night. And that was what they called in Scotland Holy Week, the seventh day Sabbath, and it was on the seventh day principle. So when you talk about the Sabbath, it's it you're talking, of course, to a guy. I'm trying to tell you that, yeah, I understand the principle of the seventh day. And the fourth chapter of Hebrews tells us that the Sabbath for the Christian man and woman is every day.
Because we've entered finally into that eternal rest ceasing to try to please God by working for our salvation. Because Jesus Christ has done all the work. And that's the way I understood it growing up. I've looked at it closely ever since. I'm still looking at it, and that's the way I understand it now. But it still still we're operating on a operating on a pagan calendar. That's my response. And if anybody can find the true calendar, myrrh, if anybody can find it, I think you could. So I want you to look for it. If you would, for me, I'd request that. Kindly, hope you come up with it. I think we're coming to looking at excuses here
[02:44:52] Unknown:
because six times, the word Shabbat was arbitrarily changed to first day of the week. Who did that? And there were there were sabbaths that dealt with the new moon, and all those things were done away with after his crucifixion.
[02:45:06] Unknown:
There's only that Sabbath day. Apparently, you've come to that conclusion. I haven't. But tell me, who changed the word the first day of the week?
[02:45:18] Unknown:
Greg Slater's. I'm not sure who who exactly, but six times out of the 98 or whatever they were, they arbitrarily
[02:45:24] Unknown:
changed it to first day of the week. You mean in the Bible, it's changed? Yeah. I can't hear you, Murrah. Say it again.
[02:45:32] Unknown:
Yes, sir.
[02:45:34] Unknown:
Oh, okay. Well, that doesn't mean it's changed the Bible. The Bible hasn't changed. Whatever it says, it says, but it says Sabbath. It says Sabbath. If you go to my translation of the Bible, every time that word occurs, I have a, special way of saying it, and it's not first day of the week. The word Sabbath is an unusual word in that it means seven, and it also means, rest. And then God defines that rest very specifically. He doesn't say don't work on the Sabbath. He says don't do don't be working for the man on the Sabbath. That's the big picture of what he's saying there. Don't be working for an for another fella. Don't be an involuntary servitude or slavery. And that's why all slaves were it was forbidden to use them for that purpose. And they could rest in all the animals, all the slaves, all the freemen, everybody according to Bible, rest on the Sabbath. But that doesn't mean there's certain things you can't do, and there were certain thing. When we got up, on Sunday morning, so what we do is Sunday in our calendar. We quit work, of course, by midnight, no matter how far we work, we quit at midnight. We got up on Sunday morning. First thing we did, we did the feeding. We went out and fed the animals. Why? Because that's not forbidden in the Bible.
There are things we brush our teeth. We, do a lot of things that aren't working for the man on Sunday. And, it's a principle. Now this is the way I understand it for what it's working. It's like the tithe. Your 10% that you give is a token. It's not not that god needs the money. It's you saying to God, I'm giving this to you or giving this to your work out of obedience to you, just, make a statement that you own it all. And the Sabbath, is a statement to God that every day belongs to him. Every day. It's not just rotely keeping the Sabbath, although there is a practical thing to it too. I understand that, and it it's very necessary. But it's our statement to God that, he owns every day all our time and everything we do. That's the way I understand it to analogize it to the 10% tie. Yep. Thank you. Hindsight.
[02:47:41] Unknown:
Yeah. Can I finish I just wanna finish up with this thing if I can a little bit? Yeah. Burr, I know you can make it quick. Go ahead. I was judiciously keeping the Sabbath from Friday sunset till Sabbath sunset for just over nine months, which I thought was peculiar. And there was something I really needed to do to help someone Friday evening. Right? And I heard him impress upon me. Did I not heal on the Sabbath? Right? So that gave me to know that I'm being a parasite. Yeah. So I know. I did what needed to be done.
[02:48:16] Unknown:
I know. I'm with you, and I like that. Thanks for that's your that's your testimony. That's a personal experience of what God showed you practically in real real time and real life. That's what motivates people. Murr, thanks, Murr. Thank you. Who's next? Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. Bye bye. Who's next? Hi. It was Larry.
[02:48:35] Unknown:
Larry. My answer to this issue for Murr is Romans 14 verses five and six.
[02:48:45] Unknown:
Well, read it for us.
[02:48:51] Unknown:
Larry, can you read it?
[02:48:53] Unknown:
You have it. Oh, okay. One one man esteemeth one day above another, another esteemeth every day alike. Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind. He that regardeth the day, regardeth it unto the Lord, and he that regardeth not the day, to the Lord he doth not regard it.
[02:49:13] Unknown:
Now let me make a comment if I may. That Paul the Apostle, what I believe he's clearly telling us is, there ain't no sense in doing anything unless you're fully persuaded. The spirit has fully persuaded you. And when he does, then you'll you're motivated, and you'll do it. Second thing I want to observe is just because Paul said that does not mean that there is not a Sabbath. God knows what the Sabbath is, and I think we've lost it. I wish I knew what it was. I don't think I do. It does but what Paul said there is not designed. Paul does this kind of thing a lot. This Paul Paul leaves you hanging on a lot of stuff. That comes from all of his, higher learning and his PhDs.
But he is saying there, you must be persuaded, but he's not saying, not to be, regimented about observing a Sabbath. If people wanted he does say that. But it's a good thing. And I dare say I dare say that, Paul the Apostle did that. I'm I'm sure that there were things that he couldn't get out of his system. The almost, the discipline of doing it. Martin Luther said one time that he couldn't stop praying before the statue of Mary, and he couldn't. It was so drilled into him and so deeply a part of his culture, he couldn't stop. And he knew that there are a lot of people telling him, and he knew it, that, wait a minute, this is idolatry. And he said even to his students, I think I might have mentioned this, and the students, he'd invite them over for supper, and they'd ask him questions and take notes. And you can buy all of the notes they took in a book called Table Talk. It's pretty thick. All of his comments, they knew he was clever, and they just wanted to know what he would say.
And he said to them one time, you boys will be able to enjoy the Christian life. I've never enjoyed it that much. I I'm too deeply involved, and it's almost impossible for me as an Augustinian monk and all the discipline I've had to do certain things to extricate myself from the entanglements of mockery and all of the it's idolatry. And he had a view of God that he knew God wasn't gonna hurt him or send him to hell, but there were so many years in his life that he firmly believed that it was hard for him to grasp it fully. Although he intellectually knew that he was free of doom, he had freedom.
He knew it for sure. But he struggled as we all do in coming to full grips trying to enjoy the Christian life by it's one thing to have freedom from hell, and he had it, and I have it. But do I enjoy it every minute of every day? And my lack of enjoyment yes. You may. One more sentence. My lack of enjoyment comes down to doubting. You about the weakness that allows me not to trust. Go ahead, whoever was gonna talk.
[02:52:09] Unknown:
Yeah. I think pretty sure that Paul often stated that when they were going through the tradition from before Christ the law and after, he's teaching grace. Right? He's he's telling people that if you believe, whether it is or isn't against the law, if you believe you're breaking the law, you are wrong. You should refrain from that activity whether it's what he was teaching or not. He he felt that if you felt like abstaining from certain types of meat and stuff like that were a sin and you did it, they were a sin.
[02:52:54] Unknown:
Uh-huh. I think that's a good summary of his point of view. And to him to him who knows well, I can say other things about Paul. Just leave it what you said. That's pretty good. Yeah. I think you're right. You summarized the point of view I get from Paul as well. It's and it's to do that would be violate conscience. And that's why the Westminster Confession the Westminster Confession chapter 20 says that God alone is lord of the individual conscience. That's between you and God. And, you're saved from hell, and the more more mistakes you make at that point because your discernment is not as sharp as it will be as a Christian man, by your by your wrong choices, you'll learn right. And that's the that's the discipline of the Christian life. I've been doing making mistakes for a lot, discerning things that were true or not true. But let's make this clear, Every violation of God's law is a violation of God's law whether you understand it or not.
Most of sin, according to the Bible, most of our violations of God law is inadvertent and unknowing. There are two words in the Old Testament and two words in the New Testament for sin, both translated the same, but they're vocally different words that mean different things. One of them and the one of the two words in the two testaments is sin that is inadvertent, mistaken, unknowing, in innocence but it doesn't change it. It's still trespass. And most of what Christians well what Christian men do they're invaded of the spirit of the other of our bodies and our brains.
The bible says that we cannot cannot knowingly commit sin. Once we know, the spirit won't let us do it. This that's a great truth, friends. That says a lot. Mhmm. But most of our sin is we didn't know or we forgot or we got tired or we're we're our eyes weren't open or we were half asleep or maybe we drank too much. Who knows? That's all just part of our mortal weakness, but it doesn't change it. A trespass is a trespass. You know it. Common law. There are two kinds of trespass. So there what we have intentional trespass of property and unintentional and unknowing trespass.
But you can be sued for both of them and be fined or or not fined, but the other the other side that can get money out of you. Yeah. And that's the way it is with God. Even more so, trespass is trespass. Period. It's up to us to know and to learn and to please God. And the more we learn, the more we know. And the more we don't trespass, the more enjoyable our lives will be. That's what the Bible teaches. Yeah. We've got something to shoot for our friends here. Let's get let's get serious about it and learn the Bible. And in that vein, by the way yeah. Let me say this, then you can talk. In that vein, one more sentence. In that vein, I want you to join us on Saturdays and Sundays. That'll be tomorrow morning. We're teaching through the Bible, through books of the Bible and the constitution of The United States. Saturdays and Sundays, go to commonlawyer.com.
You can click on the links, and it'll have the times there. Commonlawyer.com. You can listen to us on Saturdays Saturdays and Sundays also. Who is it there? Somebody wanted to talk.
[02:56:05] Unknown:
Robbie.
[02:56:07] Unknown:
Yeah. Yes, sir. I I just have a couple things to share. The Bible does tell us that the enemy has changed the times and the seasons, and so we know that he has changed our calendar. And, I've I've studied that for quite some time. But, you mentioned eighth day. Could you explain that to me, about the eighth day?
[02:56:35] Unknown:
Well, the the eighth day, if we knew what day it was, the eighth day would be the first day of the week, sometimes called the eighth day. And the bible and the law of God goes into that and it you know it's kind of these aren't things that will save you from hell. Following the law of God will not save you from hell, period. Getting into the kingdom of God, you don't get in by following the law of God, and you don't get out by breaking the law of God. It goes both ways. No. You get in by birth just like you got into your family the first time. You didn't get into your family the first time by trying to persuade your father and mother.
[02:57:13] Unknown:
No. They did it. Okay. And that's the way it goes. I guess I don't understand I guess I don't understand how the first day can also be the eighth day, but I, you know Well well well well, do we have to understand Wait. Wait.
[02:57:26] Unknown:
Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. You'll get your chance. We don't have to understand. If the Bible says it, it's a fact. Why do we have it's alright if we understand. Maybe maybe God will show us more, but let's go with what it says first. And I would refer you to this. Just go to the Bible. Go to the Internet. It's too easy now. I don't hesitate to say it. Look up the eighth day and type in eighth day Sabbath. Type in Holy Week. Holy Week. Well, you'll get a lot on that too. That's that what I talked about that came from the old country. So just saying you don't understand is that that doesn't mean anything. There's man, there's a lot of things I don't understand, but my job is to know what the Bible tells me.
And when I do it by the way, when you do what you know the bible says whether you understand it or not, god says he'll bring the understanding. But it comes through obedience not through intellectualism and trying to understand it with your mind. That's not it. God will and the spirit of God will enlighten the mind with understanding as we obey. Even the simplest things. That's my that's my personal testimony. I've heard others say it. The bible says it. Now I know it. And I know it more and more as I get older. For what it's worth, I suggest that to you. And thank you for bringing it up. But look up those things I mentioned and begin to read because, obviously, you like to read and study. You said that. And so I just recommend that to you if it's something you haven't heard of before.
And And you know this, for example, circumcision circumcisions on the eighth day. The eighth day is important in the law of God. Go ahead. Go ahead. One more Oh, that more question, and then I'm a go to the other. Go ahead. One more question. I'm a go to the other guy. Go ahead.
[02:59:02] Unknown:
Yeah. That I'm familiar with the eighth day for circumcision. I certainly have heard of that, but my testimony is that I've been seeking to find the true calendar myself, and the closest that I feel that I've gotten is following the cycles of the moon. And I believe that's the way before, you know, well, just in ancient times, I do believe they followed the cycles of the moon. And so we know, like, for example, September means September means, seven. October means eight. November means nine, and December means 10. So that has nothing to do with a a true calendar. So, I follow something called the creation calendar, and, it's been, it's been a blessing for me. So I feel like I'm getting warmer.
[02:59:55] Unknown:
Okay. Well, you when you get there, we'll talk. Now the, the obviously, the Bible says that the calendar is connected to the moon. That's clear. It's all over the Bible. So let us know what you find out. Thanks for bringing it up. Jesse, I think, was next. Yeah. Jesse. Oh, who's up? Jesse? Jesse, are you there?
[03:00:21] Unknown:
Jesse. Why could this one it was him?
[03:00:26] Unknown:
He might be fiddling for a button.
[03:00:29] Unknown:
I don't He might be. But I'm I'm gonna leave you guys because I'm starving. Okay? Get out of here and give something to you. Three hours. Three hours is about my extent on radio. Oh, we're cool. Roger. It is. See you. Brent, thanks, buddy. I'll see you next week. Thank you, Roger. Oh, by the way, Paul? Paul? Yes.
[03:00:48] Unknown:
I want you to go to the platform where you and I are both on it, and I want you to start communicating with me. Can I talk to you about doing that? Because I need to talk to you about some things. Oh, no. Paul, well, I got you. You know the platform I'm talking about. I don't wanna say it on here. Yeah. Well, thank you for saying it on here. Okay. At any rate, I wanna ask you I wanna ask you, do you what, what do we need if, well, we don't need to do anything for this class you've got going. I don't think, but we need you we need information from you as what you're doing. Miss Francine had mentioned that to me and said, ask Paul what's going on. Tell him to communicate with me.
So if you do that, I don't know exactly what she wants. She's not here today.
[03:01:29] Unknown:
Really, really, all I need you to do is send the lessons to me, and then, I will, make sure that the people in the Radio Ranch Trust group get those
[03:01:41] Unknown:
lessons. Okay. It's too late. I'm glad you told me, but I want you to talk to miss Francine. She may have other questions I don't know about. Thanks, Brit. Yeah. Bye. Bye. Bye. Oh, who's up next? Or somebody's gonna say something?
[03:01:58] Unknown:
I thought Jesse, had a comment. Jesse, are you back yet?
[03:02:04] Unknown:
Run, Brent. Run.
[03:02:09] Unknown:
I'm thinking about it. I got you. That first trip you were trying to think of before is to him that knows to do good and do with it not, to him it is sin.
[03:02:19] Unknown:
Uh-huh. Yeah. Yeah. Uh-huh. So there is something there is something to the importance of, what we call sinning and ignorance. And the buy the words for sin in the bible make that distinction in a shouting way, and it does not come out in the English text at all. The translators don't distinguish the two. I do distinguish the two. Well, I'm trying and I try to find ways to do it that don't interrupt the flow of the text, but it makes for rough going, but I distinguish the two in the winterized version for that reason. There's a difference.
And the bible says us folk that are born from above. What is born in us cannot sin. And so where does sin come from? Paul the Apostle tells us it comes from our flesh not from the spirit of God in us because the spirit of God in us cannot sin. It's not even possible. And so that being true, we don't want to sin. Paul the Apostle said, what I want to do, I don't do. And what I don't want to do, I do do. And who's going to deliver me from this body, that's your carcass, of death? And, his point is our sin is not in the spirit that's in us. No. It's in our flesh. And that's why the discipline of our bodies is is of utmost importance to enjoyment of the Christian life. I beat my body black and blue, he said. And that word, I how do you translate that? That was a word when it says beat. That word means to take your fist and punch a man under the eye.
Give him a shiner. Hard. And Paul says I do that to myself. And now that's hyperbole. But he's stressing that he's really tough on himself. He he he does things that will restrain him from what his body wants to do. Without the spirit of God, you're not to any of us. We're not there are people out there. They're dangerous. They're nothing but animals with human brains that can really figure out how to do some nasty things. And, they try to hide it and do a very good job for many decades. It comes out sooner or later. That's why we have this ugliness we see in the world today. We're not to be a part of that and we're to stay out of reach of those that are a part of that and there's a lot of them out there. How do you do that? I'm telling you, friends, the spirit of God will protect you, but you gotta give him the word of god and he'll work with it. And he'll use the word of god to move you through your mind. He he also he doesn't just inhabit your body. When he inhabits your body, he inhabits your your brain.
That's what the bible teaches. I'm I believe it because it says it, not because I understand it. But it's my job to try to understand it best I can and yours too, by the way. And we do that by passionate over in our minds, listening to others talk about it, and the spirit of God will guide us to all truth. The Bible says he will guide us. He'll protect us from a false teacher, friends, and we've all listened to him, maybe sucked in by him for a while, but he'll he'll, he'll guide us. He'll protect us. Okay. Well, was there anything else? I like like it, Paul, and I said we just stay, but I'm getting so that my speech is getting bumbled, and I'm I can't say my words. I've been talking too long.
Sometimes I'll say the opposite of what I wanna say, and that never works well. And sometimes if you stay here long enough and listen, you'll start hearing the opposite of what I say, and then we're really in a mess.
[03:05:44] Unknown:
Well, no. You know what? No. Because I I just wanted to add in here too about the after the French Revolution, of course, the Jews caused that. They tried a ten day week, and it didn't work.
[03:05:55] Unknown:
Yeah. There yeah. And the Russian Revolution was a continuation of the French Revolution. The French revolution was a continuation of the papal revolution of the eleventh century. And on and on the madness goes clear back to Babylon. You make a good point. Yeah. They did away with the whole anything that had anything. They said we're gonna strangle the last priest with the guts of the last king. They wanted and they took a whore a hooker off the streets of Paris, stripped her naked, and enthroned her on the steps of the no Notre Dame Cathedral and put a sign above her that said logic.
We worship logic. There's a reason. All these French words for that stuff. That's what'll get it. We're we're we're more interested in understanding things sometimes. I know. I know that. That's a Charlie Kirk crowd, and I like that. That's where you start out. You wanna understand. But you can't understand until you get the facts. You got this the lady said, I'm looking for the calendar. How do you do that? Well, you know the fact of the moon. You know the moon has a cycle. You know the fact of it. Do you really understand it? If anybody understands it, I've never met them. But I do know it's a fact. The moon does what it does, and I can count on it. And, God has says that we're to pray, my thy kingdom come and thy will, thy law be done on land as it is up in the skies. And up in the sky, the moon, the sun, and the stars operate according to perfect laws of God. There is nothing interfering with what they do. We can predict where every planet will be into infinity at any given point in time.
But down here Down here. I don't think we comprehend how much evil the race of man perpetrates into creation. As it says in Romans, all creation is groaning awaiting the redemption of man of God's people. Right now it groans and it's a mess. But there is that there is the communication from up in the sky, Thy kingdom come as it is in the heavens down to land and the moon is a big part of that. That's why we have the predictability, the perfect predictability of the tides, not to mention the growth of crops. We operated according to that when I was growing up. Some people still do, and it works, friends. Do I understand it? We witched wells. We witched water wells. Do I understand that? I don't know anybody that can explain that. Is it a law? Yeah. It's a law. It's the way things are. It's not witchcraft like they thought in the middle ages, all those things.
[03:08:31] Unknown:
You can count the number. Go ahead. I'm sorry. I'm talking. Go ahead. Somebody said something. Oh, I was just gonna say the gravitational pull you plant above ground plants in the annular of the moon those two weeks. Yeah. And in the full Yeah. You can
[03:08:45] Unknown:
and you can read all about that. To turn around.
[03:08:48] Unknown:
They actually have to turn around if you don't do that. So I Yeah. It takes longer to germinate.
[03:08:54] Unknown:
Yeah. And you can find that all in the Farmer's Almanac. They got it all in there. People have been observing it for centuries and thousands of years. Okay. Well, I'm gonna go. And, if if you wanna talk more or listen more, come join us tomorrow morning, the same time and then an hour earlier for Sunday. We don't call this church today. We don't call it church on Saturday. We call it church on Sunday just because people are used to it. But we do the same thing all three times. We talk about the laws of nature and the laws of nature of God. There is no other calling more important and there is no higher calling to God's people and to study his will. And the will of the sovereign we call law. The way things are and they ain't going to change. Somebody mentioned a while ago grace. Grace has always been here. The welcome of God has always been available.
Before Jesus Christ came in his first advent, the grace of God was available. If men trusted that what the Bible said about his coming was true, they look forward. After he came, now we trust upon what the Bible says about him is true. We trust in hindsight. It's evidence. The evidence going forward, the evidence looking back. It's all there. It's incontrovertible. That's why we do what we do and talk and say the things we talk. Thank you for coming again. Since we're off the air, aren't we? I mean, we're not on public platform. No. We are still we're still on Global Voice Network, and we're still on Rumble, Twitch, and dLive. Oh, okay. Euro folk right now. Okay. I'm gonna pray. On the end, there'd be downright stupid not to do that. Let's pray real quick, and then I'm I'm out of here. Father, we thank you for a little more time to, approach your evidence of your will.
And we we, we recognize your absolute and utter sovereignty and your majesty, your glory, your weightiness of your person. And we thank you for your redemption, buying us back from hell. And we ask that you give us that joy, by guiding us. Thank you that you've given us the spirit. And I pray for each person that's part of this, for their physic that they'd be safe from physical harm, spiritual evil, and false doctrine. And not necessarily in that order, but physical harm, spiritual evil, and false doctrine, and also for their children, their grandchildren, their great grandchildren, their parents, and their grandparents.
What a joy we have to hear to hear a people that glorify you, make this our central purpose, and grant us the enjoyment of seeing you glorified. We ask this these things in the authority of our lord Jesus Christ in confidence that this is what he wants. Amen. Alright. Thank you, Paul.
[03:11:55] Unknown:
Thank you, Brent. If I could give you if I could give you my take on what you said when you've been talking a while and you might start to start saying things backwards. And I've been listening for a while and I might be hearing things backwards. Well, that's not terribly a bad thing because the negative and the negative equals the positive. So you and I have been on the same page because if you say it backwards and I hear it backwards, then I'm hearing right where you are. It's everyone else that's gonna be confused.
[03:12:25] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. We're we're in the we're in the same rhythm you're saying here. There you go. I know. I get it. I get it. You know, God can use anybody for any way. I remember the story I probably told about the little girl standing outside the church, and I heard this preacher tell him the story about he's in London during the snowstorm, and all these street urchins are running around outside, didn't have parents and dirty and hungry. And one, this guy gets done, this little church downtown, someplace in this years ago, and this little girl comes to him and says, can I talk to you? And the preacher said, well, yes. What's your name?
She said, my name is Edith, and she's filthy dirty. You know? And so what can I do for you, Edith? Well, you told me to come here. And you you I did? Yeah. You called my name and told me to come here, and you had something for me. What do you mean I called your name? I didn't mention Edith, I don't think. He said, well, she said, I heard you say I was standing in the door in the back when they open it, and you said that Jesus Christ welcomed sinners and eateth with them. And she said, I'm Edith. Now that may be that may may be beyond what some of you can notice. I don't know, but just go look it up. Jesus Christ welcomes sinners and eateth with them. But whatever that guy said, it hit home with her. See? And, that happens to a lot of people. It's happened to me, me before that way too. Alright, Paul. Well, text, miss Francine Will do. If you will. Okay. Alright. Alright. Talk to you later.
[03:14:05] Unknown:
Thank you, Brent. You bet. Bye. Bye. Bye. And that's it for the Radio Ranch Friday edition with, Brent Allen Winters on Global Voice Network, herofolkradio.com, and radiosoapbox.com, among other platforms as well, but they only keep up with us on the first hour. Our website is thematrixdocs.com. That is thematrixd0cs.com. You can find the links to free conference call. Join us live on the show. You can find interviews. You can find exhibits, downloadables, tons of stuff. There's a literal plethora of information right there on that website for your freedom and your information. Thanks so much for joining us. I'm Paul from Global Voice Network. I'm out of here getting started on the rest of my day. Ciao.
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[00:01:37] Unknown:
Yes, sir. It's a change in with or without us. We'd rather it change with us a little bit. We'll try again here on the Friday edition of the Radio Ranch with Brent Winters, who I see has already appeared with us this morning, on the September 12 edition of the old Radio Ranch with Roger Sales and Brent Winters, my Friday cohost as your host. So, hello all of you out there. Glad you're gonna take a little bit of time and spend with us here this morning. We truly appreciate. Paul, there's some, folks that help us extend our reach and stuff, and we like to give them proper credit and recognition, of course, if you would, please. I'd be happy to do that, Raj. Yes. We are on radiosoapbox.com,
[00:02:22] Unknown:
thanks to our buddy Paul across the drink. Our, anchor platform is eurofolkradio.com. Thanks to pastor Eli James who rocked up yesterday on the Paul English live. So that was very, very informative, very enjoyable. And, you're probably gonna have to listen to that archive a couple of times to catch everything that he was talking about because he he he drilled down deep. We're also on Global Voice Radio Network, radio.globalvoiceradio.net, and we're also on homenetwork.tv, freedomnation.tv, golivetv, stream life.tube, and the last but not least, one zero six point nine WBOU FM Chicago, the pulse Chicago. Our website, thematrixdocs.com, thematrixd0cs, and, that's where you'll find the links to free conference call, you'll find links to to, books that, you can buy, interviews, downloadables, exhibits, links to FCC to join us live on the show. Oh my god. There's tons of stuff on there. There's a lot of stuff over there. There's a lot of stuff on there. There really is. Yes.
[00:03:37] Unknown:
So thank you, Paul.
[00:03:40] Unknown:
Thank you.
[00:03:41] Unknown:
Morning, Brent. I don't know. Are you there, Brent? You're looking for pancakes or a mute or something? No. We're good. We're good. There you are. Hey, buddy. Morning. Morning, Roger. If if nobody's heard yet, Paul had not, they have captured Charlie Kirk's assassin, from yes from two days ago. 22 year old kid. Father worked for the about 250 miles south of Salt Lake City, where he's from. And, his father had worked twenty seven years in the, local sheriff's department, evidently. Very bright kid. Had gotten had a four o grade point average in middle school or whatever. It got him into a scholarship at Utah State University, and that's, where he was. And he pulled this deed off, Evidently, and they seem to have him cold. He was turned in by someone close to him. I don't know the whole sequence of events. I just don't remember, but his father was involved in in in taking him in.
So, that is hot off the press news this morning.
[00:05:02] Unknown:
A tragedy. Have a problem with all that. I am so sorry.
[00:05:07] Unknown:
Well, Alan, you could look, Alan, you could have a problem with it. I don't care. Okay? But this was a press conference this morning with the head of the FBI and the people's family that turned him in. So you can have a problem with it if you want. But I agree. Those are the words spoken.
[00:05:25] Unknown:
But the problem is he was not shot from 200 yards away. It's a it's a visible, impossible Well, that hasn't come out in any of the information.
[00:05:35] Unknown:
That hasn't come out from any of the information that's released. It's you and your pal. I have.
[00:05:40] Unknown:
I am I am part of the press. I'm telling you. I have slowed that down. You can actually see the bullet in three separate frames. Yep. And you can see the impact, and you can see the exit wound from his neck. There is no question about that. That's
[00:05:57] Unknown:
Alan's that's Alan's version. Way. That's Alan's version. It contradicts it contradicts the official version. Sorry, Alan. So if you wanna go if you wanna go do that, that's fine. The official version contradicts the evidence. I can't change the evidence. Okay, Alan. If you say so. Alright. So, anyway, that's Alan's side. Here's the other side. You take your choice.
[00:06:21] Unknown:
Look at the video.
[00:06:24] Unknown:
Look at the video. That's That's enough, Alan.
[00:06:27] Unknown:
Enough, Alan. That's enough, Alan. That's enough. Thank you, Alan. Thank you.
[00:06:31] Unknown:
That's enough. We're going with the official narrative until something else I haven't even looked at the video you sent me yet. Just give me a minute. Okay? Let's let's not start off the program, with an argument. Well,
[00:06:47] Unknown:
that's that's the only play the only source that that information has come out of in the last two days is Alan. Okay? Just to make that
[00:06:54] Unknown:
clear. K?
[00:06:56] Unknown:
So, anyway, that's what's going on this morning, that, and trying to recuperate from our an actual video. If you if you're trying to video shows, of course. I'm not the source. Okay. Thank you, Alan. Thank you. That's enough.
[00:07:09] Unknown:
We're having Friday with Brent. We're having Friday with Brent now. Roger was just covering the local news of what they put out there, and now we're gonna have Friday with Brent and see if he's even familiar with what's going on. Appears.
[00:07:24] Unknown:
Okay? So that's Alan and his partner, the only ones that have floated this that I've heard. Okay? And I've been listening to, of course, Infowars and all that. But anyway, that's Alan's view of this. He's voiced it twice now. If you wanna go follow-up on it, you do that. Okay? Anyway, that's the the events of the last couple of days. It's very sad. You know, it's interesting, Brent. I was, defining yesterday a turning, what they call tipping point tipping point event, like 09:11. Okay? And a tipping point event is one that comes along that, life is never the same after it happens.
And I don't know, 09:11 certainly that way. There have been a couple other ones. But, you know, it was it was very strange, the response I had from this Charlie Kirk shooting. I had a a a dear friend of mine from, that I hadn't spoken with him, for about a year and a half or so from Argentina that, wrote me. He said, man, will you listen to Charlie, and I just can't listen here? Here's a report from Argentina coming in. It affected the whole world. Brent, do you know that the first person to announce his death was Benjamin Netanyahu three minutes after he, died?
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That makes me laugh not because of the the Charlie died. It makes me laugh because I don't know what else to do. So that says a lot right there. What in the world's going on? Well, there there there's a lot of conjecture behind the scenes on that very question right there.
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But, but anyway, that, and then, and then yesterday I'm watching the coverage and stuff and I kind of backed off. I just needed some space. And I went over to watch this, college football show called pine Paul Finebaum. It's very popular. I listened to it a lot during football season. And I'm over there, and every one of the callers called into a football show is calling in about Charlie Kirk. So here I get contacted from Argentina. I listen to a college football show, and it's all about the incident. On top of all the other coverage it's getting, I don't know that which just shocked me to have that wider convergence of response.
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Yeah. Oh, well, me too. And I don't I haven't gone to look for any of it. I I just know what I hear inadvertently. I got on this morning, and Paul was saying things to me that my boys had said or saying things here that my boys had said. And what it's always the same, just coming down to who was paying for him. Who was promoting him? Who was paying for all of his trips, who made sure he was funded. That's the first thing a fellow needs to find out. And if he, as any or any of us, if we have taken anything from organized crime without understanding it was organized crime and then said something that that organized crime organization, whether it be a government or, a mobster or whoever it is, and you say something that you become a liability to them for whatever reason, they're gonna try to kill you. Kaboom. That's axiomatic. Well well then Life teaches us that as we get older. We begin to understand the evil that lurks everywhere in this cruel fisted world. That's the Israeli connection behind this. Oh, is that what you're saying?
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Well, I'm just bringing this to the forefront. Oh, and that oh, yeah. I don't know that. Well, Charlie Kirk was he got he got saved at 18, and he saw this as his life's purpose. And it's easy to look back and see how someone that gets in that position could be, have the wool pulled over their eyes with dispensationalism. K? And so he got into that. He was into that. He's a huge Israeli supporter. He'd been over there. They've flown him all over the country in helicopters and all kinds of stuff. And he's a huge supporter of Israel, even doing, interviews with, Ben, whatever that Shapiro.
And, so but in the Epstein information, as it started to come out, he started to sense of Israel's involvement in this. And it started, let's say, fraying the garment, fraying the piece of cloth that he was holding on the edges. And he started to question Israel, and he started to do it. Somebody said he was on a a panel recently with, like, seven or eight people, Tucker Tucker Carlson, couple other very prominent people. Mhmm. And everybody on the panel was anti Israel but him. K? And so evidently, he's had some of these things encroaching. And according to Harrison Smith, who's the morning guy on Infowars, who has a close friend that's a very close friend or was of Charlie Kirk's.
And about a month ago, he said that he was starting to stumble on this Israeli stuff, and he was afraid Israel might assassinate him.
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Oh, no. That's
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on record that he said that? Yeah. Well, it it it's hearsay, but it is on record. Yeah. Oh, well, hell he wasn't even 30 years old, was he? 31. 31. Two children, young, two, and a little girl, three or four, and one other
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whatever. It's just tragic as hell, man. Yeah. He's a he's a young fellow like that, and he takes somebody like DJ Trump who grew up in New York City. He knew the lay of the land. But I have concluded, and I think rightly so, that DJ Trump, even he'd done his three score in ten years, it took him a term as president of The United States to figure out really how vicious it was. And not until that bullet grazed his ear, even though he knew it from the first term, and that bullet grazed his ear, then he said, oh, oh, oh, I see The light came on. They're trying to kill me. You gotta figure it out, and they can do it too. They can do it. He figured that out. Can they? And once that happens to you, then everything changes, and your eyes are open to reality.
It only takes, one final as you said, you called it a breaking point event or a turning point. Tipping point event. Yeah. I told a waiter a waiter the other day, young fella, or last night. I said, he came over, and I said, oh, looks like you got promoted. You know, he's waiting tables. Always all he's 18. He's happy. He's some place he thinks he's make gonna make a lot of money waiting tables. And I said, well, you know what the difference between an Irishman and a canoe is. I had an old waiter tell me this once. Matter of fact, this waiter was in the oldest operational bar in California at, Jack London Square in Oakland, California.
It's called the Last Chance Saloon, and it's in a right on the edge of the water. And it's one of those kind of places that has gas lights still, you know, the old gas. Yeah. And they're just soot all over the ceiling, and and the the bar is at a slant. You can't be if you get a any anything in a mug or glass on the bar, you have to hold on to it. It'll slide down at the other end because they never fixed it after the earthquake in nineteen o six. Oh my lord. And so but they've got the the stools you set on have been straightened up. You can set sit. It's it's a novelty place. You know? But they had these two old crusty World War one veterans there when I was there with my friend once, and they were, constantly entertaining the crowd that came in. It was a very small place, but Jack London used to sit there and play cards and, and and he he was a drunk and drink drink beer and, write. He would write. And the table that he sat at, it was kinda his headquarters.
I've sat at that table many times. It's an old wooden table, Roger, and had a a shell. It was round for playing cards. You know? And it had a shelf under it all the way around where people could put their mug of beer and not be up on the table while they're playing cards. You know? But he would sit there and write, apparently. And this old crusty fellow telling jokes, and they get pretty obscene sometimes, but he I heard him ask asked this one lady that had come in with her husband from Massachusetts and said that he served them, and then they got ready to leave. And he said, do you know what the difference between an Irishman and a canoe is?
And, of course, they said, no. Of course, they're waiting for the joke because that's what the guy did. And, he'd make more money that way. Well, the difference between an Irishman and a canoe, he said, is a canoe tips. And they were trying to walk out of there without giving him any money, you see. Well, I forget why I told that story.
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Had something to do with where what we were driving at. We were in Oakland there Right. Where where you probably couldn't wouldn't or couldn't go today.
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Oh, sure. Yeah. No. You can go down on Jack London Square. Matter of fact, I went there about ten years ago, which seemed like yesterday to me. My son, had to go there, and we had to drive him because he didn't he had to stay there and wasn't gonna take his vehicle. Long story. Anyways, so we went there. I said, I want you to see this place where me and my friend used to come when I was stationed there a hundred years ago before the flood of Noah. And it's still there, but they instead of being a gravel parking lot, it's right down on the water. Right? See, Jack London Square, Oakland is dangerous. I agree and has been for years. But Jack London Square is kinda off the side and up again the water, and it's always been a little nicer place.
And it's, the the driveway was asphalted, So they've upgraded quite a bit. It's still there. But I went first time I went there, Roger, I, I was sitting there with my buddy Steve, and and nobody was there. It was early early middle of the afternoon. Some fellow come to the door, and the screen door opened it up and came in, said, can can my girlfriend use the girls' room? And this crusty old guy, there were two of them there, and one of them behind the bar, you know, wiping glasses. And he's he just said, sure. So she went through the screen door in the back, and then that's back where all the it used to be an oyster house where people bring oyster boats in. That's where they'd bring them in right there. Mhmm. But there was a a single, unisex bathroom back there.
And, she goes in there and I'm sitting there and he's behind the bar and all of a sudden he reaches down and flips a toggle switch and he's, and you could hear everything she was doing in there. And he said, hold it, hold it, hold it. And then he punches a button right there on the bar and you hear this poof, like a flash bulb and the camera go off. Yeah. And, then he waits a little more and he's, you can hear what's going on. The lid comes down, you know, and all that. And at every point, he's saying hold it, and he punches that button. And then, she eventually comes out.
Her face is red. She didn't understand what was going on. And, this fella's with her, took her, and she heard him out of there. Well, this fella that brought her in there knew what the deal was, and he knew the joke that was gonna be played. See? And I never found out why he was doing it to her, which wasn't really a nice thing to do. But that's one of the ways they entertain people. That's what I they weren't taking pictures. It was all just, unnerved that Imagination. Yeah. Yeah. And they did have they did have an a sound in there. They'd punch that button, sound like a flash bulb, and they did have a microphone in there, but they didn't have a camera. Of course, that would have got them in criminal trouble. Oh, boy. Big time. But they had figured out somehow that, microphone wouldn't get them in trouble, I guess. I never asked. I was very young then. I didn't know,
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no, no You weren't seasoned. You weren't seasoned. Yeah. Yeah.
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Yeah. I thought, I know every stage in my life, I get seasoned a little more, and I thought I okay. Now I understand. Then something else had happened, and I thought I'd been to the bottom where the evil was, and I know I had to go a little further. That's what I was saying about DJ. I mean, I don't care who you are. I don't care where you've been, and I don't care what you've done. There's one more level of evil deeper than you understand always. The devil is not to be tie trifled with. He knows what he's doing. He's, way beyond wiser than us. The Bible tells us that, and we're not to deal with him on our terms. We are to simply shut our mouths and learn what it is that, the laws of nature and the laws of nature's god say and follow the will of god as he has revealed it. He's the captain. He knows how to whoop the enemy. We don't.
And that's been proven without end throughout history. And as I think back, I was talking to my older brother today, Roger. I think probably we've all passed our three score and 10 as I've said. And he said to me, we're going through some problems together. I mean, he and I are dealing with problems, and he said in in our world and in our family. And he said, you know, Brent, there comes a point. And he said, I think maybe you and I have reached the point not that we've arrived, but we've reached the point that we understand more than the younger folk and we know it. Now there's a difference between understanding something and then having the confidence of knowing you understand and being able to talk about it with with, full persuasion and confidence and about a lot of things. I'm I'm that way. I think you probably are Roger too. I've known you long enough. I don't know everything, but there are things I know.
And I'm unwilling to tolerate any differences over. If you wanna be that way with me, then you can go somewhere else. Yep.
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Especially at this age of the game And we've gone through all that and come to these realizations because the sacrifices we've made to get that and, of course, the Bible says, above all, seek understanding. It doesn't say seek knowledge. It says seek understanding. Understanding is the precursor of wisdom or is to me because you learn not to do the same dumb stuff twice,
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quite frankly. That's good that's good Bible. Well, let me talk a minute if I may then since you mentioned it, and we'll get to the declaration of
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76. Oh, that's right. I forgot this where we were.
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But but this is important. What is wisdom according to God? You know the battle that we're in is fundamentally when you boil it all down right to the bottom. This battle is a battle over the dictionary of English tongue to us English speaking people or if you're a German speaking person or whatever it is, French, it's, it's a battle for the dictionary. Because whoever gets to define what things mean is gonna win. And the devil started out that way in the Garden of Eden, redefining things to our grandma, Eve.
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Just like the Humpty Dumpty said in that little deal out of the next circle Alice in Wonderland
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is who's to be master. That's all. Yeah. And who gets to do that was all about right there. You're defining words. And, what is wisdom? What is intelligence? For instance, is intelligence what some IQ test says it is? The answer is a shouting, no. It's not. And we've been duped into believing that. Isn't it funny? I just make this point in passing. Funny, curious that the fellow that I, that invented the IQ test is Jewish. And, and overwhelmingly then, Jewish people score high on it. Well, it's a cultural thing, friends. But what is intelligence and wisdom as God?
The maker of all things defines it. That's the question. He's the one that decides what right and wrong is. And the answer is, for example, intelligence, Latin, the. It's a Latin word. What does it mean? Well, in that tongue, it means to be able to look at what everybody else is looking at and see a distinction in one of a series of things. That's pretty much what it amounts to. Intelligence. And God says, he defines intelligence with a Hebrew word in the Old Testament and a Greek word in the Newer Testament, and they both mean the same thing. And they mean, it's for both words are translated in the old English, holy, holiness, in the Latin, saint or sanctify in the verb, but they all it all means the same thing. What it means is the ability to discern between things that other people, the evil empire, doesn't want to discern between and won't. For example, sexes.
If you go through the Bible, you find out the book in the Bible devoted to that subject called holiness in the Old Testament, kadosh, in the New Testament, hagios, it means being able to look at simple things and say, no. There's a difference, for example, between a man and a woman. No. There's a difference between true religion and all the false religions in the world. No. There's a difference between the law of the land and the law of the city. Everything God does is in black and white, up and down, in or out, saint or ain't, heaven or hell, truth or falsity.
There is no gray area in the mind of our maker. The gray areas are just another way of saying we're ignorant of what the black and white of the matter is, and we are often. But holiness is the ability, and it's an increased and ever increasing ever increasing ability to discern between black and white, male and female, right and wrong. It's that discernment, that ability to tell apart, as the old English says. That, my friends, is God's definition of intelligence. Are you willing to say that there's a difference between men and women? I mean, a vast difference as God has made them and as God has defined their separate roles.
That's what God says intelligence. Isn't there of course, it says in Levitic well, the whole Bible repeats it in the New Testament, be ye holy as I am holy. And what does that mean? That means intelligence. Well, what is intelligence? Well, just make the distinctions that he makes clean and unclean as it says in Leviticus over and over and over. And if you can't discern the difference, and you can't, really, you can't without two things, the spirit of God living in your body, number one, and in your mind, your brain. And then number two, the word of God to give the spirit of God the handle the spirit of God wants to show you the difference. If you don't know the laws of nature, that is our common law tradition, and the laws of nature's God, that is the Bible.
There's no way the spirit of God has a handle to do anything with you. And you will live a miserable life trying to be a happy person and and doing like the charismatics and waving your hands and have no deep inner joy at all. And in the end, it will all fall fall apart into gross ugliness. How often have I seen the antinomian crowd, the lawless crowd, the the the dispensational crowd? They're just trying to have fun all the time in their churches and Christianity, but it's all fake. They don't even know it. Then by the time they get to the end of their lives, they're confused as the Bible says they will be. They don't understand what's going on, and they find out that the law of God is what God wants his people to know so he will know we will know that his will. Well, that's intelligence, but then there is wisdom.
The Old Testament Hebrew word chachma chachma. And that's fundamental to understanding. There are just a few fundamental words, and I'm trying to talk about a couple of them. Translated wisdom.
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And, Roger, you wanna say something? Well, I was gonna say something because what I've experienced here and what you're talking about and specifically this subject matter here is you can learn a lot of facts and learn an awful lot of stuff, but you don't have the wisdom yet. You got knowledge. And what happens when you and I have talked about this before, Brent, when you get enough knowledge, it's like God or your brain takes over and it starts giving you answers. And all of a sudden, you'll, oh, wow. That's what that means or or however you react, but it comes out of nowhere left field. And that is the knowledge giving you the wisdom and the understanding.
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Without you know, you make the point, Roger. Yeah. Without the facts, there can be no wisdom or understanding. Facts must come first. And we spend our lives as grown up as children. I was telling my mother just yesterday, two days ago, when I was a boy in church without even trying to find out the facts, I learned the stories of the Bible because they were being talked about. What did I have? Wisdom? No. No. What do I have intelligence? No. I just had knowledge. I knew the stories. But that is becomes the building blocks upon which intelligence and wisdom are built. You can't have wisdom without facts.
Schools today and the modern education system being outcome based ignores that entirely. It's part of the evil empire's plan. What children know then the war between the northern and the southern tiers of the state started in 1861? A very few. I asked them. They don't have a clue. Did I learn that? Well, fortunately, but not not by any fault of mine, but things hadn't got that bad yet. We were still learning some of those facts. Who's the first president of The United States? George Washington. You know? Who how many disciples did Jesus Christ have? 12. Those are facts, and they're important facts.
And you if you get those in your head, then the next step, of course, is being able to and, Roger, here's following up on you. And the Bible says this. There's a word in the New Testament and the Old Testament again that mean at some point, you start and the word means to put it together.
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Oh, there you go.
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That old it's a phrase we have in English. That guy ain't putting it together. Well, that means exactly what you said. Those facts then, oh, I see the relationship Mhmm. Between these facts and how they work. That's right. Yes. Exactly. Yeah. Well, God only God, the spirit can do that and put it together in the right way. You try to do it yourself. You won't. And that comes by him living in your body, not by you doing this or doing that. Okay? That's so intelligence is the ability to to discern, in from out, up from down, right from wrong, heaven from hell, hell, man from woman, saint from ain't, clean from unclean, no limit. As big as the world is and facts there are, can you discern the difference?
That's the question. And the spirit of God is what does that, not you. And and then also the spirit of God will turn the light on, turn and that's what the Bible said the spirit is supposed to do. That's his his MO, his job description in division of labor between the persons of the Godhead. The spirit of God is the executor, the doer of the will of the godhead. It's god the father, god the son, god the spirit. And it says that all authority in the skies and on the land, and the godhead is delegated to god the son. And the godhead has had has delegated to that other member of the godhead, the spirit of God complete with mind, will, and emotion. That's all clear. A person.
His job is to execute the will of God, and he is with us now doing that. We see that in the first verse of the Bible. It's all the same all the way through. In the beginning, God created God, the Godhead, Elohim, plural, who created the heavens, the sky, and the land. And then it says, and
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the spirit
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of God brooded upon the face of the waters. And there he is. What's he getting ready to do? He's getting ready. He's getting ready to execute the will of the godhead as a member of the godhead. And what happens next? And god said, let there be light. And immediately upon the word of god, god does nothing nothing outside the declaration of his will, his law. And immediately, it says, there light happened. To put it by the the the letters in the Hebrew text, it doesn't say, and there was light. Well, that happened, but it says more by the letters, light happened.
Bang. There it is. And he does this. He starts out that way with that showing that's the way it worked. The spirit of God is still operating in that way. He is the executor of the will of the godhead. He makes it happen in your life. And intelligence and wisdom. What is wisdom? Let's come to that one. Old testament, chachma. It's the the theme of the book of Proverbs. In the New Testament, the a a Greek word is impressed in the service to carry the freight of that Old Testament Hebrew word, and that's the word sophos. It's not in the Greek speaking world. It means something different, but the New Testament uses that word to continue the concept of that Old Testament word, chachmah.
Well, so we need to go to the Old Testament word. What does god say wisdom is? What does god say about intelligence, etcetera? Well, he says about wisdom, chachmah, that wisdom is and in the Semite world, you can see this. To the Semite, the Arab, the Bedouin, and the ancient Israelite all speak cognate tongues and have that word to them. The dumbest man in the world is the one that knows a whole lot of stuff and doesn't put it to practice. Now that's the really the fundamental meaning of the Greek word, the New Testament sophos. Mhmm. And a smart man, a wise man in in the Western world is a man that has two or three PhDs. Oh, man. Mhmm. That guy is wise. That is there's a theological word for that. It's called BS.
I won't say the word. Bottom settlement, I guess. But that's just hogwash. That's not what God says wisdom is. The God says wisdom, the man that knows a little bit and puts it to practice is so far wiser than the man that has three PhDs and doesn't put any of it. You can't do anything with it. And doesn't. Yeah. Can't, doesn't. That's right. So wisdom is defined as action in the Semitic world, in the oh, ancient Israel like world. Okay. And that's the way God defines it, and that's the way he tells us on the New Testament it has to be done.
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So Roger coming back to now I like I like my definition. Yeah. Go ahead. You don't do the same dumb thing twice. Well, that's pretty close. The same thing. That's a little more practical app application of it.
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The Bible says in knowledge, facts, puff up. Puff up in the sense that word has to it's a Greek word that has to do with a wound that fills and festers as my grandma and mom used used to say, festers. It's not festered yet. That means all of the infection has to come to one place, and then it it's called proud flesh. That means high flesh, flesh that's raised up. And they'll mom always say, well, that's proud flesh if it was infected. Well, that knowledge puffs up with just filth. It becomes putrid. It doesn't help you. You're just your head gets big as we say. You're fat headed. You're blown up like you you're because you know a lot. And is there anything more is there anything more irritating than somebody that just knows a lot and wants everybody to know it?
Very dangerous. You say, well, have you ever been have you ever made that mistake, Brent? Well, sure I have. Sometimes I make it, and I don't even know it. I do want to get the facts across to people. And, that's facts for the building blocks. That's necessary. But then you get the accusation, well, you you just, your head's puffed up and you think you're smart. Well, God doesn't want me to do that. What he wants me to do is communicate facts and examples of how to put the facts together, how that happens. I can't do it for you. I can't do any of that. That's not my job. It's not my job to convince anybody. And by the way, there is no convincing anybody. A man persuaded against his will is still, is of the same opinion still. Right.
Only the spirit of God can persuade you. I can't do that. It's not my job to even try in that sense. It's my job to say the truth, to provide examples of it if I can, and my limited lisping, stammering tongue say what I can say, and maybe God will take this silly boy's, words and, drive him home to you, and it will help you be what he wants you to be. Yep. He wants you to be tough, and he wants you to be effective.
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Wow. Effective. Well, I learned that the hard way around here
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over many years. Mhmm.
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You cannot force this information on somebody. No. No. It is an absolute total waste of time and effort, personally, and it leads to incredible frustration because you're not gonna change them. K? Well, yes. That's right. And the more you try, the worse they think of you. So you start friction in a in a relationship you might have had. Even if they finally succumb and go, okay. Alright. I'll do it. They're never gonna follow-up and do any of the things that make it successful or worthwhile. So you've wasted all of that effort. Now it's easier to pull a rope than it is to push a rope.
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Well, you haven't wasted the effort, Roger. Now you're No. You planted seeds. I I agree with that. And even if you didn't plant a seed, if you're telling the truth, that's all God asked of it. Yep. He doesn't he doesn't say that I have anything to do with the outcome or the result. He just says, I want you to test To what you know, every Christian man and woman is called to do one thing, according to the Bible, and that is to be a witness of what God has done in your life. What you understand about it. It's a personal matter. It's firsthand information just tell it. That's what he wants you to do and in doing so you will fulfill your duty.
Which is to glorify God and you he'll get the credit, but you get the enjoyment and that's what's lacking in the Christian life enjoyment. I mean deep seated enjoyment you say and do the truth by the way. Here's another point we can bring up. I know we wanna get to the declaration. I wanna wrote, I'm writing a long footnote in the winterized translation of the not a footnote, the appendix about the duty of the leftovers. The remnant, the glutton word is remnant. The english word is leftover. I love leftovers, Roger. I've always loved them. They taste a little bit better somehow. They certainly can and a lot of times do. I'm not a adverse also going to the refrigerator and saying, have you got anything here that's gonna go to waste?
Bring it out. Let's see if I can eat it. You know, that's that's what I do. And Yeah. I like to heat it up sometime, but sometime and the the other joy I have in that, I really do believe what I learned from as a boy that saying that, Ben Franklin put in his old almanac, and, my parents used to say it too. Waste not, want not. And in my my life, Roger, I'll say for a fact, this is a personal testimony. I've had a lot of years when I didn't have I went for years. I never put any more than $10 in my gas tank at a time, never filled it up because I usually, all I had was another 5 or 10 on the side that I could have put in the gas tank. But if I'd have done that and another emergency came up, I would have might have needed that 5 or $10.
So that's I live my life like that, but you know, Roger, and I very careful, and I was I was Frugal. Frugal. Frugal. Frugal. Frugal is the word you're looking for. I was tighter than tree bark. That's what and, tighter than tree bark. And when I like, my grandpa Mel Charles Melvin, when he's when he walked, he squeaked. People said, well, my grandma was the same way, but I can say this as a personal testimony. Never ever ever in all of my life did I ever want for something to eat or something good and healthy to drink? I'm not talking about booze. I mean, just talking about a glass of milk, but I never had a lot in my possession at any time during that time. I still don't much, and I don't care now, what I that I have that or don't have it. But I'm making the point, if you're frugal and not wasteful, God, it's a it's a law of nature. He'll see to it that you have what you need. I believe that. The Bible says that David says in the Psalms, I have never seen God's man and God's woman begging bread.
Now that's quite a statement. Matter of fact, that's a shocking statement, but I can testify just as to myself that that that's the way it's worked out for me. So wisdom, if you know a little bit about the Bible and you think it gives you a hint about what you're supposed to do, do it, and you'll be smarter than all the the dinky doctors and the punky professors at the universities. David also said in the Psalms, David said, I know more than all of my teachers. Woah. And he was a young man when he said it. And then he gave the reason, Because I chew the word of God like could.
Now the translations don't say that, but that's exactly what the Hebrew text says. You're very agrarian in his his analogy. And you take the word how do you choose something like cud? This is what God tells us to do, and you'll be wiser than all of your teachers. What do you do? Well, cud, of course, a cow has to take the cud in. That's why you watch goats. They're cud chewers, cattle. They just go out and, they chow down, and they, They get after it. They, yeah, they get after it. That's a a southern boy talking there, Roger. Get after it. They get after it. They get out there, and they take it in. They don't chew it up even. They just take it in.
And then they go lay in the shade, and you watch them. And my brothers and I used to watch the old cows laying in the shade by the Hammer Mill house up there where we had the salt block. And when we were boys, we'd watch them. They'd lay down, and then you'd see their gullet wiggle, and then their mouth would start moving. Right? And had a way of going around and around, going sideways, and we'd count how many times they chewed. Usually, it was between twenty five and thirty chews they would make. And then they'd stop chewing, and the gullet would wiggle again. And then they'd sit there a little bit. That's the kud ball going down back down. And then the gullet wiggle again, and then they start chewing again. They'd bring another one up. See?
So they'd take it in as fast as they could. They didn't they didn't evaluate it, examine. I watched goats do the same thing. You know, goats graze from the shoulders up pretty much, and cattle graze from the shoulders down. But they'll be out there eating just as boy, are they fast. I mean, they don't chew it up either. They just swallow it. They get after it, as you said, and, take it in. Then they go set in the shade when they get in the heat of the day, and they pull it up. Well, the Bible's like that. That's why that analogy is used. You can hear me talk about the Bible on Saturdays or Sundays or Fridays here, and I'm on the air all three times. You can hear me talk, and you're just taking it in. And I I listen to other people talk. I'm constantly looking for somebody, Roger, who knows something about the Bible that knows more than me, and I wanna listen to them. I take it in. Take it in. Take it in. Then at other time during the day, when I lay down at night or when I'm just so whooped, I gotta sit down and do nothing, That stuff starts coming up, and I start chewing on it in my in my mind. And I well, oh, I never thought about that. And then, like you said, Roger, start putting things to get my mind, start putting things together.
That's the way the Bible works. And David said, I am I know more than all my teachers because I chew the word of God like good. And the only way to do that, friends, the only way to chew the word of God like good, you don't have to worry about chewing it. You just want gotta worry about getting it in your brain. Taking it in, taking in the facts, the building blocks. And then when you're by yourself or you're driving in your pickup truck or you're going for a walk or you're so tired, you can't you gotta sit down. It'll come to mind. You're standing in line at the grocery store or the bank. It'll come to mind, and you'll chew on it. And you don't even have to try. It's just gonna happen. Roger, I read a story one time about this mathematician in Britain, and he was he was working on this. He was just some kind of professor at Oxford or something. He was working on this this thorny mathematical problem.
And for days and weeks, he thought and thought, and he got his pencil out and sharpened it up, and he tried to figure it out, and he couldn't get it. Finally, he had to go somewhere, and he was late for the train. And he got there, and the doggone train was starting down the tracks, and he running, running, running behind the train. He jumped up on that step on the side, and then he climbed up on that platform on the back. And right when his foot hit the flat platform, the thought came into his mind that unraveled the conundrum he'd been working on for a month.
Now how do you explain that? I'll tell you how you explain it. Yeah. You're laughing. You you've had it happen too. I have too. Because when you take things in your mind, they're there, and you'll bring them up and chew on them just like the old cow when you're relaxed or thinking about something else, as I said, or standing in line at the bank or the grocery store, it'll come to mind and your woah. Back the light goes on. It got that head slap in the mo I get it. You know? Well, that's the Bible, and that's how you're supposed to take it in. That's why we recommended start out with the book of first John and read read it in one setting.
Take your fifteen to thirty minutes. Do it early in the morning. Do it every morning for thirty days. Every morning for thirty days. That's putting the word of God in mental sod. And you'll think of some things then too, and you'll start to see things then. But even more, once it's in your mind, it will begin to govern your life. There is no other way of the word of God to govern your life, but you get it in your mind. Really, fact of the matter is once it gets in there, if you're indwelt of the spirit of God as a Christian man or woman, then that it's in his ball court. He'll take care of it.
He'll bring it to mind. He'll put it together for you. He'll turn the light on. And the next thing you know, you know what's gonna happen, you're gonna be doing it. That's why the Bible says don't focus. Don't worry about focusing on obedience as much. Just worry about getting the word of God and mental sod. That is a theme throughout the whole book of the Bible. Deuteronomy chapter four verse two. Do not add to or take away from the words of this book. It also says along in there somewhere says, you have three duties as a Christian man, Christian woman. The spirit of God will move you to it. Your job, the first all you gotta do is worry about not adding to or taking away from the Bible.
Bewarding, as I say. I like to use the word beward. And now there's a word people don't use much anymore, but it's important concept. You could say safeguard. The fundamental thing that a Christian man or woman is to do is to safeguard the bible from addition or subtraction. That's, just one many places. One Deuteronomy chapter four verse two says the same thing in the new in the in the book of Revelation. It says it all over the book of first John. What does what does it say there? Safeguard, be ward. The old English word in the old Bibles, and we still use it by habit, is keep the word of God. How do you know that another man or woman is a Christian, man or woman, and dwelt to the spirit of God? Was he is he devoted into keeping the word of God? In other words, a safeguard in it?
Keep is an old word doesn't mean obey, and the the the Greek word doesn't mean obey. Means to safeguard. The Hebrew word of the Old Testament, when it says keep the word of God doesn't mean obey. It means to safeguard from addition or subtraction. Shamir. It's a its first appearance in the Bible, this is graphic. The first appearance in the Bible is in the Garden of Eden. God made our grandpa Adam put him there and said, I want you and the old translations say, I want you to keep this garden. That doesn't mean, do what he says.
No. He become he became the garden keeper. What was the garden keeper do? Well, he better safeguard that garden. He better safeguard it from getting hurt. My grandma, she told me, Brent, if you plant I'm one of I love turnips, and she'd make them with the Me too. Okay, Roger. Here's the way she'd do it. Taters, wild taters. And she'd say, well, you know, back in my day, I know all the gals, they always took the jackets. They'd say, we gotta take the jackets off the taters, and they'd peel them. We don't do that anymore. We just mash them up the way they're anyway, they take the jackets off, and then they'd bile them. And then they'd take them and cut them up into chunks. And then they'd take turnips and cut those up into chunks, and then they take cut them and, yeah, and throw them in a pot and boil them together. Now I could inhale that stuff, say. That Wow. I like mine just with good old vinegar sauce on them. Some kind of That's good too. I get it. And even fried. I mean, I don't care how you do it. But, anyway, I wanted turnips. So she said, Brent, you're gonna have to wait till the July 27, she said. I said, why is that?
She says called turnips around here are planted best. They do best if you plant them on the July 27, rain or dry. That was the saying. Like my grand my grandpa used to say, oh, not time plant corn yet. What do you mean it's not time plant corn? We ain't planting the corn till the leaves on the hickernut trees are the size of squirrel ears squirrels ears. That was the way he did it. Okay. Okay. The leaves are big enough. Let's plant the corn. That's the way he'd do it. And I think, by the way, there was something to that. We don't understand it all, but just the law of nature. Well so I even if it was raining, I'd plant turnips on the July 27. And, boy, I'd you know, you'd take them little tiny seed. They almost can't see them. Yeah. I'd mix them up in sand and a coffee can and then just broadcast them, as we say, sprinkle them out on the work ground. Uh-huh. That's the best way to plan them, then mix them in a little bit. Well, the hogs got out.
The hogs. And she had a 22 well, I've still got it. 22 caliber. It was 22 caliber, pump.
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Right. Was it a Winchester where the top
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came to eject the shell or went out the side? Yeah. My boys have it now. I don't remember. My boys have it. I think it was it was the most popular, pump action. Well, it was it was the first one. Uh-huh. Pump action rival built around the turn of the sim. Nine The Winchester model 62, I believe. Yeah. But and they sold more of those, Roger, though I understand it, than hardly any other car on the sold. So it's it's a rifle I I learned to shoot on. Okay. That was same thing I had, and it's a Burmak gun. You know? Yep. Rabbits. Whatever. Yeah, ladies. This is ladies and rabbits too. My grandma, well, see, she was a keeper of her garden.
She safeguarded her garden. If any critters got into her garden, she would she'd shoot them. And she had pretty good shot with that pump action
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22 caliber Winchester. That's a great weapon. A little weapon. A little weapon. A little rifle there. You say Winchester, and I I'm taking your word for it. I don't know. Remington Well, that's the one I that's the one I used, and that was that most popular. I'm pretty sure Remington probably has some. They went from, and I don't know which one's which. Uh-huh. But one of them had the top ejection where the whole the whole mechanism comes out of the top and it shoots the the shell out, and then it goes back down and puts a new one in there. The other one came out of the side. It would eject straight out of the side out of a little slot. And I I but I know the one that I used where the top came up was a Winchester.
Because I went and I bought another one to replicate it when I was an adult because I I love that little rifle so much.
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Oh, well, model 90.
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Okay. Somebody chimed in. Model 90 something. Is that Remington? Yeah. Well That's Winston. Winston. Okay. Thanks. Well, she was ready to shoot and kill, and prize coon dog got in her chicken lot one time, her nephew, big coon hunter. And the dog got in there worrying the chickens, and she shot one of them. The dogs, that is. But that rifle broke his leg. You know, my cousin, I've been my first cousin. He didn't complain a bit. He understood entirely. It was his fault. He let the dog in, and, she's afraid it's worrying the chickens and would have killed them. No doubt. No doubt. Well, she could have she could have shot and killed the dog and been in the right, but she just shot in the leg, broke his leg. So he took it to bed and and they, splintered the leg up.
But no when it came to that's the the the meaning of the word keep back when the King James Bible was translated and many other translators have followed that it meant in the noun form of fortress, something protected in the verb form it meant to defend or safeguard and when the Bible says to keep the word of God and that's how you know a person is a Christian matter woman. The number one test is are they persnickety about not adding to and respecting the Bible not taking away from it or do they take it all is true. Do they protect it from addition or subtraction?
That's the number one question and if you do that, according to the Bible, as it says in Deuteronomy, if you keep it, the spirit of God will see to it that you learn it. And the spirit of God will see to it that you do it. So it's the in Deuteronomy, it says you are to keep, to learn, and to do. Three different verbs mean three different things. And those are good translations. If you if keep is see, we've take the word keep now. Do you keep the the the law of God? Well, we would take that now. Many to say, well, do I obey it? That's not what it means. Nothing wrong with obedience, but that's not what that word means. Mhmm. And the beauty of it is, again, God keeps things simple. Don't be overwhelmed. I gotta do this. I gotta do that. No.
No. You concentrate on what God tells you to do and everything else, the spirit of God, do we, do we really have trust in the Godhead and the three persons and the Godhead and the spirit of God will do what he, what the Godhead says he will do and what he says he will do. No he's in you. He he has plumped himself out inside of your body. That means in all of your brain, he has, and he will make your he will he'll make your blood Bibble as Spurgeon used to say, Bibble.
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And then how do you do that? Well, you keep it and God will get it into you. Well, Roger, that's enough. I don't, I'm maybe I'll take Brent. Right. I'm glad you do a pause there. Why don't you give, the audience while we still got, the Chicago outlet on? Once you give them all your, your contact info, and we're pretty close to top of the hour here, you you'll hear the whistler or whatever. Oh. If you do that, we can get that out of the way. Thank you, Roger. Well, if you do want to put the word of God in mental sod,
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if you wanna give it, get it into your gizzard, if you want to make it a part of your life, that's what we try to do. And we we we say, as the Bible says that God has given us two volumes revealing himself. The first is his revelation of himself and his creation. The laws of nature and a significant slice of that is our common law tradition. It's unwritten. It's the way things are and they ain't gonna change unwritten Lex script our common law, the law of the land And then that second volume of our common law tradition, the laws of nature's God quoting William Blackstone, the laws of nature's God, which, he uses that phrase. And, our declaration of 76 uses that phrase to speak of our Bible. You know, Assad, a lot of folks, oh, the declaration of 76 never mentions God and on and on they go.
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And It says creator.
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Yeah. It says creator, Says supreme judge of all Capital c. Capital c. What do they want? Yeah. And the supreme judge of all the world capitalized and the God of all providence, that's there. And then it says, in the year of our Lord, that's the jurat, very important part of a document of legal significance. It says the laws of nature's God. That's the the word of God itself. Well, we talk about that. Go to commonlawyer.com, www.commonlawyer.com. That's common lawyer. Common lawyer, lawyer,.com. And that website's for fun and enjoyment and learning. And you can see there, go to the different buttons. You can go to the media button. It'll tell you all the platforms we're we're on on the Internet and the radio, and you can click buttons and listen to us. All of radio is now on the Internet, so you can get it all on the Internet. That's what it boils down to. We're on one radio station that in the Midwest that, is on the Internet locally on on the FM station, but you can listen to us five, seven days a week. We're on somewhere.
Friday, of course, here, we're with Roger, one of my favorite times. The audience here, my one of my favorite audiences, like, get a little over engaged sometimes, but I like them. Commonlawyer.com, locking horns like we did early on today. I let people like that. I and if you don't lock horns, the truth will never bob forth from the flux of human relationship.
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Yeah. It's true. Commonlawyer.com.
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There you go. Thank you, Brent. And let Paul issue us out. Go ahead, Paul.
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There you go. Alright. We'll launch off into the second hour. Brent, you wanna go back and and get into the, declaration or you wanna open up the, see if we got a comm energy lurking out there, or how do you wanna go? I wanna talk about the declaration.
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I'll tell you what. Let me talk about it for thirty minutes or so,
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and then we'll give thirty minutes, and I'll take a breather. And let's open it up and see what some of the I'll give give some of these folks a little time to conjure up a question or pay close attention to what you're gonna cover and come up with one out of there. So sure. Let's go.
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And to reiterate the rules, when when you hear Roger or I or Paul open their mouths, that's your signal to slam your tater trap shut. That's the only way we can do this and have any order, and that's just the way it has to be. Don't take offense. Just do it. That's the way it's set up, and we, have to retain control, or we can't have any order. Okay. We get into our declaration of 76, kinda where we left off the other day. I wanna quote, he who never quotes is never quoted. That's one of my favorite quotes, Roger. And I'm gonna quote, William Blackstone mentioned him a while ago. He's the fellow that said, the laws of nature's God. He used the same phrase eleven years before our declaration of '76.
He, wrote the four volumes that became so influential in America. The, his four volumes quoted more than any other, recognized, common law authority from 1776 to about 1892, quoted more than any other. Why and the reason was, of course, people in the American wilderness as we trapped, tramped, and hacked our way across the continent. We didn't have many books with us, but we did have that one. So that's what we did. Let's set our law in America on a very definite trajectory. We're common law country.
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He said this
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in 1765, and this is in the first volume of those four volumes. He said, in our American plantations, the common law has no authority. Let me repeat that simple statement. William Blackstone, 1765, in our American plantations. And that's a fancy word, something that's planted and Latin also something as a colony. In our American colonies, the common law has no authority. That's quite a statement, isn't it? And did you know? Yes. Yeah. People in Britain believe that he was a great common lawyer and he believed that common law only applied on the island of Britain. And that was called the free soil doctrine.
Everybody's free, no slavery. The common law applies here. Why was there slavery in America? I'll tell you why because England allowed it because England was a they said, the common law only applies on our Island home. All the rest of our empire is Imperial. It's an empire. The common law doesn't apply. King George the third is King in England, but in our empire from Asia to America, he is emperor. That means he his government in our colonies is a government by a single will, namely his. They believe that. And that worked all over the world except here. Why didn't it work here?
I'll tell you why it didn't work here because we were cousins. That's why. And we said, now wait a minute. As our declaration of '76 says, we appeal to you on the basis of listen to this word consanguinity. Big fancy word. But it means, con means with in the Latin and sanguis in the Latin means blood. Yep. Wait a minute. We got a common blood here. Why are you treating us different? We're family. We're cousins. Well you you can do that to the Indians with the darker skin on the other side of the world and where you colonize in Africa, they don't know the difference. They're not kinfolk. We're kinfolk. We know the difference and we're gonna say something And so what did they say on the 10/14/1774?
I'm going to quote. They said this resolved, but in the respective colonies, the respective colonies here in America, this is our Congress. Our first meeting of the Congress of the United States, resolved, we are entitled to the common law of England, and more especially to the great and inestimable privilege of being tried by their peers of the vicunage according to the course of that law. What did they identify as central to our common law tradition? They said, inestimably inestimably being tried by our peers within our vicinage according to the course of our common law. Trial by jury, that is key, only exist in common law countries. The court of last resort from whose decision there is no appeal in our common law tradition.
According to the course of our common law, if it it's appealable only if it wasn't done according to the course of our common law. And what is according to the course of our common law? That is the way, the method, the course of progress, the way we impanel the jury, all the little things that our common law freights with that word jury over centuries. For example, you start the trial within, the first minute after the jury is impaneled. If you don't do that, you haven't followed the course of our common law. Our common law is not about the outcome. No. No. That's different. The outcome standards or statutes are come, well, the command of the legislature, commanding future behavior, but our our common law is about the due process, how we go about trying people, how we go about safeguarding their their God given duties and keeping our hands off of them, whatever is duty or is given to you directly from your maker.
Well, that's what they said. And, so let's dive right into it. When in the I'm reading from the first paragraph of our declaration of '76.
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It's a common law complaint, open and candid as it says to the world. Can I add my piece here real quickly? I think this is the greatest political document ever penned. You can have your own opinion, of course. Brent, go ahead. And I I'll even fine tune your statement, and I'll say it's the greatest
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religious document ever pinned because there's no but I see your point, Roger. I'm just adding to it. There is no such thing as government.
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Well, how could you have political without
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religious stuff? When in the and we'll see that as we read here. When in the course of human events, it become necessary for one people, and that word means militiaman, by the way, in every case. And there's a biblical foundation for the use of that word people that means militia. And it's, all over the Bible. For one people to dissolve the political bans which have connected them with another. Now that notice he didn't say the family bans. We're not trying to undo the fact that we're all kinfolk here. And at that time, they were. And let me go through that quickly. When I he says political bans, he's not again, he's not talking about family. He's not talking about race.
He's talking about politics and government and separate countries and sovereignties, but is there a political cons or a, a family consanguinity? And he starts talking about political bands being broken. He ends with saying, but our family but we can't break our family bands. We can't change who our our family is. That's not even possible at that time. They were right at, just short, but almost right at 3,000,000 Europeans in the American colonies. They're the ones that ran the show. They're the ones that took title to the land. That's right. That's another question to argue about that. Is it possible to buy the Island Of Manhattan for a few beads, a few shiny beads?
They did. That was the Dutch. Oh, that'll bring us to the point. About 3,000,000 people. About and it's divided into three separate races of men, white men, Europeans. And those three separate tribes were all pretty closely related. The Dutch settled New York. And about 1,000,000 of the people in the American colonies in 1776 were of Germanic, Dutch, Friesian descent, those tribes. And those tribes came from in more modern times, I'm talking centuries, came from the North Coast Of Europe. There were that's the Dutch and the Germanic tribes. And the German tongue is called the Deutsch tongue. Those folk are pretty closely related. But the the German Germanic Dutch groups and a lot of them settled in Pennsylvania, but all over they were all over and from the southern most colonies, South Carolina had in Georgia had massive influxes of Germanic people.
When I say there were about a million here at that time. And then there were about a million of people of English descent. And the English people, we call them Anglo Saxons and Anglo Danes. Jutes. Danes are the Jutes. Those are the Vikings. And the three tribes that were just that hail from just East of the Dutch where the angels, the Saxons, and the Jews. We're called the English, the Anglo Saxons, the Saxons, all of all that. Called by those three words. Then up where the the, angels are sometimes also called the Angles. They lived at the base of that peninsula called today Denmark.
So the Dutch, and then moving a little bit to the east where the the Angles or the angels, and then just north of them moving up into that peninsula. I'm sorry. I had it backwards. The Saxons were on the base of the peninsula. Then moving just a little bit north were the the Angles. I apologize. I had that backwards. The Angles. And then at the north end of that peninsula today called Denmark were the Jutes. So from north to south, it was the Jutes, the angles, and then south of them were the Saxons. And they were all all these all these people I'm talking about were Germanic and then later called Scandinavians tribes to use the word from Genesis chapter 11 of the Bible, Scandia.
Those are Germanic tribes, by the way, descended from from Japheth. One of the three sons of Noah, Japheth, we call him Japheth was the father of the European, the West and North European races, and even the Southern European races. He had two sons. One of them name was Gomer. You go look this up in the table of nations, Genesis chapter 11. A lot of detail there. It's not like we're in the dark about any of it. And then the Ascanaz was a descendant of Japheth, and Ascanaz was the father of the Scandia, a Germanic tribe, but they were, the the Romans called them the Toutons. Well, those tribes, the angels, the Saxons, the Jutes, the Dutch were what populated America 98 I've read different figures, but they're all over 98% of the Europeans who lived in America were of those tribes at that time. Oh, those two tribes, but there was one other tribe.
We talked about the Germanic and Dutch tribes, the Anglo Saxons, and the Danes, and then there was the the Scots. And, most of them that had migrated here did not come from Scotland, but a lot did. A lot did. But a lot of them came from Ireland because they had British crown sent them there for free land to displace the Irish. And so people call them the Scots Irish. And today, the descendants of those people occupy Northern Ireland. They were the Protestants and their Mog, and many of them by the droves before 1776 migrated and populated America all over.
And they, by the way, the Scots were known, the Scots Irish were known for not being particular who they mix with. I mean, they'd make babies with anybody, and they did. Others did too, but not like the Scots Irish. They really mixed with the red tribes all over America. What a what a history. And they readily and deeply mixed with the Dutch people in New York. Now Washington Irving was Scotch. He was so fascinated with the Dutch and loved the Dutch girl, by the way. And he wrote the story that became famous. I read it when I was a boy several time called the legend of Sleepy Hollow. Oh, yeah. Yeah. That was but he was Ichabod Ichabod train. Ichabod. He was in fatuated with this Dutch girl, see, on, North, up the Hudson River up in those Dutch colonies up in there. Well, that's America. And the people said, and those three tribes dominated here at that time.
And people said that Americans, for instill today, the culture, our culture, I don't care who your ancestors are or what part of the world they came from. If you're in America, you would do well and probably already have many of it. Just embrace whatever culture is here. It's a good culture, and it has made us abundantly wealthy and has blessed us beyond imagination. The cultures fused together to bring about this common law culture, and they all, by the way, were common law people on the North Of Europe. That other group was the Celts. The in this case, the Scotch Irish mostly, but others. And the fusing of three symbols of those three cultures is what has made America what it is.
And, when the there there was the English. Did we talk about them? Yeah. The Anglo Saxon, the English. When the English got anywhere, the first things they built was a was a meeting house. When the Puritans got to New England in the first half of the sixteen hundreds, they built meeting houses. I've been all over New England to speak, and I'm amazed at all the little towns you drive through. You can see the meeting the old meeting house. They're still there. And the meeting house where they went for church and where they went at the schoolhouse during the rest of the week. And if they had any, community meetings, they had them in the meeting house.
And that was fundamental to our idea of government that the gray gray bearded men, the militiamen, would get together there. And they had the commons, by the way. And the meeting house was on what they called the commons. And that was the land that came from our agricultural tradition in England, the land that people held in common to graze their livestock and do other things and land titles were very important to them at that time. That's the Anglo Saxons that did and the the Jews the Danes The first thing they built was a meeting house. Well, when the Dutch got anywhere, when they came anywhere, the first thing they built was a barn.
These symbols are important, the meeting house and then the barn. You know, these things mixed up. My father, we we lived in a pretty broken down old house when I was growing up. It was an old farmhouse, and my father was trying to spend money and save money to build barns and buildings for cattle and hogs. That's what he wanted. And my poor mother, I used to think of the time. Now I know I think that's good culture. When I got home off to school bus, this is no no credit to us. It's just what we were handed. Didn't even know what we had. When I got off the school bus, I was last one off one off because we were the furthest from town. And, I was my job was to go inside, change into my other pair of of, overalls or jeans, whichever mom had for me, and feed the do the feed and feed the animals first. I wasn't allowed to eat until I fed the animals. The animals always came first.
So the first thing the Dutch people built was a barn, and they loved to milk cows. They loved to milk cows. They loved milk. They loved to bake, and they devoted that. So that was the their their, their devotion their donation to our culture. So you got the meeting house of the English speaking people, the Puritans, the congregational list, and you got the barn of the Dutch speaking people, the Germanic people, and the Scandinavian people. And when you drive across America, you can see the different kinds of barns. And the culture of barns is a big thing in America. Where I was growing up, we didn't have the Germanic barns as much as we had the English and Celtic barns. And there's a whole history behind that and why they're that way. But the Germanic barns had sloping longer sloping roofs, the Dutch barns, we call them. And the English barn were steeper roofed, much steeper roofed, and the Celtic barns were even rougher than that, and they were built out of log. We had a lot of those around home too.
They were the Scotch Irish settlers. Okay, then third, you got the Scotch Irish. You got the Dutch the or the Anglo Saxons with the median house, the Dutch with the barn. That's the first thing they built. But what did the Scotch Irish build? First thing that when they got into America, they built the moonshine still. Now that's not true in every case and all three of these groups had all three of these things, but we use these as symbols that wasn't always true, but that was true. That was a lot of the culture of the Scotch Irish. They came from a world that were were at war with the crown. Well, the Puritans were too, but in a different way, the Scotch Irish were at war with the crown and that civil war in England also, and that's why they came here and they had a particular cult culture that grew up North of in the North of the island. And and it was a rough country. A lot of mountains, a lot of more that the plow wasn't used that much. A lot of herding went on, and they based their culture on herd herd and animals more than they based it upon on farming. And the moonshine still became important in America because what corn what corn they did grow, and corn's an American crop, they didn't have it cost too much, and they'd ruined their profit trying to haul that corn to market. So they just build a steel, a steel, and they would transform that corn into alcohol and put it in jars, and they could ship it that way cheaper and make the money and be worth more than they could in corn. That's really what happened. And it was a big
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part of the It was really a a medium of exchange for everything too as a standard.
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Because there wasn't cash money around. That's right. Tobacco leaves were big too. And both both the the the Dutch and Germanic and the Scotch Irish and the the Anglo Saxons and the Jews, the English speaking people, the English people got into back. Big and big tobacco is a big part of our culture early on too, but those three cultures welded together and that's what we had in 1776 and it was the combination of those three cultures that strengthen not weak and strengthen America. But how did the trick was and it happened in America. It brought those three cultures together. Some of them had fought in England on the side of the crown, and others had fought in England on the side of parliament of the Scotch or the Scotland and became the Scotch Irish. They fought on the side of parliament. The Puritans fought on the side of parliament because parliament was the political party.
Puritanism took over the parliament and the crown supported the divine right of kings. And the division occurred north and south over that because the ones that supported the divine right of kings, the masses of them migrated to Virginia after parliament won the war. George Washington's grandfather was a Virginian that or was, a supporter of the divine right of kings and the crown. And that comes out in George Washington's personality, by the way. He was very much thought he was blue blood. Oh, he had his he had his personal problems. A lot of things happened, but God in our Christian nation orchestrated these things together using men to bring about our country.
They didn't all get along that Puritans up in New England. See they're the ones that won the war and they settled New England during the war with the idea if they lost the war this they had it all planned out friends if they lost that war with the crown, they were going to continue that war from New England. That's why they came here. They came here to rule England and a lot of people that came here during that war to help set up that government here in case they had to go back and fight ended up going back to England once they had won, there was no division. Now the people that settled Virginia were more blue blood, more uppity minded.
And they and they said, we just don't wanna get our heads chopped off because we lost the war. And those two cultures divided into the North and the South. And that aristocracy that settled, not everybody that settled in the South, most people were not aristocracy, but a lot of them were. And that was the attitude that prevailed up into the war between the Northern and the Southern tiers of The States. And it was an unfortunate reality, but God orchestrates all that too. Don't wanna get too deep into that. Let me go back to this, Roger, and then I'll, I'll read this paragraph and I'll, oh, well, I'll if you I'll take a breather at thirty after no matter what. That was very interesting. I never knew that background, but, that set up that schism. That's quite interesting.
Oh, well, yeah. It was set up from the beginning. And, again, to remind everybody slavery existed all over America at that time, all over America, North and South, New England and the South. Mhmm. And it existed because it was a fly in the ointment because England said, the common law does not apply in the American colonies. Well, if the common law does not apply in the American colonies, then slavery is lawful. That was what they said. Now they wanted their common law right, rights to be protected, their duties, but they had this pet over here called slavery.
It's an unfortunate reality. It really happened. There were other ways we should have dealt with it than we did, but it was going away. You know, Robert E Lee wrote before that war started, slavery is going away. It will die a natural death. A lot of those fellows in the South said that, that were well known. See, See, here's another one, Robert E Lee. He was a blue blooder from the old country, aristocracy. He has this aura about him. People look up to him and people in the South had this aristocratical structure that was akin to England, but it had gone to seed in a lot of places. And elements had taken over that control a lot of things, and it wasn't all we all good.
It wasn't all good in the North either, but neither was it all good in the South. And that was a schism that was set up between those two cultures. But as I dealt my told one of my sons re recently, the the Puritans, the descendants of the Puritans had abandoned Christianity, turned into existential intellectuals in the Northeast, they controlled the North. And that aristocracy that had gotten out of hand as well, uppity. Yes. They controlled the South, and the Jewish element was on both sides controlling
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and handling government. Go ahead, Roger. I was just gonna say that if you look at statistics back then, it was incredible the dominance of the South. All of the Southern people were the ones that were sent to Princeton and Yale and all those places. Yeah. All of the Southern states outperform the Northern states in economic per capita. The the the the in fact, the lowest state, I think it might have been Arkansas, was above the highest Northern state in per capita income. Yep. You you probably know this. I don't know the odd how much the audience does. The two states that were the the top g p, g what? Gross national product or gross product were and it varied between Mississippi and South Carolina.
Yep. So Those are the richest states in the union, folks. Yeah. Whoever tells the history
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whoever tells the history controls the narrative and the and we've been lied to a lot, but somebody wanted to say something wrong. Rick wanted to put something in here. I'm sure it's very relevant. Rick?
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The state that produced the most cotton prior to the Civil War was Texas.
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Ah, interesting. K. That's that's an important point. Lot of just a lot of stuff. But when it comes right down to it, Franz, war, the Bible tells us people slaughtering each other like that is evil. Yep. And so there's evil behind it. Let's go back to I'm I I'm the guy that go down the rabbit trails. I'll take credit for the problem. Let me talk a little more about this paragraph. We'll get in six minutes. Okay. Okay. Dissolve the political bands which have connected them to another, and to assume among the powers of the earth the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and the laws 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.
He just like you learned when you're in high school, I hope you learned. The first thing you do when you write the paper or you when you make a oral presentation is you say what you're gonna say, and then you say it. And then you say what you said by summing it up. Well, that's what he's doing here. He's signaling, he said, decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they declare the causes which impel them to the separation. So the rest of this document is to declare those causes. It's a common law complaint that, like, you'd file in a common law court to initiate a case. The first sentence of our I'm reading, by the way, from the book by yours truly called our declaration of '76 and constitution of The United States, a common lawyer comments, clause by clause.
You can get this at commonlawyer.com. I'm not just reading from it. I'm going through it and I'm making comments. The first, the comment. I have a comment after every clause of these two documents. The first sentence of our declaration relies for authority upon the God of nature's laws and the necessary separation of a people from control of far off rulers while acknowledging that the grounds for such separation must be in facts. He says, let later he said, let facts be submitted to a candid world. Facts are the first step in thinking. Reasonable, open to the world, and explained.
Stressing respect for both God and man, our declaration opens up as it closes. Quote, in reliance upon God and a decent respect for men. Let me repeat that. That tells what we're supposed to do on what we're supposed to do as mere mortals. We're supposed to rely on God and have a decent respect for other men. What does the Bible say? Peter the Apostle Peter the Apostle, not the Apostle Peter Peter the Apostle. It's not a title. It's what he does. Peter the Apostle. What does he say? Three things. Number one, honor all men. That covers everybody. Number two, love the brotherhood that covers Christian folk. They're special. You're Christian folk? You better make a distinction. There's that intelligence thing coming up, Roger. Can you distinguish between who your Christian brother is and who he ain't? That's why I say read first John so you can make that distinction. Yeah. That book is just a series of tests whereby you may may know who the Christian man in Christian man is. It's very precise. You read it 30 times, you'll begin to get a handle on it. How can you possibly honor all men, but love the brotherhood that's different? What is love? I'll go pay. That's an important question, but that means you prefer them over the all men, even though you honor all men show a decent respect to all men, Christian brother and sister, we call them brother and sister.
You love them in addition to honor number three honor the King honor all men love the brotherhood honor the King notice the the significance of that you honor the king in the same way you honor all men. No difference. No no special treatment for a king. No, you just honor the king who do you get special treatment to your Christian brethren and sister. That's who okay, it says here we we're gonna do that. We're gonna honor God and have a decent respect for all men. The next paragraph calls for the God of nature. The God of nature calls this God of nature acknowledged the creator Roger mentioned a while ago with a capital c. Yeah. It says that right here in this paragraph.
See also paragraph one, I say, is freedom of association. That is to choose fellowship, which includes freedom to disassociate. The freedom to associate is fundamentally that's the fundamental freedom, the fundamental duty. Because without freedom of association, you don't get to choose, which God you're gonna associate with, which religion you're gonna associate with, and which, which God and which followers of that law giver you're going to reject and disassociate with. You see how this plays out? It's all here. It's all Bible. This is all consistent with the word of God. I've been through it several times. I can't find anything that's inconsistent. Freedom of association includes freedom to disassociate, freedom of fellowship as it's called also, that's old English, and you can break fellowship with who you want. Equal standing among other nations before God, he talks about that, the creator of nature and the laws governing nature, honoring all men, the freedom of speech.
That's all there. Freedom of speech. We're gonna we're gonna broadcast this to the whole world. All noble freedoms written in the phrases of John Locke who had these I'd he was an Englishman, by the way, a Puritan. He was English Puritan from England. He didn't live in America, but these phrases are taken from some some of his writings. And he was in the English speaking world, the foremost fan of the Scottish enlightenment, which brought the two volumes of God's law together. Finally after the reformation in Britain, in Scotland, and in England, establishing the authority of the word of God, the as the court of last resort, inerrant. That means it communicates no errors of fact.
That's what they believe. That's what John Locke believed. He wrote about it. He set these ideals on the revelation of the Bible and of nature. Indeed, it is in the spirit of the common law that we set forth forth the reasons for our shifting of reliance from king king George the third to the creator of all things. This is not a declaration of independence. It's a declaration of shifting reliance, and the words declaration of independence don't appear anywhere in the document. And I'll leave off there, mark it, and we'll go to the next,
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phrase Very comment next time. Very interesting. Thank you, Brent. Okay. Well, we gave you a little fair warning. Anybody got any questions or comments or something? We'll devote the last part of the program to discussion if you'd like. If you're not, I can I can, get bring Brent back out of his cage and go to the next chapter? So we'll see how it goes, Brent. Who's got a question or comment, please? Wow, Brent. Well, you get ready. We may go to the next one right now. Nobody has, got anything they like to say?
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It's not like we're cocked and loaded. We are, and we got plenty of people.
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From this audience.
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Well, it could be. They're just getting tired of me talking. You never know. I guess. And they just went to sleep or something. You know? Well Well let's go let let's go let's Well, we'll just continue then what we're doing. Let's talk about paragraph one, and it talks about the laws of nature. There are two volumes we'd said. The laws of nature and the laws of nature's god. The laws of nature sometimes called natural law, And there's two versions. Remember, we said also that the battle is over the dictionary, and there are two definitions of natural law in the world.
One of them is the law of the city's definition. The church of Rome, Judaism, Islam, they all three have those are the three upfront religions. They all have the same definition of what natural law is. Fundamentally, what is it to them? It is logic. Logic. Not have really have anything to do with law, just the laws of logic that they took from Aristotle and Plato and the Greek writers. To them, that's natural law and still is in the law of the city, still is on the church of Rome. Natural law is logic, not fact, not the Bible, not our common law. What is our common law? Our common law is not about logic. I think I said this last week. Our common law at the bottom, like all sound thinking, is about fact. You gotta learn facts first. If you don't learn facts, you don't have the building box to use for logic. Logic's a good tool, but you better get your facts straight or have some facts that you know for sure true and they're proven up. If they're not proven up, don't take them for fact. Don't believe everything you hear. You look for yourself.
That's the law of the city. That's natural law. What is natural law to the law of the land, the Bible, God's revelation? Natural law begins with what we see in creation around us. The laws of physics, the laws that govern all relationship of all of nature? What's the relationship between a tree and the ground? What's the relationship between a goat and a man, a dog and a man? What's the relationship and the laws governing those relationships between a man and a man If one man slaps me and I fall backwards, well, there's a law of nature there. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
I get slapped or punched, I go backwards. That's a a law of nature. And then there are other laws that come what am I to do about it? What does God tell me? Is that what do I learn naturally? Well, if somebody throws something at my face, there are laws of nature that govern what I'm to do, and I don't even think about it. If somebody throws something at my face and I catch it coming at all, I'll turn my head sideways without even thinking. I'm built that way. It's a law of nature. It's called instinct to protect my eyes and my face.
Those are laws of nature. Those are facts. That's the what do I call a law of nature to define it, is the way things are in the created world and are not gonna change. And if you don't learn to live by them, you'll die or be terribly sick or maimed. If you don't plant in the spring and harvest in the fall, you'll starve. That's a law of nature. Well, but logic is not the law of nature and all of the law of the city is based upon they've got it upside down, a logic. William Blackstone tells us the laws of nature and the laws of nature's God signifies natural law, the two volumes of God's revelation of his will to man. I'm reading the comment. The laws of nature unwritten and the nature of creation, the laws of nature's God written in our Bible. This understanding is a sense common to all as opposed to Rome's civil canon law notions of natural law, which is, logic given only to an elite trained intelligentsia.
Remember the law of the city is the law of the experts, the PhDs, the smart guys. We turn it over to them and they'll handle it for us. We don't have to think anymore. We just need to do what we're told. That's the law of the city at every level. And they're constantly
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deferring to experts.
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Yes. And that's why they have a priesthood or an intelligentsia. They call it different names, but they're the ones that are qualified to interpret the Bible, for example. Isn't that what Rome says? Oh, they're still saying it. The only people authorized to tell you what the Bible means by what it says and how it applies are who? The priesthood. That's true of all false religions. Whether you go to the Far East or the Far West, there's always the experts there. Islam has their experts to interpret their holy books. Judaism has its experts.
Mormonism has its experts. Who's final in the church, in the religion law and government of the Mormon church. The present president, whoever that is. He's the one that tells you how the Bible applies if it's ever asked. And he's final friends. And in the Pope system, he's final. And in Islam and Judea, any, any religion you go to this false, they have their group of experts and logic and intelligentsia and special training are required. What is it in the Christian tradition? What's final? Who has the final word in our common law tradition? And the answer is the 12 man jury.
It's final, friends, if, as I've said while our site a while ago, done according to the course of our common law. I'm gonna stop right here, Roger, and just ask if anybody had a comment.
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We're gonna we're gonna get one of them to surface here in a minute. Maybe. You chum the waters enough, you'll get one.
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I gotta say something controversial. So you didn't do that. I know. Most talk show hosts will spend fifteen to thirty minutes just trying to get people ticked off and then open up the phones.
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Well, a lot of you know, it's like a lot of the big time guys Yeah. Like Rush. Yeah. He didn't he didn't care whether you hate him or loved him. Just long as you listen, all he care about because his brother, you know, his, brother was the guy that was Sean Hannity's agent, by the way. And what they did, it made him so successful I'll get you in a second. We've got one up here now. Sure. What made him so successful was that as opposed to taking a salary, he took a percentage of the advertising revenue.
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Oh, yeah.
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K. Turned it totally around. Just that one little thing. Yeah. That's big. Yep. That's why he makes a darn much money. Yeah. Who was trying to, say something, inject something, please?
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Yeah. Ferris Flute checking in from Up Island, Martha's Vineyard. Wanted to comment on Brent's, distinction between, wisdom and, PhDs. And I my question is is that must that is that mutually exclusive? In other words, there's a there's a guy who understands the election rigging whose name is doctor Shiva, s h I v a. Yeah. Sharva. Doctor Shiva. He's got three PhDs from MIT, but I think he also, has been blessed with wisdom. So you're not suggesting that one who has three PhDs, it may not or is not therefore a wise man. Kanish?
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Well, no. That's hyperbole. Was Paul the apostle a wise man? He had the equivalent of two or three PhDs. He was in a scholastic system, the law of the city, Babylonian Judaism. He was at the top. He was a student of Gamaliel, the great rabbi. And he said, I count all of that that I learned, every bit of it, as human feces. I won't say the word, but it's a Greek word. And what he counted as valuable, of course, was wisdom. Did he take what he had learned and use it properly? And the answer is yes. And when you read his books, you talk about a logician. The book of Romans is a logician's paradise written with the in the language of logic, which is Greek.
There's not a not a tongue among men that's ever been more attuned, more finely declinted than Greek. He's he shows that. Well, that's his training. We have other men that wrote the bible. They're as wise or wiser that take whatever God gave them and whatever God gave these PhDs or you or anybody else is your conscience. It's your gathered con, gathered knowledge science. Science just means knowledge, not a fancy word. Whatever you got up in your head and the conclusions you've drawn is your personal conscience and God wants to take that and he will if he's a Christian man or woman and he will impress it into service so that you can minister, you can serve the people that wanna listen to you. Charlie, Charlie Kirk just passed away.
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He appealed to young people. No. He was he was assassinated.
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Well, yeah. He passed away after he was assassinated, but he he dead. He, but he appealed to young people. Why? Because young people are enamored with logic. They want to be smart. They're coming up and they want to learn, learn how to argue, how to do all these things. And like the Bible says, I write into you young men first John because you are strong because you're puffed up with knowledge and you like logic. And that's what he appealed to. You didn't see, many it was all about college campuses. I listened to Charlie Kirk. I was glad he was saying what he was saying, but he did not appeal to me at that time because I had gone through that phase. And I I understood a little more as I get older, and I wanna spend time doing other things.
And so I do other things. But there was a time when when I was young, it was Josh McDowell. Josh McDowell went around to the university campuses all over the world and did the kind of thing that Charlie Kirk is doing. And in that day, communism was the enemy. And he people said, well, Josh knows more about communism than anybody. He infiltrated the communist schools down in South America and said he was a communist so he could learn how they thought and how they argued. And he come back into the college campuses and he did all that for years. He's up well over 80 years old now, but there are always, not always, but a lot of time God takes a person like that. And he appeals to people who are at that stage of their Christian.
And by the way, first John lays all these stages of Christian growth and maturity out. So you can see what it is appealed. We all know that. If we live to be 70 years, we know there was a time when we were enamored with arguments more than we are now. Now in we're past that. And we're we're at we're into more I don't know. I am. I'm just into the facts now. What is true? If I can't prove why it's true, I'm not as concerned. If it's fact and the evidence is clear, can't prove why it's true, I'm not as concerned. If it's fact and the evidence is clear, I'm moving forward with it. And we but we all go through those phases. So of course not. Paul the apostle, once you get the spirit of God, wisdom can set in. And it and John though, John and Peter, the Bible says of them, the Phariseites said of them that, in the book of acts that the intelligentsia of that day said, how can these people be so confident in what they say when they're ignorant and unlearned?
Ignorant and unlearned. These were unlearned men. They didn't have any PhDs or they were just the opposite of Paul the apostle. But see, Christianity is the new birth, and it's the picture of outlawry at common law. At outlawry, the only way to get out of outlawry is to get a pardon. And the pardon, brings you into the world. It doesn't forgive you of your sins. It doesn't say you're innocent of what you were accused of or convicted of. It brings you into the world as a newborn babe, and everything that was behind you is gone. That's what Christianity is. So Paul the apostle at that point is on the same level as Peter and John. A couple of rugged, rough sandpaper kind of fishermen, rough bunch, but they're on the same level and wisdom is taking what you know, no matter how great or how small, and using it.
That's the definition of kakmaw in the Old Testament. Back to you, Roger or the gent that just asked. It was, Farris Farris, I answered.
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Back to back to me? Yes. Yes. Excellent. And he's talking about wise wisdom, and the observation that was made by, Charlie Kirk was that when you Google, wise men, you get millions of hits. When you Google wise women, you get nothing. Yeah. Why is that fairs Internet? Can I try and clean your language up a little bit? We don't Google around here. We search. I'm sorry. How about duck duck go? Oh, what is it? Search? Would that be better? Yeah. Search. That's fine. Yes. Google. Yeah. It's like Kleenex and stuff. I don't wanna give them that. One of the other thing about the, Brent's mention of the Greek.
And he mentioned in English the the concept that, he who thinks he knows everything actually knows nothing. Now when I was in Greek class, they made me learn the Greek on that and and that is as I recall it. Could you, could you, correct me on that or or or, buttress it? Buttress is a nice verb. He buttress he buttress her her argument. What?
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There are two possibilities here, Paris. Either your either your Greek pronunciation is horrible or mine's horrible. In either case either case, it would be good for the sake of the audience that you translate. Otherwise, it doesn't mean anything to anybody. Yeah. That's right.
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Oh, you want me to translate.
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That translates No. First of all first of all, we'd like for you to say it slowly.
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Oh, I'm sorry. And the translation is, he who thinks he knows everything actually knows nothing. And that that is what Brent had in English earlier in the class today. I'm really enjoying class today. You talked about freedom of speech. Does freedom of speech carry over onto, talk radio platforms? The answer is no. But shouldn't the answer is yes. Because they're private enterprises. Right. You can you can be on anybody, and you can hang up on anybody because you're not
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Well, no. We gotta define what freedom of speech is. The law the the the war is over the dictionary. Freedom of speech, nowhere in our common law tradition or in the Bible. And by the way, freedom of speech is all over the Bible. It's the Greek word is translated boldness of speech and confidence. And both of those words and that Greek word I'm talking about, that means freedom of speech is all over first John. And freedom of speech is speaking according to God, is the, is the unimpeded ability to speak the words of God.
The things that the arranged things of God as the old Testament puts it, the ver, the verim, the way God says it. And if you don't have that, there is no freedom of speech, but isn't it something? It's easy to see that the only freedom of speech that the left gets mad about are people like if Charlie Kirk's talking about truth that comports with the Bible. And that's what they get upset about. You can say anything else. The ugliest, dirtiest, lowest things can be promoted. But to talk about the Lord Jesus, the Christ, and his absolute authority over all things, including, well, in all things, all men, all at all times and all of his creation.
That's what the evil empire wants to swelch and works real hard at it and have been doing so for centuries. It's not gonna stop it. It's just I'm just making the observation. That's what they hate. Why? Because it brings guilt. It brings guilt, and guilt is painful. And the Christian man born from above, he feels the sting of guilt, but he likes it. It's odd. Tell me again, I'm a sinner. Oh, okay. I'll tell you. Oh, that makes me feel better now that you've told me. It hurts. But guilt and sin, again, I'm talking about to the the words of the Bible, the words of the Bible always include that are translated sin include guilt with them. Sometimes they're translated guilt. Sometimes they're translated sin, but they should be understood every time they turn up as the sin of guilt and the guilt of sin because that's the problem.
And is is the job of the remnant, as the Bible puts it, the leftovers that says Christian folk, it's our job just to be around other people and to say whatever comes natural. And when you do that, they will hate you because you're bringing guilt upon them by your very presence. But that, my friends, is what holds our country together. It is that critical mass, that small percentage of people that aren't going along with the crowd when they COVID came, the ones that said, wait a minute. That's dumb. I'm not wearing a mask. No. Wait a minute. Can't you see you're being lied to? Or you just don't wear a mask. You just don't do it. Well, you make them feel guilty and stupid. Why? Because that's what they are. Are you guilty and stupid too? Well, of course you are in a lot of ways. But when you do the right thing, even when you're stupid too and guilty and do the wrong thing, when you do the right thing, it's just enough of a tinge of you're trying to do the right thing that it brings Christian culture by restraining others.
And I'd said in our class yesterday, where our law class and sheriff Darleaf agreed with me is that we said, well, ain't it funny? Ain't it funny when Trump was elected president, I was just amazed watching all these left wingers and the media start going to his side. Why? Well, it just got to be popular and they thought they could make do better that way. And Christian culture drags every all in non Christian people in the right direction, whether they like it or not. That's the way it works. And people want don't want to look out of step with whatever's popular. You know, if you're not a Christian man or woman, whether you say you are or not, what you are, whatever the case, if you aren't, you do not have God's acceptance at all.
You're bound from hell for hell. But if you don't have God's acceptance, you're desperate for God's ex for somebody's acceptance. And you'll do anything you can even in your evil to get the acceptance of other men. That's why the Bible says, if you don't go along with them, they must Romans chapter one, the this the homosexual, it's then that's the theme there, must have hearty approval of his filthy evil. He craves it so hard. He'll try to use the law to get you thrown in jail for you to mouth the words and political correctness. You gotta agree with him. Charlie Kirk, I've had people tell me I never followed him, but Charlie Kirk, apparently, from what I hear, you can tell me he was prey to that.
And he was dragging. They tell me. I just heard this. You tell me. He was dragging around sodomites with him there the last few months to show that he wasn't a bigot and having an open debate somehow about it. I I don't know what it was. I didn't watch it. But I'm saying this, we're all weak. We want the Mhmm. Respect or not the respect, the acceptance of our friends so very badly. And, I know. I want the acceptance of a lot of people too. But the truth is I'm not as desperate for it as I would be if I didn't have God's acceptance, and I know I'm not going to hell. Mhmm. That gives me freedom. Once you know there is no hell, then that gives you freedom. That means to be free from doom.
That's what that word means. Well, that's a response to some of those things. Roger, back to you. Hey, buddy. I'm, right here listening.
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Ferris, you got any, thing to add to that?
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I think he was muted. Okay.
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Whoever Ferris spayed himself today. Be nice. He's being nice today. So, we're glad to have that kind of input. So what else? Paul, you got anything, that you Yeah. Now I'm back. Okay. There you go. I just like to thank the professors
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for their input. I'm back now, but see how long it takes. We we you know, when when when you say come back on, Ferris, I get that's three minutes of waiting for somebody to unmute me. See, that's how unfair. Well, Ferris Okay. Ferris Ferris, please. Ferris Staying unmuted. Think I'm thinking
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Ferris, continuing to bitch about it is not gonna keep you unmuted. It's not gonna keep you under
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Tell you what be gracious here.
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Tell you what. Let let me explain something to you. You don't have freedom of speech here. You have an invitation to speak here. Invitations can be revoked. Freedoms cannot. Brent has already explained what freedom of speech is. You have an invitation to speak now. So whoever muted him, unmute him, and just make your point and get on with it. Please. Please.
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Yes. I just wanted to respond, quickly. But I just wanted you to know that when you assume that somebody is is not coming back to you, it's just because it takes so long to get reconnected. This is this is a simple, housekeeping matter.
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Okay.
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And he's been muted again, so let's continue. Well, let's Let's go on. And he and he just he has a simple housecleaning matter. He just got swept out the door. Sorry. Yep.
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He got oh, yeah. He actually did just get swept out the door. Oh, I'm sorry,
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Scott.
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Roger, it's a simple mouth keeping matter.
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Yeah. Well, he doesn't have that ability. Sorry, Brent. This is an ongoing thing with this guy. It's been going on for too way too long now. Anyway, it is for me. Hello? Hi, brother. I think you got it. Now everybody wants to ask questions. Joan first. Quick.
[01:56:57] Unknown:
Hey, Brent. You said something like, god does not like, anti Christian or something like that. You said it about five minutes ago. And so if a, Jew came up to you and said he called you an antisemite, would you what would you say back to him? And maybe you would say something about God doesn't like you because you you deny Christ.
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No. I do what Jesus Christ said. I'd tell him to have a good day, and I go somewhere else if I had a way to get away. Amen. There's no sense talking. No be nice to people. Like, honor all men, the Bible says. That means you don't show them over disrespect, even if you have to defend yourself against them. That's what the Bible says. It's be nice to people, but that doesn't mean that I have to associate with them or be around them. And, and I would beg off as quick as I could and go someplace else. That's what the bible teaches. Amen. Who was the guy that was trying to say something?
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I think Gary Gary is unmuted.
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Gary? Go for it, Gary. It was Gary. Yes, sir. It's a long thing as Joan said is, Brent, I've often thought that we're supposed to treat I I don't wanna use the term different, but we're supposed to treat our brothers in Christ differently than people who are not brothers in Christ. I've to me, that stood out in the bible. Could you comment, please?
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No. Let me ask first. Did you hear what I said about that while ago? Maybe you weren't on.
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No. Yes. I did. I mean, I didn't understand about respecting disrespecting all the people. Me just
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you want me to say more about I'm sorry. Go ahead. Go ahead.
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I think we should have some differentiable between our brothers and our brothers that are not in Christ. Well, maybe you missed it.
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No. Maybe you yeah. Maybe you missed it, but no I went into that pretty pretty heavily, but I'm glad to repeat it
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again. We are gonna have to repeat it after the show's over because it'll tail us out into the show right at the tail end right now. Okay. Is that I think I hear the whistler in the background. Paul's very faint. Yeah. I turned it down
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so Brent could clear the clarify that.
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Alright. Well, once again, this is Brent Winters. We've been doing shows on this Friday slot for well, probably longer than either one of us like to remember. At least twelve years. Okay? And, very miss very few and always happy to do a show with Brent. And I'm always amazed at the depth of knowledge and understanding that he has and, his willingness willingness to, convey it to us. So as always, Brent, thanks again. Listen. Please be sure and give our best to Francine
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and tell her that we miss her. Okay? Oh, yeah. She she's okay. Again, I talk to her almost daily or at least communicate with her, but I don't Yes.
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And she's okay. Everything's good, and her life is really going good. She just got a lot of things going that are good. Well, good. And I'm I'm glad for her. Just tell her we miss her. That's all. Oh, I will. Thank you. You can always look and see her picture of her Auburn red hair up there, and she's not there anymore. So Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, we'll be back tomorrow. Brent's got his, Patriot Soapbox Saturday show. It's opposite ours. You can listen to either. Both of us have archives. But, I'll be back tomorrow, and I'm pretty sure Brent will be over there as he usually is, very predictable. And, either way, if we don't see you tomorrow, maybe you got a camping weekend planned you're going off on this afternoon or something. If so, we'll see you next week or sometime soon, and, please let us convey that we love you. Okay?
So, everybody here is very special. So thank you, Brent.
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Thank you, Roger.
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Yeah. There we go. Okay. Now you wanna answer Gary's question. Hold on, Joan. Hold on. Oh. When it's transitioned, you wanna answer Gary's question, please?
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Well, just to respond and talk Y'all pick up that conversation, you know. Yeah. Peter the apostle says, honor all men. Okay. Got that. That's a verb, honor. And then he says, love the brotherhood. Alright. And then he says, honor the king. So the king is just like all other men. He receives honor, but the brotherhood receives love.
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Okay.
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And there's two words in the Bible. Well, really three. One of one of the three words just used once or twice. It's not talked about much, but there are three words in the Bible in the New Testament and one in the Old Testament translated love. And as I've said before, the Greek is a highly inflected and a very precise language more than any other tongue that's ever existed among men, as a matter of fact. And that word love there is. And many of you have heard, preachers and Bible teachers give pat answers about what it means. And some of it is kinda good, but some of it isn't so good. But bottom line, agape Agape, the Bible defines it clearly.
Again, first John. Read first John. I'm quoting first John. It says, this is the Agape, the love of God, comma, that we keep his commandments, period. So the bible, God speaking, defines through John, pouring his truth through the personality and the conscience of John. It defines this love that we're to have for our brethren and sister as keeping the word of God. There's more that can be unpacked, but fundamentally, if you don't have that first, then you're not loving your brother and sister. And then we are to do that. That's special. That goes beyond honor. Honor is good. We honor them, but we love them.
And the first step in loving your brother, this is what it says and it's clear and it says it over and over again is for you individually to chew the word of God like could. That means you have to take it in and then you will think about it and you are to protect it. Keep means protect from addition or subtraction. No extra biblical books. There's the Bible. No. There isn't. There aren't other books. No. No. There are no Veda, no Talmud, no Quran, no Book of Mormon, no key in science of the science of the scriptures, Mary Baker Eddy, all that Christian science. No. No. No. No. The final court of last resort by itself is the Bible.
Back to you, Roger. No arguments here.
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Anybody else got Joan, you were wanting to say something. What was it? Joan?
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Yes. So, Brit, if you know, it's going around. Can you hear me?
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Yes. We hear you, dear. Can you hear me? Yes, ma'am.
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Oh, okay. Okay. So okay. It's going around that that Trump has mentioned making a law that if you if you're if you're anti semitic, then you death penalty. And so I wanted to ask Brent if someone if that happened, and and and it was, anyway, I know it's not gonna happen, but if it happened, what Brent Brent, what would you what would you say you're due if a Jew or Trump is a semi and you and so you have to go have the death penalty. What would you say you're due, Brent? John,
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are are you off on these hypothetical stuff? Brent, if you wanna answer that, go ahead. Well Oh. After Well, I you know how I answer that, Brent? Go ahead. If my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle.
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Yeah. That's true. That that's why I'm asking that's why I'm asking Brent. Thank you. Yeah.
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Thanks, Joan. Yeah. I wish. She she got you. A long time listener. The girl got got you. Yeah. Well, who who defines and what is? Anti Semitism. That's not in the word. That's that word not in the Bible anywhere. But if you're against Semites, you're against, billions of Arabs because that's what Arabs are among other people. Oh, that's what you And who are the Semites? Yeah. Who gets to define it? What would they do? Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. And what would I do? Well, I just don't have any given I don't know.
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I like what Joseph Sobran said. Do you know that branch that antisemite antisemitism is a disease. Yeah. You catch it from Jews.
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Yeah. That's the truth. They're the ones spreading this hate. I I don't I think my brother's anti semitism, and the word Semitic just doesn't fit. Where why that was arose and it was promoted. I don't have any idea.
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I think it was some Jew in the late eighteen hundreds that came up with that. Myrrh knows the background on it.
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The Go ahead, John. Your word against the Jew and Trump's word. It would be your You'll see to say The definition of Sema.
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Yeah. Judaism is not a a race of men. Semitism has to do with the descendants of Shem, one of the sons of Noah, Shem. A Semite is one of the descendants of one of the three sons of Noah. To be antisemitic would be to hate a lot of people, but one thing for sure, they're not talking about antisemitism. Really, that word means to be against people that follow the Babylonian religion called Judaism. We had a guy call last week, Roger, an Ethiopian from Ethiopia Yeah. In his his honor. Living in America. And he said, well, for a thousand years, our country our our religion in our country of Ethiopia was Judaism.
Yep. And it was. And that's why we have the account in the Bible of the Ethiopian eunuch running into one of the disciples and and, reading the book of Isaiah, and he had been to Jerusalem to worship. Well, why was he in Jerusalem worshiping? Because that was the Mecca even in the first century of Jews all over the world, including the ones of black skin. Judaism is a religion. It's not a race of men, and it never has been. And that's why Jesus Christ said in the gospels that you Jews travel all about the earth looking for one proselyte, one convert to Judaism.
Even back in that day, they were bringing converts into Judaism from all over the world, every tribe, tongue, and nation. And then the it started in the book of Esther where millions of Persians embraced the Jewish Babylonianism, Judaism. But when they say antisemite, I don't that doesn't apply to being against Judaism. For example, and this is a discussion I hope gets bigger, If you love, what does love mean? That means, you keep the commandments of Jesus Christ. So if you love Jesus Christ, your captain, your commander, if you love your redeemer your friend your savior, you love him that is number one absolutely contrary against Judaism.
Does that mean you're an antisemite because you worship Jesus the Christ? I'm throwing out the question. This is kind of stupid. All of us stupid. Now you you know, hatred has always been against the law, and if you act out upon it, it's a crime depending upon what the act is. For example, even in, well, a lot of states now, if you commit a battery, no matter how slight against a person over 60 years old, it's an automatic felony if you get convicted of it. That's pretty serious. Yeah. Well, that's the that's what the way we've always in our common law tradition to find hate. If you're willing to act out on saying something to somebody doesn't qualify for a crime.
But when you start getting physical, destroying property, and getting physical with people, that's a crime. Do we need hate legislation? The answer is no. Never needed it for thousands of years. We still don't need it. We didn't need it. From. Brent, you know where it came from? Talk to me. The ADL put out a thing out through the Jewish community. You come up with ideas to combat antisemites. That's where it came from. Now see, when you have hate or hate legislation, they call it Yes. Saying the truth, you're going to hell. And a religion is taking you to hell. Well, is that antisemitism
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and hate? No. That's that's no. How about to those who hate truth, the truth is hate?
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Right. That's that simple. So this is you know, think about this too. The I don't know what he's thinking. Don't know him, but I know that when you're in politics, you say all sorts of things because you wanna get your agenda across. I don't like it that it works that way, but every time these guys open their mouths, they're they're trying to mislead their enemies. They're trying to hurt their enemies. And this is war, and that's what politics amounts to. And I say that from personal experience. I haven't been in it. There's just a lot of things you don't say. You don't say a lot of things. And you do say things that may or may not be true, may be misleading because you're fighting an enemy that's trying to kill you. If we could grasp that, they tried to kill Trump.
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Yeah. He's at war. Multiple
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times. Yeah. And he says a lot of things. A lot of things that people know is just talk. But I don't know. I'm just throwing out ideas, John, for whatever.
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Yeah. Second, and and so but okay. So now, so if so if that happened in Trump and a Jew said, oh, you're an anti Semite. You get the death penalty. And you said, but, the, Semites are Arab and and and you're and are the the line of him? And they would say, we're the line of him.
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Yeah. We're from If it got to the point that somebody's getting prosecuted for that, the truth wouldn't matter anymore. So it your questions, your hypotheticals
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are Right. Just unreal. It sound it sounds like I'm watching a dog chasing its tail. Yeah. Doesn't mean nothing.
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Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. You know? Just keep learning the laws of nature, and the laws of nature's God, and God will take care of you. But if you just go out trying to figure out how you're gonna fix everything, he won't take care of you at all. He'll get out of the way, and you and you'll have trouble. Joan, well, it's not what if is important. It's what is.
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Okay. Okay. Thank you, Andre. I just like to hear what I just like to hear what y'all have to say about things. Okay. Well, we appreciate your we appreciate your respect. We'll get you to second, Samuel.
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Yeah. So we're gonna close out with Joan, I think, and we're gonna bring Samuel on stage. Yes, sir. Morning.
[02:13:13] Unknown:
Hi. Hi, Roger. Brent. We, you know, I, I said the other day, didn't know anything about this guy, Charlie Kirk. I probably heard his name a few times and no idea who he was. So since this has happened, I'm trying to figure out who this guy really was and, of course, try to go to sources that I trust. And, James O'Keefe did a beautiful piece on him. He said he was a close friend, to Charlie. He says, Charlie came to me when he was 18 years old to ask for the direction how to get a message out. And then, O'Keeffe said when he was over to a friend's house that is a contributor to him, Charlie was camped out on his couch.
I guess this guy, when he was young, went to everybody who was somebody who could contribute or help him understand how the system works and how to get a message out. And, James O'Keefe said I've I'm I was ten years older than he was and that, he, he's he he James said when I was beaten and down and out, I ended up going to Charlie for help and guidance, and he said I got it. He says, in fact, he even paid my payroll for me when I was down and out. So pretty moving piece if people wanna look for that on Yeah. Who this guy was. But it and then there's other people talking about how he was pro tribe for the longest time, but in the last two years, he was turning, And this may well and I wouldn't count out what happened.
It's gonna take weeks to find out what really happened, that was, you know. Who actually wanted to destroy this man?
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Who had They've come out with a suspect. They got a guy under arrest. 22 year old kid. His father brought him in. Roger Boley. Yeah. Evidently he could best. About what happens there. You know? Just be cautious. Well, I I I I don't disagree with you there. K? Yeah. But it's pretty unusual how that James will keep foot on him. Yeah. Also, there's must be a wonderful, AI piece out there. I've heard Alex referring to it of somebody asking one of the AIs about Charlie Kirk. And evidently, the or what Charlie Kirk would have said at this point is supposed to be very impactful. Yes, Larry?
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Yeah. I just wanna, go back to a question that Joan asked yesterday, near the conclusion of the show. She was asking and I guess she's basing this on a video she reviewed, that she asked us the question if if, if you thought Charlie Kirk was in Israel and that he was not shot. And I just wanna say that there's a lot of hoax videos out there. Charlie Kirk really died. He was a Christian gentleman. He was a great debater. He was always polite and kind, and he welcomed the debates of even his, you know, those that would be considered his opposition. He welcomed those kinds of debates.
Sure did. Yeah. And so there's these videos that are circulating, Roger. Like, one of them shows where, Kirk got shot, and he's holding his microphone with his with his, let's see, his I think it was his left hand. And so when the when the bullet hit him hit him, his his hand went downward. And you could see what as it's going downward, he has a finger on or a ring on his ring finger. And then, you know, after the impact of the bullet bullet, he raises his hand back up because he's fallen sideways. He's starting to fall sideways because he's sitting on a like, looks like a barstool type chair.
And when he raises his his hand that's holding the microphone, the the ring jumps from it it had jumped from his ring finger to his pinky. And so everyone's saying this there's this, like, this, you know, this perception going around the Internet. See? The the government's playing all of you. You know, these are all but they're nothing but actors. They're, you know, this they're they're playing everyone. This didn't really happen. And so that whole video is a hoax. It's just AI generated. They took they took parts of the real video, and they add it to it, kinda like these deep fake videos.
So don't be deceived by these things.
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I know A and I can do stuff that people cannot differentiate from reality now. Yes, Rick.
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Okay. I wanted to ask Brent before he leaves. Is he still here?
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I believe he is. Yeah. I'm here.
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Okay, Brent. If you don't mind, I have a question about the declaration. Uh-huh. The first two paragraphs list list, what they wanna do. The the third paragraph is they start the, where they list the grievances. And the very first one says, he has refute you're talking about the king. He has refused his assent to laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good. Is that his his, adherence to his own laws? Or what what are they talking about there?
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He's refusing to give the executive signature to legislative laws that legislatures have put in place. Just like the president now, if he doesn't sign the bill that congress sends him, same it's common law. That's the common law relationship between the branches of government. The the president can veto the bill, then it's not law. He can sign it if everything else was done right, the right process, then it's law. He can put it in his pocket for ten days and, not sign it and becomes a pocket veto. If he betos it, then the legislature can override the veto. All these checks and balances between the three branches of common law government. And that's what they're talking about here. He refuses as the executive. He's the he's the president. The president of The United States is a common law king of limited jurisdiction.
We just call him something different, the presider. But in England, they still call him king. It's an old Anglo Dane word. And by the way, that word king is is from the root word kin. Kin, k I n. Cousin. Cousin. And it says in Deuteronomy that nobody would be put in that kind of position of a leader in your country unless he is of you, one of you. Very important concept that we not have foreigners, not natural born, unnatural born, set in the White House like a bummer, and some of those fellows want to be. That's dangerous, like, according to our common law tradition, according to the seventeenth chapter of Deuteronomy.
So when he says here that, what was the word you talked about?
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Assent.
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Oh, assent. Yeah. It's providing assent. That's the common law. Either the he's he's he's he's vetoing, refusing. And that's one of the reasons why we have this provision in our constitution to achieve more checks and balances even than they had. We have the provision called the override of the veto. He just wouldn't say anything. Well, they didn't have this thing called the pocket veto. So he has refused to assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for the public good. I'll I'll read the comment. I have a short one. Unlike common law government, civil law is imperial, administered administered from afar off central command, sending swarms of bureaucrats to force its will.
Thus, it spurns local representative bodies. Our declaration chapters or paragraphs three through 10 decries the king's decree from afar off, which did denied the right of to local legislative representation. And he did that by just not paying attention, not vetoing or not paying attention to their local legislation. So that's that's what that is. That's what I understand about it.
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Okay. One more, if you don't mind, real quick. It reminds me of what's going on right now. And it says, he has erected a multitude of new offices My and sent you a swarm of officers to harass our people and eat out their stuff.
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That's the administrative state, and it couldn't have been put more poetically or beautifully or accurately.
[02:22:12] Unknown:
Yeah. And the the old testament law says that that excuse me. The judgment of a nation, God's judgment, one of the judgments that he puts on them is many princes. Now it was translated by people who lived in England and the word prince and king, that was part of the vocabulary of government. Many princes, that means many same root primary men, many big shots, more and more and more. So pretty soon he got more government and he got people and more chiefs than as we used to say as boys, more chiefs than Indians. And once you get more chiefs than Indians or too many chiefs, well your liberty is going to go away. And then they all get paid by you too. See? And then they have the power to raise their salaries and buy more chiefs.
Yeah. It's not like it's a complicated, complicated thing what tyranny does. Get them all on the payroll, pay them. They get to thinking give them a fur coat. They think they're King Kong. Remember that? Yeah. That's what you got here. Yeah. Then they get bossy. They carry guns, and then they get to threatening people like you know, in America, in our common law tradition, we didn't trust police officers with law enforcement officers with guns until really until about the 1840s. Really? Yeah. We weren't that stupid. I mean, that's why you have the picture. You've seen it in the old Keystone Cops and the cartoon, the cop in New York with a billy stick. Uh-huh. Hope you noticed he doesn't have a gun. And in England, they still have the Thommies. They don't have guns either. They're very proud of that. That's a vestige of our common law tradition. Yeah. But the Mohammedans with knives killing them on this trip. Yeah, that's true. But I'm making the point about our common law tradition and the militia, the, the, in other words, in our common law tradition, the people are armed, the militiamen, not the government.
And if it's the other way around, who's going to intimidate who? That's easy.
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But we don't Well, you know, there's, with Stuart Rhodes of Oath Keepers, by the way, he's going to restart Oath Keepers. Okay. He that's what he's calling on Trump to do is enact the militia on all this stuff rather than worry about getting guys to ICE and deport and other jay, just to institute the militia, which good idea. It'd be a good idea
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if Trump had the machinery under him to control them, but he doesn't right now. And his first job, his first job, well, what he has, the constitution says that only the states have authority to appoint officers over the state militia. If that if Trump calls the state militia out, that means the officers have to be with them, and then Trump is in control of the officer corps. And then the militia is under the the clear direction of the president of The United States under martial law, by the way Yes. And can command them. Yes. As long as all those things are done. That's why we we teach the poor militia clauses. The second amendment's only one, and they all go together. Right. I think he's just calling for the machinery to be put in place so that could become an Well, I'm sure, you know, Stuart's yeah. No. He's a nice I've talked to Stuart. I mean, he's a really level headed straight ahead guy. I mean, I'm very impressed
[02:25:38] Unknown:
with this guy on his observations from three years in jail, how he handled it, the lessons he's learned from it. Like I said, his poise and the, he's like a duck. He's cool, calm, and collected on top and paddles like hell underneath.
[02:25:58] Unknown:
That's good. I'm sure he knows a lot of lessons, Roger. Good.
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Rick?
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Brent? Yeah. Rick, let me just add. Down that list at the bottom, it says he has brought in a foreign jurisdiction. Go ahead.
[02:26:15] Unknown:
Okay. Well, I'll just go get Brent to make the point that, the militia is supposed to be used inside the country, not the US army,
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and they're totally different. Right? True. Yeah. No. I agree. And if we ignore the militia, then that other kind of foolishness and that danger is gonna happen. Yeah. And Justice Joseph Story said way back in the eighteen thirties, he said, my great fear is that we'll ignore these militia clauses. There are four of them. We don't even know what the other three are. People know what the second amendment is, but the second amendment's good. But unless the militia is used Mhmm. Then we forget it. And we have forgot it. And that's what he said was our great fear. And in doing so, he said, we will forfeit not only the badge of our freedom, but the reality of it. Uh-huh. The palladium, he said, that's the badge and the reality. That's accurate accurate,
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forecasting. Yep. Yep. Okay. Brent, hey. I'm gonna go see if I can get my stomach tamed. I know you got stuff to do. Anybody else have a parting shot or not?
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Yes. It's tax on tax on gun sales. Is that infringement?
[02:27:38] Unknown:
Yes. What infringement? Tax
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on gun sales.
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Not as a matter of law. It can get out of hand, though. If you can you know, the power to tax, as our early Americans said, the power to tax is the power to destroy. When I was running for office, Bill Clinton proposed a 10000% tax on ammunition. Mhmm. That really happened. Didn't pass. But his idea was to destroy guns by destroying ammunition by taxing it so heavily. Yep. And he's not one the Constitution doesn't speak to that clearly. As a matter of fact, our I have a question. Go ahead. Well, there's a female there. Yes, ma'am. Oh.
[02:28:26] Unknown:
So I thought there were if there's federal government under the military That's Lisa. Or with the military. Like, all our wars are to me unjust created through false flags, staged events, and whatnot. So if they would try to take us into an unjust war and and or the times that they have, what role should the militia have played in that, if any?
[02:28:55] Unknown:
What role well, once the the president of The United States mobilizes any militiamen from any of the state militias or any part thereof or the whole thing, must they muster upon muster and answering the the subpoena. And the subpoena is individual, then the individual militiamen. And once it's answered, then that militiamen is under mark the UCMJ, UCMJ of The United State of The United States. And all the things that apply to all of our armed forces now apply to the militiaman. So is that is that what you're asking?
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No. Not really because so the president has authority over the military, but not the militia. Those are separate
[02:29:42] Unknown:
No. Once he once he no. No. Once he summons a militiamen and the militiamen answers the call, then that militiamen becomes a part of the armed forces of the United States. It's always been that way, and it still is. That's never changed. And And that's that common law that's that way. There was a issue in LA back with, pretty recently
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where Trump put the Marines and National Guard in there. And I think if I remember right, he was saying both he and, oh, idiot, the governor there had the ability to call him up, but whoever calls him up first has control.
[02:30:23] Unknown:
That's true. That and that's the way it's always been too. Right. Okay. Yeah. That's the law. Whoever calls him up first. We're talking about this. There are three men in America, three officers that have authority to call up a militiamen. The county sheriff and when the county sheriff does that, he's called a member of the posse. When the governor of your state does that, the militiaman is called a member of the state militia and under that authority. And when the president does it, the militiamen becomes a member of the armed forces of the United States. However, the president, as commander in chief, wants to work that. But whoever of those three men calls him up first, by law, has authority over that militiamen.
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Mhmm.
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That's why But where are governors and sheriffs to be diligent about calling up militiamen so that if they don't want the president that's what I if they don't want the president or the governor to have him, call them up at the county level. The state militiamen or the state governor doesn't want the president to have control. He needs to get on the ball. Most governors probably don't understand that because the militia clauses have been ignored. They don't have a clue. They don't have any more clue about the militia clauses than the folks here that are asking asking questions. And that's not a crime. It's just that those that are responsible to teach these things are not doing it. That's why I advocate. Get this book. Mhmm. Militia of the several states. Yep. Our answer is our answer to its enemies, foreign and domestic. A militiamen has two duties in our common law country. Number one, to defense of the land against enemies domestic, that's to serve as a member of the jury. Number two, defense that's defense of the law of the land from enemies domestic. Number two, defense of the land as a an armed defense as a defending the land as a member of the militia mo militia mobilized.
And then everything kinda works out from there, but there are laws that govern these things and always have been. Mhmm. They are utterly ignored at this point. The only thing anybody knows anything about is the second amendment. And it becomes a selfish thing. Well, my god, nobody's gonna take my gun rights. I mean, I hear that all the time. Why? Why do you even care? Well, I'm gonna protect myself. Well, that's good that you want to do that. We want, don't want you to lose your duty to carry a gun, but there's more to it than that. There's an unselfish altruistic element to this. That's in defense of your state, defensive and defense of The United States. Yep. And that will eliminate that will eliminate the total total control of professional soldiers and sailors.
Just the idea.
[02:33:07] Unknown:
It's a very good, part of the, document in the system to get that where it would be more fluid and actionable. Yeah. So good. Good on you. Roger. Yes, sir. Brent, you gotta go. I'm sorry. I'm eating. I'm eating, Roger. Oh, you're eating while I'm doing? Okay. Well, I don't have Gotta go. I don't have missus Brent to fix that and bring it to me. And and those older guys, our blood sugar starts dropping. We gotta do something. Right, Roger? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's the way it works. Say something while you eat?
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Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead, Joan. You know, that's myrrh. Right. It's myrrh. It's myrrh. Yeah. We do sound somewhat alike. It's hard to tell when you're talking yourself that you sound like someone else. But, yeah. And the first thing I had written down here, I was signing on right when you said, Merle, tell us about antisemitism, Roger. It was funny. But, the first thing was, it's Philippians three eight where Paul says, you know, no no knowledge compares to Christ, but he says it's dung. So that's a repeatable word, d u n g.
And your freedom of silence, the other side of the coin, a freedom of speech, I talked about that on my show. I like that. You know? Because we have this, all the way back to Plato, silence is consent. Well, if someone's being harmed in front of you, yeah. But if it's your own choice, Christ before the, you know, murderers was quiet. You know, like the lamb before the slaughter. Right? He said a couple of things, but then then he was quiet. So this is how we need to be abound around Leo's law enforcement officers.
[02:34:46] Unknown:
Pretty much. Well, the the overall principles all over the Bible, be quick to hear, slow to speak. Hero Israel, hearing the stress, not speaking as much. There is an order of stress, and they are flip sides of the same coin, and I call it governance over one's tongue. And that's not somebody I can can control if you don't want them to at all. You don't have to say anything if you don't want to ever. And there may be consequences. They may do a lot of stuff to you, but it's in your well, what if they torture me? It's still in your control. It's still there.
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Actually, silence speaks much more than words often.
[02:35:23] Unknown:
Often does, unfortunately, but that is the policy of the law. You know, p I had well, I was in a case once where the US attorney at the closing argument cited the choice of the defendant not to get on the witness stand and testify. In other words, exercise the fifth amendment. And he said to the jury, why doesn't he wanna talk? What what's going on here? That's all he said. That case was overturned at on the appellate level because it's against the law and our common law tradition to use the exercise of a fundamental duty called a right to use that exercise against a defendant.
And that's what they did. But, of course, the jury has that option. Well, he didn't wanna get on the witness to hang because he's afraid, he'll say something that will incriminate him. That's exactly right. But there's more to it than that. Under cross examination, the government can weaken anything you say to say what he wants it to say or to cast doubt upon the truth. And he can wear you out after six or eight hours. You get so you can't even hear what he's saying. Yeah. This is dangerous, friend. He can see he can see you're in commerce if you're buying gas. Right? Toe Lustica. Oh, yeah. All sorts of stuff like that. You know? Yeah. I know that you're we're on the same page, but I'm just adding to what you're saying. Yeah.
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But the antisemitism, I was looking it up and found an interesting article under my Jewish learning. And it might go back tomorrow and maybe before that. But, in 1879, he formed an antisemitism league. And if you remember, in 1882, there was this big conference held in Dresden about the Jewish question. And if you remember, it was after the war that if you want a holocaust, there was a holocaust. Alright? And they probably re related. Right? Look what they did to Dresden. They didn't leave enough people alive to bury the dead. Oh, yeah. They're supposed to be in one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Yeah. Mhmm. They rebuild it. That's the Germans for you. And, then I had a couple other things. Well, I have to worry about the militia. But from last week, I asked you about circoseptan.
Did you get to look into that?
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Spell that again for me, Mary.
[02:37:46] Unknown:
C I r c a s e p t a n. It's like circadian rhythm, you know, day and night, only this is the seventh day all the way from creation.
[02:37:58] Unknown:
Oh. Oh. Yeah. I remember you asking that. That's right. Well, I can tell you what I know about. That's an awful fancy word, and I think fancy words like that are unnecessary. Let's find a way to talk about it and just say seven. See, it's not just people. It's animals. Okay? Well, I'm not The busy beaver goes up in its lodge Friday evening at sunset. Well, you're don't come out. You're preaching to the choir, Murr you're preaching to the choir to me, but I know you're talking for other people too. But clearly, when communism came into Russia, they said everybody's gotta work seven days, including the horses on the farms.
Well, they found out that didn't work for horses or men. It didn't work. When I was growing up, just my experience with it, when it when it was midnight, my father would be running across the field and trying to shut down the tractors that were running in the field with him. And he'd be doing that to me, waving his arms. I'd see him out of the corner of my eye. He'd say, shut her down. It's midnight. We didn't farm on Sundays, and that started midnight for him. That's the way he did it. And, I know there are people that have a differences about what day is the Sabbath, and I can talk to that at length. But the bottom line is there's a cycle of seven days, and I think that's clear. Not only is it a law of nature that we can see play out in nature, but it's also, written in the Bible. So the two laws of nature and laws of nature of God undergird each other on that point.
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That's what this is about. I'm looking It's not just any seventh day, though. This Sunday thing slipped in over time
[02:39:30] Unknown:
and including in the King James version of the If you can, Myr, if you can prove to me that you know what the ancient calendar was, then you might have an argument. Otherwise, I dismiss that. Well, I just said The seventh day Adventist say a Saturday. Well, Saturday is the pagan calendar, and the calendar of God is lost unless somebody's found it and I don't know. I read a lot about it. I haven't found it. I do know this as we know that we go by a pagan calendar, with the names of pagan gods, which the law of God forbids us to even say. We're not to even speak the names of the pagan gods like Saturn and and Thor, Thursday, and Frigg, his wife, Friday, and on and on we go. We're living in a cruel, twisted world. How do we deal with all of the evil, the demonism, and the false religion that's caving in on us constantly? Well, how do we deal with it? Well, the spirit of God in us will constantly be in be, be, doing that through us. But let me just throw out an idea, Mer. Let me ask you, Mer, just so if you're are you willing to say, let me know. But are you a Seventh day Adventist?
[02:40:41] Unknown:
No. I'm of no denomination. I follow God, and he says to keep his commandments. They're not suggestions. And the fourth one says,
[02:40:49] Unknown:
remember to keep the Sabbath day holy. Well, you're going beyond you're going beyond my question. I want you to stick to my question till I get done. I said no. I am of no denomination. Well, it's good. You did that. You did that. Well, let me let me continue on. Were you raised as a Seventh day Adventist?
[02:41:04] Unknown:
Well, there were ones around me and all around the, you know, whole area where I grew up.
[02:41:10] Unknown:
Okay. Remind me again, Myr, because I don't if you said it, forgive me, and I don't remember if you did, where did you grow up and where what state are you living in now?
[02:41:19] Unknown:
I'm in Wisconsin now. I transplanted myself. I grew up in South Central Rural Pennsylvania.
[02:41:26] Unknown:
Oh, okay. Just curious. I'd like to know. You know, you've been around for a long time. I'm not. A lot of good to get to know you. Well, Myr, wait a minute, Myr. I just wanna get to know you a little more. But wait a minute. You're getting to know her. Myr? Yeah. Oh, I know. Here's what I know about Myrrh. Well, wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait.
Wait. Wait. Wait What are you gonna say?
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I just wanted to say it's important also that I lived on, Lookout Mountain and, you know, up above Chattanooga. Chattanooga. Big Mountain up there with my grandmother at times.
[02:42:07] Unknown:
Wow. What a what a view over that river and valley.
[02:42:10] Unknown:
Well, myrrh, anyway, but you're Way back in there is where yeah. Go ahead.
[02:42:15] Unknown:
I was gonna say myrrh. That's my thing. And here's the other thing too. I grew up in a place where we observed this the, the eighth day Sabbath. The eighth day Sabbath is part is part of the the observance that came out of Scotland and came to America, and it was revitalized in in the Midwest in the Ohio Valley at the Cane Ridge Revival by the by the Presbyterian, Barton Stone, who offered communion. And it it became, overwhelming overwhelming event. But that was the what the they called in Scotland before that, the, Holy Week. And Holy Week was focused on the eighth day Sabbath as the old testament talks about it. And that's something I present to people. Sunday is not something that Rome caught up. Sunday or not Sunday, what I call the first day of the week Sabbath. That's something that's in the Old Testament and then also the New Testament. And it has an important part in the law of God. And it has to do with a week of doing certain things, including the Lord's Supper. We did the week, what we called it, where we were to revival week. We had it every year. And all through the week, we've had, the, usually have a preacher come in. He'd talk to us in the evening, but we'd be around. And then it was in a time of the year that between harvest and as a planting and harvest so that people could come. And then, on Saturday, we'd have an all day, event. And then on Sunday, we'd have an all day event in church in the morning, and we'd eat together, then church in the afternoon. And then we had the Lord's supper that night. And that was what they called in Scotland Holy Week, the seventh day Sabbath, and it was on the seventh day principle. So when you talk about the Sabbath, it's it you're talking, of course, to a guy. I'm trying to tell you that, yeah, I understand the principle of the seventh day. And the fourth chapter of Hebrews tells us that the Sabbath for the Christian man and woman is every day.
Because we've entered finally into that eternal rest ceasing to try to please God by working for our salvation. Because Jesus Christ has done all the work. And that's the way I understood it growing up. I've looked at it closely ever since. I'm still looking at it, and that's the way I understand it now. But it still still we're operating on a operating on a pagan calendar. That's my response. And if anybody can find the true calendar, myrrh, if anybody can find it, I think you could. So I want you to look for it. If you would, for me, I'd request that. Kindly, hope you come up with it. I think we're coming to looking at excuses here
[02:44:52] Unknown:
because six times, the word Shabbat was arbitrarily changed to first day of the week. Who did that? And there were there were sabbaths that dealt with the new moon, and all those things were done away with after his crucifixion.
[02:45:06] Unknown:
There's only that Sabbath day. Apparently, you've come to that conclusion. I haven't. But tell me, who changed the word the first day of the week?
[02:45:18] Unknown:
Greg Slater's. I'm not sure who who exactly, but six times out of the 98 or whatever they were, they arbitrarily
[02:45:24] Unknown:
changed it to first day of the week. You mean in the Bible, it's changed? Yeah. I can't hear you, Murrah. Say it again.
[02:45:32] Unknown:
Yes, sir.
[02:45:34] Unknown:
Oh, okay. Well, that doesn't mean it's changed the Bible. The Bible hasn't changed. Whatever it says, it says, but it says Sabbath. It says Sabbath. If you go to my translation of the Bible, every time that word occurs, I have a, special way of saying it, and it's not first day of the week. The word Sabbath is an unusual word in that it means seven, and it also means, rest. And then God defines that rest very specifically. He doesn't say don't work on the Sabbath. He says don't do don't be working for the man on the Sabbath. That's the big picture of what he's saying there. Don't be working for an for another fella. Don't be an involuntary servitude or slavery. And that's why all slaves were it was forbidden to use them for that purpose. And they could rest in all the animals, all the slaves, all the freemen, everybody according to Bible, rest on the Sabbath. But that doesn't mean there's certain things you can't do, and there were certain thing. When we got up, on Sunday morning, so what we do is Sunday in our calendar. We quit work, of course, by midnight, no matter how far we work, we quit at midnight. We got up on Sunday morning. First thing we did, we did the feeding. We went out and fed the animals. Why? Because that's not forbidden in the Bible.
There are things we brush our teeth. We, do a lot of things that aren't working for the man on Sunday. And, it's a principle. Now this is the way I understand it for what it's working. It's like the tithe. Your 10% that you give is a token. It's not not that god needs the money. It's you saying to God, I'm giving this to you or giving this to your work out of obedience to you, just, make a statement that you own it all. And the Sabbath, is a statement to God that every day belongs to him. Every day. It's not just rotely keeping the Sabbath, although there is a practical thing to it too. I understand that, and it it's very necessary. But it's our statement to God that, he owns every day all our time and everything we do. That's the way I understand it to analogize it to the 10% tie. Yep. Thank you. Hindsight.
[02:47:41] Unknown:
Yeah. Can I finish I just wanna finish up with this thing if I can a little bit? Yeah. Burr, I know you can make it quick. Go ahead. I was judiciously keeping the Sabbath from Friday sunset till Sabbath sunset for just over nine months, which I thought was peculiar. And there was something I really needed to do to help someone Friday evening. Right? And I heard him impress upon me. Did I not heal on the Sabbath? Right? So that gave me to know that I'm being a parasite. Yeah. So I know. I did what needed to be done.
[02:48:16] Unknown:
I know. I'm with you, and I like that. Thanks for that's your that's your testimony. That's a personal experience of what God showed you practically in real real time and real life. That's what motivates people. Murr, thanks, Murr. Thank you. Who's next? Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. Bye bye. Who's next? Hi. It was Larry.
[02:48:35] Unknown:
Larry. My answer to this issue for Murr is Romans 14 verses five and six.
[02:48:45] Unknown:
Well, read it for us.
[02:48:51] Unknown:
Larry, can you read it?
[02:48:53] Unknown:
You have it. Oh, okay. One one man esteemeth one day above another, another esteemeth every day alike. Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind. He that regardeth the day, regardeth it unto the Lord, and he that regardeth not the day, to the Lord he doth not regard it.
[02:49:13] Unknown:
Now let me make a comment if I may. That Paul the Apostle, what I believe he's clearly telling us is, there ain't no sense in doing anything unless you're fully persuaded. The spirit has fully persuaded you. And when he does, then you'll you're motivated, and you'll do it. Second thing I want to observe is just because Paul said that does not mean that there is not a Sabbath. God knows what the Sabbath is, and I think we've lost it. I wish I knew what it was. I don't think I do. It does but what Paul said there is not designed. Paul does this kind of thing a lot. This Paul Paul leaves you hanging on a lot of stuff. That comes from all of his, higher learning and his PhDs.
But he is saying there, you must be persuaded, but he's not saying, not to be, regimented about observing a Sabbath. If people wanted he does say that. But it's a good thing. And I dare say I dare say that, Paul the Apostle did that. I'm I'm sure that there were things that he couldn't get out of his system. The almost, the discipline of doing it. Martin Luther said one time that he couldn't stop praying before the statue of Mary, and he couldn't. It was so drilled into him and so deeply a part of his culture, he couldn't stop. And he knew that there are a lot of people telling him, and he knew it, that, wait a minute, this is idolatry. And he said even to his students, I think I might have mentioned this, and the students, he'd invite them over for supper, and they'd ask him questions and take notes. And you can buy all of the notes they took in a book called Table Talk. It's pretty thick. All of his comments, they knew he was clever, and they just wanted to know what he would say.
And he said to them one time, you boys will be able to enjoy the Christian life. I've never enjoyed it that much. I I'm too deeply involved, and it's almost impossible for me as an Augustinian monk and all the discipline I've had to do certain things to extricate myself from the entanglements of mockery and all of the it's idolatry. And he had a view of God that he knew God wasn't gonna hurt him or send him to hell, but there were so many years in his life that he firmly believed that it was hard for him to grasp it fully. Although he intellectually knew that he was free of doom, he had freedom.
He knew it for sure. But he struggled as we all do in coming to full grips trying to enjoy the Christian life by it's one thing to have freedom from hell, and he had it, and I have it. But do I enjoy it every minute of every day? And my lack of enjoyment yes. You may. One more sentence. My lack of enjoyment comes down to doubting. You about the weakness that allows me not to trust. Go ahead, whoever was gonna talk.
[02:52:09] Unknown:
Yeah. I think pretty sure that Paul often stated that when they were going through the tradition from before Christ the law and after, he's teaching grace. Right? He's he's telling people that if you believe, whether it is or isn't against the law, if you believe you're breaking the law, you are wrong. You should refrain from that activity whether it's what he was teaching or not. He he felt that if you felt like abstaining from certain types of meat and stuff like that were a sin and you did it, they were a sin.
[02:52:54] Unknown:
Uh-huh. I think that's a good summary of his point of view. And to him to him who knows well, I can say other things about Paul. Just leave it what you said. That's pretty good. Yeah. I think you're right. You summarized the point of view I get from Paul as well. It's and it's to do that would be violate conscience. And that's why the Westminster Confession the Westminster Confession chapter 20 says that God alone is lord of the individual conscience. That's between you and God. And, you're saved from hell, and the more more mistakes you make at that point because your discernment is not as sharp as it will be as a Christian man, by your by your wrong choices, you'll learn right. And that's the that's the discipline of the Christian life. I've been doing making mistakes for a lot, discerning things that were true or not true. But let's make this clear, Every violation of God's law is a violation of God's law whether you understand it or not.
Most of sin, according to the Bible, most of our violations of God law is inadvertent and unknowing. There are two words in the Old Testament and two words in the New Testament for sin, both translated the same, but they're vocally different words that mean different things. One of them and the one of the two words in the two testaments is sin that is inadvertent, mistaken, unknowing, in innocence but it doesn't change it. It's still trespass. And most of what Christians well what Christian men do they're invaded of the spirit of the other of our bodies and our brains.
The bible says that we cannot cannot knowingly commit sin. Once we know, the spirit won't let us do it. This that's a great truth, friends. That says a lot. Mhmm. But most of our sin is we didn't know or we forgot or we got tired or we're we're our eyes weren't open or we were half asleep or maybe we drank too much. Who knows? That's all just part of our mortal weakness, but it doesn't change it. A trespass is a trespass. You know it. Common law. There are two kinds of trespass. So there what we have intentional trespass of property and unintentional and unknowing trespass.
But you can be sued for both of them and be fined or or not fined, but the other the other side that can get money out of you. Yeah. And that's the way it is with God. Even more so, trespass is trespass. Period. It's up to us to know and to learn and to please God. And the more we learn, the more we know. And the more we don't trespass, the more enjoyable our lives will be. That's what the Bible teaches. Yeah. We've got something to shoot for our friends here. Let's get let's get serious about it and learn the Bible. And in that vein, by the way yeah. Let me say this, then you can talk. In that vein, one more sentence. In that vein, I want you to join us on Saturdays and Sundays. That'll be tomorrow morning. We're teaching through the Bible, through books of the Bible and the constitution of The United States. Saturdays and Sundays, go to commonlawyer.com.
You can click on the links, and it'll have the times there. Commonlawyer.com. You can listen to us on Saturdays Saturdays and Sundays also. Who is it there? Somebody wanted to talk.
[02:56:05] Unknown:
Robbie.
[02:56:07] Unknown:
Yeah. Yes, sir. I I just have a couple things to share. The Bible does tell us that the enemy has changed the times and the seasons, and so we know that he has changed our calendar. And, I've I've studied that for quite some time. But, you mentioned eighth day. Could you explain that to me, about the eighth day?
[02:56:35] Unknown:
Well, the the eighth day, if we knew what day it was, the eighth day would be the first day of the week, sometimes called the eighth day. And the bible and the law of God goes into that and it you know it's kind of these aren't things that will save you from hell. Following the law of God will not save you from hell, period. Getting into the kingdom of God, you don't get in by following the law of God, and you don't get out by breaking the law of God. It goes both ways. No. You get in by birth just like you got into your family the first time. You didn't get into your family the first time by trying to persuade your father and mother.
[02:57:13] Unknown:
No. They did it. Okay. And that's the way it goes. I guess I don't understand I guess I don't understand how the first day can also be the eighth day, but I, you know Well well well well, do we have to understand Wait. Wait.
[02:57:26] Unknown:
Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. You'll get your chance. We don't have to understand. If the Bible says it, it's a fact. Why do we have it's alright if we understand. Maybe maybe God will show us more, but let's go with what it says first. And I would refer you to this. Just go to the Bible. Go to the Internet. It's too easy now. I don't hesitate to say it. Look up the eighth day and type in eighth day Sabbath. Type in Holy Week. Holy Week. Well, you'll get a lot on that too. That's that what I talked about that came from the old country. So just saying you don't understand is that that doesn't mean anything. There's man, there's a lot of things I don't understand, but my job is to know what the Bible tells me.
And when I do it by the way, when you do what you know the bible says whether you understand it or not, god says he'll bring the understanding. But it comes through obedience not through intellectualism and trying to understand it with your mind. That's not it. God will and the spirit of God will enlighten the mind with understanding as we obey. Even the simplest things. That's my that's my personal testimony. I've heard others say it. The bible says it. Now I know it. And I know it more and more as I get older. For what it's worth, I suggest that to you. And thank you for bringing it up. But look up those things I mentioned and begin to read because, obviously, you like to read and study. You said that. And so I just recommend that to you if it's something you haven't heard of before.
And And you know this, for example, circumcision circumcisions on the eighth day. The eighth day is important in the law of God. Go ahead. Go ahead. One more Oh, that more question, and then I'm a go to the other. Go ahead. One more question. I'm a go to the other guy. Go ahead.
[02:59:02] Unknown:
Yeah. That I'm familiar with the eighth day for circumcision. I certainly have heard of that, but my testimony is that I've been seeking to find the true calendar myself, and the closest that I feel that I've gotten is following the cycles of the moon. And I believe that's the way before, you know, well, just in ancient times, I do believe they followed the cycles of the moon. And so we know, like, for example, September means September means, seven. October means eight. November means nine, and December means 10. So that has nothing to do with a a true calendar. So, I follow something called the creation calendar, and, it's been, it's been a blessing for me. So I feel like I'm getting warmer.
[02:59:55] Unknown:
Okay. Well, you when you get there, we'll talk. Now the, the obviously, the Bible says that the calendar is connected to the moon. That's clear. It's all over the Bible. So let us know what you find out. Thanks for bringing it up. Jesse, I think, was next. Yeah. Jesse. Oh, who's up? Jesse? Jesse, are you there?
[03:00:21] Unknown:
Jesse. Why could this one it was him?
[03:00:26] Unknown:
He might be fiddling for a button.
[03:00:29] Unknown:
I don't He might be. But I'm I'm gonna leave you guys because I'm starving. Okay? Get out of here and give something to you. Three hours. Three hours is about my extent on radio. Oh, we're cool. Roger. It is. See you. Brent, thanks, buddy. I'll see you next week. Thank you, Roger. Oh, by the way, Paul? Paul? Yes.
[03:00:48] Unknown:
I want you to go to the platform where you and I are both on it, and I want you to start communicating with me. Can I talk to you about doing that? Because I need to talk to you about some things. Oh, no. Paul, well, I got you. You know the platform I'm talking about. I don't wanna say it on here. Yeah. Well, thank you for saying it on here. Okay. At any rate, I wanna ask you I wanna ask you, do you what, what do we need if, well, we don't need to do anything for this class you've got going. I don't think, but we need you we need information from you as what you're doing. Miss Francine had mentioned that to me and said, ask Paul what's going on. Tell him to communicate with me.
So if you do that, I don't know exactly what she wants. She's not here today.
[03:01:29] Unknown:
Really, really, all I need you to do is send the lessons to me, and then, I will, make sure that the people in the Radio Ranch Trust group get those
[03:01:41] Unknown:
lessons. Okay. It's too late. I'm glad you told me, but I want you to talk to miss Francine. She may have other questions I don't know about. Thanks, Brit. Yeah. Bye. Bye. Bye. Oh, who's up next? Or somebody's gonna say something?
[03:01:58] Unknown:
I thought Jesse, had a comment. Jesse, are you back yet?
[03:02:04] Unknown:
Run, Brent. Run.
[03:02:09] Unknown:
I'm thinking about it. I got you. That first trip you were trying to think of before is to him that knows to do good and do with it not, to him it is sin.
[03:02:19] Unknown:
Uh-huh. Yeah. Yeah. Uh-huh. So there is something there is something to the importance of, what we call sinning and ignorance. And the buy the words for sin in the bible make that distinction in a shouting way, and it does not come out in the English text at all. The translators don't distinguish the two. I do distinguish the two. Well, I'm trying and I try to find ways to do it that don't interrupt the flow of the text, but it makes for rough going, but I distinguish the two in the winterized version for that reason. There's a difference.
And the bible says us folk that are born from above. What is born in us cannot sin. And so where does sin come from? Paul the Apostle tells us it comes from our flesh not from the spirit of God in us because the spirit of God in us cannot sin. It's not even possible. And so that being true, we don't want to sin. Paul the Apostle said, what I want to do, I don't do. And what I don't want to do, I do do. And who's going to deliver me from this body, that's your carcass, of death? And, his point is our sin is not in the spirit that's in us. No. It's in our flesh. And that's why the discipline of our bodies is is of utmost importance to enjoyment of the Christian life. I beat my body black and blue, he said. And that word, I how do you translate that? That was a word when it says beat. That word means to take your fist and punch a man under the eye.
Give him a shiner. Hard. And Paul says I do that to myself. And now that's hyperbole. But he's stressing that he's really tough on himself. He he he does things that will restrain him from what his body wants to do. Without the spirit of God, you're not to any of us. We're not there are people out there. They're dangerous. They're nothing but animals with human brains that can really figure out how to do some nasty things. And, they try to hide it and do a very good job for many decades. It comes out sooner or later. That's why we have this ugliness we see in the world today. We're not to be a part of that and we're to stay out of reach of those that are a part of that and there's a lot of them out there. How do you do that? I'm telling you, friends, the spirit of God will protect you, but you gotta give him the word of god and he'll work with it. And he'll use the word of god to move you through your mind. He he also he doesn't just inhabit your body. When he inhabits your body, he inhabits your your brain.
That's what the bible teaches. I'm I believe it because it says it, not because I understand it. But it's my job to try to understand it best I can and yours too, by the way. And we do that by passionate over in our minds, listening to others talk about it, and the spirit of God will guide us to all truth. The Bible says he will guide us. He'll protect us from a false teacher, friends, and we've all listened to him, maybe sucked in by him for a while, but he'll he'll, he'll guide us. He'll protect us. Okay. Well, was there anything else? I like like it, Paul, and I said we just stay, but I'm getting so that my speech is getting bumbled, and I'm I can't say my words. I've been talking too long.
Sometimes I'll say the opposite of what I wanna say, and that never works well. And sometimes if you stay here long enough and listen, you'll start hearing the opposite of what I say, and then we're really in a mess.
[03:05:44] Unknown:
Well, no. You know what? No. Because I I just wanted to add in here too about the after the French Revolution, of course, the Jews caused that. They tried a ten day week, and it didn't work.
[03:05:55] Unknown:
Yeah. There yeah. And the Russian Revolution was a continuation of the French Revolution. The French revolution was a continuation of the papal revolution of the eleventh century. And on and on the madness goes clear back to Babylon. You make a good point. Yeah. They did away with the whole anything that had anything. They said we're gonna strangle the last priest with the guts of the last king. They wanted and they took a whore a hooker off the streets of Paris, stripped her naked, and enthroned her on the steps of the no Notre Dame Cathedral and put a sign above her that said logic.
We worship logic. There's a reason. All these French words for that stuff. That's what'll get it. We're we're we're more interested in understanding things sometimes. I know. I know that. That's a Charlie Kirk crowd, and I like that. That's where you start out. You wanna understand. But you can't understand until you get the facts. You got this the lady said, I'm looking for the calendar. How do you do that? Well, you know the fact of the moon. You know the moon has a cycle. You know the fact of it. Do you really understand it? If anybody understands it, I've never met them. But I do know it's a fact. The moon does what it does, and I can count on it. And, God has says that we're to pray, my thy kingdom come and thy will, thy law be done on land as it is up in the skies. And up in the sky, the moon, the sun, and the stars operate according to perfect laws of God. There is nothing interfering with what they do. We can predict where every planet will be into infinity at any given point in time.
But down here Down here. I don't think we comprehend how much evil the race of man perpetrates into creation. As it says in Romans, all creation is groaning awaiting the redemption of man of God's people. Right now it groans and it's a mess. But there is that there is the communication from up in the sky, Thy kingdom come as it is in the heavens down to land and the moon is a big part of that. That's why we have the predictability, the perfect predictability of the tides, not to mention the growth of crops. We operated according to that when I was growing up. Some people still do, and it works, friends. Do I understand it? We witched wells. We witched water wells. Do I understand that? I don't know anybody that can explain that. Is it a law? Yeah. It's a law. It's the way things are. It's not witchcraft like they thought in the middle ages, all those things.
[03:08:31] Unknown:
You can count the number. Go ahead. I'm sorry. I'm talking. Go ahead. Somebody said something. Oh, I was just gonna say the gravitational pull you plant above ground plants in the annular of the moon those two weeks. Yeah. And in the full Yeah. You can
[03:08:45] Unknown:
and you can read all about that. To turn around.
[03:08:48] Unknown:
They actually have to turn around if you don't do that. So I Yeah. It takes longer to germinate.
[03:08:54] Unknown:
Yeah. And you can find that all in the Farmer's Almanac. They got it all in there. People have been observing it for centuries and thousands of years. Okay. Well, I'm gonna go. And, if if you wanna talk more or listen more, come join us tomorrow morning, the same time and then an hour earlier for Sunday. We don't call this church today. We don't call it church on Saturday. We call it church on Sunday just because people are used to it. But we do the same thing all three times. We talk about the laws of nature and the laws of nature of God. There is no other calling more important and there is no higher calling to God's people and to study his will. And the will of the sovereign we call law. The way things are and they ain't going to change. Somebody mentioned a while ago grace. Grace has always been here. The welcome of God has always been available.
Before Jesus Christ came in his first advent, the grace of God was available. If men trusted that what the Bible said about his coming was true, they look forward. After he came, now we trust upon what the Bible says about him is true. We trust in hindsight. It's evidence. The evidence going forward, the evidence looking back. It's all there. It's incontrovertible. That's why we do what we do and talk and say the things we talk. Thank you for coming again. Since we're off the air, aren't we? I mean, we're not on public platform. No. We are still we're still on Global Voice Network, and we're still on Rumble, Twitch, and dLive. Oh, okay. Euro folk right now. Okay. I'm gonna pray. On the end, there'd be downright stupid not to do that. Let's pray real quick, and then I'm I'm out of here. Father, we thank you for a little more time to, approach your evidence of your will.
And we we, we recognize your absolute and utter sovereignty and your majesty, your glory, your weightiness of your person. And we thank you for your redemption, buying us back from hell. And we ask that you give us that joy, by guiding us. Thank you that you've given us the spirit. And I pray for each person that's part of this, for their physic that they'd be safe from physical harm, spiritual evil, and false doctrine. And not necessarily in that order, but physical harm, spiritual evil, and false doctrine, and also for their children, their grandchildren, their great grandchildren, their parents, and their grandparents.
What a joy we have to hear to hear a people that glorify you, make this our central purpose, and grant us the enjoyment of seeing you glorified. We ask this these things in the authority of our lord Jesus Christ in confidence that this is what he wants. Amen. Alright. Thank you, Paul.
[03:11:55] Unknown:
Thank you, Brent. If I could give you if I could give you my take on what you said when you've been talking a while and you might start to start saying things backwards. And I've been listening for a while and I might be hearing things backwards. Well, that's not terribly a bad thing because the negative and the negative equals the positive. So you and I have been on the same page because if you say it backwards and I hear it backwards, then I'm hearing right where you are. It's everyone else that's gonna be confused.
[03:12:25] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. We're we're in the we're in the same rhythm you're saying here. There you go. I know. I get it. I get it. You know, God can use anybody for any way. I remember the story I probably told about the little girl standing outside the church, and I heard this preacher tell him the story about he's in London during the snowstorm, and all these street urchins are running around outside, didn't have parents and dirty and hungry. And one, this guy gets done, this little church downtown, someplace in this years ago, and this little girl comes to him and says, can I talk to you? And the preacher said, well, yes. What's your name?
She said, my name is Edith, and she's filthy dirty. You know? And so what can I do for you, Edith? Well, you told me to come here. And you you I did? Yeah. You called my name and told me to come here, and you had something for me. What do you mean I called your name? I didn't mention Edith, I don't think. He said, well, she said, I heard you say I was standing in the door in the back when they open it, and you said that Jesus Christ welcomed sinners and eateth with them. And she said, I'm Edith. Now that may be that may may be beyond what some of you can notice. I don't know, but just go look it up. Jesus Christ welcomes sinners and eateth with them. But whatever that guy said, it hit home with her. See? And, that happens to a lot of people. It's happened to me, me before that way too. Alright, Paul. Well, text, miss Francine Will do. If you will. Okay. Alright. Alright. Talk to you later.
[03:14:05] Unknown:
Thank you, Brent. You bet. Bye. Bye. Bye. And that's it for the Radio Ranch Friday edition with, Brent Allen Winters on Global Voice Network, herofolkradio.com, and radiosoapbox.com, among other platforms as well, but they only keep up with us on the first hour. Our website is thematrixdocs.com. That is thematrixd0cs.com. You can find the links to free conference call. Join us live on the show. You can find interviews. You can find exhibits, downloadables, tons of stuff. There's a literal plethora of information right there on that website for your freedom and your information. Thanks so much for joining us. I'm Paul from Global Voice Network. I'm out of here getting started on the rest of my day. Ciao.
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Introduction and Hosts Introduction
News Discussion: Charlie Kirk Incident
Tipping Point Events and Global Impact
Historical Anecdotes and Personal Stories
Understanding Evil and Wisdom
Intelligence and Wisdom According to God
The Role of the Spirit of God
Common Law and Declaration of Independence
Historical Context of American Colonies
Slavery and Cultural Schisms
Natural Law and Common Law
Freedom of Speech and Religious Influence
Christian Brotherhood and Love
Militia and Government Authority
Sabbath Observance and Calendar Discussion
