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10 Commandments Marathon - Why The 10 Commandments Are Still Law

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	Show right here on TruthRadioShow.com We've got an awesome show for you today.
	We've got our guest, Nolan Kidwell from Cascadia Cutlery.
	And the title of tonight's broadcast is Before and After, Set in Stone the Ten Commandments.
	And what this means is we want to prove that the Ten Commandments were not, you know, just given to Moses.
	They didn't just come out of nowhere and say, here's, you know, these laws.
	Many of the laws, that's what I'm going with, okay?
	The Ten Commandments were established, yes, with Moses on Mount Sinai, but the laws themselves, were they there before Mount Sinai?
	So we're going to prove, using scripture, that yes, they were.
	So I want to welcome our guests here.
	Let me get your audio, brother.
	Can you hear me okay, Dan?
	Yep, there you go.
	So this is Nolan Kidwell from CascadiaCutlery.com.
	What's up, brother?
	I'm doing good.
	You know, this came from...
	We started talking because somebody my wife knows had mentioned that, you know, oh, well, there weren't laws in place until Moses.
	And, you know, it's as simple as you can't see the wind, but you can see the...
	The effects of the wind.
	You can see what the wind causes.
	And I believe the laws are pretty self-evidently there.
	See, I'm watching out of time on here.
	I'm going to go.
	There we go.
	Yeah, you've got a 30-second delay.
	Anyway, the laws are written on our hearts.
	And I believe that's been there since the beginning of time.
	How would you follow the rules if you didn't know there were rules?
	Our patriarchs that we see prior to Exodus 20 were already doing the law, and it hasn't gone away either.
	You've done a bunch of great shows on the Ten Commandments.
	This is looking at it in a different way.
	Yeah, definitely, because it shows a different perspective, because we talk about then and now, we did a lot of shows on that, how, yes, the Ten Commandments are still, obviously, law, and people deny it.
	I'm like, alright, is it okay to commit adultery and all that stuff?
	No, it's not.
	Well, there you go.
	So, that solves that debate, but now the question is, the Ten Commandments, yes, they were set in stone, given to Moses and all that, but the laws themselves, like, don't commit adultery, don't have other gods, idolatry and everything else, These were, this is in scripture, that yes, these individual laws were already there.
	You know, natural laws, like you said, with the wind.
	I mean, it blows.
	You know, you can't smell it sometimes.
	You can't see it.
	You don't know where it's coming from, but it's there.
	You know what I mean?
	So, same thing with these laws.
	And you'll see, especially idolatry, man.
	Oh, man.
	We got a bunch of information on that, but, you know, just the Ten Commandments in general, and you laid it out, because of what happens, me and Nolan, like, let's get some scripture together, right?
	He already had a jumpstart on me, so I was doing the scripture, and everything I come up with, he already had.
	I'm like, oh man, what do I do now, you know?
	So I looked into the book of Joshua, and I'm like, wow, alright, here we go.
	So we found a lot of information in the book of Joshua.
	I don't know if we're going to get it all out tonight, but there's a A ton load of information in Joshua just on the first and second commandment alone.
	It's don't have other gods before me and idolatry.
	You know what I mean?
	And that was huge over there.
	I mean, especially the days of Nimrod and everything else.
	It is insane.
	So, yeah, I hope you don't get in trouble by your wife.
	Dan, you know, I'd like to point out before we get into this also, neither of us are teachers.
	Neither of us are preachers, so to speak.
	And We are just average, normal guys.
	I know you didn't go to some sort of seminary school.
	I did not go to some sort of seminary school.
	And the real truth of this is the Holy Spirit gives us the ability to read the Word, find what we're looking for on our own without any...
	You'll see a lot of people, they'll do studies where it's nothing but a big old concordance.
	They type in the word, blessing, and then they just go through all the verses that show blessing.
	And that's fine.
	If you're using that as a reference to get started, but you really need to do your own study.
	You need to read your own Bible.
	And the answer that's going to become more and more important as we get into the end days is to have that law written on your heart.
	Absolutely.
	Yeah, that's what it's about.
	We go through this a lot all the time because people say, oh, you're not a certified teacher.
	And I ask them, what's certified?
	Oh, you're going to go to a Bible school, academy, and learn theology.
	I'm like, really?
	That's kind of funny because...
	You know, I read through scripture, and none of these people did that.
	You know what I mean?
	But today's standards, we've got to go through these hoops, and they don't even teach the entire Bible in these academies and colleges, so I've got to go through those hoops to be able to call myself a teacher of God.
	You know what I mean?
	None of these people in scripture went through those things.
	They were just normal men like me and you that God used as a voice.
	You know what I mean?
	And like you said, the Holy Spirit's got to be written upon your heart, and there's not one university or church on this planet that could do such things.
	A degree doesn't wait upon your heart.
	The Holy Spirit does.
	And again, in the way I tell people before, man, just because you have a degree, it's all good and all that, all good and dandy, but that holds no water to God at all.
	Versus somebody out there in the street, homeless, preaching the Word of God.
	You know what I mean?
	You think you have more clout in the Kingdom of God than that person that doesn't have an education?
	No, you don't.
	You know what I mean?
	Plain and simple.
	To the world you might, but not to God.
	You know what I mean?
	And I'm not trying to diminish people's Effort to go get a degree and all that stuff, but don't think you're more in the kingdom of God when you're not.
	You know what I mean?
	We're all equal, plain and simple.
	So that being established here, we get the Ten Commandments again, and it's unreal how far you can go with the Ten Commandments because the entire scripture from Genesis to Revelation, the books Joshua, the book of Enoch, and all that, it's all about two things.
	Jesus Christ and the Ten Commandments.
	It's more than just the Ten Commandments.
	The Commandments, you know, we like to think of them as a list of ten.
	But if you go and look at them even, they aren't just a list of ten.
	It doesn't one through ten.
	In fact, I pointed out with you when we first started our study that the Ten Commandments that's in front of Congress, you'll see there's a little statue out there.
	It looks like a book.
	It's got the Ten Commandments on that.
	That was actually a publicity stunt bought by Cecil B. DeMille Donated and Congress said, yeah, we'll take a free statue.
	Yeah, go ahead and put it out there.
	That sounds good.
	It's not because of some sort of biblical, our country is built on God sort of thing.
	It was literally a publicity stunt for the movie, The Ten Commandments.
	So when we look at this, you got to look at more than just the Ten Commandments because, I mean, you get into Deuteronomy and you get into something as simple as the food laws.
	There's a lot of people tell you the food laws are gone, but when it says Forever and ever, through all your generations, I don't really see that going away.
	I wear my tzitzis.
	There are days I, you know, grab a pair of pants that don't have a set on them, but, you know, they remind me to that God's law is written on my heart.
	And by the way, yes, I agree with you.
	You know, we are a bunch of people that are following the son of man who was basically a homeless dude hanging out with a bunch of his fishing buddies.
	So we really can't...
	can't sit there and put ourselves, anyone up on a high horse because they've studied under someone or on something.
	Read your Bible, study yourself, learn.
	Absolutely.
	And that's exactly, you know, I mean, uh, how it is, you know, and, uh, Every day we have to remind ourselves of the laws and faith in Jesus Christ and everything else.
	It's a daily thing.
	Repentance and all that good stuff.
	It's a struggle.
	Nobody said being a Christian is going to be easy.
	In fact, the Bible said it's going to be hard until we get into the Kingdom.
	Yeah, these things are very important.
	These things get overlooked in the mainstream churches out there, especially with the commandments now.
	It's crazy, man.
	They barely even touch them anymore.
	Even in fact, they tell people they're no longer law, which we covered that a million times already.
	But...
	This is very important to know the history and all the stuff.
	How do they build up to...
	And what I... My opinion is, and it's scriptural too, that when God gave Moses the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai, he was just reiterating the main laws that were already there.
	Now, each commandment, like you pointed out, right?
	Each commandment, and so on, you know what I mean?
	So they're all embedded within these Ten Standard Commandments.
	Then Jesus had his two commandments, which was still honoring the ten, you know, the Father's commandments, but his two commandments, too, the great commandments.
	And so that's, you know.
	This is probably really about one of our few New Testament verses on our study tonight.
	Do me a favor and read out Matthew 22, 37 through 40.
	You've got better access Okay, let me grab that here, guys.
	Because really, all of the other commandments, the first several commandments, the first four commandments, really basically all have to do with...
	Would you say Matthew 22?
	37 through 40. 22, 37 through 40. The first four commandments really all have to do with loving God, and the rest all have to do with loving your neighbor.
	But let's get the actual verse going here.
	You can also see Matthew 5.44 reiterates this.
	Okay, give me a second here.
	Oh yeah, here we go.
	So Matthew 22, 37-40 says, Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord God with all my heart and all my soul and thy mind.
	And the first great commandment, and the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy number as thyself.
	And on these two commandments hang, It brings back your focus.
	If you're ever like, is this right?
	You got that moment of, is this right?
	If you ask yourself, does this fall into one of those two categories?
	Am I honoring God?
	Am I loving my neighbor?
	And it goes further to love your enemy as yourself.
	Looking at that and you're like, how am I treating?
	Now, there are times to step up and protect innocence.
	Somebody in that situation is, you know, they may both be your neighbor, but somebody's Threatening and innocent, you know, it's your spot to step in and defend that person.
	And so, you know, that's something that, you know, sometimes they're going to be at odds with each other.
	You can't love both people at that moment, perhaps, but you can lovingly make sure they're doing what they're supposed to be doing.
	Absolutely.
	You know what I mean?
	And that's what we need to establish this and keep it in the hearts written upon your hearts.
	So now you come up with a lot of awesome scripture and all that.
	So do you want to get into your slides here?
	I'll tell you what.
	I'll hit Old Testament real quick.
	And then you have a lot of stuff.
	You went into some Apocrypha, and I'm glad you did because it was kind of...
	I couldn't hit it all myself, and neither could you hit all of it, so we kind of split it up.
	I'm going to give some verses that are pre, you know, these are all pre Exodus 20, essentially.
	But the one thing that I really came to find out of all this, in a lot of ways, is that this came down to covenant.
	You know, you're like, well, there was no law.
	Well, what was the law?
	The law was a covenant that was signed between The children of Israel at that time and God.
	They finally, they're like, we can't even be in the presence of him.
	Moses, go up to the mountain and do this for us.
	But they had already received the law even before he went up there with the golden calf.
	So it came down to covenant.
	So I've got a quick description here of covenant.
	It says, if mercy or grace is forgiveness for transgression of the law, a covenant would be an agreement to keep the law.
	It would be just that, a quid pro quo, this for that, outline of rules and consequences, curses and rewards, blessings for freedom or freedoms.
	Now, are you on your slide right now or – I actually went to the second page of notes.
	I gave...
	Dan, my notes, they're all handwritten.
	I think he's putting some of them up.
	I think I've added stuff since I gave it to him.
	So that's something really to look at is that the law itself is covenant.
	If you are keeping God's commandments, you are obeying his commandments, then you're going to be in that covenant with him.
	That's where the Holy Spirit is going to come and touch you.
	I have at the top of, I think, my first page, real tiny, it says, following God's laws is not works.
	And it's the other thing that constantly gets brought up.
	As soon as you bring up God's laws, the dispensationalists especially, they like to tell you, well, not by works, not by works, like a little parrot.
	Not by works!
	And it had nothing to do with works.
	How would God's laws be works?
	Works are something you do not.
	Because you love God.
	You get into James 2. If you're really not sure what I'm talking about, go look at James 2. James 2 was my start on a path.
	It's maybe the only time I've ever heard the small, still voice is simply told to go read James 2. It was what began to correct me.
	What I would say is, in terms of what What this is all going to bring it back to is every one of these things is a covenant.
	So we can look at the stuff I have on page one.
	We can look at what you brought in on idolatry, on a jealous God.
	But you're not going to benefit from it if you're just following the law because it's in the letter.
	It needs to be in your heart.
	Hmm.
	Well, that's an important part, you know what I mean?
	And, you know, like the Bible says, the law applies for those who do wrong, you know what I mean?
	And it applies to us, too, yeah, but, I mean, if you're doing right, you don't have to worry about the laws because you're not breaking the law, you know what I mean?
	But it applies mainly for the people who are breaking the laws, you know, so...
	It sounds a little confusing, but there's a lot of meaning behind that.
	But anyway, my notes, what I did is I covered the first and second commandment, which is like rolled into one in this book of Joshua.
	So I can cover that real quick since we're going to jump into the first and second.
	So let me cover Joshua quick.
	I'm going to read the summarization, then later on we can get into the verses or whatever.
	Yeah.
	If you go to chapter 11 in the book of Joshua, now I understand people like, oh, the book of Joshua is not the Bible.
	Some people say that.
	Some people say it's missing from the Bible.
	Whatever the case, we know the book of Joshua at least is a great historical account.
	You know what I mean?
	And this is a historical account that fills in the gaps, whatever the case is.
	When the Bible quotes it, You've got to figure it's contemporary, right Dan?
	Yeah, exactly.
	And so it is good historical content.
	So I'm going to do this here.
	Let me pull this up here so people can read along.
	And so this is my notes from the book of Joshua.
	Because we start off at chapter 11, right?
	And actually before that too.
	But this is summarizing basically between idolatry and false gods.
	And this was the time of Nimrod, which he's the ruler of Babylon.
	So...
	It says Nimrod's wicked reign, idol tree of terror, Abraham's father.
	When 50 years old, Abraham returns to his father's house and discovers his idols and makes a pretext to destroy them.
	And after a serving meat for the gods, that's when they sacrifice an animal and a savory meat for God, but they say gods.
	So here we are, idols and gods.
	So this right here is directly into the first and the second commandment.
	Little g, right, Dan?
	Yep, little g, yep.
	And I got it right there, little g, gods, okay?
	So that's not God, you know, the real God.
	So anyway, Abraham takes a hatchet and destroys them, leaving.
	And this, by the way, the hatchet was from CascadiaCultory.com.
	I'm joking.
	So, Abraham takes a hatchet and destroys them, leaving the hatchet in the hands of the larger one, and where it was discovered by his father, who is told by Abraham that the great god has risen up in anger to destroy his fellows.
	And Terah, in his wrath, betrays Abraham to the king, who brings him before the throne of judgment, and Abraham warns his father and the king before all the princes and evils of idolatry.
	Abraham confronts Nimrod when Abraham was 50 years old and left Noah's house and returned to his father's house.
	And Terah was still steeped in the idol tree and still captain of the host of Nimrod.
	And it shows the verses here, Joshua 11, 13 and 15. Abraham demonstrated his father...
	About strange gods, little G's, incensed, and Terah reported that incident to Nimrod, who sent soldiers to seize Abraham, and Nimrod, all his princes, and Terah was present, and Abraham witnessed before them, urging the king to repent of his follies and wickedness.
	And his idol trees, so right here we're seeing like the first and second commandment right here, which they wouldn't establish yet, but idol tree and other gods, you know what I mean?
	So, and to serve the god with the big G, you know, god of creation, of the whole universe who created thee and whose power it is to kill and keep alive and uh shows of joshua 11 54 55 and he ended his uh testimony saying oh foolish simple and ignorant king woe to unto thee forever nimrod was so indignant and full of wrath that he ordered abraham to be put in prison and he asked his uh consuls
	What ought to be done with him?
	And the counsels that Abraham should be thrown alive into the flaming furnace and be burned to death.
	And for three days and three nights, not going off the subject here, but in the scripture you see a lot of things with three days and three nights.
	It was Jonas in the whale, Jesus in the grave, three days and three nights.
	Now you're seeing that they're throwing Abraham in the burning furnace for three days and three nights.
	We've got to do another study on that.
	It's kind of interesting why three days and three nights.
	But anyway...
	And a mighty fire was prepared in the king's furnace.
	And all the inhabitants of the land stood to see Abraham being brought out to be burned.
	And Joshua estimates the crowd about 900,000 people.
	And Joshua relates, and the Lord loved Abraham and had compassion over him.
	And the Lord came down and delivered Abraham from the fire and was not burned.
	And I got a little more here.
	But all the cords which they abound and were burned...
	And while Abraham remained walking about in the fire, Abraham walked in the midst of three days and three nights, and all the servants of the kings saw him walking in the fire, and they came and told the king.
	And when the king heard their words, his heart fainted, and he would not believe them.
	And then the king rose to go see it, and saw Abraham walking in the midst of the fire.
	and at this time Abraham was 50 years old Nimrod was a son of Cush and a son of Ham and Ham begot Cush and so you go on to the bloodlines there and it shows the age but what's going on here it's like What's going on here?
	Because, you know, his father was in the kingdom there.
	They were serving idols and gods, okay?
	And Abraham was like, you know, God told him to destroy these things and send a message.
	He did that.
	So the king, Nimrod, says, you know what?
	He was very angry about that.
	And he goes, you know, your God ain't God, basically.
	So he throws him in the hot furnace for three days and three nights and 72 hours.
	And Abraham's just walking about.
	Didn't even harm him.
	And it stunned everybody in the kingdom.
	Like, whoa.
	And it showed that our God, the God of the universe, is more powerful than their so-called gods.
	And this is idolatry, which is just seen here, is idolatry and serving other gods.
	Now the first commandment says, thou shalt have no other God before me, for I am a jealous God.
	Love God with your heart and soul.
	And number two is don't Worship other idols.
	Don't bow to them.
	Don't make any graven images of them.
	So we're seeing the first two commandments right here.
	That would be the first two commandments.
	But we're seeing them right here in the days of Babylon.
	Very interesting stuff, man.
	There's other verses too that go along with this.
	I mean, the book of...
	Joshua is full of idolatry, full of, not by Joshua, you know, pointing this stuff out, that these kings and false people, serving false gods, I'm sorry, this was going on during those days, and before that, too.
	So, you want to throw anything in there?
	There's a couple really cool things that happen here with this as well, is because before all of this, Abraham actually goes and, he's Abram at this point, he goes and He's trying to figure this out himself on his own.
	And he goes and he's like, well, what if we worship the moon?
	It's like the biggest thing in the sky that I see.
	And he realizes it has no power.
	And it's at this point that he then starts looking and realizes, well, my father's idols have no power.
	And, you know, why worship something that has no power?
	It's the same question I hear asked, you know, why go follow a church if they're not teaching the word of God?
	And it's the same thing over and over again.
	But the other thing I will say, you'll see a theme, and it's something that is overlooked so often because we're so serious, but there's something really funny happens here, is he goes, he takes and smashes up all these idols, and he leaves the big one, he puts the hatchet in the big idol's hands and blames it on the big idol.
	Well, the big idol did it.
	I mean that is a sense of humor and you see this with – you talk about David, a man after God's heart.
	You talk about Abraham and various patriarchs that we see as people that are lifted up by God.
	And a lot of them have a real sense of humor.
	And I got to figure this is something that appeals to God just as much as somebody that can laugh with him because he does tend to pick people that have a little bit of a sense of humor.
	And I think that's great.
	Yeah, and you mentioned the moon.
	I have that verse somewhere in there.
	I mean, it's like three pages long.
	So, about saying, yeah, let's worship the moon.
	But the thing is, these things have no power.
	And he was trying to point this out.
	these things are god's creation they have no power you know i mean and uh then you get to the idols and all that stuff so he was just pointing out simply listen there's only one god you know i mean bottom line you know i mean it's kind of funny to do how he did put uh hatchet in the big hands of the big idol to try to blame that oh yeah your idol did it you know he was probably nervous as hell though thinking about that you know i mean because he's in a kingdom that pure idol tree uh serving how many gods probably thousands
	and now he's over there destroying the and now he knows he's in trouble.
	He's like, uh-oh.
	So he's probably like, oh, your idol did it.
	I don't know if he's being a mockery out of it or nervous about it, but it is kind of funny.
	You notice also, though, he left Noah's home.
	He was living not in his father's home.
	He was living with, I think, grandfather is Noah.
	He's living in his grandfather's home, Noah.
	Now, you sit there going, where did he learn all of this?
	Noah is really kind of after the flood, the first priest.
	He's the first person to build an altar.
	He's the first person to sacrifice to God.
	And I'll just grab one of the other references I made here on my end was that Noah knew food laws.
	And this is really pretty easy to look at and evident because he knew which animals were clean and unclean to bring onto the ark.
	Oh, I had it in the notes here.
	Hold on.
	Oh, here we go.
	Genesis 6.18.
	I mean, is that on your notes?
	What page?
	Yeah, it's on the second page in the covenants.
	Oh, okay.
	I could barely see it on the screen.
	He's found righteous and perfect.
	Genesis 6.8.9 and Genesis 7.1.
	And you go look up perfection in Strong's.
	And it says complete of Christian character, complete in all its parts.
	And I think this was both genetically and morally.
	He was connected to God.
	And you go, okay, Abraham's now living in his house.
	I don't know about you, but one of the biggest influences for me, at least planting the seeds of me understanding God as a child, were my grandparents.
	They were very important in this.
	Oh yeah, and these things too.
	It's like when you're a kid, you start developing.
	Nobody really tells you.
	I mean, they tell you, yes, what's right and wrong, but nobody even tells you at first.
	I mean, you start to realize, man, if I try to kill somebody, you know what's wrong.
	I mean, nothing's telling you, but there's something in you.
	That's the Holy Spirit.
	That's our God intellect.
	Not us as God, but God in us.
	Our intellect telling us morals, moral compass and all that.
	Which is the Holy Spirit telling us, hey, listen, there's something wrong doing that.
	You know what I mean?
	And you know, if you go just punch your friend in the face for no reason, you know there's something wrong with that.
	You know what I mean?
	You're not going to do it.
	Things like that.
	You know what I mean?
	So that's where that comes in.
	I'm sorry?
	Watch a kid the first time that they get caught stealing something.
	They sit there, they know there's something wrong there.
	They don't have told they did something they weren't supposed to be doing.
	You know?
	I remember, I think I was in first-grader kindergarten, and my teacher had cool paperclips.
	I came home with the paperclips.
	I stole her paperclips.
	She had these cool paperclips.
	My parents are like, where'd you get these weird paperclips?
	And they realized something was wrong because I started acting funny.
	Not because, I mean, I could have gotten the paperclips through any number of means.
	But they'd realized, to use John Hall's word, nefarious, something nefarious had occurred because I got weird and cagey.
	It was written on my heart already that I wasn't supposed to take those paperclips.
	Now, were those important?
	No.
	I was told to go bring them back and give them to the teacher, tell her what I had done.
	She's like, I don't care.
	Here, keep the paperclips.
	At this point, they're dirty to me.
	I don't want the paperclips, right?
	But they were cool, colorful.
	Since then, companies have come out with all kinds of colors.
	These were a rare commodity at the time that I'm old, at the time that these were out.
	And so I thought these were cool.
	I stole the paperclips.
	I went and took them in a way I was not supposed to.
	She would have given me paperclips if I'd asked for them.
	Yeah, that's all we're taking.
	Yeah, it's the Ten Commandments.
	So, I wanted to bring up, too, is when Moses was already on the mountain.
	He's been there for a while up in the mountain, like a week or so.
	People, I mean, I couldn't believe just reading Exodus, and I'm not bashing Jewish people, but how impatient these people were.
	They gave him food.
	They still complain, complain, complain, complain, complain.
	And God gave him everything.
	And at that point, I think Moses was like, what the hell?
	What do I got to do with these people?
	But he's on the mountain for a couple weeks.
	Are you kidding me?
	I've been gone 10 minutes!
	Yeah, as soon as he gets up on the mountain, what do they do?
	They build a golden calf to battle worship, you know what I mean?
	So they're out there having, you know, not to sound disgusting, sexual orgies and these, which everything in the cult is sexual anyway.
	These occult blood sexual rituals.
	Well, Moses on the mountain, now mind you, they all know because they witnessed God's power.
	This would baffle the hell on me.
	They witness God's power going through the desert, the cloud to protect him from the sun and the fire, and the night to keep him warm, all that good stuff, gave him everything.
	Witness God's power.
	Now, Moses is on the mountain, and all of a sudden, this jerk decides, all right, we're going to build a golden calf, and they all, you know, start worshipping his, well, not all of them, but most of them did, and start worshipping his golden calf, and now there's idol tree right there and serving other dead.
	That's the first and second commandment before...
	And we're like, what, a week or so?
	I don't know even how.
	Days, literally, before they were established.
	The first and second commandment, right then they had being violated.
	And also adultery, because now you have fornication and these sexual rituals were raining the people.
	You know what I mean?
	So now you have multiple commandments being violated before the commandments were already put on the stone, you know?
	This is going to keep coming back to those first two great commandments we read off first.
	Because, I mean, you know, you start committing fornication.
	You steal things.
	You're creating little mini-idols even when you do these things.
	You're putting something else ahead of God, and you're not loving your neighbor because you're doing something filthy to them.
	And it's going to come back this direction every single time that we look at one of these, is even when we get past those first four commandments that are very specific about honoring God, you start getting into the other commandments.
	And if I'm doing these other things, I have some sort of motive that, again, It's not honoring God.
	It's not loving God with all my heart or all my soul.
	I'm putting something else above it.
	Absolutely.
	And you're right.
	And it's amazing with Scripture because to know the future, you've got to know the past.
	It's amazing how that works out, the whole Scripture.
	So you have these modern day churches.
	Oh, we're reading Matthew to Revelation and do it again.
	It's like, well, what about Genesis?
	You know, the Old Testament, the Torah and everything.
	And, you know, they think it's irrelevant because it's history of the past.
	But, you know, it's all connected.
	Every bit of it.
	You know what I mean?
	So that's why it's important.
	And you'll see.
	You'll see.
	Long before the commandments were established on the tablets, okay?
	Now I'm not talking about the electronic tablets today, we're talking about stones, okay?
	Before they were written on stone, these things were being violated and people knew, right, you know, these were already written in people's hearts.
	You know, the fourth commandment, for example, right?
	Honor the Sabbath day and keep it holy.
	Now we see in Scripture, right from the get-go, in Genesis, day 7, what does God say?
	He's sanctified.
	Now people say, oh, every day is for Christ, whatever He had is, but not every day is sanctified by the Father.
	Only the seventh day, the Sabbath.
	You know what I mean?
	So we already see an establishment of the Sabbath long before a Jew walked the face of the earth.
	You know what I mean?
	So people say the Sabbath is just a Jewish thing.
	No, it's not.
	You know what I mean?
	It was established from creation.
	Genesis 2, 2-4 there, Dan.
	I mean, what you're talking about was actually emulated by God.
	It's the first commandment that we see God emulate and show to us On his own to us is to rest on the seventh day.
	So pull that up.
	Read that off if you can, man.
	All right, I was going to read it on, instead of putting it on here.
	So, I normally put the scriptures up on the screen, guys.
	So, I'm going to try to do that next time.
	But, you all got Bibles.
	We always challenge you, don't take our word for it, especially when it comes to Scripture.
	We want you to open your Bibles up.
	Even if you see it on screen, open your Bibles up so you see it for yourself.
	And don't take our word for it, please.
	But, if you go to Genesis 2, verses 2-4, and it says...
	On the seventh day, God ended His work which He had made and rested on the seventh day from all His work which He had made.
	And God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it.
	Now, you don't see Him sanctified in the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, no.
	God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it.
	And because that He had rested from all His work, God created and made.
	And these are the generations of the heavens and the earth which they were created in the day that the Lord God made the earth and heavens.
	So, we already established this.
	This establishment, this is my day, not the Lord, you know, the Sabbath, you know, the day of the Father, you know what I mean?
	His day of rest and worship.
	So, right down in the air before, I mean, at the time it was just Adam and Eve on the planet now.
	Right then and there, establish this is my sanctified day.
	You know what I mean?
	So, this is from creation.
	We've established what would be later on called the fourth commandment.
	We're not the Catholic's third commandment.
	There's a difference between the two.
	If we've got time later, we'll go through that part.
	The fourth commandment in Scripture says, honor the Sabbath day and keep it holy.
	Rest.
	You know what I mean?
	And that's exactly where that comes from back in Genesis.
	So, I'm going to backtrack to 10 Commandment number 3. We're taking these as they come because you're going to jump around in scripture as things tie together.
	But I'm going to backtrack and I've got Exodus 3.14 here.
	And I want to point out 10 Commandments, Exodus 20. I'm back on 3.14.
	So the question is, was this a law that's given ahead of time?
	I think this is something they already knew.
	So 314 in Exodus, I am God, big G, and God said unto Moses, I am that I am.
	This is all in caps for a reason.
	I am that I am.
	And he said, Thou shalt thou say unto the children of Israel, I am hath sent me unto you.
	This is a big statement.
	This is saying there's no one else.
	This goes back to taking God's name in vain.
	I do have that on screen now.
	You're a New Englander.
	Your people over there are really good at using some profanities.
	But I will tell you, what really drives me nuts is how prevalent now I'm seeing just blatant blasphemy.
	And I think more than just it being people will use God's name in vain...
	I think we need to look at it more closely, is that if we're using the name of God, Yahweh, God, His Son, Jesus Christ, we need to be calling upon it with purpose.
	It has meaning, and I have actually begun to believe that this has become a soft form of witchcraft.
	This is a disobedience, and you're essentially calling on God's name like He's a puppet when you call on His name in vain.
	This is, you know, Revelations 1.18, he says, I'm the Alpha and the Omega.
	Isaiah 46.10, he is declaring the end from the beginning.
	This is a powerful God.
	This is an all-powerful God.
	You can't sit there and go, I'm just going to use his name like it's some sort of puppet, you know, on strings.
	That's witchcraft, and that's something we need to really take seriously.
	You know, If you're going to have an all-powerful God and then he emulates Sabbath for us and tells us, you guys need to take a day of rest.
	You've got to start taking these things really seriously.
	These aren't things just to be set aside.
	I jumped back to taking his name in vain.
	I'm going to jump back forward to Sabbath because they really tie together.
	And I've told this story a few times to other folks and I might have told it on your show before.
	But This Passover just recently was the end of kind of year one for my wife and I, realizing that we needed to follow God closely.
	And we really, in a lot of ways, feel that that was the beginning of us truly following God in our adult lives.
	And one of the big things with that was we began to follow Sabbath.
	We began to follow his feast days.
	And there are curses and blessings.
	Go to Deuteronomy and see how important these are.
	You go into the later prophets, Isaiah, the prophets that are rebuilding the temple, and it's really important that they are following Sabbath.
	So don't take God's name in vain is more than just not using it like a dirty word.
	You really need to look at how you talk to God.
	Absolutely.
	And I'm glad you pointed something out, man, when you mention this, right?
	And taking the Lord's name in vain in the Sabbath day, right?
	Now, I'm going to bring this up real quick on the screen.
	I got the Bible's Ten Commandments on the left, and on the right is the Catholic Ten Commandments.
	Let me fix that real quick so you can see it.
	And now...
	What they did was, first of all, they moved the fourth commandment down to the third, and they changed it.
	So, you know, the Bible says, remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy, right?
	And they moved to three, and it says, remember to keep the Lord's day.
	So, I think this is, number one, this is a blasphemy to God, and also...
	Using his name in vain, because now you're declaring another day the Lord's Day, and that's like a blasphemy, a smacking face of God.
	So I think that alone what they just did is violating several commandments, at least two commandments in that one move that they did.
	You know what I mean?
	It's saying you're smarter than God.
	He said the last day, but we're going to pick another day.
	Yeah, makes no sense.
	And now you're defining the Lord's law, number one, from Genesis and reiterated again on Mount Sinai.
	You're defining that, and then you're saying it's the Lord's day, which at the time they, you know, maybe they still do today, whatever, but that was that pagan holiday, the Sunday, S-U-N, Sunday, the sun god Horus, you know what I mean?
	So now you're blaspheming the Lord's name, you're serving other gods, okay, there's how many commandments now?
	There's one...
	Yeah, about three commandments right there that you're violating right there.
	Just by doing that one move in general.
	You know what I mean?
	Changing God's times and everything else.
	So, you're seeing here this church, the Catholic church, violating these things.
	You know what I mean?
	And that's crazy.
	You, before you came around, I know that you have a background that you dabbled in some witchcraft.
	And, you know, you talk about...
	You start calling on these little G deities...
	It's the same thing.
	We're supposed to be calling on God and looking to Him for our needs.
	He delights in giving us our needs.
	And you start looking at how we use His name very casually.
	It's not just something to be dropped that way.
	He is not a little G. Not that you should be engaging and asking things for anything either.
	Yeah, like rappers.
	I'm a G you.
	Nah, yeah, but yeah, I know what you're saying, man.
	And that's true.
	That's the truth right there.
	And, you know, when I dabbled to the witchcraft and they were like always calling on people, different people in the watchtower, they call it, it's sickening stuff.
	And you're always calling upon something.
	You're invoking something other than the creator.
	You're invoking something that you think is powerful, that you think is going to bring you power and magic and everything else.
	And it's not the creator.
	That alone is what?
	Don't have other gods before you.
	That's the first commitment, you know what I mean?
	And so, just by engaging in witchcraft, you automatically are violating the first commitment.
	You know what I mean?
	Automatically, you know what I mean?
	And it's crazy, man.
	And then the occult, I mean, they get into several things, like adultery, number seven, man, serving other gods, idolatry, I mean, you just rack up the violations.
	Like a cop for the Ten Commandments, just racking up the violations, you know, giving you a ticket for each one, so to speak, you know.
	I'm going to jump back forward to my covenant page, if you don't mind, my page two on my notes.
	Yep.
	And I hit several patriarchs here.
	I really looked at Noah just because I'm fascinated with Noah.
	He's kind of the first prepper, but I mean, you also look at, you know, he is given Genesis 9-9.
	If you can pull up 9-9 while I talk about it.
	He's given both curses and And blessings right here.
	You know, we look at Deuteronomy.
	We're giving curses and blessings.
	But these all come back to this covenant of there's a relationship struck with us and God, and there are rules to it.
	He sets down his own guidelines as to how we are to perform in our relationship with him.
	And so it hit Genesis 9-9 for me, because this talks about Noah and his generations after him.
	Genesis 99, yep.
	And behold, I establish my covenant with you and with your seed after you.
	And if anybody knows what seed, that's your next generation.
	That's your children.
	All your generations after.
	Yep.
	And I'm going to hit...
	Let's see, I got it here.
	I've got my paper Bible with me, so I'm just slower than you.
	Abraham, we look at Genesis 17 sticks, okay?
	And I will make the...
	The exceedingly fruitful, and I will make nations of thee, and the king shall come out of thee.
	You know, what does that sound like?
	It sounds like that covenant again.
	And why?
	Because he's walking with God.
	You know, you get into the circumcision, which is a physical token of that that they did, but our hearts are to be circumcised as well.
	And you can jump forward in New Testament.
	That's not a hard...
	Leap to make.
	Isaac, he's through Jacob.
	He is given a new name.
	He becomes Israel, Genesis 17, 21. His son is his inheritance.
	And this is because he's walking with God.
	And you start looking at all of these are covenant.
	Covenant seems to be God's way of marking his own.
	And why does he make this covenant with them?
	The covenant is a set of rules that he is marking them with, that you are peculiar in following these rules.
	Yeah, pretty amazing, though, when you actually search these things.
	Anybody want any tips about searching things?
	Go to an online Bible thing, and you can hit the keyword search, and type in a word, and it'll come up everywhere in the scripture that that word exists.
	You know what I mean?
	And that's a good way to jump around.
	Or if you want to just stick to a strict one book, just PDF the file, just the book of Genesis, right?
	And hit command F to see, command search to see, type in whatever word you want and you'll see it pop up, bang, bang, bang, and you can read it in its context.
	That's how I did the study with the book of Josh, man.
	It took a couple of hours to do that, but he started seeing these things popping up.
	But that's a hint for you people to do a Bible study.
	We got the technology today, obviously with the good old scripture book, which you can't beat it.
	You don't need batteries for this, but you can't do that with that.
	We got to take advantage of the technology so we could do further studies quicker, you know what I mean?
	Anyway, so a good idea for that.
	Who knows how much longer we're going to have that technology.
	It's great to have it.
	But we've got to know our Bibles regardless, Dan.
	If we don't have that, we're going to be lost.
	But the technology really does shave some time off the search.
	You can sit there and if you know even a piece of the story, go...
	Oh, this is what I'm looking for.
	I need to go find this.
	Really, when it comes down to it, we are the Israel of today.
	We are that seed still.
	These are ancient mechanisms that God put in place.
	God interacts with us personally, but I will also say there is a cause and effect here of we follow his rules We repent when we break those rules and He hears us.
	And there is a mechanism that He has put in place.
	And that kind of actually brings me a little bit...
	I looked at Job.
	And some people will tell us that Job was not...
	That he was after the children of Israel.
	But it's actually the oldest written book in the Bible.
	And I've...
	Given what we do know about Job, I believe personally that he was probably a contemporary at the same time frame as Abraham.
	And Abraham is given the blessing through a covenant of a long line and whatnot, but Job is given protection.
	And this is something a lot of Christians right now are looking for.
	There's this idea that we're going to find some sort of protection through the tribulation, and that will only be through obedience if we find that at all.
	The real truth is we're told that we're going to be persecuted.
	And so I actually, the next thing I did, on page three of my notes, I hopped forward to evidence of obedience.
	And Job was a big one for me because he shows evidence of a bunch of these.
	And then his friends show that they know what the laws are.
	And that kind of blew me away.
	He has terrible friends.
	I think on my notes I actually describe them as Pardon me, quote-unquote, crappy friends, and they really are.
	We've got a lot to cover.
	I'm not going to go through every bit of Job, but take a peek at Job 4, 6 through 7. This is his friends again, Job 5 through 17, Job 8, 3 through 4. They're on the notes page if you want to look at them.
	Dan said he'd attach those somewhere to the video.
	I got up Job 4, chapter 4, 6. Yep.
	They have a knowledge of righteousness and judgment for sins.
	And you look at this as somebody who was likely contemporary, possibly out of Ethiopia.
	They say actually that Job's house is in Ethiopia.
	How accurate that is, it's like a little stone house.
	I've seen footage of it.
	He was probably contemporary to Abraham just was on a very different path.
	And whether that's accurate or not, these are people that understood curses.
	They understood that Job taking God's name in vain and cursing him was damnable.
	They knew this was wrong.
	Job 1.1, he feared God.
	He eschewed evil.
	He was described as perfect.
	How does he know evil from good with no rules?
	It's simple.
	It's there.
	This was there from the beginning.
	It's written on their hearts.
	I will say I feel bad for him with his wife.
	That was the one part that just killed me.
	I have a great wife.
	My wife Joy has put up with me for 26 years and I have not been a peach most of that time.
	She's fantastic.
	Job's wife, after he's down, things have been bad for him.
	Job 2.9, Job argues with his wife about cursing God.
	He refuses to use the name of God in vain.
	She tells him, go curse God and die.
	And he's like, I'm not going to do it.
	Well, yeah, I got it right there.
	And then said his wife unto him, though they still retain thine integrity, curse God and die.
	Yep, and, uh, yeah, seeing all through scripture, and, uh, we're just like, again, simply pointing out that these were already laws before they were turned to what today is called the Ten Commandments before Mount Sinai, you know what I mean?
	And, um, yeah, it's a lot of information already, it's almost an hour, uh, but yeah, we could probably be here for hours talking about these, and we still haven't covered the, you know, adultery, uh, I mean, even today some of these things are still law in certain states too, but...
	You just see it all through the Old Testament, prior to Mount Sinai, that every one of them you could easily find through Genesis and whatnot, and Joshua and Enoch and whatnot, that these things were already forbidden before they were instituted as the Ten Commandments.
	Do me a favor and pull up Genesis 39.7-9, Dan.
	Genesis 39.7?
	So we're looking at evidences pre-Exodus 20, right?
	There aren't even children of Israel yet.
	You've got Joseph and his brothers are as close as it comes to...
	I'm sorry.
	Genesis 39, 7 through 9. Okay.
	All set.
	Okay.
	Joseph is living in a pagan culture.
	These people have God's law written on their heart, and he recognizes there's a sin here.
	He doesn't covet or commit adultery with the...
	Oh, I'm trying to remember his name.
	I'll let you read it.
	Verse 7 says, And it came to pass, after these things, that his master's wife cast her eyes upon Joseph and said, Lie with me, even though it's have sex with me.
	But he refused and said unto the master's wife, Behold, my master worth not that it is with me in thy house.
	And he has committed that all he had in my hand.
	And there is none greater in this house than I, neither has I kept back anything from me but thee, because thou art of the wife.
	And how then can I do great wickedness and sin against God?
	So right there, dang, right there.
	How does he know that's sin?
	He actually says this would be a sin against God.
	How does he know?
	A great wickedness at that, too.
	A great wickedness and sin against God.
	So, again, this is prior to even before Moses walked the face of the earth.
	Yeah, no, he won't even look at this.
	He's like, I can't look at this.
	Put the clothes back on.
	I can't look at this.
	I don't want to even commit covet here, let alone adultery.
	Yeah, amazing stuff really is.
	Yeah, we're just seeing this everywhere, you know what I mean?
	And it's really intriguing.
	And this is what makes the Bible better than any other scripture, any other doctrine in the world, because none of it contradicts each other.
	It all intertwines with each other.
	I mean, it's so amazing, really, is this doctrine called the Bible, you know what I mean?
	Which is the true word of God.
	Yeah.
	Good stuff, man.
	It's, like, so intriguing.
	So, yeah.
	So, we're way on to the Sixth Commandment, though.
	Murder?
	Well, I jumped forward a little in terms of...
	I started looking at evidences, you know, before that of people keeping the law.
	But go to my last page.
	I got people that are breaking the law.
	Breaking the law.
	I've got folks that are breaking the law here.
	And...
	So I went to examples of that.
	I mean, sometimes not everyone gets punished here on earth for their sins, but these are evidences of people doing wrong and wickedness.
	And there's something to be noted is that a lot of times there's just a blanket description.
	We get into like Sodom and Gomorrah and it just says wickedness.
	And we start looking at what is that?
	And I think this is just the same perdition and lawlessness we're looking at today is a breaking of all the laws.
	At least the two great commandments are not in their heart.
	Absolutely.
	And you have this scripture you give me here.
	Genesis 4-7, right?
	From Cain.
	Yeah, I actually really loved...
	I had not gone and looked at Cain and Abel...
	In a long time, I looked at it in this light, and I really feel like this led me down a path of a lot of different thoughts.
	There was conjecture here that I put in here also that kind of blew my mind, because it's a very short passage.
	Do me a favor.
	You can read through Cain and Abel pretty quick here.
	Oh yeah, no problem.
	So we'll start at verse 7. 4-7, yes.
	4-7, yes.
	So if those does well...
	You can actually go a verse before that.
	I'm sorry?
	It might go a verse before that.
	Okay.
	So, number six, And the Lord said to Cain, And Cain talked with his brother Abel, and it came to pass when they were in the field, and Cain rose up against Abel and slew him.
	So right there we're seeing murder happening.
	This isn't just like he accidentally killed him.
	Yeah.
	He talks to God first, right?
	And God doesn't curse him at this point.
	He just says, this really wasn't the offering I was hoping to have from you.
	Yeah, because it wasn't from his heart.
	I mean, that's what I think.
	I mean, it wasn't like, you know, when you give an offering, it's something that you're like, all right, it's like, I'm sorry.
	You know what I mean?
	And you show that sorrow through that offering, I think.
	And I think it was just a cheap offering to get it out of the way.
	And that's where, I think that's where the show that had his countenance fell.
	You know, because it was just something that he's just, hey, here you go, you know, just to get rid of it.
	You know what I mean?
	Yeah, but then he goes and he talks to Abel about it.
	Now, we don't have any account of this conversation.
	Abel's not around to tell us.
	Cain, I don't think, wanted to talk much about it after the fact.
	But he goes and talks to Abel, and then later goes out and kills him over their conversation.
	And you go, wait a minute, that's really some pretty premeditated stuff there.
	That's just, I accidentally killed my brother.
	You know, there's a reason that God curses him, that he is judged by And not found righteous in this is because, I mean, this is something that goes way beyond, way beyond God had a talk with him.
	And this isn't what we talked about here, Cain.
	I'm sorry.
	This is not what we talked about at all.
	Yeah, that's a big, big difference from what they talked about.
	And I guess his jealousy or rage took over him, whatever the case, and then he ended up killing his brother.
	And there was a lot of stuff out of there, too, man.
	It really is.
	When you actually look at these verses, there's so much content in these short little verses.
	There's so much, again, all the book and, you know...
	A doctor in the world could do that.
	There's so much context embedded in those short little words.
	When you see this on a spiritual warfare level too, you see when it says his blood hit the earth and his seeds cried out from the ground, what does that mean?
	So Abel had generations to come was halted right there when he was killed.
	Therefore Abel was not able to reproduce and his whole generations to come were stopped right then and there.
	You know what I mean?
	Stuff like that.
	It's really cool stuff.
	I know it's a little off the subject.
	There's a lot happening here.
	It really starts to blow your mind.
	You look at, you know, well, what was the potential there?
	What would Abel's line have looked like?
	And one thing that I have a conjecture and I have a note that I put with Abel that I thought was just, it really got me thinking, was one, are they already showing evidence of the Levitical laws?
	Which now we've been, you know, the liturgical laws have passed away with Jesus.
	You know, the law itself in terms of God's ordinances, what he wants us to follow are still there.
	But in terms of the sacrifice, were we seeing evidence of the first royal priesthood here right after the garden?
	They're asked to give an offering.
	This is kind of a big deal.
	And then they're God starts telling them how to do their offering.
	He's like, oh, that's not what we want to do here, Cain.
	And then the other thing I will – I'll go back to something I talked about earlier.
	There's a lot of people looking for physical protection these days.
	And I'll note that Abel, he followed what God had told him to do, and he still wasn't physically protected in this.
	Yeah.
	And yeah, it's so amazing.
	It really is.
	It's baffling.
	Especially growing up in the mainstream churches and all that, and you get taught this, that, and the other thing.
	And when you actually read the scripture and study this stuff, I mean, just from the study alone...
	I don't think churches teach us.
	I mean, again, when we talk about this, about the commandments, they barely teach them, let alone this.
	I mean, this is some good stuff, and I just showed you that these, when I say universal, I'm talking about God's, you know, the way God made them.
	And you're seeing these, you know, universal, which God's laws and Holy Spirit in people's hearts long before Mount Sinai.
	And we use, we use Mount Sinai as the fulcrum point here.
	They're basically before...
	The tablets were written by the finger of God.
	That these things were already established.
	Anybody that just joined the show now, whatever.
	So this will have proven here.
	That every one of these, you know, now commandments were already law before they were instituted as the Ten Commandments to Moses.
	So, and it's not just for Jews.
	Because again, you know, right from creation, long before a Jew walked the face of the earth, these things were already set in place.
	You know what I mean?
	So, there you go.
	And, uh...
	Yeah, it's so amazing.
	It really is.
	I want to talk a little bit about iniquities here also.
	Oh, absolutely.
	Iniquities are a sin that we carry with us because they are generational.
	It's a sin that we are prone to do because it's been imprinted on us.
	And this is something that comes from our parents.
	It comes through.
	It's learned habit from those around us, things like this.
	And it predisposes us to certain sins.
	And it's a much bigger subject.
	But I'll point out...
	I got the verse this time.
	I know I've been making you read a bunch of them, Dan.
	So I grabbed Genesis 4.23.
	And this is Cain's...
	I want to make sure it's a great-grandson.
	So we're literally like three generations down the road...
	This is Lamech.
	It says, Look at these terrible things I did.
	And this is a sin.
	His great-grandfather's a murderer, and now he's gone to a point that he's gone out and murdered someone, and he feels the wound of it.
	He actually says that to his own hurt, he's done this.
	And yet at the same time, he's almost reveling in this curse.
	It's almost what we see with Rock stars today where they get heavily into some of the Satan worship and stuff like that, and they embrace that wickedness.
	It's a whole different form of lawlessness, and this is something that he's clearly learned this behavior.
	Yeah, intriguing though.
	And you're seeing the stuff right in Genesis here that, you know, naturally they're just feeling like there's something wrong with this.
	And God's like, hey, listen, that's a transgression against me.
	You know what I mean?
	So again, we're seeing the establishment of these particular ways and laws long before they're put on stones as the Ten Commandments.
	And it's such amazing stuff really is.
	And I'm glad we did this study, man, because this highlights them even more.
	You know what I mean?
	This shows the importance when God reiterated them as the Ten Commandments given to Moses.
	It shows the even more importance why he did these.
	I did a video on that too.
	Why he made this.
	Not to be a controlling jerk to people.
	To say, I'm God and that's it and whatever.
	No, he's not doing that.
	Each and every one of these things for our own good.
	It's like anybody that has children now knows what our fathers were talking about.
	When your father yelled and screamed, I even smacked you for trying to run in the street without looking, right?
	Then one day you learn or see a kid gets hit by a car, God forbid, gets hurt or killed, whatever.
	Then you're like, oh my God, this whole time my mother was a controlling jerk.
	And now I finally realize this.
	Now, we're children.
	Yeah, I'm 46 years old, but I'm a child of God.
	You know what I mean?
	So I'm still learning.
	We are.
	So we can never say, well, we're the adults in this matter compared to God.
	God's still the Father.
	It doesn't matter if you're 80 years old.
	He's still the Father.
	He knows better than you.
	You know what I mean?
	So as a child, your child doesn't know better than you.
	You know what I mean?
	You raise that child up the best you can, and when it comes to adult, then it turns to his generation.
	You know what I mean?
	His next generation.
	So that's the set that God's making for us.
	So, hey, listen, these are for our own good.
	They're not to make me, like, I'm the boss and that's it.
	No, it's not like that.
	It's for your safety.
	You know what I mean?
	And there's reasons behind every single one of them.
	And already in the book of Genesis, we're seeing that.
	We're seeing that right here in the book of Genesis, long before Sinai.
	You know, we're given two kinds of freedom, Dan.
	We're given freedom through grace, through our salvation.
	That's one kind of freedom.
	But the laws themselves bring us a freedom of their own.
	What you were just saying, a pastor friend of mine, when I was still going to 501c3, this was a long time ago, and I remember him telling me a story of his brother.
	His brother, he was gay, he had drug addictions, he was an alcoholic.
	He was listening to satanic music.
	He was into actual witchcraft and things like this.
	He covered the spectrum of things that we're told don't do.
	They were sitting at dinner.
	The guy is clearly hungover, coming out of whatever he was on previously.
	He's got problems in his relationships.
	And he's telling them that why would I follow all these rules?
	I'm free.
	I'm free.
	And they're sitting there looking at him and they're going, you got so many monkeys hanging on that back of yours.
	There's no way you are free.
	You're trailing chains that you can't even begin to see.
	And it really kind of hit me that this was before I started to make leaps and bounds and understanding a lot of this.
	But obedience in a lot of ways is freedom.
	If you're not coveting, if you're not sleeping around causing problems and drama in your life, if you are not stealing things, there's a great freedom in just your stuff doesn't stink.
	You don't have stinky fruit that you can't find through anything other than obedience.
	Absolutely.
	And if you will, I would like to go back real quick to the book of Joshua.
	Yeah.
	And here we go.
	It's like on Joshua here.
	Let me get to my notes here.
	And if you go to Joshua 2, verse 3, and it was in the days of Enosh that the sons of men continued to rebel and transgress against God.
	now this is already saying they transgressed against God before these laws these are laws that are already set once again proven that this is before the Ten Commandments to increase the anger of the Lord against the sons of men and the sons of men went out and served other gods now right here this is talking about the first commandment serving other gods to have no other gods before me and they forgot the Lord who had created them in the earth and in those days the sons of men made images now we're going on to the second commandment idolatry
	they made images of brass and iron wooden stone and they bowed down to them and served them and every man made his God and he bowed down to them and they you know God with the Lord and the sons of men forsook for the Lord all the days of Enosh and his children and the anger of the Lord was kindled on account of their works and abominations which did enter the earth And there's many other wrestlers too.
	And we could be here all night.
	I just, like, went crazy, man.
	And you're just seeing constantly through the Book of Joshua.
	Idol tree, you know, even using the Lord's name in vain, really.
	I'm going to tie yours back to Genesis, because a lot of people, they won't accept the Apocrypha.
	But you look at Enoch, and let's see, I've got Genesis 5, 21 through 24, and it says, and Enoch lived 65 years, And begat Methuselah.
	Enoch walked with God after he begat Methuselah.
	Up to then, he hadn't been doing it.
	300 years and begat sons and daughters.
	So he was 65, had a son, and then suddenly he went, I gotta clean up.
	And all the days of Enoch were 365 years, and Enoch walked with God, and he was not, for God took him.
	Now, I gotta sit there going, he's looking around him, You just described in Jasher that there's mass idolatry, that every single person has their own God that they've created for themselves, and he starts walking with God.
	How does he know the rules?
	How does he walk with God?
	It doesn't say he's physically, you know, we know that God walked with Adam in the garden, but no, he's walking with God.
	There's only one way to do this, is through obedience again.
	How does he know what the rules are if If he's got to wait until after the flood and a bunch of patriarchs and we get to Moses, oh, now we've got rules.
	Enoch's got them right here.
	He knows that the idolatry is wrong.
	Absolutely.
	And I want to point out to you, this is the good Enoch, by the way.
	The bad Enoch's King's first son.
	This is the seventh from Adam, which is on the side of Seth.
	This is the good Enoch, which was Noah's great-grandfather.
	I just want to point out that out real quick.
	But yeah, Enoch, what an amazing book.
	But yeah, Enoch knew the rights and wrongs.
	He walked with God, literally, and was transgressed up into God.
	You know what I mean?
	It was amazing.
	And transformed, I mean...
	Into the spirit, whatever.
	And rapture, whatever you want to call it.
	You've got to be somebody special.
	Not that you're a god or nothing, but somebody that God really sees something in you.
	Because it's him and Ezekiel, right?
	The only two ones that were actually caught up.
	Elijah.
	Elijah, I'm sorry.
	Yeah.
	So yeah, I mean, these rules, again, we're seeing that these people knew these laws before they were established on stone.
	You know what I mean?
	Amazing stuff, really is.
	Well, I only had one other, and we backtracked.
	I got into breaking the laws.
	Grabbed my breaking the laws page here.
	What was that, page three?
	Page four.
	Actually, no, I got two other things that I've got on mine.
	And then, you know, this has been a great study.
	I've enjoyed this because, you know, there's...
	I know I didn't hit everything.
	I know you didn't hit everything.
	There's a lot more.
	You start looking at evidences of this, and some of them are very subtle, very small.
	I have Genesis 12, 18 through 20, if you could grab it, Dan.
	So, one second.
	Let me throw that up on the screen.
	One second.
	Anyway, this is Pharaoh.
	And this is Abraham's pharaoh at this time.
	Abraham traveled all over the place and he had a habit of a lot of times, and I can understand where he was coming from because you sit there going, you know, you've got raiders that come in and the first thing they do if they want the women of the time is they're going to kill the menfolk, right?
	And so he had a habit of getting his wife to say that she was his His sister rather than his wife.
	You want to read that quick for you?
	Yeah, read the verse real quick.
	Sure.
	And Pharaoh called out Abraham and said, What is that has done done to me?
	Why did you not tell me that she was thy wife?
	And why did you...
	I'm sorry.
	I had to read the old text.
	By the way, basically Pharaoh was saying, Why did you lie to me, Abraham?
	You told me that was...
	Your sister, but you're saying it's your wife, and I'm summarizing here.
	And while thus, though, she is my sister, so I might have taken her to be my wife.
	Now, therefore, behold, thy wife, take her and go away.
	Now, this is Pharaoh realize, wait a minute.
	I just married a married woman.
	This is adultery.
	And Pharaoh commanded his men concern him and sent him away and a wife in that he had.
	So, here we got Pharaoh...
	Married a married woman, but he didn't know.
	When he found out women, that's his...
	Why is he worried about this, right?
	It's because he knows the curse.
	He realizes there's a curse here.
	He is like, this is someone who has idols.
	I mean, most of the pharaohs believe they're God.
	I don't know that far back as far as in Abraham's time...
	But pretty much all evidence we have of the Egyptian culture is that these dudes thought they were gods.
	And even he sits there going, there's somebody above me that will curse me if I'm sleeping with Abraham's wife.
	Wow, it's so intense, man.
	And you see it all over the scripture.
	It's amazing.
	Hang on a second, let me just grab something real quick.
	Yeah, I was just loading your website up too so you could promote that.
	But yeah, I mean, you're seeing, again, I don't know how many times I've said this.
	Sorry to sound like a broken record, but you're seeing these things happen.
	And people knowing they're wrong before Mount Sinai.
	And again, once again, what Mount Sinai is referring to when Moses received the two tablets indicating the Ten Commandments written by the finger of God.
	So you see these things that are already established before they were reiterated as the Ten Commandments.
	And again, the Ten Commandments, if you look at each one of them, each one of them has several things in each one.
	You know what I mean?
	It's like the Bill of Rights in our Constitution, First Amendment.
	It's not just free speech, it's freedom of religion, freedom of press, and so on.
	So it's the same exact format.
	You know what I mean?
	Many things into each commandment.
	But you've seen these things before they were put in stone.
	Really amazing stuff.
	So this shows you right here, number one, okay?
	The Ten Commandments are not just for the Jews.
	And when he says Jews, it's his people.
	It's not hereditary a Jew.
	It's a person that believes in him in these days and age.
	So...
	No, go ahead.
	No, you're exactly right.
	This all ties together.
	And I'm actually going to jump forward and grab a verse after Exodus 20, which is Psalms 48. 40...
	David says, I delight to do thy will, O my God, yea, thy law is within my heart.
	And, you know, Jesus tells us, you know, the yoke is light.
	It's not heavy.
	Following God's laws is important in terms of just for our own good.
	As you said, this is Us being chastened so that we don't do stupid things.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Amazing stuff really is.
	So you want to throw anything else in there?
	You know, I brought two knives.
	You know me.
	I'm always going to show off knives.
	Yeah, definitely.
	I brought them specifically because these are the two knives that are in Dan Bedoni's Truth Radio Show bundle on my page.
	So if you go to my website, right at the top of the page, there's about Four or five various bundles there.
	I think actually right before the show, the Midnight Riot bundle just sold out, and I just recently sold out of the Cutting Edge, and I'll be putting new ones up shortly for both of those, probably beginning of the next month.
	But if you scroll down about, and I got a couple really cool survival packs I put together there as well.
	But this one for Dan is, if you want to click on there, Dan, and hop onto that first picture, I brought knives from out of there.
	Knives are always the coolest part of it, but there's some really cool gear in there as well.
	There's a flameless lighter.
	It's an LED lighter that you can plug in and it recharges.
	There's a great flashlight in there that actually floats.
	If you drop it in the water, the back end of it, it knows to light up and floats in the water so that the back end where it's floating, you can find it in the water.
	I got a fire starter and stuff like that in there.
	And then I also got in these really great little...
	They're hard plastic.
	Not even laminated.
	They're actually hard plastic.
	Can't hurt them.
	Cards that you can throw in your pack that have basic knowledge on them for fire starting and stuff like that.
	And all of the proceeds from this bundle go towards supporting Truth Radio Show.
	I don't take anything from this myself.
	I pick up the shipping, the whole deal.
	This pays for...
	So that you guys can not only hear news from a Christian perspective, those that follow the way, and also so that you can see studies like this.
	And so Dan takes a lot of time doing all of this stuff on his own.
	Dan is the man.
	He's a doer, and I appreciate that.
	Anyway, these are the two knives.
	I've got a lion steel knife.
	This is actually one of the first knives I ever gave Dan Is one of these.
	I love this knife.
	Lion steel.
	They're made in Italy.
	They're all hand finished.
	Got beautiful action on them.
	So there's no spring action in this.
	This has little ceramic bearings in the washer.
	You hit it and it just rolls out.
	It's actually a flipper.
	Flips from the back.
	Right back here with your index finger.
	And beautiful action on it.
	You can just feel it's butter smooth with the little ceramic bearings in there.
	And really a great everyday carry knife.
	It's one that I really like.
	And then I also brought a kitsune, which is the other one in there.
	This is a kitsune V. There's several versions of it.
	And this particular one is nice because it's a little bit tactical and it's a little bit bushcraft.
	It's not a very big knife, but it's got a really nice shape and feel to it.
	It's a little sheath knife.
	And so you've got a fixed blade and a folder in that bundle.
	And that little bundle is really the sort of thing that if you had an old backpack and you haven't begun prepping for what might be to come, if you watch...
	Any Truth Radio news, you know there's horrific things possibly on the horizon.
	Having good tools is going to be really important, and that bundle is the sort of thing you can throw in an old backpack, and you have some basic stuff that'll get you started, and you can put together other things.
	You know, an old hoodie in there, a rain poncho, stuff like that are really going to help out.
	Oh, there's a cool bandana in there, too, that has so much stuff printed on it.
	It's how to navigate with a compass and all kinds of stuff.
	So there's a bunch of stuff there.
	This is a kitsune.
	These were designed by Jeremy Valentine.
	I actually carry a lot of Jeremy's knives that he hand makes, but these are a work-tough knife.
	They're made by Vic Lin.
	He's actually out of Taiwan, and I know that there's some...
	Questionable things going on with Taiwan.
	He runs a little, very small, few-man shop there, and he makes really cool knives.
	Most of the knives I carry are American-made, but both the ones I put in this one, I got an Italian knife in here, are actually made out of country, and these are both, again, some of the best knives on the market.
	When it comes to tools, it's really more about quality, and you don't compromise that.
	Absolutely.
	And I want to point out too, and if you go to his website, if you don't like this package, guys, he's got other packages that support other Brotherhood shows like the Midnight Ride, the Cutting Edge, which they just showed up.
	But if you don't like any of that stuff, guys, go through the website.
	They got tons of...
	These are all bench-made, all hardcore steel, literally, and...
	All kinds of survival gear, you know, AKA, we have to say paperweights, but brass knuckles there, Johnny Mayhem knuckles, and leather Bible covers sponsored by Joshua Watts there with the tactical pen.
	Check these out.
	These are custom.
	These are my own.
	These are in my pocket right now because I'm in Portland, and let's just say we've had some questionable things going on lately, and sometimes there's correction to be made.
	It has to happen.
	Those are all handmade by Johnny Mayhem knuckles, Out of recycled materials.
	That's old bus bar.
	He does some very cool stuff that way where he'll make a lot of recycled stuff.
	But the real answer at the end of the day is this helps me keep the lights on.
	You buy something from me, it helps me support Dan.
	And I do this simply because I believe in what Dan is doing.
	There's very little truth left out there.
	Shake and Wake Radio.
	I know Dan's show goes up on Shake and Wake Radio.
	My wife listens to Shake and Wake a lot and I love the fact that there's truth being told out there.
	It's still findable.
	It's getting very hard to find truth.
	Even just to find news outside the narrative is hard.
	To find anything that isn't just the two subjects, which I won't mention because that's what will get things in trouble.
	There's only like two or three subjects that are even being put out there in the news right now.
	There's some very nefarious things going on.
	So have good tools as we move forward.
	And, you know, the patriarchs that we look at, you know, here, they were doing a couple things, right?
	They were following God's laws.
	They were obedient.
	But they also weren't afraid to throw down Abraham.
	his nephew Lot gets taken and kidnapped.
	He doesn't sit there and go, well, he has my hopes and prayers.
	No, he raises an army out of his own pocket with his own men and goes and rescues his nephew Lot.
	This is something that is done because he knows it is right and it's written in his heart.
	Absolutely.
	I want to show off my knife here too.
	This is one I carry every day that Nolan gave me.
	It's called the Crooked River.
	It's a buck knife, hunting knife, whatever you want to call it.
	Awesome knife here.
	I got big hands, guys, so he sent me a nice size one.
	Also, according to your state laws too, he has to go buy them.
	Of course, it depends what kind of knife you buy because some states are illegal, whatever the case.
	In most states they are, but awesome.
	This is a Benchmade knife.
	I had this for, I think he sent me this like eight months ago, whatever it was, but it's You've told me you've taken it hiking and all kinds of stuff.
	You know, I had sent Dan a couple smaller knives first, but they didn't match up with his hands.
	So I sent him actually one of these lion steel knives, which is a fantastic knife.
	I have normal human-sized hands.
	Dan is the bionic.
	You know, Dan, he has those huge hands.
	And this still just didn't quite match up.
	And this is a good size knife.
	I mean, that's a three and a half inch blade.
	I was like, well, we got to go up to a good four inch blade on Dan.
	So he has something in his hands that's going to be a little more comfortable.
	And it's funny because I know I've sent you other knives, but that's the one you always pull out because it's the one that fits you.
	And there is a perfect knife for everyone.
	If folks are having trouble finding tools, that's one of my favorite things to do is find the The silver knife for them, the perfect knife that's going to do everything for them.
	Everyone has that, you know, and I would work in person with people and they get something in their hand and when they got that perfect item in their hand and it just felt right, you know, all of a sudden I got a little light knife in my pocket today.
	It's called a Bugout.
	It weighs 1.88 ounces and it's warm here and I'm wearing lighter clothes and I didn't want something heavy today.
	And I got a little bug out.
	And I love it for the fact that it weighs very little and it's perfect for me for what I'm doing today.
	But it's having the right tools for that job.
	And if things go really wrong, all of a sudden you're going to need these tools to move forward.
	It's the same with truth.
	We need truth to move forward.
	These are all things that are interconnected in all of our lives.
	You never want to be a victim.
	You talk a lot about gun rights.
	And, you know, somebody asked me recently, you know, about owning a gun.
	Why would you need a gun?
	I said, well, because when things fall apart, you know, it's not necessarily that I'm looking to go out and shoot someone.
	But one of two things happens to someone that doesn't have proper tools.
	All of a sudden, somebody walks up to you and they've got a big gun.
	They've got a big 12 gauge and they look at you and you don't have anything to protect yourself.
	And they look and they go, Nolan, what size shoes do you take?
	Those are some really nice boots you got on there.
	And now I'm wearing my flip-flops, right?
	Because, you know, or worse is there's going to be a lawlessness and lawlessness turns real ugly and there are going to be innocents that get hurt.
	There are going to be people that need protection.
	And we are not to murder.
	We're not to kill.
	But there is going to be a time to protect those who cannot protect themselves.
	And that is what you see mostly in the Bible is when it comes to using these things to protect.
	It's oftentimes not to protect yourself.
	It's to protect those around you that cannot do it themselves.
	Exactly.
	Just like the armies did, Joshua, Dave, and everybody did to protect their people throughout scripture.
	I mean, even Peter carried a sword, you know what I mean?
	So, that being said, man, you know, it's always good to have the proper tools.
	And I want to thank you for your time, brother.
	And we got to do another show again.
	And yeah, guys, we didn't even touch half.
	We touched about half of what we had covered.
	We had it for study, I should say.
	But there's so much.
	And I'm sure you people out there can find a lot more, too.
	It's unlimited.
	The resources and information you can find in Scripture.
	And it's still more out there.
	This could have been a five-hour show, Dan.
	I mean, honestly, you, when you talked to me, you came back and you're like, this is going to be too long.
	And I'm like, it's not going to be too long.
	But we've got to pick and choose because this could have gone on and on.
	And the answer is, read your own Bibles.
	Have that law written on your heart because you know it.
	And, you know, the New Testament, the Old Testament, there's no left or right of that.
	It's all one testament.
	It is a, you know, it is that covenant that you need to have written on your heart.
	So I appreciate you having me, Dan.
	I'm always happy to join you.
	Keep telling the truth.
	Thank you, brother.
	And so, let me close out the show.
	Hang on right there, brother.
	And I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart once again to be on the show.
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	And rightfully so.
	So, one second here.
	Let me just close this out, brother.
	And...
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	So, without further ado, we gotta get into this man because we've done a lot of shows on the Ten Commandments and everybody that's watching now is obviously educated with the Ten Commandments and everything else.
	But the reason why we're doing the show tonight because it's something both me and John have been very irritated at because there's churches, tons of ministries out there telling people that, you know, misusing scripture, saying that the Ten Commandments are nailed to the cross, they're no longer valid.
	I'm like, wow, what Bible are you guys reading?
	Because that's not what Jesus Christ said.
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	So John, what's going on, brother?
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	That's what I've got to say.
	And tonight we're going to be talking about the Ten Commandments.
	And how the modern church is twisting, taking away, adding to it, doing whatever they feel like to make themselves feel good.
	And we're going to take it back to Scripture and hear what God has to say about the Ten Commandments.
	Absolutely.
	And thank you, John.
	And yeah, so we got the idea of the Ten Commandments.
	I forgot to put the graphics up, actually.
	But yeah, so the Ten Commandments, you know, we all know that they were given to Moses at the time, right?
	And me and Nolan from Cascadia Colory, we actually did a show to show that all these commandments, they were already law prior to Sion.
	They were already law before Moses walked the face of the earth.
	They were just reiterated later as the Ten Commandments.
	Give it to Moses.
	Now, are they just for the Jews?
	That's what a lot of churches say.
	They were just for the Jews.
	You don't have to worry about it.
	And all that's been nailed to the cross.
	This is the garbage that's coming from the churches out there today.
	They cherry-pick what the Scripture says.
	Even though both John and I are going to show you an abundance of Scripture where Jesus himself says, Obey my Father's commandments.
	Now, we all know Jesus has his two great commandments.
	Absolutely.
	But he...
	Vividly expresses to obey his Father's commandments.
	I mean, we're going to show you the Ten Commandments are two different things.
	We're going to explain that.
	So, John, if you want to start this off first, so I can get these slides up.
	Well, the first thing I wanted, because I pulled up my notes when you'd asked me to come on, and of course, you know, I have abundance of notes.
	One of the first things that the church will absolutely mislead people and lie to them about is that Christ nailed the law to the cross.
	That is one of their go-to's.
	And it's one of those billboard propaganda things that the church has spread that is a complete lie.
	And they use Colossians 2, 13 through 15 to do it.
	And of course, it says this.
	Let's just read it in context.
	It says this in Colossians 2,"...and you being dead in your sins and the uncircumcision of your flesh, hath he quickened together with him, having forgiven you all trespasses." Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances, as Jan just said, that was against us, which is contrary to us, and took out of the way, nailing it to the cross.
	This is what they're using.
	And having spoiled principalities and powers, he made a show of them, Openly triumphing over them in it.
	Many people use this verse in the church to say that Christ nailed the law of God or, you know, the entire Old Testament to the cross.
	Well, in this verse, in the handwriting of ordinances in Colossians, it means chlorophon dogma.
	And in Greek, If you take that word and you boil it down, you know, the church doesn't even do this.
	They're not Bereans.
	The phrase refers to our sin debt.
	So it's not nailing the law to the cross.
	It's nailing our sin debt to the cross.
	This is reinforced by the fact that the phrase blotting out in that same verse means to erase something that is written.
	And what's been written?
	The law of God.
	The law that we break, the reason why Jesus was nailed to the cross, because we keep breaking His law.
	And so, what was nailed to the cross was Jesus Christ and our sin with Him.
	And that is what was nailed to the cross.
	And that is what they take out of context.
	You're right on that, man.
	And they take it way out of context.
	And it just amazes me.
	I mean, I'm lost for words because no matter how much you tell these people, show them, they still want to stick to their...
	And it's religious dogma that they push.
	It's not the Bible.
	And they stick to this, and because it's all part of this dispensationalist movement, there's feel-good, there's prosperity teaching, all this stuff, all mixed in one, to say, you know, don't worry about it, and like, I actually been to a church where a pastor said, hey, you know, accept Jesus today, doesn't matter, go out of the church and do what you want, literally, you can kill somebody, whatever.
	Whatever the case, you know what I mean?
	And none of that's true.
	So, I mean, it is an abomination, it really is.
	How could you say, alright, because when God established the same commandments, He said these laws are written upon your hearts forever.
	Didn't say, oh, until the Messiah comes.
	Didn't say until...
	The Messiah was crucified.
	He said, forever.
	Forever simply means forever.
	I mean, unless there's a new interpretation of forever, I don't know, but forever simply means just that.
	You know what I mean?
	So, I can't, you know, understand for the life of me, and I think, you know, we all know why the people teach this stuff is because they're there purposely to deceive the people.
	They're there purposely to just grab your money, stick with our religious dogma, control you, and literally just walk you to the gallows, per se.
	And just fill people's head.
	We've got scripture about that, too.
	About people not, you know, obeying sound doctrine anymore.
	And giving their itching ears to all these false prophets and everything.
	So yeah, John, I'm still below some of the slides here.
	So if you want, I'll give some of your scripture.
	Go for it.
	Well, we'll go for it.
	You know, just to your point, Revelations 12.10, guys, explains that Hazaton, Satan, our enemy, our ancient enemy, is the accuser of the brethren and our sisters who are walking this out with Jesus Christ.
	He accuses us because we have outstanding sin that we have not repented of.
	Okay, that's what he accuses us of.
	And what is the sin?
	Breaking God's law.
	It has always been about breaking God's law.
	And that's what he accuses us before the Father.
	When we repent, and that's the word of the day, every day on the cutting edge.
	When we repent, our sins are blotted out of the books in heaven.
	That means it's not remembered.
	He throws it as far as east as it is west.
	That is what Jesus does.
	So that the powers and principalities of this world...
	Can be put to shame.
	Okay?
	They are disarmed.
	The accusations are rendered null and void.
	And this should be very humbling to each and every one of us who have sinned in our lives, who have repented and started walking with Jesus Christ.
	That is the grace that he shows us.
	But Satan is the accuser of the brethren.
	And what does he accuse the brethren of?
	Breaking the commandments of God.
	You can't have a disconnect there, okay?
	Because the church will teach you the law was nailed to the cross, the Ten Commandments are null and void, or they'll go even further and start erasing some of them.
	Let's see how dangerous that is.
	Satan, the ancient enemy of Christ Jesus, our ancient enemy is accusing the brother of breaking the commandments of God.
	That is how we sin.
	We don't sin because we make it up in our heads.
	That's not how this works.
	We're not in our creation.
	We're in the Heavenly Father's creation, the father of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
	So, you know, that kind of logic right there dictates to a rational individual who's reading the scriptures for themselves in context.
	God's laws are good, and they keep us safe.
	And when we're standing with Jesus Christ, our mediator between us and God, He doesn't condemn us because of the grace.
	Because why?
	We have repented from breaking God's law, breaking His commandments, and standing before Him blameless.
	Only Jesus can do that.
	But the church today, not all of them, but most of them are teaching you, do as thou wilt.
	almost an Aleister Crowley type of belief system. - Hey, you're right, man.
	And that's what, that's just about, exactly, do what they will, exactly what they're teaching, man.
	And again, like I said, there's churches out there that literally tell people, you know, the once saved, always saved.
	You can go do anything you want and you're still going to heaven.
	And, you know, but the whole thing, it's about repentance.
	I mean, to turn away from those sins.
	I mean, look at the churches, and I can't say it because we're on YouTube, the churches who open the doors, if you will, to...
	The rainbow group, okay?
	Leave it at that.
	And we're not saying to block off churches from anybody, you know what I mean?
	But the thing is, they not only say, well, come on in, but they condone it.
	The pastors are doing it themselves, okay?
	So their churches are in disarray.
	They really are.
	And when it comes to Scripture, man, you join a regular church, okay?
	You hear about Jesus.
	Number one important thing, absolutely.
	A year or two go by.
	It's the same thing.
	It's the same format.
	I'm saying the same doctrine, but it's a different format.
	So you hear...
	Two, three years now, you're like, alright, I learned.
	I know there's more in the Bible, okay?
	I know there's more, but why do we learn the same thing, just regurgitated in a different format?
	And you know there's more, and they won't teach you more.
	I mean, how many times have they skipped through the scriptures of important verses?
	I mean, when you get to the aliens, UFOs, Revelation chapter 16, it says exactly what they are.
	And the churches don't even talk about them.
	When you mention them, they're like, oh, they're fake.
	They don't exist.
	And they weren't even spiritual warfare.
	That's why we dedicated this show, Spiritual Warfare Fridays, here.
	Because teachers don't...
	I mean, the churches don't teach spiritual warfare.
	I've literally been to churches where the pastor would say...
	I mean, the elders...
	Because I asked him, I said, what would you do if somebody came to the church, say they're possessed, abducted, whatever, or we would have them committed.
	I'm like, wow, that's not what a church of God would do, because a church of God would know how to deal with this stuff on a spiritual warfare level.
	But this education is highly lacked and especially with teaching of Creation versus evolution now how many people go?
	I mean they don't touch that with a ten-foot pole because of the 501c3 crap You know I mean and me and John's done shows on that too.
	We've done shows on a lot of stuff man thinking about it Bob man, this one here I think really hits it hard because this ignites a fire inside me because it It ticks me off so much that people out there, even on the Facebook forum pages, the Christian pages, you got people out there, churches saying this stuff, that the Ten Commandments have been nailed to the cross and everything else.
	And I'm like, wow.
	I'm like, really?
	And these are supposed to be ministries of God.
	When you take, say, like Galatians 5.24, it says this, Those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires.
	And that comes out of Galatians.
	And a lot of churches like to use that for the greasy grace aspect.
	Galatians is a wonderful book.
	And if we get into the history and the people, you know, we can explain things.
	From a biblical point of view, it is good to follow the law of God.
	And it boils down to this with that one verse.
	Our sin debt was nailed to the cross.
	Not the law of God.
	And the church is teaching you that the law of God was nailed to the cross.
	Again, when you read your scriptures in context, context is key.
	Sin was nailed to the cross.
	Our sin was placed upon Jesus Christ so that we would not have to bear the wrath of God.
	It's our sin and our sinful behavior that must be crucified, not the law.
	The law is what keeps us safe.
	The law is what makes us free.
	And we are free in Jesus Christ because He is the law made flesh.
	The Word made flesh.
	You're right on that, man.
	And I got a couple of verses I want to throw here, guys.
	And here's the thing.
	We've got Revelation.
	I know we read these on the last show here.
	But Revelation 14.12, right?
	Now, mind you what the situation we're at, right?
	This is John on the island of Patmos, right?
	Getting the revelation of these times, the end of days.
	This is Jesus telling John...
	For the people of the end days, right?
	Check this out.
	The saints are us, right?
	And now I'm going to ask everybody out there who believes that.
	If you really believe, okay?
	I'm going to ask you this question and a few more, okay?
	If you believe that the Ten Commandments are nailed to the cross, right?
	Then why would Jesus here tell people, here is the patience of the saints?
	Here are they that keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus.
	Now, we know Jesus had two great commandments.
	He's not talking about those.
	He said, specifies the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus Christ.
	So he's not just saying keep the faith of me.
	He's saying keep the commandments of his Father.
	Why would he say that to the end times people if they weren't able to look at us?
	Answer that.
	You know what I mean?
	And, you know, plain and simple.
	It's ridiculous.
	And the Ten Commandments, let's look at them right now.
	They're up on screen.
	Shall not have no other gods before you, no engraving images, not use the Lord's name in vain, keep the Sabbath day holy, honor your father and mother, shall not kill, don't commit adultery, don't steal, don't bear false witness, don't lie, you know, and don't covet, whatever the case.
	So let me ask you guys, if the Ten Commandments are nailed to the cross...
	Is it okay to worship other gods?
	Is it okay to commit adultery?
	Is it okay to use the Lord's name in vain now?
	Is it okay to not honor the Sabbath, even though the churches don't?
	They are on Pagan Sunday.
	But is it okay to disrespect your mother and father?
	Is it okay to kill now?
	Is it okay to commit adultery because you cheat on your wife now?
	Is it okay?
	Is it okay to steal?
	Is it okay to lie and bear a false witness?
	Is it okay to covet?
	So if you can answer yes to any of those things, you better question your own faith.
	Because...
	These are universal laws, okay?
	And these were already, like I said, they were already established before they were given to Moses, okay?
	They were just reiterated as the Ten Commandments.
	These are already laws that were strict penalties before Moses came.
	So, you know what I mean?
	And these laws are still today.
	Yeah, I mean, these are punishable.
	It ended up like 100 years ago in St. Rhode Island.
	If you got caught committing adultery, it would be prison time.
	And these are laws everywhere.
	I mean, if you steal, go to any state and steal.
	You're going to get arrested.
	Unless you're Black Lives Matter or Antifa, then you're fine.
	But, you know, if you lie in court, if you, you know, kill people, if you do half the stuff, what's going to happen?
	You get in jail or you get in trouble with your parents, whatever the case, you know, not on your father and mother.
	So, you know, and then there's a couple of verses here I want to talk about, too.
	This is what's going on today with John Winsane.
	2 Timothy 4, 3 and 4 says, For the time will come when people will not put up sound doctrine, that's the Bible, instead suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want us to hear, and they will turn their ears away from the truth and turn aside to myths.
	And this right here, Hosea 4, 6 just describes it the best right now.
	My people are destroyed by the lack of knowledge because they chose to reject the truth.
	Plain and simple.
	So man, again, I'm lost for words because I just can't believe people can't see this.
	I'm not even a pastor.
	Never went to Bible school or nothing.
	Which none of them write the word of God on you.
	How only the Holy Spirit can do that.
	But man, it just amazes me.
	It really is.
	These people willingly do this purposely or they're just that dumb.
	Well again, it goes back, Dan, that our enemy is ancient.
	Very ancient, very intelligent, very powerful, and is a master at deceiving.
	And where is he going to attack first?
	Is he going to attack the person that is not even seeking God?
	No, he's going to go to the churches.
	He's going to infiltrate the churches.
	David Carrico, John Pounders, you, Dan, have talked about the Freemasonry infiltrating the churches.
	I mean, all kinds of different cults and absolutely idiotic doctrines have entered the church.
	In Matthew 5, 17, 18, I don't know if you have this verse anywhere, Dan, but Jesus said, God, Yeah, 5, 17 through 18. This is what Jesus said, and this is what the church has mainly twisted into absolute oblivion.
	He says,"...think not that I come to destroy the law." Think about this, guys.
	This is Messiah speaking this.
	"...think not that I come to destroy the law or the prophets." I am come not to destroy, but to fulfill.
	And they take that right there and they run with it when they don't even look at the meaning of the word, which means paleru, means to fully teach God's commandments, but to fulfill, to fully preach.
	For verily I say unto you, till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall no wise pass from the law till all be fulfilled.
	It's not all been fulfilled.
	If you break that verse down, And I'm asking those folks that go to cemetery school to do this, please.
	There are people who have used this verse to say that Christ did away with the law of God by fulfilling it.
	In Isaiah 42, 21, it says this, God said the Lord is well pleased for his righteousness snake.
	He will magnify the law and make it honorable.
	This scripture is a prophecy, guys.
	It was Isaiah 42, 21. Got it?
	Oh, wow.
	I should have looked to the left.
	You're pulling this stuff up.
	The Lord is well pleased for His righteousness' sake.
	He will magnify the law.
	And make it honorable.
	This is prophecy about Jesus Christ who came to magnify and enlarge the law.
	You remember what he said about adultery?
	Even if you look at a woman and lust after her, you're committing a sin.
	Jesus is absolutely teaching us the fulfilled portion of what God's law is.
	Of course, man through history, and if you look through the book of Hosea, you mentioned that just a second ago, God divorced Israel over them absolutely dissing Him and the commandments which He gave the children of Israel, divorced them.
	And that's why we're in the predicament we came.
	He needed to step off the throne, come as Messiah, die on the cross, make atonement for us, be resurrected so that He could remarry us.
	But the church, does it teach that?
	No, but it's within the confines of our scriptures.
	And why do they teach us something totally different?
	Remember who our enemy is, how ancient he is, and how deceptive he is.
	And if he can get your focus off of you reading the word for yourself, You're going to be caught in a whirlwind of Sodom and Gomorrah as we barrel towards the end here.
	It's very important that you shore up your relationship with Jesus Christ and know full well that He would not teach anything, period, contrary to the word that was laid out before His arrival, because He's the one that gave it.
	And the church doesn't see it, Dan.
	And I'm not fearful, but at the same time, as John 3.16 said, he gave himself for the entire world.
	And the world has always gravitated towards something...
	You know, man-made traditions of man.
	I don't know why that is.
	I did it all the time at one time.
	But again, the law makes us free.
	That's what frees us.
	The law is truth.
	It's the good law.
	Read Psalms.
	But of course, if you take Jesus' own word, he did not come to destroy the law, but to fully preach it, to magnify it, to show us the way, because he is the way.
	Yep.
	Absolutely.
	He is a law.
	And I want to direct something there, too, why we're on the Ten Commandments, because I know right now some people watching, I might be Catholic, like, hold on, you guys got the Ten Commandments wrong here.
	I want to point something out, too, because this, again, disruption of God's laws.
	Now, on the left, you know, you got the biblical Ten Commandments, right?
	Then on the right, you got the Catholic Ten Commandments.
	Now, you know it's a little bit different, okay?
	Now, they completely removed idolatry, because the whole Catholic Church is about idolatry, and don't say it's not because I was a Catholic.
	Yes, it is.
	Plain and simple.
	And so, number two, they removed it, and number four, which is the Sabbath day, they changed it from the Sabbath day to the Lord's day, okay?
	So what they did is they took number two away, moved all the rest down, and made number ten into two commandments, nine and ten.
	That's what they did.
	That's that version of the Ten Commandments.
	That, you know, the whole thing is like distorted because, yeah, they got the first one commandment right, but the rest, they completely distorted, moved down and everything else.
	And the Lord's Day, the only time the scripture mentions the Lord's Day is when Jesus returns, when the trumpets are blown, Jesus returns.
	That's the Lord's Day, not Sunday, not Saturday, nothing like that.
	Saturday is the Sabbath.
	You know what I mean?
	So they didn't see how they could talk things to with the law.
	Honor the Sabbath day and keep it holy, right?
	Do you see Sabbath in their commandments?
	No.
	They completely took the Sabbath day out.
	Remember to keep holy the Lord's day, which they refer to Sunday.
	No, it's not Sunday.
	It's the day when he returns.
	So you don't see Sabbath in there.
	One of the most important commandments...
	Before the commandments, by the way, on the seventh day of creation, God said, I sanctify this day as my days of rest and worship.
	He didn't sanctify Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, or Saturday.
	He sanctified The seventh day, which is on every calendar in the world.
	What we call Saturday in Israel, they call it Sabbath.
	In Spanish countries, they call it Sab.
	You get the point, okay?
	So the Catholic Church completely dismantled the meat and potatoes of the Ten Commandments.
	And this is what you've got to recite to go through your catechism and all the other stuff, the first communion.
	You need to recite these things.
	And you're reciting in a distorted version of the Ten Commandments.
	And it's not just them, guys.
	We're not just picking on the Catholic Church.
	Because John said, now they recognize the Ten Commandments.
	At least they recognize them, okay?
	Somewhat.
	Even though they're distorted, but the Christian churches today are saying, oh, no, none of these things, don't worry about it, because you don't have none of them along.
	You know, so you're seeing a complete distortion of the Ten Commandments on every level, man.
	And this is very important stuff that people need to sink into your churches.
	You need to challenge your pastors, challenge your ministers, your priests, or whoever.
	Say, listen, you're preaching the wrong doctrine, plain and simple.
	There's no, you know, take this video if you want.
	Share it to your friends, families, and neighbors.
	You don't need my permission.
	Just take it.
	Whatever you want to do, put it on your channel.
	I don't care.
	Show it to your church.
	This is very important.
	This is a strong message that we need to relate to the churches.
	Because Jesus, what?
	Paul wrote letters to the churches, right?
	Jesus, we need to do the same thing for the end times.
	We need to write letters to the churches and hopefully we can reel in some people out of Babylon, literally.
	You know what I mean?
	Well, one of the main ingredients that the Christian church in the United States uses to say that Paul changed the Sabbath is Romans.
	They use Romans 14, 5 and 6. And so they use this scripture to rewrite, actually, the Word of God.
	And they take it out of context.
	And if you don't get anything out of this show tonight, please get this.
	Read your scriptures in context.
	Don't cherry pick and don't, you know, billboard propaganda.
	Just read it in its entirety.
	Romans 14, 5 and 6 says this, That is perfectly written by the Apostle Paul, and it means what it says.
	However, the church has twisted this.
	Like Dan was saying, the first key to understanding these verses is to understand who he is addressing in the letters.
	Of course, many churches don't teach this.
	He was writing to the Romans and he was applying these verses specifically To the days of the Romans, and consider our days, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, all these.
	They were doing these things, and these were Gentile believers just coming into acknowledging who God is, who Jesus is, and what to do.
	Of course, they honored other gods in their days.
	Paul uses this scripture to say the Greek word that Paul uses, Hemera refers to the common day, the Roman day.
	And you've got to know the audience because many people just go to their Sunday church, listen to the pop psychologist sermon.
	They don't even open their scriptures.
	They don't even talk about Jesus Christ or the Word.
	If you think about it, thus he is addressing common days, not holy days.
	In that scripture, he's addressing the Roman common days.
	You've got to read this in text or you're going to get lost.
	He's not talking about the Holy Sabbath day here, guys.
	And he never was.
	And whatever church is telling you that he is, they're lying to you.
	They are absolutely lying to you.
	And if you're not checking this stuff, if you're not reading it for yourself, you're going to get caught up in it.
	And you're going to absolutely be called on the carpet for it.
	None of us want that.
	The word for holy, hagios, in that text is not even found in the chapter of Romans 14. If he were referring to the Sabbath, Paul, and this is from my notes, Paul would have used the Greek word for Sabbath, sabbaton, and he didn't.
	He didn't.
	He used common day.
	And of course the church is twisted in saying you can make the Sabbath day any day you feel like.
	That's not how this works.
	If you go back to Genesis where God says it is good, it is holy, it hasn't changed.
	It's still holy and we need to be doing it because Jesus did it and if he did it, we're to do it.
	Oh, they'll come up with excuses.
	Oh, Jesus worked on the Sabbath because he healed.
	First of all, two things wrong with your statement saying that Jesus worked on the Sabbath.
	Number one, it's his Sabbath, okay?
	He could do what he wants to do.
	It wasn't working.
	and he was healing somebody, doing the Lord's work.
	So that's what you're supposed to do on a Sabbath anyway, worship, whatever the case.
	So no, and that's why I hear that a lot from ministries, you know, It doesn't at all prove that Jesus didn't honor the Sabbath because he did.
	Absolutely he did.
	And that's why the tomb wasn't open when he was crucified.
	The only reason why they never went to the tomb Saturday, because it was a Sabbath.
	So first thing Sunday morning, After he was already gone, they went to the tomb and discovered it to be empty.
	The only reason why they chose Sunday, because Saturday was the Sabbath.
	And, you know, we call Saturday and Sunday, whatever the case.
	And they could have went Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
	It wouldn't matter.
	He already had been gone.
	You know what I mean?
	Plain and simple.
	But these are the things that get overlooked, man.
	And, you know, in Paul, you've got the other excuse, too.
	People say, well, Paul, they question Paul.
	A lot of religions, they question Paul, and they take Paul's false minister and everything else.
	Then they question Paul, but then they try to use Paul for their defense of their false version of the gospel, you know what I mean?
	Which makes no sense at all.
	But Paul, sometimes, you know, you just read it, and you need to read things in context, especially with Paul.
	Yeah, sometimes it can be a little difficult, but if you take your time...
	Read exactly in its whole context, and that's not just one verse.
	That's the whole paragraph of the chapter of that particular subject.
	And you'll see there's no room for interpretation.
	Clear as day.
	Just take your time to read it, and you'll completely understand Paul.
	You know what I mean?
	And so that's what we have to say about that, man.
	And I wanted to point this out, too, because I forgot to mention these two verses here.
	When we brought up Revelation 14, 12, and there's three scriptures read, just three of many in the New Testament, okay, that told us about the commandments.
	And this is Revelation 12, 17, and it says,"...and the dragon was enraged with the woman, and he went to make woe with the rest of her offspring." Who kept the commandments of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ.
	So this is the end times.
	Why would, you know, again, a question.
	Why would the commandments of God be mentioned in the end times if they were nailed to the cross?
	Then we mentioned 14.12, the patience of the saints.
	Those who keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus.
	Then go to Revelation 22.14.
	Blessed are those who do His commandments that they may have a right to the tree of life and enter through the gates into the city.
	And with these three verses from the book of Revelation, it is very clear that one of these signs of God's people is commandment keeping.
	This does not sound like the commandments of God being nailed to the cross.
	You know what I mean?
	So, you know what I mean?
	The thing is, like, people don't want to be wrong.
	And the thing is, there's no room for egotism in the scripture, okay?
	I got proven wrong a million times, okay?
	And I swallowed it.
	It's like, you know what?
	There's no room to be...
	I have an ego or anything.
	So we need to accept.
	It's like, you know, I was wrong.
	And when I was growing in the faith, I got proven wrong.
	I used to believe once saved, always saved.
	I used to believe in the pre-tribulation rapture.
	Oh, man, did I used to preach that.
	And when I looked, people told me, I'm like, no.
	And I argued with them.
	I looked into the scripture.
	And I got told about the Ten Commandments.
	I looked into the scripture.
	And I'm reading it for myself.
	I'm like, wait, why does the scripture say this?
	And...
	You know what I mean?
	All you have to do is read it for yourself.
	You know what I mean?
	And it's right there in black and white.
	You know what I mean?
	Or red, whatever the case.
	And it's right there in your faces.
	You know what I mean?
	So for them to, you know, again, why would the commandments be mentioned at all?
	They should be irrelevant if they were nailed to the cross or abolished, right?
	So why would Jesus be mentioned in the end times?
	It makes no sense at all.
	Well, when you look at this, of course, the church will use Romans a lot.
	They use Galatians a lot.
	They use the scripture.
	And of course, that's what Satan did with Jesus.
	And of course, Jesus turned it back on him because he is creator in the flesh.
	They use Romans 6.14 as well, where Paul writes,"...for sin...
	Shall not have dominion over you, for ye are not under the law, but under grace.
	That is one of the Greasy Grace Church's uses of Scripture to say we're no longer under the law.
	But when you read in context, and I got to say that context is key.
	This is one verse.
	If you go two verses below that, right?
	And when you read in context, it's just a whole lot better.
	What verse was that?
	It was Romans 6.14, right?
	They use this scripture to say we're no longer under the law, under the Ten Commandments.
	They like to rewrite this stuff.
	They like to use this scripture and twist it.
	But when you read further down in context, Paul says, what then?
	Shall we sin?
	And what is sin?
	Transgression of the law.
	1 John 3, 4.
	Because we are not under the law, but under grace.
	God forbid, Paul says.
	God forbid.
	Know ye not that to whom ye yield yourselves servants to obey?
	His servants are to whom ye obey, whether they're of sin unto death or of obedience unto righteousness.
	Again, the church uses the scripture to absolutely deceive people.
	They cherry pick it and then they make a whole doctrine out of it.
	We've seen it with pre-trib raps, like Dan was saying, all kinds of different crazy stuff.
	But when you read it in context and you go two verses lower, he tells you, God forbid you break his law.
	That's what gets us in trouble.
	Again, it's very easy to feel good with tickly ears preaching out there, but when you get down to the nuts and bolts, the only way to live free in this realm of life is to be obedient to Jesus Christ.
	That's the only way.
	It may sound dogmatic to you, and if you're speaking, that don't sit well with you, but it is His Word.
	And again, transgression of the law, of whose law?
	God's law is what gets us in trouble with God.
	And who came to negate that?
	Who came to change us?
	Jesus Christ.
	All we've got to do is give ourselves over to Him and be obedient to His Word, which is God's law.
	And that's it, guys.
	It's not rocket science, but again, the religious, as we were talking about on the previous show with Daniel, there's a difference between your relationship with Jesus Christ, who makes it easy for you to walk this out in obedience.
	Without Him, we cannot walk in obedience to God.
	There is absolutely no way.
	Your willpower will only get you so far.
	We need the power of the Holy Spirit and Jesus Christ to be able to follow the commandments, to be able to understand the commandments.
	Otherwise, you're in a church that's teaching you propaganda that absolutely will send you to the pit of hell.
	And if you're okay with that, then continue going.
	But at the same time, if you're sheared with any kind of conviction, Any kind of conviction at all, listen to the Holy Spirit.
	Begin to be Berean in your own scriptures and read this for contrast.
	And as Dan said, start questioning that pastor.
	And if they dish you, it's time to dust your feet and go.
	It's time to just go because, again, is your eternity worth it?
	Is your eternity worth banking off just soundbite popular cult pop culture megachurch preachers or your Catholic cult priest or whoever it is?
	Or are you banking your life off the Word of God, which is...
	His commandments.
	His statutes.
	His ordinances.
	And you've got to be able to rightly divide this stuff like Dan said.
	Or continue on with the blinders on and not care about your eternity.
	Not care about your family's eternity.
	It's as simple as that.
	When Jesus came...
	Even the people in his own town wanted to hurt him.
	The chief priests, the Sadducees, the Pharisees, the guards, the temple, all of them wanted him dead.
	Why?
	Because he spoke the truth.
	And when you tell the churchianity the truth, they want to do the same thing they wanted to do to Jesus.
	They wanted to either snuff him out or kill him.
	That should open your eyes in and of itself.
	Absolutely.
	And I want to point this out too, because here we go again with excuses that the churches use.
	Let me get to this.
	Where am I? Hold on a second.
	Sorry, guys.
	Sorry, Dan.
	We're good. - So when I go here, okay, and this is what all our churches use.
	They'll use Collegians 2.14 here.
	It says, Blotting out the handwriting of the ordinances that was against us, which was contrary to us, and it took out the way, nailing it to the cross.
	So this is where they say the Ten Commandments, when the laws were nailed to the cross.
	Now, notice it doesn't say laws, it doesn't say commandments, it says ordinances, right?
	What is an ordinance?
	You know what I mean?
	And here's the thing, okay?
	When you look at this, right?
	Back in those days, the sacrilegious days, you know, the days of Moses and before that, right?
	What would happen if you committed adultery?
	You and that woman would what?
	Get stoned to death.
	That was the law, okay?
	You would get killed, plain and simple.
	Now, that was the ordinance of the law.
	Now, there's a law, then there's ordinances, which is different, you know what I mean?
	So basically, the law says, you know, the Seventh Commandment, right?
	Don't commit adultery.
	The Fifth Commandment, whatever.
	I'm lost today.
	It's been a long day.
	You're good, Dan.
	Yeah, so anyway, die shall not commit adultery, right?
	So the ordinance for that law would be what?
	Stoning.
	Absolutely, right?
	So, when Jesus came along, and he did this in front of the Pharisees and everybody, too, and the Jews, he asked his people, like, when they found a woman who committed adultery, right?
	And, you know, they read a stoner, and he goes, he who is free without sin, will cast the first stoner.
	Now, here's the thing.
	Jesus, he didn't abolish committing adultery to be wrong.
	You know what I mean?
	He said the ordinance of it.
	The ordinance of the stone in her.
	He stopped that.
	Nobody, you know, everybody got a guilty conscience.
	Like, you know, I did sin too.
	So, yeah.
	You know what I mean?
	So, it's not an ordinance in that particular fashion.
	You know what I mean?
	So, it's basically, so when he said, he was free without sin, cast the first stone, right?
	And nobody cast the first stone.
	So therefore, he didn't abolish the law, he stopped the ordinances.
	As Paul said right here, blotting out the handwriting of the ordinances.
	Not the law, not the commandments.
	Pun and simple.
	I hate when I forget.
	Yeah.
	No, you're saying it right.
	You know, another point to this.
	It's the Sixth Commandment, I'm sorry.
	There you go.
	I mean, the Fifth Commandment.
	Seventh Commandment.
	I'm getting confused because I was looking at the Catholic one, too.
	So it's the Seventh Commandment.
	Die shall not commit adultery.
	I should know that by heart.
	You know what I mean?
	But it's been a long day, so...
	You bring up a good point in Colossians 2, 15 and 17, where Paul writes, and let's just read it.
	And having spoiled principalities and powers, he made a show of them, openly triumphing over them in it.
	Let no man therefore judge you in meat or in drink or in respect of a holy day or a new moon or the Sabbath days, which are shadow of things to come, but is body of Christ.
	And of course, it goes on to Colossians.
	If again, being a person of study, as you guys are, you will understand who he's writing to a Colossia.
	OK, and they were they were practicing what is called asceticism.
	I think that's how you pronounce it.
	And it's a manmade philosophy.
	And that's what was infiltrating the church at that time.
	In Colossia.
	And Paul was writing these letters to them because they were having an issue with people.
	There were those in that church trying to suppress people, you know, observing the holy days, enjoying joyful times, all that stuff.
	And there was dogmatic, just like the Pharisees and Sadducees.
	Colossians 2.20-23 will bring that out if you read it.
	However, these teachers were teaching the Colossians not to participate in anything enjoyable because they viewed such thing as indulgent, right?
	And Paul rebukes this false teaching.
	He's rebuking this false teaching that was merely man-made.
	And you will see the Apostle Paul always teaching against the man-made traditions and doctrines of men.
	And he was doing it here.
	Understand the heresy is key to understanding Colossians.
	Paul begins in verse 15 by explaining Christ's victory over the powers and authorities of this world through the crucifixion, right?
	Colossians 2, 15, 17. Of course, you can read that if you like.
	The second half of that verse in 16, Paul says, That's what he says.
	And the church uses this to say the holy feast days of God, our creator, has been null and void, which it is not.
	The Greek word here he uses is horte, H-E-O-R-T-E.
	Do your digging.
	New moon, pneumonia.
	He uses the Sabbath.
	Sabaton are words only used to refer to the feast days in Leviticus 23, the new moon celebrations in number 28, and the seventh day Sabbath in Genesis 2.
	The feast days, the new moon celebrations, and Sabbaths are often lumped together in the Bible in 1 Chronicles 23.
	I'm sorry, I'm doing my notes.
	Nehemiah 10 and Ezekiel 45.
	In the Bible, guys, there are the most joyous times when you're celebrating the holy feast days.
	Paul would never, ever speak contrary to the Word of God, just like the Holy Spirit would never speak contrary to the Word of God or make you believe or get you to believe anything different about his Holy Feast days.
	And the church has twisted it.
	What they've done, they've incorporated mixing other lesser gods, entities, in with And of course we know throughout scripture he is adamantly against that.
	Okay?
	But Paul here is not talking about the Holy Feast days.
	He is talking about something totally different and the church has run with this and has misled Millions of people based off a twisted scripture that is absolutely uncalled for, not right, and nefarious in its act.
	And again, I say this, our enemy is ancient, and its number one goal is to keep us as far away from the Word of God and doing what He's asked us to do, and He's doing a fine job of it, if you can see the debauchery that we have in the United States as far as the American church goes.
	Yeah.
	Absolutely, you're right.
	And yeah, the Collegians, that's one of the...
	They take out of context, like John said.
	Collegians 2, 14 through 17 is what they usually use out of context, of course, to try to prove their theory.
	You know what I mean?
	And like John explained, no, it's nothing to do with that.
	You know what I mean?
	And there's nothing that says commandments or the laws, there's ordinances.
	You know what I mean?
	And, you know, it just amazes me how these churches actually do this and people don't challenge it.
	And, you know, that's what bothers me the most.
	Not one person at church, you know, you see people in the churches, they'll write notes down.
	Most of the time they don't even look at them ever again.
	They take the pastor's word for it.
	Instead of saying, let me read into this.
	Let me look into this to make sure this is right.
	Because the scripture does say to challenge every spirit.
	And I want you people out there to challenge me and John too.
	If you think there's something wrong or whatever, challenge us.
	We'll talk with you.
	You know what I mean?
	Because we're supposed to challenge all spirits.
	You know what I mean?
	Plain and simple.
	Because this is very important when it comes to the commandments.
	People say, well, so, you know, this is thousands of years now, blah, blah, blah.
	Well, God's word doesn't change.
	God says it's true.
	Times might change, but my word will never.
	He says, plain and simple, my word will never change.
	Well, I'm going to rock their world.
	You know, Paul is telling us via this letter to the Colossians that he is saying that the Sabbath has not changed.
	Christ is the focus of the Sabbath, and he is absolutely the substance of why we obey God.
	He is.
	He is the focus point.
	And of course, you're right, Dan.
	We're not saying all churches.
	There are few out there that are teaching the doctrine of Jesus Christ.
	There are.
	But again, we are the lesser, not the majority.
	And of course, what we're dealing with here is mainstream church.
	The churches that have sown into the government under their 501c3 guise, the ones that allowed Freemasons to infiltrate, and those who absolutely think Catholics are, and they are, they're Christians, but Christian today is so generalized it means anything you want.
	It's an Alistair Crowley type of belief system.
	When you get down to the nuts and bolts of God's Word, it doesn't change.
	You can bank on it and trust it.
	And Jesus Christ is the focus.
	And of course, you know, there are churches out there that speak about Jesus Christ, but I don't recognize them.
	Especially when John tells us in one of the books, if they're lying, they're lying.
	The truth is not in them and call them out for what they are.
	But at the same time, you know, I was caught up in it, Dan.
	I thought, you know, the Sabbath was whatever day was in my heart or it was Sunday.
	And then I celebrated Christmas and Easter and all that stuff.
	But it wasn't until the father broke me and I called out to him in desperation when I had nothing left.
	That he opened my eyes to his scripture and I began reading it for myself and questioning everything I was taught.
	Because if you're getting your meat from a man, that meat is rotten.
	And I don't care if it's from me, Dan, or anybody.
	You can glean from us.
	You can get good points from us.
	But if your direction is not coming straight out of the Word of God, you are caught up in a world system.
	Because, again, the world absolutely hates Christ living on the inside of you.
	And when you're acting Christ-like, the attacks come from who?
	The church that's supposed to be the brick and mortar, the foundation of the United States.
	And what are they telling you?
	Don't do Sabbath.
	Celebrate Christmas, do Easter, break the commandments and eat pork and things that are unclean that God tells us not to, that Jesus Christ himself would have never put to his mouth.
	And yet you got the Christian church out there telling people, pick up your cross and follow me.
	Well, what does that look like?
	It means following the laws of God and rightly dividing his word.
	Of course, the church will say, well, are you going to stone somebody?
	That's the law.
	Again, ignorance is not bliss when it comes to your eternity.
	It is not bliss.
	If you don't understand what happened to the temple, the priestly temple that was back in the Old Testament, let's just say, once it was done away with, Jesus Christ became our high priest.
	He is now making atonement for us at the right hand of the Father.
	Why?
	Because we continue to break His law.
	It boils down to, brothers and sisters, focusing on the one thing that's going to save you, which is Jesus Christ and His Word.
	Are you going to focus on the Pentecostal Church, the Catholic Church, the Presbyterian Church, the Disciples of Christ Church?
	They all got the answers for you.
	It feels great when you walk in the doors, yet you go back to sinning once you walk out of them.
	Here's the thing.
	Here's the protection of the Father.
	Obedience.
	That is the protection.
	Obedience to doing what He's asked us to do within His Word.
	And when you do that, blessings come.
	They come.
	It's not prosperity gospel where you're going to have a brand new pink Cadillac in the front yard.
	What it is, is He's going to meet you where you're at, bless you where you're at, and make sure you have peace.
	And you are at peace with your enemies.
	When you're walking with God, even obeying Him will make you have peace with your enemies.
	You can't buy that in a church.
	You can't tithe that away.
	You can't give your last hundred dollars to the prosperity teacher because he says it's going to come back tenfold.
	What's going to come back to you is the love of God, the grace which should humble all of us to our faces for what He did.
	He did that because we continue to break the commandments of God.
	And if you've got a church teaching you contrary to that, leave.
	Bolt!
	Or they're going to end up getting you straight to the pit of hell.
	Sorry I went on rank there, man.
	No, that's great.
	You're right.
	100%.
	And John was mentioning, too.
	We used to believe, too.
	Whatever day I picked to honor the Sabbath, that's fine.
	No.
	Here's the thing, too.
	I got soccer practice going on on Saturday.
	He's going to understand.
	I got this going on.
	I got to work.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	All right.
	But here's the thing, okay?
	And I'm going to put it blunt to the people out there.
	Alright?
	This is how it goes, okay?
	God doesn't revolve around your schedule.
	Hate to break it to you or bust your bubble.
	That's not how it works, okay?
	You revolve around His schedule.
	He's not going to say, alright, Tom over there, oh yeah...
	You meet on Saturday mornings with your brothers, you know, at the club and go have a couple drinks, whatever.
	Alright, we'll let you have it.
	What day's good for you, John?
	What day's good for you, Tom?
	What day's good for you, Dan?
	That's not how it works, okay?
	He says, keep the Sabbath day the seventh day holy.
	Plain and simple.
	Bottom line.
	You make the schedule around his rules.
	He doesn't do it for you.
	You know what I mean?
	The world doesn't revolve on you.
	It revolves around God.
	Plain and simple.
	And, uh...
	So, and also, too, I want to point out this real quick.
	So, people say, well, you know, because Exodus, the Ten Commandments, and they actually say the Ten Commandments are not mentioned in the New Testament.
	Well, beg to differ.
	Up on screen, you guys see the blue is the Ten Commandments in the Old Testament.
	We already read the Ten Commandments.
	We all could agree it's in the Old Testament.
	So, the red is the New Testament.
	So, the first commandment, you shall worship the Lord thy God, and Him only you shall serve.
	That's Matthew 4.10.
	Whoa, what a coincidence, huh?
	And the second commandment happens to be in 1 Corinthians 10.14, wherefore, dear beloved, flee from idolatry.
	Oh, what a coincidence.
	And the third commandment is in 1 Timothy 6.1, that the name of God in His doctrine shall not be blasphemed.
	Don't use the Lord's name in vain.
	Then you get the fourth commandment that happens to be in Hebrews chapter 4, 4, 9, and 10 says, For somewhere he has spoken about the seventh day as followers.
	On the seventh day God rested from all his works.
	And isn't that what Genesis chapter 2 says?
	Chapter 2 of Genesis says the same thing.
	There remains, therefore, the Sabbath rest for the people of God, for the one who enters God's rest has himself rested from his own works, just as God did from his.
	Oh, well, you know, the Sabbath day was nailed to the cross or something like that.
	Oh, why is it mentioned in the New Testament?
	Then you get the fifth commandment.
	On your father and mother, Matthew 19, 19. How is this possible, you know, if they were abolished?
	Then number six, you shall not kill.
	That's Romans 13.9.
	Don't commit adultery, Matthew 19.18.
	Don't steal, Romans 13.9.
	You shall not bear false witness.
	That's lying.
	That's Romans 13.9.
	Shall not covet, Romans 7. Okay, so tell me again.
	How are these nailed to the cross?
	When Jesus himself recited these, and they were, this is what they followed, the disciples followed these laws, you know, Jesus himself obeyed, obviously he obeyed these laws, and they were his laws too, you know what I mean?
	Because he's God in the flesh, him and the Father are one, you know what I mean?
	And so...
	Help me understand where your argument is, where you say, oh, it's only Old Testament stuff, it was only from Moses.
	And again, we proved, it shows before, that these commandments were already law before they were reiterated as the Ten Commandments.
	So now we've got these laws, these set of laws that were there from creation.
	He reiterated as the Ten Commandments to Moses in the New Testament saying the same things.
	How is this possible?
	And by the way, I want to debunk that theory because I know people out there say, well, the Ten Commandments are a ripoff from the commandments and the laws and the Egyptian laws.
	In the ancient Egyptians?
	No.
	Here's the thing.
	Again, okay?
	These were already laws.
	Yes, they had these things established before the Ten Commandments.
	Absolutely.
	But again, from creation and the beginning, these were already set as laws.
	These are common laws that, yes, ancient cultures adopted them.
	You know, the good parts of them.
	They adopted these laws that God already set in place.
	So, no, they're not a rip-off of the Ten Commandments.
	They were known as the Ten Commandments at the time.
	You know what I mean?
	The Ten Commandments came later, again...
	The laws that are already established, reiterated as the Ten Commandments.
	So no, the Ten Commandments was not a rip-off of the ancient Kermit and Egyptian things.
	And half the things, so when you look at them, there's only very few that match, like killing and stuff.
	That's common law.
	You know what I mean?
	It's even today.
	You kill somebody, you go to jail.
	You know what I mean?
	And you get killed too in some countries.
	Some countries today, you still get your hand cut off.
	You know what I mean?
	So those are common laws, whatever.
	But they were based off of God's laws that he said on this planet.
	You know what I mean?
	So, I mean, you gotta learn...
	Over the years, we learned how to know all this to combat every angle because the enemy is very, very intelligent.
	And not try to give the enemy props, man, but...
	The enemy is very intelligent and what you think of, they can think of tenfold, whatever the case.
	But you gotta get grounded in the faith and the knowledge because when you do that, now whatever the enemy has to throw at you, you got these people who go on, they fill stadiums, right?
	I forgot the guy's name in British.
	He sits there and so-called debunks the Bible.
	And I'm sitting there watching this and I'm like, wow, this guy is so wrong.
	And I, you know, just off the top of my head, I can prove this guy wrong.
	You know what I mean?
	And these are people out there, masterminds.
	They do this for a living, okay?
	To purposely distort the Word of God.
	You got patios.com who does this.
	This guy, Morg on YouTube.
	He looks like Alice Cooper or something like that.
	Which is...
	Marilyn Manson.
	He looks like Marilyn Manson on crack.
	These people set out purposely to destroy the Word of God.
	They go out of their way.
	Penteos.com.
	They've got tons of writers.
	Oh, I used to be a Catholic priest.
	I used to be this or that.
	They don't think that shows any clout.
	They sit there and try to debunk or say there's contradictions in the Bible.
	Me and John, we took on several of those things.
	We On his show, my show, we really just use the Word of God, not our own mouths, and we show there's no contradictions.
	It's just because you read it the wrong way.
	You misinterpreted it.
	You didn't understand it.
	There's no such thing as a contradiction in the Scripture.
	You know what I mean?
	And the same thing goes back to the commandments, man.
	You know what I mean?
	There's no way around them.
	Plain and simple.
	There's no way around them.
	You gotta swallow your pride, people out there.
	You need to understand this is what the scriptures say.
	Okay?
	And yeah, Jesus says...
	And here's the thing.
	Again...
	Things like adultery and all that.
	You would have been stoned and all that.
	Jesus, he's changed the ordinances.
	He never changed the laws.
	Yeah, you know, you don't get stoned anymore, but Jesus could forgive you if you're repentant, turn away.
	Because what did he tell the woman?
	The adulteress, right?
	He told her, after they told him, you know, the people, if you got, anybody who's free from sin, you throw the first stone.
	Everybody realized they were not free from sin and they walked away.
	So what did he tell the lady?
	Mary Madeline, I think it was, right?
	But he told her, Go and sin no more.
	In other words, don't do it no more.
	That's repentant, moving away from it.
	Okay?
	That's the only thing that changed.
	From the penalty of getting stoned to alright, now you've got a choice now.
	You repent from this or you've got to face hellfire, plain and simple.
	Sorry John, I just had to get that out.
	No, I was enjoying that actually.
	It's just like the weeks we've been playing this and it's built up inside you.
	I can't wait to voice out like this.
	Well, of course, it's not a popular message.
	No.
	And of course, when you're speaking and you're starting to dig into the 501c3 tithe, they don't like it very much and then they send the folks in the pews after you and they don't know any better because they're not reading their scriptures.
	Or they say there are and they're cherry picking it or they're reading it out a really bad translation.
	You know, one of the arguments that the church has and they use Galatians all the time is, you know, the law is our schoolmaster.
	You know, taking and twisting Paul to no ends is dangerous.
	But when you read the verses, I think it's Galatians 3.23-25, and I'll just read it.
	And this is what the church uses against people.
	"But before faith came, we were kept under the law, shut up unto faith, which should afterwards be revealed.
	Wherefore, the law was our schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith.
	But after that faith has come, we are no longer under the schoolmaster, for ye are all children of God by faith in Christ Jesus." And that is such a true statement.
	However, it's been twisted and made absolutely defiled by the Christian church.
	These verses are used to say that the law was our schoolmaster before Christ came.
	Once we receive Christ, they say, the church says...
	We no longer need the law of God.
	And of course, the Greek word for schoolmaster, and look this up, guys.
	Just take the time and look it up for the Greek word for schoolmaster, which is pedagogos.
	It's P-E-D-A-G-A-G-O-S. When you look this word up, it starts clearing up a whole lot of this mess.
	It was used of the schoolmaster or tutor, if you look up the definition, that would make sure children always went the right way.
	In school, we only need a tutor.
	Of course, this is my notes, if we're having a hard time with a subject.
	If you're failing math or you need a tutor, and that's the way I rectified it in my head, please check this out.
	Look up these words.
	Look up the verses.
	Then we have faith in Christ.
	We are trusting Him to guide us in our obedience to what?
	The law of God.
	Like Dan said, there's a difference between law and ordinance and statutes, and it would do well if you would know the difference between them.
	Instead of lumping them all in one lump, some, which confuses the masses, when you rightly divide them, then you begin to go, oh, I'm supposed to be obeying the Ten Commandments as stated verbatim.
	There's no changing.
	There's no mixing or matching.
	It is what it is.
	But again, when you're listening to pastors coming out of cemetery schools who are in bed with the government, in bed with Freemasons, or in bed with the NWO or Illuminati who's ever infiltrated, and they're teaching you another gospel, run for your lives!
	Because, I say this once again, is your eternity worth banking it off of some individual that is Feeding you, hand-feeding you scripture, or you reading it for yourself, testing everything, and making sure your walk is shored up with Jesus Christ and not based off what somebody else says, especially what I say or Dan says or anybody.
	But is it based off the Word?
	Absolutely.
	The thing is, if you believed in this stuff before, guys, and if you're out there and you're watching this and you believe that the Ten Commandments were nailed to the cross and everything else, and now you're looking at it, and this ain't from me or John's mouth.
	We just showed you Scripture.
	And we use the scripture that your pastors showed you to prove their point to say, no, it's nothing to do with the commandments.
	Talk about ordinances.
	We debunked them and are using scripture.
	John says it best.
	I love the way he says it.
	He says, let scripture interpret scripture.
	Bottom line.
	I mean, if you don't know what it means looking through Scripture, it'll interpret itself.
	It's amazing.
	It really is.
	And so, you know, and the same thing, let Scripture interpret Scripture.
	And like those verses I brought up, that interprets itself.
	You know what I mean?
	Like, you know, the commandments.
	Why would they be mentioned?
	Like I said, I got to keep asking now.
	Why would they be mentioned in the New Testament as well?
	Verbatim, okay?
	Why would in the end of days in Revelation three times you are instructed to obey the commandments of the Father?
	Now we understand there's two commandments of Jesus.
	They're called the Great Commandments, okay?
	And I think, where is it here?
	The greatest commandments from Jesus are the root of the Ten Commandments of God.
	So if you go to Matthew 22, 34, and 40, hearing that Jesus has silenced the Sadducees, the Pharisees got together.
	One of them, an expert in the law, tested him with these questions.
	Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the law?
	Jesus replied, Love the Lord God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.
	This is the first and greatest commandment.
	And the second is, Love your neighbor as yourself.
	All the law and the prophets hang on to these two commandments.
	So what he's saying is his two great commandments are nothing more than the root of the Ten Commandments.
	Then people say, well, maybe he's talking about his commandments.
	Well, again, if you go, he specifies in, I lost where I was, whatever the case, but yeah, in Revelation, he said the commandments of my father.
	Why do you yourselves transgress the commandments of God?
	In Matthew 15, I didn't even bring this up.
	In Matthew 15, he says, Jesus answered and said to them, Why do you yourselves transgress the commandment of God for the sake of your tradition?
	That is not what the church is doing today.
	They're taking the commandments of God away for the sake of their tradition.
	You know what I mean?
	How prophetic this is.
	It's amazing.
	And, you know, John 14, 5, 15, I'm sorry.
	If you love me, keep my commandments.
	Now that could be said, is it His two commandments?
	Or is it the Ten Commandments?
	But again, the two commandments are the base foundation of the Ten Commandments.
	You know what I mean?
	Plain and simple.
	And 1 John 5, 3, for this is the love of God that we keep His commandments, especially God's commandments, and His commandments are not grievous.
	I mean, we got tons of verses.
	Look at all New Testament verses.
	You got Matthew, Luke, Romans, Matthew again.
	You know, for the sake of the time here, James, Luke, and James, if you keep the law and yet offend one, you are guilty.
	Luke 23, 56 says, But they rested on the Sabbath day according to the commandment.
	Okay?
	So, the thing is, like, all these arguments fall short when it says the Sabbath day has been moved to Sunday, which is, you know, none of that happened.
	None of it.
	There's not one piece of scripture that remotely indicates any such thing as the Sabbath being abolished to move, the Lord's Day being Sunday, or the Ten Commandments being abolished.
	Don't wait, literally.
	Not one shred of scripture that remotely indicates that.
	And here's the thing, too.
	Now, we understand the Sabbath day, right?
	And...
	For example, right?
	They say, well, the Sabbath day has been changed.
	Now, here's the thing.
	The fourth commandment.
	This is huge.
	This is the first commandment God set, actually.
	In the seventh day of creation, He said, I sanctify the seventh day as my day for rest and worship.
	Now, don't you think, right?
	If the Sabbath day was changed or moved to Sunday or something like that, Do you not think that there would be a major sign, like a big neon green sign that Jesus put up and vividly stated, oh, I'm moving the Sabbath day to the Sunday, when it was the Catholics, a mission, that they're the ones who did it.
	And actually, I got that here too.
	It was, um...
	In 1998, Pope John Paul II wrote an apostolic letter to Dems and Demi, keeping the Lord's Day holy.
	He encourages Catholics to remember the important Sunday holy.
	And it goes on...
	Where is it here?
	It's in here.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	Cardinal James Gibbons affirms Sunday observance as one of the examples of the Roman Catholic sufficiency as a guide.
	Now, he says the scripture alone...
	Do not contain all the truths which Christians are bound to believe, nor do they explicitly adjoin the duties which he is obligated to practice.
	Not to mention other examples, it is not every Christian obliged to sanctify Sunday, or abstain from the day of unnecessary civil work.
	It is not the observance of the law among the prominent of our sacred studies, but you may read the Bible from Genesis to Revelation and you will not find a single line authorizing the sanctification of Sunday.
	The scripture enforced the religious observance of Saturday, a day which we never sanctify.
	So this is a guy from Cardinal Gibbons.
	Okay, saying, admitting, saying, like, we, you know, and you can find the records, it was Constantine, okay, who thought he had the authority to do that, you know what I mean?
	And you won't find one shred of scripture that remotely gives anybody that kind of authority.
	At all.
	I don't care who you are.
	The seventh day is God's day, you know what I mean?
	Plain and simple.
	And there was no, this guy, you got Catholics coming out, even the Protestant Reformation.
	You had good Catholics coming out of the church because they were questioning their own doctrine, which is a catechism, which is a satanic doctrine.
	You know what I mean?
	Plain and simple.
	And the catechism does just that.
	They turn Sunday to the Lord's Day when the Lord's Day simply says it's in Revelation.
	You know what I mean?
	I'll get to that in a minute.
	But yeah, this is the blasphemy that's going on in our churches, guys.
	And And people say, well, we're not Catholics or Christians.
	Well, you people are following the Catholic dogma.
	They're the ones who started this.
	Christian churches forever up into the 1800s, the Puritans and all that, they honored the commandments.
	They honored the stuff.
	We didn't have pagan holidays.
	We didn't have Easter, Christmas, and Halloween, and All Saints Day.
	Those were outlawed holidays in this country into the late 1800s, early 1900s.
	They were outlawed in this country.
	We opposed everything to do with the Catholic Church, but now we're capitulating to the Catholic dogma.
	How is this possible?
	Okay, John, I'm sorry.
	Are you alright?
	Yeah.
	Well, you know what I'm hearing?
	When we have faith in Jesus Christ, and I'm talking person to person to you guys, and you've noticed this, the law of requirements should spontaneously manifest because it was the life that Christ lived.
	He was complete in obedience to the Word.
	Because it was made flesh.
	This means our tutor is no longer necessary.
	And the truth uses it as a taskmaster.
	It's Sabbath or Holy Feast days or eating clean.
	Any of that.
	When we're following Christ, when we're walking this out and He is living within us...
	He makes it possible for us to obey.
	That's why He says, my yoke is light, my burden is easy, right?
	Because He makes it easy.
	And of course, this is the greatest thing ever.
	We become proficient as we're walking this out with Him in obedience.
	We become proficient at doing the right things because we are trusting Him to walk this out in us.
	Don't lose sight of this.
	John Pounders did a really great video on the fruits of the Spirit.
	And if you're in confusion, if you've got something in your head, you don't know if your pastor's telling you the truth, again, you can go right to your word and read for yourself.
	But also be watching the fruit of the leadership that's inside your brick and mortars.
	And begin, if you're convicted whatsoever, remember this.
	Again, we have faith in Jesus Christ.
	It's he who lives in us that allows us to be obedient to the Father.
	Otherwise, we cannot of our own willpower.
	It won't last long and it's intangible.
	Again, Christ led his life in obedience and, And we're to be like Him.
	And if the church is teaching anything contrary to that, you need to bolt.
	And I'm going to say it every single time.
	Because they're leading you to the pit of hell.
	And that is not where Jesus...
	That's not why He came.
	John 3.16 is...
	Everybody knows it.
	For the whole world, right?
	It wasn't just for this person or that church or this denomination.
	It was for the whole world.
	And He's given the whole world His love letter, which is the Scriptures, Genesis to Revelation.
	And again, it is up to the individual to go into it and pray over it and let Him tutor you and not some man-made tradition that's in a 40,000 different denominations or some Catholic cult.
	We need to get real here and we need to get right with God and it starts with repentance and start believing and trusting him and that means trusting his word and if you don't if you have an issue with one of his commandments if you've got an issue with one of his commandments Don't take it to somebody else.
	Take it to Him.
	Ask Him to reveal what it means so that you are not caught up and marred in it.
	Again, going straight to Him for your teaching is paramount, especially in these last days.
	Remember, he lived a perfect life so that we could be free.
	Free from what?
	Free from sin, from breaking God's commandments.
	Jesus Christ should be our sole focus.
	And when he is your sole focus, every word in the word of God has such weight that whatever else anybody is teaching, if it's teaching contrary to the word of God, again, bolt from that person, bolt from that teaching, bolt from that church, because they're leading bolt from that teaching, bolt from that church, because they're leading their pews and their Thank you.
	I think your audio cut off here.
	Hang one second.
	Stay where you are.
	I was hooking up the magic jack so my audio just got messed up here.
	Oh man.
	Hang on guys.
	Let's see where the audio settings.
	That was my fault brother.
	I cut your audio off by accident so let me see.
	options oops here we go mom
	Can you hear me?
	Test, test, test.
	Are you there, John? - Okay.
	Thank you.
	I think I just messed this all up.
	Hang on, John.
	Let me try to get the speakers here.
	Let me try to get the speakers.
	Yep, I just messed you up, man.
	Sorry.
	Hey, can you hear me?
	me, give me a thumbs up if you can.
	Yeah, guys, I think I just cut off John because I was trying to hook up the phone service here, which completely dismantled his audio, so...
	Hang on, man.
	Let me...
	Hey John, can you hear me?
	Alright guys, I apologize about that.
	I just cut off John by accident.
	Let me see here.
	Let me give him a call on the phone.
	So, we'll have to go to audio here.
	Sorry about that.
	Hey, what's up?
	Hey, sorry man.
	When I hooked up the phone service to cut your audio off for some reason, I'm trying to Yeah, cut me off completely from you.
	Do you want me to call you on Messenger?
	I mean, I'm not online, but at least I'll be on.
	Would that help?
	I don't know.
	Well, I mean, I can see you and I can hear you on here, so I'll just hold the phone up to the microphone, so if you want to continue that way.
	Okay, we can do that.
	Alright, so guys, sorry about that.
	We're going to have to go to the ghetto style here.
	Because OBS Studio, I mean, yeah.
	I don't know, man.
	It's like crazy, man.
	When you get everything working, you think you do, and it cuts off.
	So, yeah, if you want to finish off what you were saying, if you want to take a couple phone calls and questions.
	Well, again, the focus should be on Jesus Christ.
	And if your focus is on Jesus Christ...
	He was perfectly in tune with the Father in obedience.
	And we're to be like Him and emulate Him and do what He did and act like He did.
	And if we're not reading His Word and finding out what that is for ourselves and banking off, you know, a traditions of man type of church, that's a very dangerous, dangerous ground to be on.
	And there you go.
	Absolutely.
	You're right.
	It is a dangerous ground.
	Whoops, I don't know what's going on.
	Alright, I'm starting to push all these buttons.
	Alright, yeah.
	Hold on, guys.
	It's starting to get buttons all over the place now, man.
	It's getting crazy.
	So, guys...
	They can hear me.
	So what Dan is dealing with is probably 15 screens open and software that will work some days and not work some days.
	If you watch The Cutting Edge in the morning, you know perfectly well it does the job, but at the same time it can mess up and mess up the sound and picture just at a drop of a hat.
	You never know when it's going to do that.
	Yeah.
	Absolutely.
	You're a one-man band, Dan.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	One man band.
	That's for sure.
	So what we're going to do now, guys, is we've got some phone calls here.
	So if you want to give us a call, and hopefully this works.
	It's already something, may I tell you.
	So there's the phone line, guys.
	512-547-1776.
	So let me put this in the chat here.
	And we'll get to the phone calls here.
	So, hang on.
	Let me...
	Yeah, I gotta get a producer.
	Someday when I get enough money.
	Oh, got a phone call already.
	So, 912, you are on here.
	How you doing?
	Hey, Dan and John.
	How are y'all tonight?
	This is Tim Morgan from the chat.
	Hey, what's up, Tim?
	Tim!
	We had to watch something about Tim.
	Hey, John.
	Sorry about earlier.
	No problem, though.
	It was a nothing burger.
	Well, you know, when you're doing a show and you see the chat and then you see those couple of words, it's like, what the heck is going on here?
	And, of course, like any man would be over his family, you get a little fired up about it.
	But, you know, once I read it in context and read what you said, man, I ask for your forgiveness because I jumped all over you.
	I am so sorry I did that.
	You see, you're teaching and you're doing stuff and you're reading, you're doing all at the same time.
	You just read it real quick, and on my part, I should have just kept my personal beliefs and not even really commented about it, but it's all good.
	But I wanted to bring Dan into this, like, and get his take.
	What we were talking about, Dan, is do we have the right, we're talking about don't, you know, live by the sword, die by the sword, do we still have the right to defend ourselves?
	Yes, I think that's taken way out of context because you got these anti-gun ministers out there who go and say, live by the sword, die by the sword.
	That's a totally different context.
	I think that's referring to people like tyrants who are not in that manner because if you look at the scripture, right?
	I did a whole show on this too.
	I mean, so did John.
	We did shows on this too.
	We do a lot of shows.
	It's pretty cool, but...
	Yeah, look at David.
	Look at Shamgar.
	Look at Samson.
	Look at Joshua.
	Heck, I mean, what do they do?
	They defend themselves.
	They killed Nephilim kings, Nephilim giants, enemy cities, and God instructed them to do that.
	You know what I mean?
	So defending yourself is not at all anti-biblical, you know what I mean?
	And if that was so, Israel would have never become a nation.
	Israel would have never stayed a nation, you know what I mean?
	It goes to all history, you know?
	So that phrase, live by the sword, die by the sword, that's not in relevance to actually defending yourself.
	Then people say, well, Jesus says if you get slapped and turn the other cheek, yeah, it's different, you know what I mean?
	Not when somebody's holding a gun to your head or an army comes and says, you have to live by our rules and that's it.
	No, that's not what the Israelites did.
	The Jews, they defended themselves.
	They took up arms to defend themselves.
	Samson, David, Goliath, all of them, they took up weapons.
	Sham God took up his ox God to kill 600 Palestinians.
	To ignite the patriotism of God back into Israel again.
	They were defending themselves.
	John, if you want to give your take on that too.
	Yeah, when they use that scripture in Matthew where he says, you know, he who lives by the sword died by the sword.
	Again, the churches and these cemetery pastors take it out of context.
	Especially the gun people who like to take your guns away from you.
	They use this as Jesus saying, who lives by the sword dies by the sword.
	But the context of it is...
	He's in the Garden of Gethsemane.
	He's sweating blood.
	He's about ready to suffer our sin for us, right?
	And he's agonizing.
	Think about this, agonizing.
	But when he gets to this verse, right, he gets to this verse and he's telling Peter after he cuts the guy's ear off, he says, those who live by the sword die by the sword.
	In this moment, he is about ready to fulfill the prophecy that happened all the way back in Genesis, right?
	When he is absolutely dogging out the snake and telling Adam and Eve what their judgment is, that the bruising of the head and the bruising of the heel, this is coming to the fruition of that prophecy.
	So, Peter cutting the ear off wasn't, you know, wasn't Good at that time.
	Jesus was about ready to fulfill the prophecy.
	So he says this.
	And Peter also tells us in John 18, 11, they said, Jesus unto Peter, put up thy sword into the sheath, the cup which my father hath given me, shall I not drink?
	So he's asking Peter, I have to drink this.
	And of course, Peter is being a man like we all are.
	He took the sword and cut the guy's ear off.
	That's why he said what he said.
	But when you take the entirety of Scripture in context, God is always telling us to defend our families, defend our tribes and our clans.
	It's not being on the attack.
	We only attack when he tells us.
	We're only on the attack when he tells us.
	When he ordains right again, the church is taking that out of context to say you shouldn't have guns and defend yourself That is untrue.
	That's not the context of scripture and what was happening in the garden of Gethsemane at that time was paramount and what Peter did was not part of that was not part of the plan and he taught Peter he put the ear back on those who live by the sword die by the sword and And he meant it.
	We all do.
	That's what happens when you do.
	But he's not telling us not to defend your family.
	That's not the context of scripture.
	And churches take this seriously way out of context.
	What was happening here...
	John, that was the point I was saying.
	Of course, I didn't have time.
	I'm not a real fast texter.
	I'm on my phone.
	So that's why I was just making a comment.
	Yeah, but we can defend ourselves, though.
	And then people kind of started jumping on me a little bit about it.
	But yeah, when you say live by the sword, die by the sword, yeah, we can defend ourselves, but you don't go around living like gangbangers or mafia.
	You're killing people.
	You're using the gun to get what you want.
	You live that lifestyle.
	You will die that way like they always do.
	Right.
	Well, I do have to say this.
	I apologize to you in public.
	I'm sorry.
	Go ahead, John.
	When I saw that, I didn't understand what you were saying, and I thought, man, this is an attack on my family.
	And I'm like, what?
	No, that's not what you were saying.
	So, for those in the chat room, that's not what he was saying.
	I had to go back and look.
	So, I ask for your forgiveness, Tim.
	Okay, well, I just want you to know that you and Dan both, I love your teaching.
	And I watch you all the time, every chance I get.
	I love you, I respect you, and I praise the Lord for what both you guys do.
	Another subject, we're talking about the Catholic Church and the changing of the Sabbath and everything.
	Okay, I don't remember the exact year, but what was it, 17, 15 or 1789, the Archdiocese back then, talking about the The Puritans or the Protestants.
	And Archdiocese said, though they rail and protest against us, they still bow down to our sovereign authority by keeping Sunday sacredness in spite of their own self.
	And then another Pope Bishop, one of those Those who are leaving the Catholic Church, y'all need to go back to observing Saturday Sabbath like the Jews.
	And he was saying it like, you know, you need to go back to that lower ground.
	It was not a compliment.
	It's degrading.
	So I get in a conversation with my pastor, you know, about this.
	He's like, you know, They talk about this group, that group.
	Of course, they're the only ones who are right.
	Everyone else is wrong in a cult.
	And I'm like, look, guys, you only have a day right.
	You're still doing what the Pope says.
	And if you go get it from their own words, you know, they say, hey, we, they admit, we, the original Sabbath was on Saturday, yes.
	We changed it.
	And that is our mark of authority, showing that we are in and above God here on the earth.
	I mean, how much more clear can it be out of their own mouth?
	Yeah, that's exactly where it came from.
	And I just read with the Archbishop saying the same thing.
	Him as a Catholic even challenged the same thing, saying, you know, and he said you won't find anywhere in Scripture that authorizes us or whatever.
	You know what I mean?
	So, and that's what it is.
	It's Catholic dogma.
	This is straight out of the Catechism.
	And again, it was Constantine.
	There's a Bible verse, too, I think.
	I forgot which one.
	It talks about the times they'll change certain things, you know, in a bad way.
	You know, evil people change certain times and things that God said.
	Like, not just the Sabbath, what did they do?
	1500s, Pope Gregory the Great, they called him.
	He decided to say, you know what?
	For now, why don't we declare?
	Because a lot of people don't understand, the new day begins at sunset.
	When the sun sets, that's when the new day, that's what the Bible says.
	He declared midnight to be, when it turned 12 o'clock midnight, he declared that to be the new day.
	So they changed the times and seasons.
	As the Bible says, this would happen.
	You know what I mean?
	The Catholic Church changes the times and seasons.
	Now today, excuse my phrase, I can't come up with anything better than this, but...
	Everything's so half-assed backwards, upside down, mixed up, that people don't know their butts from their elbows, you know, and the majority of the people in the churches don't know because everything's so shaken up and twisted from the Catholic Church.
	And so people...
	They don't know the times of season.
	Now, you know, holidays that are complete pagan, evil and everything else.
	They're worshipping these things and on these holidays and everything else.
	And everything has been thrown all around.
	All, you know, mostly because of the Catholic Church, Babylonian Church and that.
	And, you know, from the times, the seasons, the holidays, to the Sabbath day.
	And I want to point this out too, guys, to why we're on this.
	And hang on a second, Tim.
	Hang on, let me get to the screen, because I wanted to really point this out here.
	When it concerns the Lord's Day.
	Now, we hear this in the Catholic Church on Sundays, the Lord's Day.
	Now, if you look in Scripture, I could be wrong, but I search Scripture.
	The only time it mentions the Lord's Day is not on the Sabbath or anything like that.
	Okay?
	If you go to Revelation 1...
	He said I was in the Spirit on the Lord's Day.
	I'm sure he was talking about the Sabbath.
	Yep.
	Here we go.
	Yep.
	Revelation chapter 1, right?
	If you go to verse 10, it says, I was in the spirit on the Lord's day, like you just said.
	I'm glad you brought that up.
	This is Revelation 1.10.
	I was in the spirit on the Lord's day, and I heard behind me the great voice of a trumpet.
	So, where is this from?
	I mean, is this...
	Was he not making reference to when Jesus said, I'm also Lord of the Sabbath?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	That could be it too, yeah.
	Jesus is the Lord, risen Lord, and he's the Lord of the Sabbath.
	Yeah.
	So it's his day.
	Not that anything changed.
	Yeah.
	But yeah, they say Sunday is the Lord's day.
	There's no, you know, the Lord's day is the Sabbath day or whatever.
	But this is all he heard trumpets, a great voice behind him.
	And I think the real Lord's Day, like the day the Lord's Day we're going to experience, I think that's when the trumpets blow and he comes through the sky with great glory.
	And I mean, I think that's what the real Lord's Day is going to be.
	But as concerning the Lord's Day, the Catholic Church is, you know, that commandment.
	Oh, honor the, you know, keep the Lord's Day holy.
	You know what I mean?
	And again, when you refer to the Lord's Day, it was already mentioned this one time, you know, John on Island Patmos saying he was in the Spirit on the Lord's Day.
	You know what I mean?
	Everywhere else it says Sabbath.
	Yeah, and for both you guys, you know, Dan, and you too, John, like, when I was questioning my pastor about these things, like, hey, he's like, well, you know, we celebrate it.
	Like they all say, because of Jesus' resurrection.
	But, you know, the Fourth Commandment, remember the Sabbath, keep the Sabbath.
	And, you know, the Lord God Himself was the first one to keep it.
	All right, so they gave me this book, right, you know, explaining the Lord's Day.
	And it's just like the Catholic or any other doctrine.
	They start out admitting, saying, yes, the Sabbath, the original Sabbath, it is Saturday.
	And then when I got to page 5, This is what it said.
	It said, you know, the Lord said to keep the Sabbath, but what did he really mean by that?
	When I read that, the Holy Spirit was screaming at me.
	He immediately took me back to the Garden of Eden in my mind and said, what did the serpent do?
	He questioned my word and what I said.
	And I said, well, I don't have to read any further than this because it's just going to be twisting.
	What did he really mean?
	He meant what he said.
	Nothing more.
	So I knew the rest of that book was just twisting and turning to justify them changing it just like...
	And they will preach against the Catholic Church and preach against the Pope and all the Antichrist things in them, but yet they're still doing what he says, keeping us Sunday.
	It's no different than the Protestants or the protesters.
	And another thing they'll use...
	Well, see, look here.
	It says, and they were gathered together on the first day of the week.
	And the other scripture about bringing the tithe in on the first day of the week, you know, and stuff like that.
	Yeah, and they all met on the first day of the week, and that was the only time they didn't, you know what I mean?
	That was just, it just happened once.
	They didn't start, you know, because I hear that a lot.
	Oh, they met at the first day, it was a Sunday.
	Yeah, but that didn't become a continuation.
	They only met on Sunday because they couldn't open it two months on Saturday because it was a Sabbath.
	They could have met on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday.
	It didn't matter when after that.
	He was already gone before that.
	You know what I mean?
	And the other thing, too, here.
	Genesis.
	Let me see.
	We've got a Genesis, chapter 2. 1 and 3. 1 and 3, yep.
	Yeah, right there.
	Thus the heavens and earth were finished and all the host of them.
	And on the seventh day, God ended his work which he had made and rested on the seventh day from all his work which he had made.
	And God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it.
	Now, you'll never find anywhere else that God sanctified Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday.
	Or the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth day.
	He said to work on those six days.
	He sanctified, again, and God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it.
	And because he had rested all his work which God had created and made.
	So that's God sanctifying.
	This is well before humanity started springing about.
	You know what I mean?
	Long before a Jew walked the face of the earth.
	So this is already sanctified as the...
	The Sabbath day, plain and simple, you know what I mean?
	And it was set there off afterwards, and then again, reiterated once again on Mount Sinai.
	Well, Dan, whenever they were first telling me that, giving that pamphlet, and then they met on the first day, they were trying to justify the changing, so I went from Genesis to Revelation, and guess what I found out?
	Even in the New Earth, when we are with Jesus, ruling and reigning, Guess what?
	Every new moon and every Sabbath, we're going to meet, come before Him, and worship Him forever.
	Yep.
	It's never going to stop the change.
	It just baffles me, and it used not to baffle me, but now it does.
	You know, God says in Genesis 2, 1 through 3, and you just read it, God is the one who declared the Sabbath holy.
	Okay?
	And we can't get out of that.
	Of course, man wants to change it all up.
	But in Exodus 31, Leviticus 23, he continues to call it holy and that he is the one that set it up for us.
	And why he set it up for us.
	And Jesus himself says he's the Lord of the Sabbath day.
	And every time you see Jesus in the New Testament, what is he doing on the Sabbath?
	He's teaching.
	He's teaching in the synagogues, or he's continuing teaching or healing.
	It's all about the ministry, the kingdom of God, and being in the kingdom of God.
	If you're going to be in the kingdom, then you have to be observing the Sabbath the way God said to do it, not the way your church says to do it.
	That is how we do things.
	John, just like it said, as it was Jesus' custom.
	I mean, he kept it.
	It was...
	You know, not that it's a ritual, and he was keeping a ritual, but that's what he did, fulfilling the law.
	You know, if it was Sunday, he would be fulfilling Sunday, but he didn't.
	He fulfilled Saturday.
	I'm sorry, go ahead.
	No, it's just that man did not declare man.
	I mean, I don't care who it is.
	Not one man declared the Sabbath holy.
	Only God did, right?
	And the holy feast days.
	He declared those holy as well.
	God firmly established the Sabbath on the seventh day, just as Dan read it, in the beginning.
	Why man wants to go and jack it all up, I have no idea, except we are absolutely caught up in a spiritual war.
	Where the ancient enemy is trying to deceive as many people as possible and keep them off the mark.
	And what's the mark?
	A person accepting Jesus Christ into their life and begin to walking this out with him, which means within the confines of God's law.
	We're free.
	Of course, you guys are totally on it.
	God ordained the Sabbath day and if man is jacking around with it and you're following that guy, then you're absolutely in desperate need of Jesus Christ, not whoever you're following or whatever church you're following.
	Yeah, and when that pamphlet you said, well, you know, acknowledge the seventh day of the Sabbath, whatever, then I said, well, this is what it means.
	Well, first of all, we understand what the seventh day is, okay?
	We don't need...
	Why would we need an interpretation thereof?
	So, what do you mean, though, this is what it means?
	No, this is not what it means.
	This is what your religious dogma interpretation...
	I'm sorry, Tim, go ahead.
	I said...
	The pamphlet, it actually states, or asks the question, what did God really mean by that?
	Yeah, so he meant something else.
	Then the twisting and turning starts.
	Yeah, and I think we all could do it again.
	Go right here.
	Where is it?
	Right back to the garden.
	Did God really say that?
	Right there.
	Again, Genesis 2, 1 and 3. I mean, what does he really mean by that?
	He really means the Sabbath day.
	It's like, what else can he do?
	He meant what he said.
	All right, so let's talk about one danger, like with the FDA. All right?
	Yeah, we want to keep the Sabbath day, but we do not want to make an idol out of it.
	You know what I mean?
	You know how it's like they emphasize, or some, not all, it's emphasized, you know, we can drink up the stove and cook an egg.
	We can take out the trash.
	We don't just sit there and not do nothing, like, still not be that law mindset.
	We just spend time with him and do what we'd normally do without any gain, you know, I just try, I don't break a sweat, and I give it time to spend with him, not to idolize that day like some, and I know that could be, you don't want to get back into the law so much, you become like a Pharisee.
	I just see some people kind of in danger there.
	Not everybody, but a few.
	When Patricia and I started first walking this out, Sabbath was a main focus.
	And I get what you say, you know, it could be used as an idol.
	And of course we were in Hezekiah this morning and he had to destroy the pole that Moses carried in the wilderness, you know, with the sink on it to keep everybody getting hit.
	The people started worshipping the pole.
	So I get what you're saying.
	So you had to destroy it.
	One of the things that people get caught up in is what...
	This, this, and this, and can I do this?
	Can I do that?
	Can I cook?
	Can I walk?
	Can I... The scriptures lays out what we can and can't do within the Sabbath.
	It is for you and me individually to work these things out with who?
	God.
	Because he's the one that ordained the Sabbath, and of course he's the one who we're supposed to be exampling.
	And if we're not taking his example...
	And we're trying to ask every Tom, Dick, and Harry, well, can I cook spam on Saturday?
	No.
	Spam and clean, one.
	And two, again, it's your convictions.
	The scriptures are there for us to read and not for anybody else to dictate to you what they are saying or how it's translated.
	And you don't need a cemetery degree to read it.
	I agree with Tim and I agree with Dan on this.
	Go to your scriptures and find out.
	Do a word study on Sabbath and then everything under that begin to understand what he wants you to do on the Sabbath.
	Again, you know, there's many things I don't do in the Sabbath, frankly, because I'm told to rest.
	But not everybody does Sabbath from Friday sundown to Saturday sundowns.
	Some people do it from Saturday until, you know, the night and Sunday morning and it's done.
	Again, we're to rightly divide and work these things out with fear and trembling.
	And that's the best advice I can give anybody.
	Obey the Sabbath the way the Father has asked us to.
	But, rightly divide the word.
	And again, you know, you can't stand in front of Jesus and say, well, it was John Pounder's fault.
	He's going to say, no, it's your fault.
	It's your fault.
	So, you know, let that sink into, folks.
	Hi, Jake, I got your audio back, John.
	Oh, the audio is back.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Hang up on the phone.
	So don't let everybody dictate to you what the Sabbath is.
	Let the Word of God dictate to you what the Sabbath is.
	Again, you know, people have asked me, well, what about making toast on Sabbath?
	Are you still there, Tim?
	Read the scriptures and find out what God says about the Sabbath and then begin doing them.
	Yeah.
	There you go.
	Yeah.
	Okay, let...
	I mean, um...
	Could you hear Tim, John?
	Did I lose you again, Dan?
	Could you hear Tim?
	Can you hear me, John?
	I don't think he can hear you.
	Yeah, this audio is all messed up, man.
	It's like it does one thing or the other, and I apologize about that.
	I gotta somehow work that kink out.
	So, I don't know, it's the computer, whatever.
	It's like when it plays both audios, sometimes you can't hear each other.
	So, yeah, alright.
	So, I don't know.
	Hang on.
	There he is.
	Did I lose you again?
	No, I guess Tim...
	You can't hear Tim on here?
	Can you hear me, John?
	Yeah, I can.
	I can hear you.
	I'm going to turn my mic off and just go with the phone.
	What do you say about that?
	Yeah, that works.
	Okay.
	Alright, so...
	Okay, let me just give a little bit of a testimony and something happens.
	Oh, man.
	Alright, this pastor, I went to the Christian school there.
	Now, this is Reformed Baptists.
	And I was joking with him.
	I said, well, we're going to have to re-reform and, you know, just do exactly what the Lord says.
	But, you know, like he said, they've been to all the cemetery schools, and just like the Lord says, you throw aside the commandments of God for the doctrine and the teachings of men.
	Even though he has a heart for the Lord and he loves the Lord, it's that indoctrination that it seems like they just can't stay.
	I had a good piece of my inheritance stolen, and I had to rent my house out until I sold it.
	And the pastor took me in for two years.
	Let me stay with him.
	When this COVID thing broke out, you know, I try to tell them about This world, the Lord had me study everything.
	Politics, Hollywood, the music industry, like all these things.
	And so he gave me eyes to see.
	I come back and I was like, Father, every single thing in this world at its root is a lie.
	He says, do you finally see?
	Do you get it now?
	You've been trying to use me to build you a fact, fishy life in this world, and I've been trying to get you to come out and work for me in my kingdom.
	So it just kind of blew me away, so I'm trying to share all this stuff.
	The COVID's coming out.
	They're watching the indoctrination tube, and all during the week, I was saying, hey, Psalms 91 is my mask.
	I'm not wearing a mask.
	I'm not worrying about it.
	Holy Spirit in.
	He said, no, they're lying.
	Don't believe them.
	Don't go get it.
	Pay them no mind.
	And so I'm telling the pastor just all week long about, hey, Psalms 91 is our Mass.
	Psalms 91 is our Mass.
	That Sunday, he gets up, him and the assistant pastor, oh, man, actually preached against Psalms 91. Okay, and And what they said was, these are exact words.
	It's not specifically true.
	It's true in a general context.
	But we know two missionaries who died young before their time, talking about the end where it says you'll live to a ripe old age.
	And afterwards, I was like, whoa, whoa, whoa.
	You know, Jesus died at 33. He was God in the flesh.
	So, you know, explain that.
	They had their own purpose and destiny.
	So I was so mad when he said that.
	How can you say God's promises?
	How can you sit there and preach against it?
	I was so mad.
	I got up.
	I went home.
	I was waiting for them to get home from church.
	So I'm in there.
	God, how can they say this?
	I mean, your promises are true.
	I know they're true.
	And I hear the Holy Spirit.
	Go read Psalms 91. Read the first two verses over and over again until you get it.
	Yeah.
	I'm like, what?
	And is he right?
	I mean, am I wrong?
	He said, read it over and over until you get it.
	So I read the first two verses.
	Nothing.
	Read it again.
	Kind of I could tell something was going to happen in the Spirit.
	Third time I read it, he opened my eyes.
	I saw it playing.
	In the second verse, David said, six words.
	I will say of the Lord.
	He put himself under the shadow, put himself into that promise and made it, you know, put his faith in it, put his trust in it, made it real for him.
	I'm like, oh, wow, I get it.
	Okay, so...
	I'm cutting grass out there, and the preacher's out doing some work on his boat, all right?
	Yeah.
	Now, he taught this on Sunday.
	And I went out to cut the grass on Thursday.
	So before I started cutting the grass, you know, I'm praying, you know, help me do a good job, motivate me, come be with me, let's do this together.
	And I prayed to the preacher.
	I said, please help him.
	Yeah, it was Thursday.
	He fell on Wednesday.
	He was out messing with his boat.
	And he tripped over one of those concrete parking jobs, you know, and fell and scratched his face all up.
	So Thursday I go out to cut the grass and I'm praying for him.
	I said, Father, please help him to slow down and not be in such a hurry, you know, so that he doesn't fall and next time break a bone or something.
	So that was it.
	My mind was on grass.
	I made my first loop and Going to make the second one, it's like the Lord wrote out a text of everything he wanted to say and hit send.
	It all came at one time, bam, into my heart, mind, soul, like a bomb, like he sends me a song.
	Same way.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	This is what he said.
	He taught against the surety of my words.
	Surety with stress and underline.
	So as a sign unto him, I let him dash his foot against the stone.
	And I put the sign of my Trinity on this, so there would be no doubt that my hands are in all things, both great and small.
	My jaw just dropped.
	I'm like, uh, sign of your Trinity?
	What in the world does that mean?
	And I'm cutting grass, and I look up at the...
	People on the cross on the turf, like, no, that's not it.
	And I go, well, you know, the Trinity is the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, and I counted it out, you know, on my hand, three, as I'm driving, and then he opened my eyes and it hit me.
	He preached it on Sunday, fell three days later on Wednesdays.
	Well, yeah, that's interesting.
	But yeah, thank you, Tim.
	It blew me away.
	I'm sorry to take up so much time.
	That's alright.
	And, you know, he said as a sign unto him, and we've been meaning to get together and me tell him all these things, but he's never let it work out.
	So I said, well, Father, I'll just keep it to myself and just use a testimony for others.
	Because he was supposed to get it anyway.
	He said it was a sign under him.
	But anyway, the glory is always the Lord's and Jesus.
	He is in control of this world.
	His hands are in every single thing.
	And when we line up with him, and we seek him, and we fellowship with him, and he loves us, and he wants to be a part of every second of our day.
	So everyone in us, Invite him in, spend time with him, you know, praise him, thank him, talk to him.
	Absolutely.
	And with this, I'll just say one thing, I am not Ric Flair in the chat.
	Woo!
	God bless you guys.
	And God bless everybody in the chat.
	John, it's good to meet you.
	I know, like you said, there is a reason that happened.
	It may be our, both of our stumbling As humans, the reason may be something different.
	I'm glad to get to talk to you.
	God bless you both, and I'll get off.
	Hey, Tim, before you go, go, woo!
	Woo!
	Or, Tim, it might be the reason he wants us to connect.
	And that's the way it worked out the way it did.
	I trust the Father in that.
	And now that our paths have met, let's connect on Facebook and stay connected.
	I'm not on Facebook, John, but Dan, if you still have any of my emails, you have my phone number and my email.
	Yep.
	Email me again just in case, because I got a lot of email.
	We were kicked off of Facebook, by the way.
	They took our whole account down after eight years of it for speaking truth.
	It's crazy, but we're back up.
	On, so...
	John, I have not been on Facebook in these years.
	We got another call coming in, Tim.
	Thank you, brother.
	God bless you.
	God bless you.
	All right, bye.
	575 number.
	How you doing, Yarnia?
	Hi, this is Deb.
	Hi, Deb.
	Hi, I wanted to call in and ask you and John to pray, but first I want to tell John that I've got my husband listening to Remnant Restoration, and it's so good.
	It's really good, you know, something for us to do together and have the scriptures and everything.
	Praise God.
	Anyway, I love you guys so much.
	We love you too, Dad.
	My son was in a car accident that involved gasoline, and he has 70% of his body is burned.
	They're doing a lot of skin grafts, and his face was saved because he has this beard that grows out like in two weeks.
	It's just half down his neck.
	He's just hairy.
	Anyway, I just need you guys to pray for him, please.
	He's 44.
	His name is Jonathan, and it's going to be a very long haul, and I know that John Hall knows that.
	Okay.
	Oh, yeah.
	Thank you.
	Yeah, thank you, Deb.
	And, yeah, we'll definitely pray for him.
	And we can say a prayer right now for him.
	Let me get to my screen, yeah.
	Yeah, it's like, Heavenly Father, please forgive us for our sins and trespasses, Yeshua.
	And I pray to you, Heavenly Father, that you could overlook Jonathan there from his accident.
	And I pray that you could heal him and keep his faith up and his strength up and heal him from his inflictions that he received from this accident and comfort him emotionally and physically as well.
	And if you want to add anything, John...
	Father, we just want to lift Jonathan up to you.
	We ask that you instill in him a spirit of strength, a spirit of endurance, because what he faces, Father, you know.
	The particulars.
	You know the pain and the agony that comes with it and the recovery.
	Father, we ask that you give him the strength, the motivation, and your spirit to get through this.
	Father, we ask that you heal him quickly.
	Get him back up on his feet.
	Father, just endow him with the Holy Spirit to let him endure what he's going through.
	Father, let his family also have the understanding heart and the softness to tackle this with him, that he's not alone.
	His friends, family, whoever's around him, whatever's around him, Father, just set your hedge of protection around him, your banner.
	Father, just lift him up.
	And many others like that, Father.
	We have no idea who is suffering tonight.
	We ask that you just lift them all up, Father, to yourselves.
	You are the good doctor.
	You are our healing.
	And this is where we come first, before your feet.
	We ask that you bring Jonathan to yourself.
	Let him hear your word.
	Let him hear you, Father, through this whole endeavor, because it's only you that's going to see him through this, and only you that can strengthen him through it.
	Father, we lift this up in Jesus' name.
	Amen.
	Thank you, and I also wanted to say that it's a very suspicious situation, and It's under investigation, and his dad might be involved.
	So anyway, this is, besides my baby, he's my baby, I have two other girls, but besides the broken heart of my son being burned, we have that on top of it, and it's really, I'm just praying that God will Bring everyone closer to Him over this, because this is a very, very difficult situation.
	It is.
	It is difficult.
	But I appreciate you, and I just wanted you guys' prayers, and especially, you know, that you've been a nurse, and you know about the healing and the process and how long it's going to take, and I just thank you guys so much, and I love you in Jesus' name.
	I love you.
	Love you too, Deb.
	Love you.
	Thank you.
	God bless you.
	Well, I see the truth man in the chat room, Dan, was timed out by Valerie.
	Thank you, because him spreading around that amen means amen-rah.
	This guy spent the last two years cooped up in his house researching this stuff.
	If he would only look at the strong concordance of amen, he would finally realize that he's teaching absolutely, absolutely bonkers.
	But, you know, I get it.
	We deal with folks that want to come out.
	It's almost like the sacred namers out there.
	But if you're listening, Truth Man, call in.
	We'll talk about Amen and Amin Ra and all of the stuff that you researched.
	And maybe we can come to a rationalization and a common ground.
	I don't know.
	Put the phone number in there.
	I'm willing to talk to him.
	Yeah, so Truth Man, you want to give us a call, let's talk about it, man.
	Because I know you're out there, you've been blasting it for some time now in the chat room, so you got the platform.
	I just want to say, if he would just read what Guardian is putting in there, the strong coordinates, and the reason and rationale with Scripture, he would figure out, you know, he's telling people we're all going to...
	First of all, I'd ask Truthman this, if you're going to call in, who...
	That states that we're all going to the lake of fire.
	That's a really dangerous precedence to be on, truth man.
	And if you believe in Jesus Christ, you wouldn't put yourself in the judgment seat like that.
	At all.
	So I say this.
	Please call in.
	We'll talk about Amen.
	We'll talk about Amen.
	And people going to hell and man judging man.
	That's not a good idea, according to Scripture.
	Yes, exactly.
	And I agree 100%.
	You know what I mean?
	And we can read what the Bible says.
	Like the Bible says, you know, fornicators and whatnot don't have no place.
	And that's the Bible saying, not me.
	You know what I mean?
	But when it comes to amen, there's really nothing that says anything about that.
	You know what I mean?
	And what is the perfect way to pray?
	You know what I mean?
	And...
	A prayer is personal.
	I believe, which it is.
	It's personal.
	There's no right way to pray.
	There's no really wrong way.
	As long as you're not blaspheming God or anything.
	But I mean, you talk to a Father, talk to Jesus in a personal way.
	When I'm driving down the street, I'll sit there and talk to them.
	I've got somebody sitting beside me, a friend or something.
	And, you know, it's like, so, you know, again, it goes with John said, it goes into the sacred name thing, too.
	You know what I mean?
	Then you start, you know, the people say, well, you know, that's not how you say Yeshua.
	Then they can't agree if it's Yahushua, Yeshua, or how to spell it right.
	And then you go down that rabbit hole.
	And then you go down this rabbit hole, you can't do this and that.
	I mean, like, it just gets so ridiculous.
	It really does.
	And I'm sure, okay, and, you know, I'm 100% sure if you're praying your heart out to Jesus, Yeshua Messiah, okay, whatever you want to call him, and you say amen or I'm mine, whatever the heck, yeah, he's not going to hold that against you, okay?
	He knows your heart and everything else, and, you know, because millions of people pray every day, all right now as we speak, people are praying, and if they end up praying amen, I'm sure their father's not going to hold that against them.
	I'm...
	Well, I'm thinking about it, Dan, and I know we're getting to 3.03, and it's like crazy early in the morning.
	I just want to pray over you real quick.
	Thank you.
	Because you just received something from the sheriff's office about something for InfoWars.
	Of course, I know you covered this story, but I just want to cover you in prayer.
	If we can do that corporately tonight.
	Absolutely.
	Father, we just lift Dan Bedondi up to you, Father.
	He is speaking your word and truth to the masses who won't listen or is angry at him.
	Of course, governments and local governments and the like lawyers are trying to stifle Dan and his mission.
	Father, they sent a letter to him today that he has to go to court over Sandy Hook.
	Father, we ask that you just set your hedge of protection around Dan.
	We lift his ministry up.
	We lift his family up to you.
	Do not allow the enemy to attack in this manner, Father.
	Stop the arrows before it happens.
	Father, if he goes in to speak with these lawyers, give him your words.
	Give him your words to speak to these people so that truth is heard, that the light may be shined in darkness.
	Father, we ask that you cover Dan, protect him and his family as he goes through this trial and tribulation, strengthen him in ways that defy the secular, defy the lawyers, defy the politicians, defy the court system.
	Father, he speaks truth, and you know he does.
	And when he stands in your courtroom, Jesus is standing by him.
	Father, let him know that.
	Let his family know that.
	We just lift Dan up to you in this matter and that you protect him and all that he does and the manners and steps that he takes going forward and dealing with this.
	Father, we lift this up in Jesus' name, and we say this, amen.
	Amen.
	Thank you, John.
	Man, that's a devastating blow you got today, my friend.
	Yeah, and if people...
	Actually, yeah, I could play the audio.
	Let me see if I could play that.
	I actually recorded it.
	There's nothing big.
	It's just the constable in Rhode Island, I don't know how much in other states...
	Constable serves papers for court and all that.
	So what happened today, I knocked at the door and there was a constable, right?
	And he's like, oh yeah, are you damn...
	I'm like, yeah.
	It's like, well, you probably know what this is about.
	It's a subpoena for you to go to court.
	And it's by Alex Jones versus the state of Connecticut.
	I mean, St. Hill, whatever the case.
	So...
	Basically, long story short for everybody who doesn't know, the Sandy Hook shooting that took place, I think that was in 2012 or 2013?
	Yeah, right fresh into the New York, whatever it was.
	So I was a reporter for Infowars.com and I went to Connecticut to report on several four-year request hearings and all that when the media was told to shut up about it.
	So basically, there's a lot of different groups involved, so much stuff, but I was there just to report.
	That's all it was.
	And work for Alex Jones, so they're trying to sue Alex Jones.
	And because these things with people in Connecticut, these people are trying to sue everybody.
	They're trying to sue Bushmaster, the maker of the AR-15 thing it was.
	It wasn't even used in the shooting.
	It never left Adam Lanza's trunk.
	And they're trying to sue Bushmaster, the maker of the rifle.
	They're trying to sue Alex Jones.
	They're trying to sue everybody and their mother.
	You know what I mean?
	So they're dragging all of us into court that had anything to do with it at all.
	And they're reporting anything.
	So they're dragging us into court and I have to go for a deposition.
	And basically it's not the trial itself.
	The information is used in the trial that's coming up against Alex Jones.
	And so the depositions are going to ask me a number of questions.
	Who I got in contact with, what I said.
	They want me to give them my videos, any information at all that I have.
	And what's YouTube erased all of it.
	So, anyway, they're just going to sit there questioning me.
	Which is, this is nothing more than an attack on free speech.
	Nothing more than an attack on the Second Amendment.
	And I seen the depositions with Alex Jones and Rob doing a few others.
	And these people literally are brutal.
	They sit there and try to intimidate you, try to get in your face.
	And that's not going to happen to me, I'm telling you right now.
	And I'm going to let them know that.
	You be courteous to me, I'll cooperate and I'll be courteous all day to you.
	But the day you start, the second you start getting that kind of bully with me, that's not going to fly too well.
	Okay, plain and simple.
	Because these people...
	It's all about censorship.
	It's all about shutting people up.
	They don't want you to voice up.
	That's the thing.
	And they're going to try to shut everybody in the alternative media up.
	They're doing that now.
	The White House has already said disinformation people.
	They're trying to shut up free speech.
	They're trying to shut shows down like mine.
	Infowars, now you see TV. They don't want the truth out there.
	Unless you're CNN or MSNBC or any of the alphabet...
	Fake news organizations.
	The Mockingbird Media, I should say.
	So yeah, that's what they're trying to do.
	And so yeah, that's what I gotta do.
	And I gotta be able to talk to a lawyer too, because I'm protected in the First Amendment.
	I was a reporter, exercising my right to the freedom of the press.
	Didn't start nothing.
	I didn't give no addresses out.
	Didn't give no incrimination.
	I didn't even know anybody's address anyway.
	Because there was a group involved that gave out the addresses of the family members.
	Saying the whole thing was a hoax and everything else.
	I never said that.
	I said my thing to get involved too was the gun control.
	You know what I mean?
	The gun control that they want is what got those kids killed in the first place.
	You know what I mean?
	And they tried to attack gun rights that would have saved their lives.
	That's why I got involved and also plus me working with InfoWise.
	I just went out there to report the truth.
	So I'm just going to, you know, there's nothing for me to lie about.
	I'm going to be honest.
	And what I did and if they get you rowdy, whatever, I'm going to rowdy right back.
	Point and simple.
	Because we know it's about...
	It's nothing to do with any of that stuff.
	It's about going after the Second Amendment and shutting down the first at the same time.
	It's nuts, Dan, what they're doing.
	Of course, I know they're not going to intimidate you, brother, but I also know you're going to be in my continued prayers as they're putting the magnifying glasses on you.
	Even though they're going after Alex Jones, they're so corrupt in how they...
	I'm absolutely going to be praying for you and your family because, and I hope, I really hope that Alex Jones is going to send some help your way as far as the deposition goes.
	Have you heard back from him?
	He called me about a year ago when he first got into the stuff because I thought he sold me down the river and he explained that he didn't and all that stuff.
	But anyway, he said I was on the phone with him and his lawyer and they said if basically I get served to call them.
	I called them early today when I got it and I haven't heard nothing yet.
	So I left a message to Rob Dew and everybody that's info was, hey, I'll have AJ call me.
	Monday, I'm going to keep calling him again.
	But yeah, I hope to God that because this is his operation.
	I mean, this is his deal.
	And if not, if I get no help at all, I'm not going to be able to help to anybody.
	I'm going to go in there and say, you know, I plead the fifth.
	You know what I mean?
	Do what you want to me.
	I plead the fifth.
	I can't last.
	Because I know I'm in the right.
	I don't know.
	Well, that's to do with them.
	But I know I didn't do nothing wrong.
	I was well protected in the First Amendment.
	I actually got assaulted by the police chief over there, asking him a question.
	He shoved my hand.
	But yeah, just asking questions, that's all I was doing and doing my job, plain and simple.
	And if that makes me a criminal, hey, I stand guilty and proud of it.
	You know what I mean?
	Plain and simple.
	But yeah, I'm going to do that.
	I'm going to go in there before I'm going to get ready with the Lord, pray, and let Him speak to me.
	You know what I mean?
	Plain and simple.
	Because that's the best way to go.
	And I know there's nothing they can hold on me because I did nothing wrong.
	Plain and simple.
	And, you know, I mean, I just like it just irritates me to no end that they're sitting out there attacking free speech.
	They're attacking gun rights.
	And again, the very gun rights that are attacking would have saved the lives of those children if they had armed guards.
	You know what I mean?
	So I'm not going to get to the conspiratorial part.
	I did actually apologize to the parents.
	Because for a while they were following me around.
	People from Sandy Hook were following me around.
	They were taking pictures in front of my house.
	They were following us all over the place.
	Me and a couple of friends of mine that were there.
	And they thought we were connected with this group that was, you know, saying it was all fake and they were giving out the addresses of the family.
	And I'm like, no, I have nothing to do with them.
	Because I contacted them on Twitter.
	It was a fake account, but I end up talking to them like, no, I have nothing to do with that.
	We actually criticize them.
	We actually pray for the kids and all that stuff, and we would never put the family in harm.
	There's no point in doing it, you know?
	And I'd say, well, I'm going after the officials who try to utilize...
	And exploit the deaths of these kids to push draconian gun control, you know what I mean?
	And I told the family, it's like, if I defend you, I apologize.
	You know what I mean?
	It's nothing to do with you guys at all.
	My stance is because gun rights are being attacked, and these people also try to censor free speech.
	That's what my stance is, you know what I mean?
	And as far as giving family names, I never had anything to do with anything like that.
	And I would never do that.
	Even if I had the addresses, I wouldn't even do any such thing.
	Because the family, obviously, they went to hell.
	I mean, losing your children, whatever the case.
	And I know some people have different stories, whatever.
	We don't know what happened, okay?
	None of us know what happened.
	Going into the Lord knows what happened.
	But I do know for one thing that did happen...
	Is they relentlessly attack the Second Amendment and they relentlessly attack free speech, plain and simple.
	And that's what we need to stand up for as Americans, as God-fearing people.
	We need to stand for our constitutional rights that the Lord provided for us to live in this land.
	You know what I mean?
	So we need to do just that.
	And I'm going to support and defend my God-given unalienable rights to First and Second Amendment.
	Bam!
	There it is.
	I will say this to you, Dan.
	Jeremiah 29 11 says this, For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord.
	Plans to prosper you, not to harm you.
	Plans to give you hope and a future.
	And that comes from Jeremiah 29 11. And that's what I'm going to be praying over you every single day.
	Until this event is over, because it's almost like I hope he provides you help.
	I know God is going to, regardless, and he's fortifying you, but I do hope the person that's the focus of this at least sends you help as far as the deposition goes.
	That would go a long way in good faith.
	Anybody over there that's watching, if you leave Dan hanging, this is on you.
	This is on you.
	You need to step up and divide.
	But if not, the Father has Dan's back for he knows the plans and he has plans to prosper, Dan, regardless.
	But at the same time, it would go a long way in good faith.
	I hope he answers your call.
	I really do.
	Yeah, thanks.
	That's horrible news, man.
	Just, you're having a good day, and then all of a sudden the sheriff shows up for something that happened a couple years back.
	That's crazy.
	Yeah, real crazy.
	And the point is I have to go down there, to the Sparrow Court, go down there, take time out of my day just to do this.
	You know what I mean?
	Plus, I work third shift, so I literally got to stay up all night, or call out work, whatever the case, to go do something like this.
	You know what I mean?
	And for what?
	You know what I mean?
	And they put so many people through the deposition.
	A couple of years back.
	That's crazy.
	And what do you need mine?
	I was just there, and I'm transparent, okay?
	And all my stuff's transparent, and I'm going to be very transparent.
	I'm going to tell you people exactly what happened at the deposition.
	If any of these clowns try to get bossy or trying to intimidate me, a bunch of goofs in lawyer suits, yeah, I don't think that's going to happen, you know what I mean?
	And so they're not going to pull the same crap they did with me as they did with Alex Jones and Rob Dill.
	Rob Dill looked like the poor guy was scared out of his boots.
	I don't know what they told him, but the guy was shaking, literally.
	And Alex was a little stumbled too.
	So I don't know what kind of intimidation factors they used on them.
	And, uh, and, uh, I'm sure I'm not going to be with me because the only person I fear is a Heavenly Father.
	That's it.
	You know what I mean?
	And fear not what a man can do to you.
	So, you know, like I said, I'm going to be honest.
	I'll be honest, plain and simple.
	And I have nothing to lie about.
	I'm going to be honest.
	And that's it.
	If they don't like it, too bad.
	I'm going to walk right out of there.
	So, you know, it's sickening that you have to go through this stuff if you really do.
	But, yeah, thanks for the prayers.
	And I encourage people to pray for me.
	Because the thing is, these people are very, very evil.
	The people that these lawyers are working for.
	These are some vicious, evil, demonic people.
	And I'm not even joking.
	These people are out to destroy us.
	It's nothing to do with the kids.
	It's nothing to do with any of that stuff.
	It's to do with destroy our constitutional, God-given rights.
	That's what it's about.
	Well, it bites monkey chips.
	Dan, I'm getting better, brother.
	Yeah, I'm going to call it a night, too.
	So thank you, John, for coming on.
	And I hope this show just reaches out to people.
	You know, when we do these shows, all we can do is rely upon the Father that it lands on hearts and soft hearts.
	I mean, ears and soft hearts.
	And we hope that He uses it to glorify Himself because that's why we're alive.
	We're created so we can praise and glorify Him.
	I hope this show has done that.
	I want to ask you guys to use Dan the Man, all lowercase, for nystv.org.
	Of course, tomorrow night is the Midnight Ride.
	I'm just going to get these in, Dan.
	Of course, they're going to be talking about Enoch, the Book of Enoch, and UFOs.
	Don't miss it.
	That's tomorrow night, 11 p.m.
	I think it's Eastern Standard Time.
	Yes.
	And of course, check out Dan every week.
	And you can find him in the links on the Cutting Edge.
	Guys, thank you for watching tonight.
	Dan, I haven't done this in a long time.
	I haven't been up this lane in a long time.
	But thank you so much to you and Daniel who was on previously for letting me come on.
	I always have fun with you, man.
	I'll come on and show you next week if you want.
	Hey, Supernatural, whatever day you want to come on, I'm happy with.
	You can come on with me on Rumble on Tuesday morning, if you're up.
	Yeah, let's do it.
	We do the Dirty Little Secrets.
	Oh, good, I'm rumbling.
	We could just be straight up.
	Off the hinge.
	I'm off the hinge.
	YouTube would shut that down, the first word I said, any time.
	Dirty Little Secrets.
	But I'll send you some stuff, and if you want to come on Tuesday, that'd be fun.
	Absolutely.
	You caught me in, man.
	All right.
	Shalom, brother.
	Shalom.
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	You're not going to want to miss this.
	I mean, I got to talk about The Book of Enoch with aliens, UFOs, and everything to do with it and what the Bible says.
	John Pounders and David Carrico is going to have an amazing show.
	They really are.
	So before we go, guys, I do want to end with this.
	And, you know, closing on the Ten Commandments, guys.
	Again, I have to ask this question.
	You know what I mean?
	I really don't.
	If you think, if you still think, okay, if the Ten Commandments are nailed to the cross, okay, God bless you first of all.
	You really need to wake up, okay, plain and simple.
	But, can you worship other gods?
	Could you commit idolatry?
	Can you use the Lord's name in vain?
	Can you not keep the Sabbath?
	Can you disobey and dishonor your father and mother?
	Can you murder?
	Can you commit adultery?
	Can you cheat on your wife and all that?
	Can you steal?
	Can you lie?
	Can you covet?
	And if you can answer any of that, I mean, you really need to question yourself and your faith.
	You know what I mean?
	Plain and simple.
	Because if you're denying the laws of God, you know what I mean?
	The Ten Commandments.
	I mean, if you even look to some of the Founder Fathers.
	Again, we get into this all the time.
	Some of the Founder Fathers, not every one of them were Christians.
	Many of them went to the occult, Freemasonry.
	Some were deists and all this other stuff.
	But some were Christians, okay?
	they would talk about the Ten Commandments and the rest of the Bill of Rights, the Ten Bill of Rights.
	They said it's similar based off that, you know what I mean?
	And that's why they label God-given unalienable rights, you know what I mean?
	It was not copied from it, but modeled after that.
	You know what I mean?
	That's why they had Ten Amendments for the Bill of Rights.
	So, you know, just things like that.
	So So, you know, they based off the law of the land, which is the biblical Ten Commandments, not the Catholic one, the biblical, the law of the supreme law of the land is the Ten Commandments, plain and simple.
	It still is, always will be.
	And again, God said, the Heavenly Father said, these will be written upon your hearts forever.
	Not, oh, well, until...
	The Messiah comes.
	Not until the Messiah is...
	They'll be abolished when the Messiah is crucified.
	No, it's not.
	He said forever.
	Plain and simple.
	And we're not going to go over the verses again.
	Tons of verses.
	Jesus himself said obeyed the commandments.
	His Father's commandments and his two great commandments.
	Which are the basis of the Ten Commandments.
	So, which way you want to put it, they're still the commandments.
	Plain and simple.
	You're not allowed to do these things.
	I mean, Dice will not do it.
	And we did a show.
	And if you want to know why, guys, I did a whole show on this.
	If you want to know why, he's not doing this to be controlling the drug.
	There's huge reasons why he made these commandments.
	And if you want to know why, okay, I did a whole show, Why God Institutes the Ten Commandments.
	I think that's the title of it.
	It's on my channel here.
	The Ten Commandments, like why, I think it is, whatever.
	But anyway, you get the point.
	You'll find it on here if you want to know why.
	But if you can't figure out why, I mean, why you shouldn't murder and everything else, you got a problem, you know?
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	TruthRadioShow.com Alright, welcome to the Dan Bedine Show, right here on TruthRadioShow.com.
	And today's subject, we're going to talk about the Ten Commandments.
	Why God enforces them.
	Why he had to make these rules.
	Because here's a situation, right?
	Um...
	Churches fail to do this.
	So it turns away a lot of people.
	And they say, well, God's in love and just in God.
	Why does he make all these rules?
	And the way just sometimes the churches put them out there.
	Oh, you better not do that.
	You're going to go to hell.
	Whatever the case.
	And what does it make God sound like?
	Control and jerk.
	That's what a lot of people think.
	That's not my word, by the way.
	That's what people think in their head.
	It's like, why is he always controlling all these rules?
	What the heck?
	You know what I mean?
	What can I do?
	You know what I mean?
	And we're all born rebellious.
	Okay, that's where, you know, the ocean nature, we're all born rebellious.
	So, hang on, let me get the slides.
	So, now, here's the thing in the situation.
	If we were told why, then there's nothing wrong with asking why.
	You know, it's not, I mean, yeah, you don't challenge God, say, well, I don't like that, and that's it.
	You know what I mean?
	No, you don't do it that way.
	But there's nothing wrong with asking why.
	Nothing at all.
	He wants you to ask why, so now you can see why.
	So it doesn't make him look like a controlling jerk, whatever the case you want to think.
	And this is real talk.
	This is not, you know, a church or anything like that.
	This is real talk, right?
	So why does God establish these rules?
	You know what I mean?
	Because it's for your own good.
	And I'm going to use an example before I go any further.
	Let's just think in, right?
	If you're a child, right?
	And you see your neighbor's kid, you know, your friends, the neighbors, the kids there, running across the street, playing near the street, all that stuff, and you can't do it.
	Oh, that's not fair.
	They get to your father.
	Like, he screams at you.
	Don't even dare go down that street.
	That's not going to smack you or whatever he says.
	You know what I mean?
	Oh, you're going to be punished.
	And you think, oh, that's not fair.
	No, those other kids are doing it.
	That's, you know, you're unfair.
	You know what I mean?
	And so you want to rebel against your father or whatever.
	So, and one day you see, you know, I mean, you're in a yard playing.
	And all of a sudden you see your friend across the street golfing.
	He gets hit by a car.
	Then you're like, oh wow.
	And the father says, see?
	That's why I don't want you playing on the street.
	I'll cross the street with our parents.
	That's why right there.
	Because their parents don't care about their kids.
	I care about you.
	And then right at that point in time, for all those years you thought your father was just some controlling jerk.
	He's not fair.
	That's unfair and everything else.
	That everything, he's told you and everything else all of a sudden.
	Bam!
	Just like that, when you have disdain, little hatred, not too much, but hatred for your father, then all of a sudden, bam!
	Oh my God!
	You know what I mean?
	Like, I'm sorry, Dad.
	All these years, I thought you would just do not to be a jerk.
	That's why.
	And you see it visually.
	It's horrifying, but you're seeing it.
	You're like, wow.
	Then it makes sense.
	Then, at that point, now you love your father more than you have a day.
	Now you have respect for your father.
	And that's just one scenario.
	We all grew up, right?
	Parents made rules.
	We didn't understand them.
	We couldn't stand them at the time, right?
	Then we grew up later and said, well, yeah, that's why.
	Now we set those rules for our children.
	You know what I mean?
	That's what I'm trying to reach out to you people up there, right?
	Now using that.
	And if you didn't have a child, you know what I'm talking about, okay?
	So regardless, okay?
	Rules were set for a reason.
	Now you know what the reasons were, right?
	So God decided to set some rules for humanity.
	Now, before we go any further, all right, because I know a lot of these dispensational churches out there trying to teach that the Ten Commandments are no longer valid.
	We have a new covenant.
	They were nailed to the cross.
	No, that's not what the Bible says.
	We did extensive videos on that.
	I'm not going to sit here for an hour talking about that, but that's not what the Bible says.
	Jesus himself recited the Ten Commandments.
	Jesus himself in Revelation chapter 14 verse 12 said, To honor God's commandments, because his commandments are two, and God's commandments are ten.
	And to keep your faith in him.
	Countless numbers of times he talks about this in the New Testament.
	So if you want to know more about that guy, there's a...
	I did plenty of videos on my playlist there.
	Are the Ten Commandments still law?
	You know what I mean?
	But here, regardless, okay?
	Now, we can move to the Ten Commandments, and I want to note real quick, most of these commandments, if not all of them, were already a law before he gave them to Moses.
	When Moses received the laws from God among Sinai, there were already laws in play.
	They were just laws that reiterated with his people.
	And from creation, like the Fourth Command, for example, right?
	We did extensive.
	And if you want to know more on that, we do extensive videos on that, too.
	When is the Sabbath?
	Okay?
	They've got tons of videos on that.
	No, it's not Sunday.
	It's Saturday.
	And I'm not going to hear, like, that same thing.
	I'm not going to see it for an hour debating that.
	Okay?
	I've got extensive videos on it.
	You want to debate or whatever, go to those videos and find out for yourself.
	But regardless, from creation, he created, say, hey, remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy.
	The seventh day is for rest and worship.
	That was established back before a human being walked the face of the earth.
	So, regard.
	So, these were laws given to Moses, okay?
	They were laws already put in place, but reiterated into the Ten Commandments, in which he said they shall last forever.
	And Jesus himself said about this, that one jot of tittle will change, because heaven and earth will pass away, but this will not.
	So now that we got that established, okay, why are these laws?
	So we'll go over the, you know, 10 real quick.
	You don't have other gods before him.
	Don't make false graven images.
	It's idolatry.
	Don't use the Lord's name in vain.
	Remember the Sabbath day.
	Keep it holy.
	Honor your father and mother.
	Don't kill.
	Don't commit adultery.
	Don't steal.
	Don't bear false witnesses, which is lying.
	And that is shall not covet.
	Okay?
	So why?
	Why would God establish these things?
	Because you hear this, don't do this, do that.
	And the first one, you don't understand.
	And you're like, what the hell?
	What can I do?
	You know what I mean?
	And that's your human nature to begin with.
	Because we were born into this in nature, which is rebellion.
	You know what I mean?
	And people rebel against their parents, like I said.
	And we all did.
	We all rebelled against our parents in something.
	So even when we grow up as adults, we're still children of God.
	So, compared to Earth, yeah, yeah, we're adults, we know a little bit better than kids, absolutely.
	But don't let that get to your head.
	Don't get a big head over it, because we don't know better than our Father, God.
	We may, oh, because I've been around, I, you know, I served in two wars, or whatever you want to put yourself at.
	Regardless, what you've done in life, okay, it is nothing compared to what the Lord knows.
	So, humble yourself at that, okay?
	So, whatever your acclimates are, whatever you've done in the past, whatever, It means nothing because of the Lord.
	You know what I mean?
	The Father still knows better than you.
	Better than me.
	Any of us.
	You know what I mean?
	So, I just want to knock some people off a couple of pegs here and humble themselves.
	So, okay, we move.
	First of all, I want to close this too because Jesus established two of these.
	He's called these the greatest commandments.
	He established two commandments and it's read in the New Testament.
	Which sums up a lot of the Old Commandments still.
	But there's technically twelve.
	Two Great Commandments and ten of God's Commandments.
	So the two ones Jesus says, you shall love your Lord the God with all your heart and all your soul with all your mind.
	That's the first commandment.
	And the second is, you shall love your neighbor as yourself.
	In other words, love everybody.
	What is he doing?
	He's putting the Father, exalting the Father before anything.
	Well, she's bringing up the first commandment.
	The second commandment is to love everybody.
	This is the greatest commandment.
	Now, and like I said, there's a million times that Jesus said and spoke of the actual commandments of God.
	He even recites every one of them.
	So, let's move to the first commandment, okay?
	We're going to talk about each and every one of these and why he did these things, okay?
	The first commandment says, I am the Lord thy God, which hath brought thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage.
	Thou shalt have no other gods before me.
	Then he goes on to say, I am a jealous God.
	You know what I mean?
	He created you.
	He freed the people, which wasn't us, but there's people back then.
	That's the point he's trying to make.
	He's done all these things.
	He created everything, and you've got to go worship another God.
	He created literally everything.
	I can't come up with a better summarization, but he created everything.
	You wouldn't be here if he wasn't there.
	Well, you wouldn't be here if he didn't create you.
	So, yeah, he has every right to say that.
	You know what I mean?
	Just say you own a company, right?
	This is why, okay?
	I'm going to use examples to show you why, okay?
	First of all, if you own a company, right, you're the CEO of a top 500, 500 company, right?
	You are the king, the boss, whatever you want to play yourself, okay?
	Now, you got some jerk, okay, in your company undermining you.
	Instead of saying, hey, you know, you as a CEO, you set your restrictions, okay?
	Same thing as a parent.
	You set your orders that the kids to follow, your orders that your employees follow, right?
	Now, just say there's people in your company making other rules, okay?
	You don't know about it, okay?
	In other words, exalting themselves as boss in this situation as God, right?
	And you got people following them and not you.
	Obeying their rules, not yours.
	Even though their rules violate your rules.
	Then you get to the fact of the matter.
	What the hell are you doing?
	I was obeying the rules.
	Those are not my rules.
	Well, the manager, Scott Smith, said...
	You know, these are the rules of following.
	No, they're not the rules you follow.
	These are the rules.
	Then you've got a Scott Smith saying, hey dude, why the hell did you do that for?
	Well, I figured it'd be, no, you figured it'd be wrong.
	You're fired.
	Thanks.
	See you later.
	You know what I mean?
	As a CO, you can't tolerate stuff like that.
	And it happens to companies, okay?
	I'm using this for example.
	That's why God says, don't have no other gods before me.
	Which ain't no other gods anyway.
	He's just using an example because people exalt people as gods in this case.
	Same with the business.
	This is why Jesus talked in parables, by the way, so people can understand them.
	You know what I mean?
	So that's what I'm trying to do.
	You know what I mean?
	You know, you can't have managers under you undermining everything you do.
	And though the people think things that God created, Like trees and stones and somebody assembles it together to look like a god.
	And exalts it and worships it like a god.
	You know what I mean?
	That's why he sets those things.
	You know what I mean?
	It's just common sense, really, to tell you the truth.
	You know what I mean?
	And when you examine the first commandment, that's why.
	You know what I mean?
	That's why God makes these rules.
	Plain and simple.
	So, if you can understand that, why, you know, again, if you created something, you, the other one designed it all, and just say you created a bunch of robots, right?
	You created a race of robots.
	You were the boss, right?
	Then you have other robots starting to listen to other people, exalting them as a boss, which in this case would be God.
	You wouldn't be happy, would you?
	No, you wouldn't.
	The same can be said for anything.
	Running a school, a business, what have you.
	You get the point, okay?
	That's why, okay?
	So now you understand why and there's a rightful reason for that.
	It's not God being in control and direct.
	So now we move on to the second commandment, which is idol training.
	God says, don't make anything Any engraving image or likeness of anything that is in heaven above or that is in earth beneath or that is in the water underneath.
	In other words, he's describing everything.
	Do not make anything that you're going to bow down to.
	Don't bow down to them or serve them.
	For I am the Lord, thy God, and a jealous God.
	And he says, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children of the third and fourth generation to them that hate me.
	Because these people built gods like Baal and everything, Baal worshipping and everything else.
	And God, you all know what happened to them when Moses was on the mountain getting the commandments and they built an idol called Baal.
	God destroyed those people that worshipped him.
	And shewed mercy upon the thousands of them that love me and keep my commandments.
	So this is God saying, don't make any graven images.
	You know what I mean?
	These are the things.
	God created the rocks, right?
	He created trees, herbs, and all the seed, yield fruit, and everything else.
	He created it all.
	The sky, the moon, the sun.
	And you've got people who worship these things.
	Then you get the people in churches, the Catholic church preferably, and other churches, or the Christians out there who have big statues of Mary, big statues of angels, Jesus, and everything else.
	But yet, they call them holy figures or something.
	But the Bible explicitly says don't make these things.
	Now I'm not saying like if you have a toy or a figure of Hulk Hogan or something and your kid's playing with him.
	Your kid's not worshipping him.
	He's just playing with him.
	You know what I mean?
	That's different, okay?
	But to make a statue of anything holy, okay, that strict no-no.
	Especially to make something of a cultic nature.
	Of a bow or a bath man or something like that.
	Plain and simple.
	You know what I mean?
	And the reason why is because...
	Here's the reason why.
	What the church is going to teach you.
	Now you get into spiritual warfare, right?
	For this bottle of water example, right?
	Again, I'm using examples, please, okay?
	So, this bottle of water, right?
	Just say, a bunch of people say, there's power in that water, right?
	All of a sudden, a cult joins, a cult forms, right?
	So, they call it cold spring water worship, right?
	Example, guys.
	So, they all start exulting this water bottle, right?
	And what happens is, in the spiritual realm...
	Demonic forces will manifest upon that because they know it's defying God and they need some kind of a stronghold of dominion to come into this realm.
	And many, many spiritual ramifications could pop off on this.
	Chances are unlikely, yes, but it could happen.
	So you have a whole cult of hundreds of people who are worshipping this water bottle.
	They get together, do sacrifices for it and everything else.
	Then dark entities will manifest within us.
	To them, they'll take this Poland Spring bottle as a god.
	But it's actually unclean spirits and all that.
	Distant body spirits manifest inside it.
	Then they do that into the people.
	The people become possessed.
	Same thing with the Ouija buds, right?
	While they have these holy relics and everything, same thing applies with them.
	It's supposed to be an image of Jesus or something, and it's not Jesus.
	Like, look at the Mary.
	Perfect example.
	The Mary statues everywhere, right?
	You see them crying, blood, something happening, and they say it's a miracle manifestation.
	No, it's not a damn miracle, okay?
	That is a demonic manifestation going on.
	Because the Bible strictly says, don't make it, and there's a reason to do that.
	There's a reason I'm explaining why.
	Guys, you already exalt yourself to Jesus Christ in the Spirit.
	Exalt yourself through Him to the Father.
	That's it.
	You don't need to pray to angels, saints, dead people, Mary, nothing like that.
	They can't help you.
	Not one of them can help you.
	Unless God instructs an angel to come help you.
	Absolutely.
	We're not debating that.
	But none of them can save you or anything like that from sin or anything.
	Only Jesus can.
	Plain and simple.
	And this is many reasons why.
	So that's why God says don't commit idolatry.
	Because a lot of powers, dark forces can manifest in the object that you're worshipping.
	It's called demonic strongholds.
	And people use incantations upon Ouija boards, different occultic material and talisman, to actually give it power.
	But the demonic forces, you know what I mean?
	So spiritual warfare plays a big role in this part, yeah.
	So that's why.
	So we move on to commandment number three.
	Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord God in vain, for God will not hold him guiltless that taking his name in vain.
	Thank you.
	So why can't we take his name in vain?
	Simply, why would you want to do that in the first place?
	He created everything.
	He created you.
	It's the same thing.
	It's like your father and mother created you, right?
	Why would you want...
	To blaspheme you in that name, 12. Unless you have bad parents, whatever the case, but God is not a bad parent, right?
	And he, overall, besides what's going on in his life spiritually, he says, all you have to do is believe in me, follow my ways, follow my son.
	And you ought to be taken care of for eternity.
	It doesn't matter what happens in a lifetime, man.
	It's like a breath of God.
	We're supposed to be working on the eternal life.
	This is all dead and gone already.
	In other words, this whole lifetime is like, to God, that's it.
	Bang, it's over.
	And before you know it, you've got to be in the elderly home.
	Before you know it, you've got to be in the casket.
	You know what I mean?
	So, we've got to concentrate on the afterlife.
	So, why would you want to curse the person, the only person that can save you?
	Which is God.
	I'm not a person, but why would you dare to do that?
	The only one that can save you and put you into his kingdom through his son Jesus Christ.
	The only people, you know, the only way you could go.
	Why would you want to cross that?
	You know, it's the same thing.
	It's like you own a company again and you need, you're the CEO, you need a president.
	You need to appoint a president, right?
	Would you appoint somebody the president of your company that sits there and blasphemes you all the time?
	Runs your name in the mud all the time?
	Tries to diminish your business all the time?
	Would you make him the president of your company?
	Or vice president or manager or anything like that?
	No!
	Or you got a village, right?
	You got plenty of open space, right?
	And you're trying to help people.
	Come live here for free.
	Just help out the community, whatever the case.
	You want to allow a person that sits there and tries every temp to blaspheme your name and everything else to live in your community.
	That could affect others to overthrow you, whatever the case.
	This is the same examples, guys.
	That's why he says that.
	And plus, you shouldn't do it anyway.
	I mean, why would you want to do that in the first place?
	I don't care what the hell happened to you.
	I don't care if you're seeing your children mutilated in front of you.
	Why would you ever use that name and name?
	There's no reason for it.
	And God forbid that to ever happen, guys.
	I'll just use that for example.
	In other words, nothing in the world that could possibly happen should ever cause you to use his name and name.
	Ever.
	I grew up in an Italian household, okay, and that was every other word, you know, these people went to Catholic Church in my family all the time.
	Sundays are religiously going to church, but all through the week, they're blaspheming God's name constantly.
	That's Italian thing.
	Thank God I have never done it, okay, and I'm proud to say I haven't done it.
	Maybe when I was a kid, I might have slipped out once twice, but, you know, when I knew better, that word doesn't exist to use that name in vain at all.
	That's God and Jesus.
	And that should be erased from your vocabulary.
	There's no reason in the world to say that.
	And that's why, guys.
	You would not point somebody in your cabinet or your company or your business or whatever the case, okay?
	That should stand blasphemous in your name, would you?
	No, you're right.
	So, that being said, God's got a right reason to do that, right?
	Correct?
	Thank you.
	So, now we move on to the fourth commandment.
	God says, for six days the Lord made the heaven and the earth, the sea, and all of them, and has rested on the seventh day, wherefore the Lord blessed the Sabbath day and hallowed it.
	He hallowed the seventh day from creation, and again he's telling, you know, I don't want you working on the Sabbath day.
	I want you to rest.
	He says, what's so wrong with that?
	Why would you, I mean, God's telling you, okay, don't work on Saturday, Friday sunset to Saturday sunset.
	What's wrong with that?
	Spending time with your family?
	Read some scripture?
	Just relax and enjoy the day?
	What's wrong with that?
	Why would you even debate that?
	First of all, so now the reason why God wants you to rest, simple, real simple.
	Because if you worked all the time, you've got to blow yourself out.
	You need time off.
	God took time off.
	He rested on the seventh day.
	He's telling you, rest.
	You rest on the seventh day, sure, go to work for Sunday.
	Who cares?
	And you're refreshed.
	Mentally, physically, emotionally.
	You need to take a break from these things.
	Like on my daily news shows, right?
	Friday night when I sent off my last show for the week, when I shut that show off, I don't even look at a news article until maybe mid-afternoon Sunday or something.
	I don't care what's going on in the world at that point.
	Sometimes I have no choice or shouldn't do, but I go out and do some activism, and yeah, I feel repented because I do that, because the Lord says the rest, you know what I mean?
	But for the most part, I spend it with my family, read some scripture, just have fun, just fellowship with the family and friends and everything.
	It's a great thing.
	You know what I mean?
	We do that all Saturday and Saturday night.
	I'll have some cousins over, friends, and we'll just have fun.
	That's it.
	You know what I mean?
	Nothing wrong.
	Unlock from everything.
	And it's so refreshing.
	Because when you come back, you're freshly started.
	You're not burnt out mentally, physically, emotionally, or anything like that.
	And it's such a good thing.
	It really is.
	And preferably I like to take the whole weekend off to tell you the truth.
	But there's so many reasons why.
	You know what I mean?
	And if you have to sit there and actually debate that.
	I mean, I don't know what to tell you, man.
	I really don't.
	But there's a reason for that because it's a spiritual aspect of it.
	And the thing is, when Saturday comes, right, it's something I can't explain in words, but Saturday when you wake up, right, there's just something in the air, like any other day of the week.
	It's weird, right?
	You can close your eyes for a whole week and on Saturday you'll know what day it is.
	There's something special about that day.
	You can feel it spiritually in the air and everything else.
	Hard to explain words, but this is the Lord's Day to say, rest, guys.
	Have hard labor all week.
	I don't care.
	Six days a week.
	Go, you know, break your back, whatever you want to do.
	But on the seventh day, I want you to rest.
	And it's not Tim being controlled.
	It's for your benefit.
	For your physical, mentally, and spiritual benefit.
	That's why he commands you to do that.
	You know what I mean?
	And it exalts him too.
	And it's that one day when his creation, the whole creation, is supposed to honor him.
	If you can't take one day out of a week, okay, to sit there and honor the Lord, I don't know what to tell you, man.
	I really don't.
	You know what I mean?
	Like, this...
	The Lord has created everything for you.
	You wouldn't be here.
	You wouldn't have nothing to force him.
	And you mean to tell me you can't take one day out for him?
	And it's not even working.
	You're not even stressing yourself.
	You're not even pushing yourself.
	It's like he just wants you to relax and have fun.
	Sleep all day.
	Who cares?
	You know what I mean?
	Have fun.
	You just, like, relax.
	Don't work.
	Don't make other people work for you either.
	Just relax, okay?
	And take time to read some scripture and talk about the Lord with some people, whatever the case.
	Have people come to your house to do a church service, whatever the case you want to do.
	That's it, you know what I mean?
	And that's why, you know what I mean?
	It's for our benefit.
	Not because he says so, you know, because I'm the boss and that's it.
	No.
	He's doing it for our benefit, guys.
	And frankly, if I was, I'll just say, the king of the world, right?
	Or the President of the United States, I'm going to make a warn of that there's going to be no work on Saturdays at all.
	You probably have a 99% approval rating, except for the corporations, because they'd be losing money.
	But I think everybody in the country, in the world, would have no problem having the Saturdays off them, everything.
	And if you've got a problem with that, man, I don't know what to tell you, man.
	But that, you know, many examples why he says that.
	Moving on to the fifth commandment.
	Honor your father and mother.
	That alone should say enough.
	These are the two people who brought you into this world with the help of God, of course.
	Because, like, God told Joshua there, I knew you before you were in your mother's womb.
	He's already had a plan for us, long before our grandparents were born, probably.
	Already knew when we were coming, how we were going to come, and all that.
	He set these things as plans, guys.
	And to honor your father and mother, man.
	No matter, even if they, yeah, some people grow up with bad mothers, bad fathers, no doubt.
	You know what I mean?
	And I can't say I know how you feel.
	I don't.
	I'm not going to sit there and lie to you, all right?
	There's a lot of stuff that goes on, okay?
	Like sexual abuse, physical abuse, the whole nine yards.
	Okay, I understand, all right?
	And I can't say I know how you feel because I'd be lying to you, like I said.
	However, when at the end of the day, okay, you need to respect them.
	You know what I mean?
	Because if it wasn't for them, if God allowed them to happen, you wouldn't be here.
	Plain and simple.
	And honor your father and mother.
	You know what I mean?
	It's so simple.
	Doesn't mean if they say, oh, you better give me all your money and the bad parents and you...
	No, it doesn't mean that.
	It's just honor them.
	You know what I mean?
	Don't talk down on them.
	Respect them.
	And, you know, just...
	I love you.
	Plain and simple.
	Even if they hate you or whatever the case is something bad going on.
	You know what I mean?
	I love you.
	Plain and simple.
	Don't have resentment or hate in you because the Bible vividly is preaching about that.
	Why?
	You know what I mean?
	Because exactly why.
	So now imagine you're a mother or father, right?
	And sometimes there's a million different things that happen, okay?
	It could be the kid.
	It could be you.
	You know what I mean?
	It's a parent.
	And you say your kid rebels from you, okay?
	And when you want your kid to love you, to honor you, you know what I mean?
	It breaks people's hearts sometimes when the kids just go off on their own and rebel against them and hate them and never talk to them again.
	It breaks people's hearts.
	You know what I mean?
	If people loved one another, we wouldn't have this problem in the first place.
	And the thing is, the abuse of parents now, when you get to the abuse of parents, what happened to them when they were kids to make them like that?
	You know what I mean?
	You gotta think of that too.
	So, if everybody honored this commandment, guys, I mean, I truly believe that every parent Would honor their parents and their kids would honor them.
	They really do.
	That's why.
	Exactly right there.
	So going to the Sixth Commandment says, they shall not kill.
	Which a lot of people say it's interpreted to murder because then they will say, you got scoffers out there.
	It's like, whoa, the Bible says don't kill, but why has God instructed Joshua and other prophets in the Bible to go kill?
	Well, for other kingdoms.
	Yeah, Samson, David, killing Goliath, all this other stuff.
	Well, there's a context there.
	Kill, yes, okay.
	Kill in the manner of murdering is extremely...
	Why would you want to murder somebody?
	Like Cain killed his son...
	I'm sorry, killed his brother Abel.
	He murdered him.
	Because he was jealous.
	Because God found more favor in Abel than him.
	So instead of saying, all right...
	Alright, God finds more favor and able than me, so what can I do to change that?
	What can I do to make God love me just as much as him?
	Instead, no, he's just full of jealous and rage and murdered his brother.
	That's what that's talking about, because I read it to so many people who were in war, Vietnam and such especially, and they thought they were going to hell.
	I killed people, and one poor guy used to come into the store I used to work at in the middle of the night.
	After I told him, he's like, no, whoever told you that?
	He goes, well, the Bible says that.
	Church is like, no, that's not true.
	You kill because you were struck to do that, you do it for the government, for your country, whatever.
	All the wars that happened through the old times, the scripture and everything else, and even God, in most cases, instructed Abraham and all these other people, Abraham and Joshua and all these great generals, to go kill off these Nephrim kings, defend their kingdom, and they killed many.
	Samson, for example, King David, for example, and it goes on.
	Even Peter carried a sword, you know what I mean?
	So...
	Killing in that manner, like in other words, defend yourself.
	If it's righteous, he doesn't know it.
	Somebody comes into your home, right?
	And there's an arm intruder that comes into your home.
	Now you've got little girls.
	They're going to rape your kids, okay?
	They're going to rape your wife.
	They're going to take care of everything and probably kill you, right?
	And there's nothing wrong in the Bible to say you can't pick up a gun and put that person down.
	Because if you don't take his life, you're going to take yours.
	Or whatever you have to do in capacity.
	That's not in this category.
	Now, if there's a guy walking down the street like, oh, he's got some money, pop!
	That's murder right there.
	Because you want something that's envious, whatever the case, that's the difference.
	Because the entire Bible just about talks about good people defending themselves, killing off evil people.
	In defense or retribution or something to, you know, in a righteous way, you know what I mean?
	And again, the reason why you don't kill?
	Simple, because how would you like to be killed?
	Just think of that.
	Well, why can't I just go up and kill somebody for the fun of it?
	That's murder, by the way.
	How does that sound, right?
	You think it's okay.
	I think it should be alright for you to go up and kill somebody, right?
	God's just controlling your act.
	So, someday you fall in love with this woman, right?
	You fall mad head over heels in love with this woman.
	You guys have children.
	Now, somebody in your mentality comes up, you just get the baby born, comes up and slays the baby.
	What are you doing?
	You just, you know, killed my son and daughter.
	Oh, I think you should be able to kill people, no problem.
	Then he kills your wife in front of you.
	Or your pregnant wife in front of you.
	You know what I mean?
	That's why, okay?
	Sometimes it's like, why do you have to explain these things?
	They're common sense.
	When you really look at each commandment, common sense.
	It's not God being controlling.
	It's God doing it for a reason.
	As you would set the rules for your children.
	Would you instruct your two kids to tell one of your kids, hey, it's okay to kill your little brother?
	You know, no problem.
	No, he's like, no.
	You know what I mean?
	Plain and simple.
	Common sense stuff, man.
	And then you get the seventh commandment.
	That you should not commit adultery.
	This shit alone, for the love of God.
	You know what I mean?
	Commit adultery.
	That means having some kind of fornication or whatever, sexual relations with the married person.
	Or you being married, and the person you're doing it with is not married, still adultery.
	If one of the people in the party are married or both, it's adultery, plain and simple.
	And, you know what I mean?
	Like, you're lusting after people who commit adultery, which are in your mind and your heart, too.
	But commit adultery, here's the thing, too.
	People say, well, you know, you've got these sick people out there.
	Well, there shouldn't be nothing wrong with that.
	And some places, I mean, here in the United States of America, for example, adultery in many states is highly outlawed.
	It's one of those little laws now that are overlooked now.
	Because, you know, back then, in the Puritan days, even in the 1700s, 1800s, you would go to jail for committing adultery.
	People don't think that now because in the mid-1900s when these things started becoming a looser law.
	That's the area of one of those websites.
	They call them dumb laws in each state.
	Like in Connecticut, right?
	Half of Connecticut, you're forbidden to kiss your wife on a Sunday in public.
	Back 100 years ago, they would heavily enforce that fine.
	Or a gentleman, whatever the case, whatever the penalties were.
	Today, they don't even look at it.
	You can do it right from a cop.
	Cops don't even know it.
	And I'm not saying this is a dumb law.
	I'm just saying, for example, here's the thing, too, and here's why, okay?
	You fall in love with a woman, right?
	Or a man, okay?
	How would you like to come home and every day you come home from work and your husband's in bed with a different woman?
	Don't even know where that woman's been.
	And you say there's no such thing as adultery, right?
	And no such thing as, you know, sexual limitations, whatever.
	Just say you come home or you get married somebody and this person's loaded with STDs and diseases.
	And every time you turn around and sleep with somebody and they're contaminating you.
	Plus, this goes spiritually too.
	Spiritually and physically, biologically too.
	Now, when a man has sex with a woman, right?
	That's why the Bible says the man and woman become one.
	They become one flesh.
	Because when you ejaculate your semen to a woman, the sperm, not only it gets them pregnant, but your DNA becomes part of her.
	That's why the Bible says when a man knows his wife that's having sex, their DNA is one.
	Yeah, she's got her own unique DNA, absolutely.
	But your DNA infracts with her because it becomes part of her.
	And that child that she's bearing is a combination of both you and her.
	So how would you get your DNA in that?
	Because not only does the semen and all that, the cells and all that make her a part of you.
	Spiritually and physically.
	Biologically, whatever you want to put it, man.
	So how would you like to have a girl that's constantly having other DNA injected into her by other men?
	And here's that sick part, too.
	I know it's a world adult, so I'm not going to swear with her, but I'm going to use examples, okay?
	Here's the sick part of her, alright, okay?
	And how would you like to kiss a girl...
	Your wife, right?
	Not knowing how many fellatios she's done to somebody.
	Who did she didn't do?
	You know what I'm saying?
	I'm trying to be as clean as possible, guys.
	I'm sorry.
	But this is real talk.
	We're all adults.
	And this is what the Lord's trying to point out.
	And the Bible says, since we're in the subject, the Bible says to enjoy your wife's breasts.
	How would you be able, you know, and I'm sorry to use this vivid stuff, content, guys, but this is why, okay?
	So, enjoying your wife's breast, sucking on your wife's breast, okay?
	Plain and simple, alright?
	How would you like to be doing that?
	Not knowing if there's some guy's sperm on there, saliva, God knows whatever, bodily fluids.
	You know what I mean?
	Take these things, okay?
	Or you go down on your wife, whatever, and how many guys have been in her, you know what I mean?
	Sorry to use this, I'm just the best way to say it, guys.
	And since we're all adults, a lot of us marry, whatever.
	This is the, you know, this is real life stuff, you know what I mean?
	The Bible even talks about these things.
	But I'm not using it in a perverted way.
	I'm just saying, man.
	You know, that's why.
	You know what I mean?
	And then the STDs.
	If people did not commit adultery, right?
	You know how many successful marriages there would be?
	You know how many there would be less STDs out there?
	Probably none.
	You know what I mean?
	You just got to think of these things.
	You know what I mean?
	It's all common sense, man.
	But there are some people out there, complete piggish, these people are just demonic people, you know what I mean?
	But seriously, man, how would you like to sleep with your husband not knowing who, yeah, his mouth, you know what I'm trying to go with this, okay?
	So, you know, that's why.
	It's not God saying, well, because I said so.
	No, yeah, because he said so, because he's doing it for your safety and benefit.
	And I tell you, if you're sleeping around a bunch of people, right, and you get pregnant, that mix of DNA is going to corrupt your child.
	In a spiritual sense, too.
	You're getting a bunch of genetic codes mixing together, man.
	That's not good.
	Even though if they didn't get, they're not the ones that got you pregnant.
	They ain't going to go on Maury Povich with 15 guys.
	Who's the father?
	You're not the father.
	And it was one sick show.
	They brought literally 20-something guys on the show for one woman.
	Tested them all, and not one of them were the following.
	And she's admitted to sleeping all of them within that year.
	You know what I mean?
	And it's the opposite way, too, with the guys, too.
	So, you know what I mean?
	If there was no adultery, man, your wife or your husband, that's you.
	That's your property, you know what I mean?
	When the Bible talks about incest and all that too, when you uncover your aunt or niece or something, you're violating not only her, but your uncle too.
	Or your niece's husband or something.
	Or a mother, or you, or the father, grandfather, whatever the case.
	You know what I mean?
	And it's because the two flesh is the one.
	So, sure, you take the girl across the street's hot.
	Oh, yeah.
	She's married.
	I'm both home early in the morning together.
	My wife's out.
	Her husband's out.
	She's a little promiscuous.
	Oh, she comes over.
	Oh, you want some great cookies?
	Oh, yeah.
	Come on over.
	And, oh, son, you guys are going out every day.
	Then, at the end of the night, your husband that works hard comes home.
	Your wife that works hard comes home.
	And you kiss your wife and husband.
	You know what I mean?
	And inside, you've got to feel like...
	That low.
	You've got to feel like dirt.
	Then you get to the situation.
	Well, they're not putting out.
	The Bible says that too.
	Hey, don't deprive your husband or wife.
	That goes for both of you.
	Unless you're fasting or you're sick, the Bible strictly says you do not deprive your husband or wife.
	No matter what you, you know, I don't feel like you're doing today.
	No, you gotta do it.
	You know what I mean?
	That's your obligation as a wife or a husband.
	Because it does say that, not that it's condone it, that man will go out and be promiscuous.
	Or whatever the case, you know what I mean?
	And that's adultery, you know what I mean?
	And the Bible strictly forbids that.
	If you didn't deprive each other or loved one of each other, and if you loved one of each other and stayed that way and never deprived each other...
	That would solve some of the problems.
	There's many variables, of course, but the bottom line is don't commit adultery.
	How would you like to make out your wife knowing that there's been a bunch of...
	Best way to say it, man.
	Penises are in her mouth, okay?
	I'm sorry to say it like that, guys.
	I'm just being real, alright?
	You know, disgust.
	And I just hope and pray I don't want to use any other examples like this.
	You get the point, okay?
	That's why.
	God says don't commit adultery.
	Quite and simple.
	Eighth commander says you shall not steal.
	This alone is another common sense thing.
	How would you like somebody to come in your house?
	You worked your butt off, okay?
	This phone here at the time, iPhone 8 Plus, I paid maybe almost $900 for it.
	When I came out, I just felt bad.
	I mean, paying for a phone like that is ridiculous in the first place.
	But regardless, okay?
	You worked overtime, okay?
	Because you've got to pay bills and everything else.
	Whatever the case.
	You worked your butt off to get the money up to pay this, right?
	And all of a sudden, somebody comes in.
	Whoop!
	Steals it.
	How are you going to feel?
	And I'm sure everybody here watching today has had something stolen from them one time in their lives.
	How do you feel?
	You know what I mean?
	Years ago, I had my laptop in the car.
	I went to the radio station.
	Laptop, video camera, and some money in the car.
	And I come out to the car.
	I went to take off.
	My windows opened.
	I'm like, the heck?
	Come to find it wasn't open.
	It was busted.
	Looked in the car.
	The wallet, you know, the wallet was there, but the money's gone.
	Laptop's gone.
	Video camera's gone.
	Like, $2,000 equipment, gone.
	Just like that.
	I felt helpless.
	So that being said, man, how would you like me to just come over to your house, you worked for everything you have to get that 4K, 8K now, 8K friggin' 50-inch screen TV, okay?
	Sorry for the language, I'm sorry.
	And somebody comes in and rips it off.
	You know what I mean?
	That's, you know, it's not God being controlling.
	It's just common sense.
	Years ago, in the 50s and the last 60s and even 70s, people never had locks in their doors in the house.
	People don't even know that, man.
	It's crazy.
	Nobody had locks in the doors.
	1800s, 1700s, they didn't put locks in the doors.
	The whole family would leave the house.
	Not even have to worry about somebody coming to the house stealing their goods.
	Because people had respect for each other.
	Locks around the doors didn't start coming into, yeah, I think it was the 1800s when they wanted privacy in different rooms, whatever the case, but for the most part, homes were just left wide open.
	Nobody cared.
	I mean, like, nobody had to worry about that.
	Now, today, if you don't have a lock, more than likely you're going to get your stuff stored.
	How would you like to live in a world that you can honestly say you work your butt off for everything you have, right?
	Your car, you can leave your car out in the driveway with the keys in it.
	Or you can pull up to the store, right?
	And it's cold out.
	Hey, you know what?
	I'm just going to leave the car running with the heat on.
	How would you like to be able to comfortably do that without that being in the back of your head because somebody can rip off my car right now?
	Or your motorcycle, whatever the case.
	You know what I mean?
	If we followed the Ten Commandments, we wouldn't have to worry about that.
	That's why it's not God being controlled.
	That's why.
	Then the next commandment says, don't bear false witness against the neighbor.
	Don't lie.
	Because the same, why?
	Why?
	Well, how would you like somebody to lie to you?
	Or lie about you?
	Or, you know, they'll call the cops and say, oh, just because they can't stand you.
	Oh, Jack brought his guns out in front of the lawn and he started pointing his AR-15 at me.
	Under these red flag laws, they would swarm the guy's house without even asking him any proof.
	Swarm the poor guy's house, bust his whole house up, take his guns, put his whole family through trauma with guns pointed at their faces by the cops.
	Over what?
	A lie.
	Bearing false witness upon you.
	When she's read flag laws on Constitution in the first place.
	But yeah, somebody can make up some wildlife story about you, or a girl across the street, just because she came by your house or something, collecting money for Girl Scout cookies, or whatever the case, she could call the cops and say, you know what, he sexually molested me, or touched me, or abused me, whatever the case.
	And the cops come to your house and say, no, what are you talking about?
	And if he didn't have a video camera up there, you'd be in trouble, right?
	Most people don't have video cameras.
	But the point is, how would you like somebody to make up an accusation against you?
	Or sit there and lie for you.
	I mean, whatever.
	Lie about you.
	Don't bear false witness on your neighbor and don't lie.
	That's common sense, man.
	Come on.
	You know what I mean?
	There's not God being controlling.
	Just saying, tell the truth, man.
	And you do something stupid, okay?
	People call them white lies.
	There's really no such thing as a white lie.
	If you could just tell the truth, you just don't.
	You know what I mean?
	It's done in all of us.
	And say, you know, I did something stupid.
	I'm sorry.
	I ain't done dumb things until when I was young.
	And, uh...
	Well, you know, most of the time, when I started getting further into faith, it's like, you know, I admit it to the lies.
	It's like, yeah, I did.
	I'm sorry.
	You know what I mean?
	And yeah, I'm not, you know, innocent.
	I lied about stuff, too.
	And later on, it came out, it's like, you know, I'm sorry.
	I did.
	You know what I mean?
	And it was a dumb thing to do, and there's nothing I can say, but I'm sorry.
	You know what I mean?
	And it's not going to happen again.
	You know what I mean?
	Then you're going to be forgiven.
	You know what I mean?
	These transgressions and everything that we talk about, too.
	But, again, this is plain and simple, guys.
	And if you dig God's control by telling you not to lie and bear for all this witness, you've got something mentally ill in your head, plain and simple.
	And you've got the Tenth Commandment, yeah?
	You shall not covet anything that is thy neighbor's.
	The wife, the house, the oxen, you know, today we have cars and everything else.
	Don't sit there and say, oh, I want that.
	You know what I mean?
	I'm jealous because he has a Corvette and I don't.
	Oh, he's got a nice boat.
	Oh, I wish I could be him.
	You know what I mean?
	He's got a hot wife.
	Oh, I wish I could be him or have his wife or something like that.
	Oh, I wish my house was as big as his or something.
	You know what I mean?
	That's what that is.
	Be happy for what you've got, man.
	Because he has a thing, too.
	He has a reason why, right?
	Then people say, how could you even possibly think of a reason why not to want something like that person?
	I say, all right, no problem.
	Let's do this, okay?
	I got a house, right?
	Three bedrooms, right?
	This guy across the street's got a house, five bedrooms.
	Pool inside, outside.
	Jacuzzi inside, outside.
	Basketball car.
	Three car garages and you already got a one car garage, right?
	All this land, right?
	You're like...
	I wish I had that, man.
	And I could have big parties, all this, and the other thing.
	Well, here's the other thing, too.
	Well, you don't think about it, right?
	Sure, he's got the describing things, but he's got higher insurance payments.
	The cost to maintain a house is a billion times more than yours.
	And he might need that space because he's got a bigger family.
	And even if you are in a house that you just say you have five kids in a three-bedroom house, oh yeah, you need something bigger, but you know what?
	You should be happy for where you are.
	This is what God's trying to teach you, you know what I mean?
	Be happy for what you've got, man.
	Because sure, you know, a three-bedroom house ain't big enough for five kids, but you know what?
	It's a lot better than a lot of people out there who live in a two-bedroom apartment with five kids, you know what I'm saying?
	And they live in apartments, not houses where the kids can barely go outside.
	There's no parts to play on or nothing.
	So just be lucky what you've got.
	You know what I mean?
	Make sure you don't have a brand new 2020 Lamborghini.
	Like your neighbor's got, for example.
	You know what I mean?
	But you know what?
	You've still got a vehicle that goes from point A to B, right?
	Yeah, be happy with that.
	You know what I mean?
	Because when it comes down to it, just because they've got bigger and extravagant things, it's still metal with rubber with internal combustion engine.
	That goes from, excuse me, point A to point B. Alright?
	Plain and simple.
	Like clothes.
	Oh, that boy's always wearing Versace, man.
	I'm wearing these ragged clothes.
	Well, you know what?
	They're still clothes.
	Versace or something out of Walmart, okay?
	They still cover your body.
	They still keep you warm.
	And why would you, first of all, why would you want to pay $100 for a damn t-shirt when you go to Walmart and get one for five bucks?
	It's the same, you know what I mean?
	Makes no sense at all.
	And you know what I mean?
	And if you're into the trafficking things, you know, why?
	You know what I mean?
	Like, really.
	And this is not God being controlling, man.
	Just saying, be happy with what you got.
	Because here's the thing, too.
	Here's the reason why, too.
	Because now, just say you get everything your neighbor has now.
	You coveted his house and his car and everything.
	And all of a sudden, he has a hot wife.
	Now, all of a sudden, his wife leaves him for you.
	Now, you're in this big house and all that stuff, just like him.
	Now, what if the person moves in and builds a house across the street that's twice as big as yours?
	And his wife's harder.
	So, you're never going to be satisfied because now you're going to want her in that house.
	In that car.
	After you just got this one.
	And it's going to keep going from there.
	And now who's to say the wife ain't going to do that to you or leave you for somebody else.
	Okay?
	I'm just saying for examples, guys.
	So, you'll never be satisfied by constantly going for something bigger and better.
	Because there's no such thing as the end of it.
	You know, it's always more.
	Okay?
	Okay, I work out a lot, okay?
	Of course I want bigger arms, you know what I mean?
	I want a bigger chest and all that.
	But I'm happy where I am.
	I work for it, but hey, you know what?
	Whatever.
	And you got guys constantly, they'll take steroids, they'll go do anything, pay big money to get those bigger and better muscles.
	And be strong and be able to lift them all.
	And then all of a sudden they come to a gym where there's a guy that's still bigger than him and stronger than him.
	And it keeps going.
	You can never ever satisfy yourself with these wealthy things.
	There's already got to be somebody bigger, better, somebody's got better stuff, and there's no end to the satisfaction of it.
	That's why God says, relax, man.
	Just be happy with what you have.
	We got the iPhone 12 coming out, right?
	Sure, I would love to have an iPhone 12, whatever, but hey, I got my iPhone 8 Plus.
	As long as my purpose, I really, much as I would like iPhone 12, but I'm not going to go out of my way and kill myself for an upgraded iPhone.
	If it comes, it comes, I'll be blessed for it.
	But you know what?
	I'm happy with what I got.
	This works just as good, in my opinion, right now.
	And it does what I need to do.
	Alright?
	So I'm not going to go covet my cousin's iPhone because she's got an iPhone 12. You know what I mean?
	Oh, man.
	You know, be all envious and everything.
	No.
	This is fine.
	And if God says, alright, I'll reward you with an iPhone 12 or whatever, this will be it.
	You know what I mean?
	Well, this is why, guys...
	These are why God does these things.
	And if the churches, and I blame the churches, man, if they sat there and took time to explain each and every one of these things, Then when you get to the other stuff, the forbidden stuff and everything, which I can't say on YouTube, you know, all the talk models, a certain sexual perversion, they don't get into the spiritual and physical ramifications that come out of that, okay?
	And I wish...
	I would definitely tell you on here, but the Rainbow Club would have this channel shut down in a second, okay?
	So I'm going to leave it at that, all right?
	So if churches went out and told people why these things are forbidden or certain things are ordered, okay...
	You would have less people, far less people rebelling from the churches and God and everything else.
	Just tell him why.
	That's it.
	If he says, why can't I go across the street?
	If you never tell the kid why, then he's just going to go do it.
	Right back to the first story we talked about.
	If you tell him, I don't want you crossing the street because you can get hit by a car.
	That's why I don't want you crossing the street by yourself.
	Tell him right out front, right there.
	Because if you tell him, don't cross the street, and the kid's like, why, why, why?
	You don't tell him why.
	He's just going to take your control, Jack.
	And even at that point, he's probably still going to take your control, Jack, because you tell him why.
	But then when he sees it happen, or whatever the case, or grows up to understand, wow, oh yeah.
	Thank you, Dad.
	Thank you, you cared about me.
	You know what I mean?
	Now your love for him went from that to that.
	You know what I mean?
	You respect him from here to there.
	You know what I mean?
	So this is why God instructs us to do these things.
	And Jesus says, right here, guys, this is the end times he's talking about.
	This is the end of days.
	The saints are us, the believers, the church.
	Alright, he says, here's the patience of the saints.
	Here are they that keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus.
	This is John on the island, Patmos, writing this stuff down.
	Being instructed by Jesus in the Spirit.
	Revelation 14, 12. And this also debuses people who say the commandments of God, the Ten Commandments, are no longer valid.
	Well, why would Jesus instruct John for the end times, for the people, the saints, for us to have patience and keep God's commandments, and he specifies the commandments of God.
	Yes, Jesus got two great commandments, but those two great commandments are nothing more than the Ten Commandments into one, basically, into two, I should say.
	But he instructs us, and specifically, keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus.
	The entire Bible from start to finish, and even in the Old Testament, is about Jesus, because he's the light.
	When God said, let there be light, it wasn't the sun, because it was two days before the sun, moon, and stars were created.
	That was the light of Jesus.
	You know what I mean?
	The whole Bible from front to back.
	Old Testament, New Testament, Torah.
	From front to back, okay, it's about the light, which is Jesus.
	Because Jesus says, I am the way, the truth, the light.
	That no man comes to the Father but through me.
	It's about the light and the commandments.
	Because today's modern day churches, the Judaism takes Jesus out of the equation.
	The modern day churches takes the Ten Commandments out of the equation.
	And the Old Testament at that.
	No, it's supposed to be both.
	That's what the early Christians preached.
	The Puritans preached too.
	And it wasn't until the 1800s when these modern day dispensationalist churches started popping out that completely took the Ten Commandments away.
	Then you got sects of Judaism out there that completely disemboweled anything with Jesus.
	Because they think the Messiah is coming to the Third Temple, which is going to be the Antichrist.
	So, what I'm trying to tell you guys, the Ten Commandments are very valid.
	Still today and forever, as God says.
	Forever.
	The earth and heaven will pass away, but my word will never.
	Referring to the law here.
	Ten Commandments.
	And again, one more time.
	So, if you think there's anything wrong with these guys, you shall not have no other gods before me.
	Don't make any idols.
	You shall not take the Lord's name in vain.
	Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy.
	Honor your father and mother, you shall not murder, you shall not commit adultery, shall not steal, and shall not bear fault when this is upon a neighbor, and shall not cover.
	Plain and simple.
	And for those of you, which I mean, like, again, if you want to know more about this stuff, if the Ten Commandments are still valid, I did vivid videos, but, you know, to finish this up, for you, question out there, well, is the Ten Commandments really valid?
	Well, let me ask you these questions.
	Let me, if you think the Ten Commandments are nailed to the cross, and they're no longer law, which Jesus says, I'm not here to vouch for law, I'm here to complete them.
	But if you think they are, right, because your pastor told you this, let me ask you a question.
	Are you allowed to have other gods before you?
	Is it okay?
	Is it okay to make idols?
	Is it okay to use the Lord's name as Ray now?
	Is it okay to not honor the status?
	Is it okay to not honor your father and mother?
	Is it okay to murder?
	Is it okay to commit adultery?
	You know, are you cool with people sleeping with your husband and wife?
	You know what I mean?
	Plain and simple.
	Is it okay to steal?
	Is it okay to bear with witnesses in life?
	Is it okay to cover?
	And if you could say, honestly say yes to any of those things, you're not a Christian.
	Okay?
	And you're not a believer in God.
	And I'll tell you that to your face.
	And yes, I will challenge your face.
	Because you're not.
	And if you could say, yeah, well, you know, you're right.
	It's not okay to do any of these things.
	Well, you just answered the question.
	Yes, the Ten Commandments are still valid.
	Plain and simple.
	Plain and simple.
	You know what I mean?
	And again, there's a reason why.
	Please, guys, if you want to tell people, teach the Ten Commandments to people.
	Please.
	Please.
	Especially the kids.
	Tell them why.
	Tell them why these things are said.
	This way...
	Alright, it's in my heart.
	Alright.
	It's God looking it all for me.
	That's what it is.
	That's all it is.
	It's not Him being controlled.
	It's it.
	Because I said so.
	You need to follow my verdict.
	Or that's it.
	No.
	It's saying, I put these laws there for you.
	For your protection.
	Just like you protect your children, I'm protecting you.
	Plain and simple.
	And that's why, guys.
	So I hope you all enjoyed this presentation here and the Ten Commandments, guys.
	What a blessed thing.
	They really are.
	And the whole world, okay?
	Yes, we have the U.S. Constitution probably one of the greatest documents in history.
	However, there's one better than that.
	It's this.
	If the entire world followed the Ten Commandments, guys, we wouldn't have war.
	We wouldn't have any of that stuff.
	We'd be living in a perfect kingdom.
	We wouldn't have...
	You know what I mean?
	It would be a perfect world.
	Plain and simple, man.
	It's such a beautiful thing.
	It really is.
	You wouldn't have to worry about nothing, man.
	If people followed the Ten Commandments of the Water, man.
	It would be such a beautiful world, man.
	It really would.
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	TruthRadioShow.com Shalom Shabbat
	everybody and welcome to the Spiritual Warfare Friday.
	and tonight's broadcast is Hebrews 4 in the Sabbath.
	So it's going to be me and brother John Hall from NYC TV and we're going to be covering this once again.
	This is like a second or third show I think on the commandments in general.
	I mean not just the Sabbath which is the fourth commandment but the commandments in general.
	And tonight we're going to be just hitting this hard because you know it's just sickening that You know, you can't do enough of these shows because people still justify the day they want to worship, but God makes His schedule around you.
	We'll pence you in the day you decide you want to do the Sabbath.
	No, we go according to God's schedule, not our schedule, plain and simple.
	You know, God doesn't revolve around us.
	We're supposed to revolve around Him.
	So, without further ado, there's our guest here, and co-host, I should say, Brother John Hall.
	What's up, brother?
	Shalom, one and all.
	Greetings in the name of our Messiah, Christ Jesus.
	It is 1 a.m.
	in the morning, Dan.
	And of course, you mentioned on the other show during the Unfiltered News about the Ten Commandments and the DOC. They're taking one commandment at a time, David is, and Jimmy.
	So if you haven't checked that out, JimmyVision.com.
	Of course, they're taking the commandments one at a time.
	And it's been a really good series.
	So check that out.
	Check out the Doctrine of Christ, guys.
	NowUCTV.
	Thanks for having me on.
	This is a good topic.
	And of course, many of you are beginning to observe Sabbath and rest in the Father and do good on the Sabbath and read His Word and praise Him.
	But thanks for having me on.
	Absolutely.
	And yeah, this is like the second or third show we did on the commandments.
	I remember the last one was a warning to the churches that the Ten Commandments weren't abolished.
	So we're going to cover some of that stuff today too.
	And so what I do here is I'm going to, of course, read you guys what the Sabbath is.
	If you don't know already, let me get to my slides.
	And so, yeah, Hebrews 4 and the Sabbath and God sanctified day never changed.
	And it's the fourth commandment.
	So a lot of people got this notion that the Ten Commandments came along.
	First of all, I want to thank ShakenWakeRadio.com for carrying the show as well.
	Thank you so much, Annie.
	She carries my show, John's shows, and all the nice TV. And I want to also thank BeforeItSnews.com as well.
	So without further ado, Genesis Chapter 2. Here's the thing.
	People, they got this notion that the commandments just happened to come along just, I mean, coming to law on Mount Sinai when they were handed to Moses, right?
	But me and Nolan Kidwell from Cascaded Cutlery, we did a show showing that these were already law before they became the Ten Commandments.
	They were already in law.
	So, such as the Sabbath day, because you hear this all the time, well, that's only for the Jews.
	Really?
	Because this is Genesis chapter 2, verses 1 and 3. Long before a Jew walked the face of the earth, this is our Heavenly Father saying, Thus the heavens and the earth and all the hosts of them were finished.
	And on the seventh day God ended his work, which he had done, and he rested on the seventh day from all his work he had done.
	And then God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it.
	You won't see...
	Him sanctifying the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, or sixth day.
	No, the seventh day.
	He blessed the day and sanctified it.
	Because in it he rested from all his work in which God had created and made.
	So this is long before a Jew walked the face of the earth.
	So we're just going to cover a couple of these.
	And John, if you don't mind, when we're ready, do you want to read Hebrews chapter 4?
	Yeah, we'll read Hebrews chapter 4. Absolutely.
	Let's see here.
	Oh, hold on one second.
	I'm sorry.
	Go for it.
	Oh, yeah, I just want to get some pre...
	It's a raw reversal.
	Pre-New Testament stuff, though.
	Then, you know, of course, the Sabbath day is the fourth commandment, not the third, like, Catholic Church, but in the Bible, it's the fourth commandment.
	So it says, remember the Sabbath day, and to keep holy, six days you will show labor, and...
	Do all the work, but on the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God.
	It's Exodus 20, 8 and 4. And there's the Ten Commandments right there.
	And, you know, if you read them real quick, right?
	You shall not have no other guys before me.
	Don't make any graven images as idolatry.
	Don't use the Lord's name in vain.
	Remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy unto the father and mother.
	You shall not murder, kill, whatever.
	Thy shall not commit adultery.
	Thy shall not steal.
	Thy shall not bear false witness, which is lying, and thy shall not covet.
	So we establish that.
	And I am the Lord your God.
	Walk in my statues and keep my judgments and do them.
	And hallow my Sabbaths.
	Hallow means make it holy.
	Hallow my Sabbaths.
	Keep my Sabbaths holy.
	That's what he's saying.
	And they shall be a sign between me and you.
	And that you may know that I am the Lord your God.
	This is Ezekiel chapter 20 verses 19 and 20.
	So to the law.
	This is Isaiah 8 20 says.
	To the law and to the testimony.
	If they speak not according to this word It is because there is no light in them So, if you're saying the Ten Commandments, basically, no longer valid, there's no light or truth in you.
	Plain and simple.
	So, we're going to get on Hebrews chapter 4. And actually, before you do that, John, let me pull this up on...
	Let me pull it up on screen, too.
	So...
	Let me know when it's up.
	Sure.
	Hang on, let's look at me.
	Let's get that up real quick.
	It's the Hebrews chapter 4. Yep, ready when you are, brother.
	Open your Bibles and get ready to read the best thing that ever was laid on paper.
	Hebrews 4. Let us therefore fear, lest the promise being left us entering into his rest, any of you should seem to come short of it.
	For unto us was the gospel preached as well as unto them.
	But the word preached did not profit them, not being mixed with faith in them that heard it.
	For we which have believed do not enter into rest, as he said, as I have sworn in my wrath, if they shall enter into my rest, although the works were finished from the foundation of the world.
	For he spake in a certain place of the seventh day on the wise, and God did rest the seventh day from all his works.
	And in the place again, if they shall enter into my rest, seeing therefore it remaineth that some must enter therein, and they to whom it was first preached enter not in because of unbelief.
	Again he limiteth a certain day, saying in David, today, after so long a time, as it is said today, if ye will hear his voice, harden not your hearts.
	For if Jesus had given them rest, then would he not afterward have spoken of another day?
	There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God.
	For he that is entered into his rest, he also hath ceased from his works as God did from his.
	Let us labor therefore enter into the rest, lest any man fall after the same sample of unbelief.
	For the word of God is quick and powerful and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to dividing asunder of soul and spirit and the joints of marrow, and is the discerner of thoughts and intents of the heart.
	Neither is there any creature that is not manifest in his sight, but all things are naked and open unto the eyes of him whom he hath to do.
	Seeing then that we have a great high priest that is passed into the heavens, Jesus, the Son of God, let us hold fast our profession.
	For we have not a high priest which cannot be touched with feelings or infirmities, but was in all points tempted like as we are, yet without sin.
	Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need.
	Man, I love that chapter.
	Yeah, and this is so amazing because I don't know how many people said, though, the Sabbath day is not mentioned in the New Testament.
	All the commandments and I'm like, wow, what Bible are you reading, man?
	And I come upon this, Hebrews 4, I think it was six months ago.
	I mean, I think it was because I remember when I read this and I'm like, wow, it's right there.
	And I kept messaging you, telling you, it's like, wow, this is so amazing.
	It's right in our faces, you know?
	Oh yeah, it's always in our faces.
	And if it's not in the New Testament, please prove that to me.
	Every time Yeshua, Jesus, is in the synagogue teaching on the Sabbath.
	And of course, you've got groups out there that lay a lot of weight on the Sabbath.
	You can't do this, you can't do that.
	When Jesus is our example, He was walking through the cornfield and they were picking corn, right?
	And of course, the Pharisees and Sadducees of the day was pointing at Him going, how dare you?
	But he was teaching the perfect law of God.
	He was teaching it perfectly.
	Do good.
	You know, if your animal falls into a ditch, pull it out.
	Again, His law is not burdensome.
	It's not a weight.
	And of course, as you said at the beginning of the show, Dan, He blessed the seventh day.
	He sanctified the seventh day.
	He rested on the seventh day.
	The seventh day hasn't changed.
	And neither has God.
	And though we've got denominations after 40,000 different ones you stated earlier, and I agree, you've got all these RCCs, these Mormon churches, Jehovah Witnesses, and all these different little faiths out there Trying to twist it into their own meaning when His Word doesn't change.
	The people who speak His Word may twist it and enskew people's view of the Word, but whose fault is that?
	It's ours because we have not been Bereans.
	We have fell asleep over the last couple of decades and allowed this church to change the Sabbath, to go along with the RCC. It's time to get back to the basics.
	It's time to do it God's way and no other way.
	That is how we're going to be blessed.
	And that is how we're going to be protected through this whole mess that we're seeing.
	Again, it is a testament to Christ to observe what He observed.
	And He is the Lord of the Sabbath.
	Absolutely.
	If you go back to Hebrews 4 here, you go to chapter 8, right?
	I mean, verse 8 says, For if Jesus have given them rest, then He would not have to have spoken of another day.
	It's like, you know, He would have told you if there was another day, He would have told you.
	Plain and simple.
	And it goes right to what we just talked about.
	And matching Genesis chapter 2. It recites that actually.
	Although the works were finished from the foundation of the world Shall enter rest And although the works were finished from the foundation of the world And he spoke at a certain place On the seventh day And God did rest the seventh day from all his works Well leave that up there Dan Yep.
	Leave that up there, because that's perfect.
	Long before Moses ever received a law on Mount Sinai, keep that up there.
	The Sabbath had been...
	God established the seventh day of the week.
	God specifically ended His work on the seventh day, rested on the seventh day, blessed the seventh day, and sanctified it.
	All days are not the same.
	One has been set apart, and that's the seventh day.
	No other day is the Sabbath day of the Lord.
	Yep, and there's Hebrews chapter 4 of the New Testament making direct reference to Genesis chapter 2, 1 and 3. Amen.
	Word for word.
	And again, it says if there was another day, he would have told you.
	You know what I mean?
	Plain and simple.
	And we're going to go through some of the excuses, like some of the verses they use to try to defend their ways.
	We're going to go through that in a little while.
	But we're going to basically be fair down the line here and show you what the dispensationalists in the Catholic Church use.
	Way out of context, by the way.
	And we're going to show you the verses anyway, but there is not one single shred of biblical scripture in the Bible that remotely even says the Sabbath's been changed.
	Not one.
	Right.
	And they'll bring up, well, they all met Sunday because, you know, when they opened the tomb and all that, the throne was empty.
	They all met.
	Yeah, so what?
	You know what I mean?
	Does it say that the Sabbath's been changed?
	You know, there was only one time.
	They could have went to Monday or Tuesday.
	They could have waited next week.
	You know what I mean?
	It didn't matter.
	That didn't change the Sabbath.
	You know what I mean?
	They would have said clearly, especially here's the thing, right?
	You got the fourth commandment, okay?
	You would think if it was changed, right, there would be this giant neon sign, okay, in the scripture.
	Jesus himself would have said, listen guys, in bold plain text, Hey, listen, I changed the Sabbath because of this and that.
	No, not one.
	The disciples didn't even do that either.
	It baffles me, man, I tell you.
	So yeah, we'll go back to the verses here.
	So we can see, plain and simple, on the seventh day of creation, long before a Jew walked the face of the earth, that this was established as the seventh day and he sanctified it.
	Plain and simple.
	And then later on, it was established, reiterated, I should say, as the Ten Commandments.
	And no, it's not just for the Jews, guys.
	And if you want to put it that way, too, doesn't the Bible say we're grafted in his people?
	Well, if you look at, if you go back and you look at the plagues of Egypt, and of course, you know, I've been diving into that the last couple of weeks.
	And there, during the plague, I think it was, I think it was hail fire.
	I think it was hail and fire that was raining down.
	And Yahweh, the Father, you know, told Pharaoh through Moses, he said, look, you're going to have to put all, he warned them.
	Put all your animals undercover.
	Put them all undercover.
	And even Egyptians, those people working for Pharaoh, put their animals who feared the word of the Lord because they saw all the plagues, Dan.
	They saw all the plagues.
	And then the Father gives the warning, and some of the Egyptians covered their animals because they began to realize this is the God of the Hebrews, right?
	The God of the Hebrews, not the Jews.
	The Hebrews, those people he was crossing over into his kingdom to do it his way, in which the Sabbath is one of those signs.
	If you read in Exodus 31, and I pulled it up here, 12 and 17, do you have that scripture up?
	Is that anywhere near?
	I'll just read it.
	Oh yeah, I can pull it up if you want.
	It says it's a sign between me and you throughout your generations.
	That you may know that I am the Lord that does sanctify you.
	You shall keep the Sabbath therefore, for it is holy unto you.
	It is a sign, a sign between me and the children of Israel forever.
	And there it is.
	Who are we grafted into?
	Israel.
	And who is he removing out of Egypt?
	Who does he remove out of Babylon?
	His children.
	He is grabbing the scattered of Israel right now in Christ, through Christ.
	And one of those signs is for us to do it the way God commanded out of the fourth commandment.
	Those commandments never changed just because the RCC did and people ran with it.
	We've got to get back to the basics, the 101 of the Scriptures, and start doing it His way.
	And one of the signs, as He said in Exodus 31, is to observe Him one day, to rest in Him, to be reassured in Him, to read His Word, to fellowship with other people.
	He has sanctified this since the beginning, since day one.
	Adam had the Sabbath in that perfect world.
	He had it.
	And then he transferred it over.
	We are to observe it.
	And for some reason, this ancient enemy of ours, Hazaton, has skewed it over the decades.
	And now it's so watered down that it's any day you want.
	Pick it!
	That is not how God operates.
	If you look at Hosea and the 12 minor prophets, they were battling against that with the unholy kings that were changing his feast days, changing his holy days.
	We're doing the same thing today.
	And now...
	Because of Jesus Christ and because people like yourselves are waking up realizing it's best to do it His way and not the way you've been told in the pulpits or one of these content providers.
	We've got to get back to the basics and when God said It's a sign between me and you.
	He makes it a fourth commandment.
	The fourth, again, if you look at the Ten Commandments, Dan, how they're set up.
	The first couple of commandments are how we're to love God with all our mind, soul, and might, and body, and everything that we have, right?
	The rest of the commandments are how we're to love our neighbors.
	And he fleshes it out within the Torah.
	In nowhere, like you said, and I'm just going to bring this back up.
	Like you said, Dan, nowhere in any of his scriptures did the Sabbath day change.
	Anywhere.
	Did Jesus change it on the cross?
	You bet he did not.
	He came to fully teach God.
	The Gospel.
	Fully tell us how to do it God's way.
	And God never changes.
	It says it in His Word.
	I change not.
	And none of this changes.
	And yet, Dan, we're sitting here doing shows because millions upon millions of people think they are, just like in the day of Hosea, doing it God's way while they're mixing and marring the world and worshiping Him.
	Absolutely.
	And I heard that from a pastor once.
	Oh, the times have changed.
	It's like, well, as the scriptures say, the times have changed, but my word will never.
	God's word doesn't change.
	And I don't know how much we've got to drill that into people's heads.
	Because we're in modern day times and You know, this is Babylonian teachings of people, and they don't understand us.
	You know what I mean?
	And again, they think it's the day they pick, or God knows my heart.
	This is another word they say, too.
	God knows my heart, and if I want to do it on Sunday, He's going to understand.
	No, you're not getting the point, okay?
	If you think that, you are not getting the point of the Sabbath.
	You know what I mean?
	He sanctified the seventh day.
	And again, we're going to show you this calendar, still.
	I pointed out in the other show.
	We're going to show you the calendars.
	And every calendar in the world, every calendar in the world on the seventh day is the day we call Saturday.
	That's one thing all the calendars agree on.
	The seventh day is called Sabbath or Saturday, and it falls all on the same day.
	So you can't use the calendars for an excuse or nothing like that.
	So if you want to, I've got a couple of verses here too.
	Now this is where people say, well, this stuff's not mentioned in the New Testament, the commandments or nothing like that.
	Really?
	So let's start with Matthew 5.17.
	And Jesus says, when they asked him about the laws, He goes, I didn't come here to destroy the law, but to fulfill it.
	Fulfill in Hebrew and Nekema, meaning to uphold or establish.
	Yeshua came to uphold his father's commandments and not abolish them.
	So, where do you get...
	And we're going to cover that because I know people say, well, they were nailed to the cross.
	That's what Paul said.
	No, he said the ordinances were nailed to the cross.
	Not the laws.
	There's a little bit difference.
	In other words, if I set a law on my land, right?
	If I was the President of the United States, right?
	I said, we're going to set a law that, you know, if you don't wear a seatbelt, you have to spend one day in jail, right?
	So, cities and states could set ordinances for that law.
	Okay, they'll say, well, our state, under our ordinance, is going to spend one week in jail.
	You know what I mean?
	So, we're going to get to that when we get to that Bible verse.
	But, it's just some of the verses here.
	The New Testament is loaded.
	And I don't want people to get off to say that.
	Oh, it's not in the Ten Commandments or the Sabbath.
	It's not in the New Testament.
	Matthew 5, 19. Whoever therefore shall break one of these least commandments, and shall teach men what they do now.
	They're teaching men that the commandments are not valid.
	Tell him, teach the men to break the commandments.
	He shall be called least in the kingdom of heaven.
	But whoever shall do and teach them, the same shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven.
	If you want to jump in on any of these, John, please do so.
	Well, I mean, we can't change what the text says.
	I mean, there's no changing it.
	And of course, we've got decades upon decades upon decades of seminary pumping out these 501c.
	And I know we keep coming back to that.
	But if you think about this, guys, we are up against an ancient enemy who's not going to change, who is all out To get us, to keep us from the Father in any way and every way possible.
	They'll send in trolls and mockers just like they did in the book of Acts.
	These guys are drunk.
	I can't believe they're speaking in tongues.
	They'll send in policies and laws that are contrary to the Word of God.
	They'll send something tantalizing on the television.
	I mean, we are in an all-out spiritual warfare.
	And if we're not focused on Jesus Christ and the way He taught it, and when you read Matthew 5, 19, Whosoever therefore shall break one of these least commandments and shall teach men so, he shall be called the least in the kingdom of heaven.
	But whosoever shall do and teach them, listen to this, the same shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven.
	It's about the commandments and Jesus Christ Is our benchmark.
	People, you know, the Torah, of course, how are we to know what sin is?
	1 John 3, 4 tells us exactly what sin is.
	It's transgression against the law.
	What law?
	God's law.
	Jesus didn't change God's law.
	And we've got men teaching that.
	Men have been teaching that for years.
	I was taught that.
	I was marred in it.
	I was kept away from having that sign between God and myself.
	That one day of rest that He established back...
	With Adam and Eve.
	He sanctified it.
	And yet, again, we get so distracted and so marred in this world that we think our worship towards the Father is worthy of Him.
	When all throughout scriptures we see the children of Israel do the same thing over and over and over again.
	And we see it in ourselves.
	We trip and fall.
	He keeps renewing the government.
	We keep breaking the government.
	One of the covenants that was established was the Sabbath.
	One of the very first ones.
	And we have absolutely skewed it.
	And people who, well, it's him, you know, God knows my heart.
	Yeah, he does.
	Continually evil.
	That's what he says in the scriptures.
	And of course, when we are off the benchmark of his word and we're encouraging others, oh, it's okay.
	It's whatever you feel.
	And it's not that way.
	God says what he says in his word.
	It hasn't changed.
	And it's up to us.
	To stay focused with horse blinders on so that it's his word and then we test everything else against it.
	And everyone else against it.
	And anybody that's speaking contrary to his word is a liar.
	And we can't have fellowship with that person until they what?
	Repent.
	He made it very simple.
	Exactly.
	And now in Matthew 7.23, he says right out, and then I will declare to them, and this is when people say, well, I cast demons out in your name.
	I witnessed the people in your name.
	And he says, be gone because I never knew you.
	Depart from me who practice lawlessness.
	So the Bible doesn't say, depart from me who practices law.
	It says, depart from me who practices lawlessness.
	That's what Matthew 7.23 is saying.
	Yeah, so, you know, people always wonder who are these people that said, you know, believe in Jesus, but Jesus says, I never knew you.
	Because the people out there today are literally going out there saying, like, I've been to churches in my own eyes, and he has heard and seen the pastor say that you can believe in Jesus today, you can do whatever you want.
	They said the Ten Commandments, because I taught my son the Ten Commandments.
	And some pastors say, well, that's good, but they don't matter no more.
	They're not the law no more and all that.
	And they're like, I can't believe the abomination coming from these people's mouths.
	Then you debate people online, whatever the case, on Facebook or whatever, who constantly try to defend, okay?
	You know what I mean?
	Not having the Ten Commandments.
	You have every excuse out of the woodwork, man.
	And it's crazy, man.
	And Jesus says, plain and simple, he's got to, you know, cast you away because he never knew you.
	So how could you claim to be?
	Here's the other question I want to ask you about that.
	How can you claim to be a follower of Jesus Christ if you don't recognize his law?
	That's his law too.
	The word, this gospel from Genesis, people don't realize that.
	They think Jesus just came to existence from Mary.
	No, he's been in existence before the creation of the earth.
	We went over this a million times.
	The law, this is Jesus' gospel from Genesis to Revelation.
	Plain and simple.
	And, you know, Jesus is talked about right in Revelation.
	I mean, Genesis, I'm sorry.
	And, you know, Jesus himself, his spirit speaks to Moses, speaks to Enoch, speaks to Elijah, all these different prophets along the way before he was born into the flesh.
	You know what I mean?
	This is His word.
	Him and the Father are one.
	You know what I mean?
	As He says, if you see me, you see the Father.
	Me and the Father are one.
	And I know people's comprehension can't understand that.
	How could they be one, but He's up there and He's down on the earth at the time.
	How could that be possible?
	Well, the thing is, you're limiting God's power.
	You know what I mean?
	He could be the Father and the Son at the same time.
	You know what I mean?
	It's hard for a human to comprehend that, I understand.
	But this is His laws.
	You know what I mean?
	This is His gospel.
	He worked on the Sabbath.
	He didn't work.
	Healing people is not working.
	Bringing ministry to people is not working.
	Like, we're in the Sabbath now.
	Me and John, are we working right now?
	No.
	We're bringing witness.
	We're ministry.
	This is God's work.
	You know what I mean?
	Well, you know, people will say, yeah, he broke the Sabbath.
	It's his Sabbath.
	Of course, that's sick to hear.
	And I've seen those arguments, and many of you have seen those arguments as well.
	You know, he broke the Sabbath.
	He, you know...
	He's teaching others to break the Sabbath, and of course, that's false.
	And then you have the other side of it, where you have Ellen G. White of the Seventh-day Adventist.
	That's a cult in and of itself, and it's all skewed, but that's how the world does it.
	Let me just say this.
	Prior to us, as a family beginning to observe Sabbath, we were all over the place.
	We were going to a megachurch, arguments.
	It was bad.
	There was no peace.
	But I can honestly tell you guys, after we started practicing, after we started shutting down on Sabbath and making one day completely His, internally, there's a piece I wish I could convey to you over this camera and through this mic that there's a piece about Walking this out with Him.
	A reassurance that He's going to take care of you and your family as He's taking care of ours.
	And I've never felt that before.
	And we've been observing Sabbath for seven, eight years now.
	And there's no going back.
	It's almost like stop eating pork.
	It's now I can't stand it.
	I can't even stand the smell of it.
	But again, it's the transformation.
	And thank the Father for His grace.
	Seriously, because none of us could transform into the likeness of Jesus Christ without that grace.
	His yoke is easy.
	His burden is light.
	And each time we realize that we're breaking in a commandment that we didn't know, Unknowingly, we can go back and repent before Him and know we are forgiven.
	But see, prior to doing it His way, you don't know that peace.
	You're being tossed to and fro.
	But I can say honestly, and from a witness testimony, there's no going back to that chaos.
	If you want peace in your life, if you want a whole field in your life, begin doing it Jesus Christ's way and no other.
	So that you can walk out this life and not be skewed by some pastor or preacher says, well, that was nailed on the cross as they skew His Word.
	And you know by the Holy Spirit being endowed by Him that anything said contrary to what the Word of God says is a lie.
	And you don't have to listen to it.
	And you can walk in peace and have your head held up high as you walk in His righteousness.
	It's all about Jesus.
	Knowing who He is and having a relationship with Him will automatically, the Holy Spirit will move you into observance into the Sabbath day.
	Absolutely.
	And that's what it's about, you know, from cover to cover.
	It's about the commandments.
	It's about Jesus Christ.
	You know, plain and simple.
	And here's the thing, too, with the modern-day churches, too, and the Jews equally guilty.
	The Jews take Jesus out of the equation.
	The modern-day Christianity takes the Jews out of the equation.
	You know what I mean?
	Like in the laws, I should say.
	So they take the laws of just Old Testament, just Jewish stuff, and they take that out of the equation.
	And, you know, I've seen these major pastors on TV. I want you to read Matthew through Revelation and keep reading and repeating it.
	What about Genesis?
	What about Isaiah?
	What about Exodus?
	What about all these other books and, you know, the New Testament and the Torah?
	They don't want to, you know, all the modern day churches tell you that, you know, to read just, you know, the New Testament.
	But here's the thing, if you don't know the Old Testament, when the Lord and Savior, Yeshua Messiah says, as it is written, you know, and he recites something from the Old Testament, how are you to know what that means if you don't read the Old Testament?
	And everything he recites is from the Old Testament, you know what I mean?
	So...
	And he puts into today's perspective, and the whole scripture, to me, is no such thing as the Old or New Testament.
	It's one giant scripture, the words from great people and God's inspired people.
	If you look in Colossians, everything was made for, by, and through Jesus Christ.
	Absolutely.
	Absolutely.
	Point blank.
	And if you think about it, and when you read in the front of the book, when you read the Torah, you will understand that God dictated to Moses verbatim what to write down.
	And I serve the Lord God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
	And I serve him through Christ Jesus.
	So I'm seeing Jesus...
	Talking to Moses, write this down.
	Everything that we read that Moses wrote was handed to him, dictated to him through God, through Christ Jesus.
	Everything that we are to do is for him alone.
	And adding and mixing and changing is not a good idea as we see it throughout scriptures.
	There are 12 tribes of Israel.
	Judah is one of them.
	And, of course, you've got Dan and the rest of them, all of them, right?
	And Judah and Benjamin and Hosea and then the rest of the ten tribes and scattered.
	Well, who did Jesus say He came for?
	The lost house of the children of Israel.
	He's drawing us back in.
	There's nothing new under the sun.
	All this skewing and marring that the modern-day mainstream church has done and throughout the centuries have done, there's nothing new under the sun.
	And now He's calling us back.
	And people like yourselves are waking up realizing God means what He says in His Word.
	And people are changing it, and that doesn't bode well with your spirit because now you're endowed with the Holy Spirit.
	But see, we have to encourage one another to take a stand, a mod, as I heard David Coe say, and do it God's way.
	And whatever the world says, and whatever these mockers come in and say, that's not what it says, as they twist and mar and use whatever translation they want to, to fit their narrative.
	We have to put the horse blinders on as individuals because it's a relationship with Jesus Christ.
	But not only that, encourage one another in taking a stand and doing it God's way.
	And Sabbath is one of those very first sanctified things that God did.
	And it hasn't changed.
	And it never will change.
	And we are to observe it.
	We are to observe Him on that day and do good.
	As Jesus said, like I said, they were going and picking corn, right?
	And the Pharisees and Sadducees of the day, and you can think about the church pastors today just scouring at that.
	I can't believe you're all doing Sabbath Jewish holidays.
	How many times have you heard that?
	Not once in scriptures is it called a Jewish holiday.
	Not once.
	It is God's day.
	God's day.
	And maybe you've never heard that before.
	Don't believe me.
	Don't believe Dan.
	Don't believe anybody.
	But open your Bible and start reading what God says about the Sabbath day.
	And let the Holy Spirit convict you.
	And then when you start walking this out, walk it out in the love of Jesus Christ.
	And I guarantee you guys, you will have never known a peace like that.
	You will never know a piece like that.
	And you will never have a relationship like that.
	Because you're having one with the creator of all things.
	And he is open arms.
	And he is telling us in his word exactly how to do it.
	Exactly how to do it.
	And he has not changed at all.
	Got that right.
	In 2013, late 2013, when was the last time I attended a mainstream church?
	And even though back then I knew, but I was like, maybe just go to church so I can get my family acclimated in it.
	Even though I knew the Sundays not to worship, but the Holy Spirit convicted me.
	And I'm like, you can feel every ounce of your soul I don't belong in.
	And I can't bring it upon myself because I've got so many friends and family.
	Oh, just come to church.
	Don't worry about it.
	Come try out my church.
	I know it's not the Sabbath, blah, blah, blah.
	I can't.
	The Holy Spirit convicts me.
	I can't bring myself to go attend a church on a Sunday, plain and simple.
	Then we get accused of being Seventh-day Adventists.
	No, like John said, that's a quacky religion.
	It's the only thing they got raised on the Sabbath.
	Yeah.
	But yeah, I can't bring myself to attend a Mass on Sunday.
	I can't do that.
	And it's just not in me.
	I just feel spiritually filthy.
	When I was in that church, I just felt spiritually filthy that I'm sitting there on a day that is being venerated as God's day, which they call the Lord's Day.
	Which we're going to get to later too, which is not.
	I mean, it's the first day of the week.
	God says it's the seventh day, plain and simple.
	But I want to bring up, John mentioned this too, Matthew 12, 10, when they accused him of why you're healing on the Sabbath day.
	Well, people say, well, if Jesus did this stuff on the Sabbath, yeah, it's his day.
	He can do whatever he wants.
	You think the father, it's my day, he can do whatever he wants.
	And healing people is really not working.
	If somebody's sick or about to die, Jesus said to do these good things, Yeshua Messiah.
	And he healed somebody on a Sabbath day.
	That's his day, he can do whatever he wants.
	So that's an irrelevant argument.
	If you think about it, Dan, is healing and taking care of people, is that work?
	No.
	If they're needy, if the widows are in trouble, or if children are in trouble, or if your neighbor is in trouble and it's Sabbath, are you not going to go help them because it's Sabbath?
	That's not what Jesus taught at all.
	And of course, the Pharisees and Sadducees were all over him and it didn't stick because the truth matters and it stopped them in their tracks.
	He healed.
	Right?
	He told us the story about David in the temple.
	Jesus is our benchmark, guys.
	He observed the Sabbath.
	If we claim to follow Jesus, then shouldn't we be doing it like He did?
	Shouldn't we be observing the Father's holy feast days like He did?
	Like He did?
	Of course, He's not going to teach anything contrary to what the Word of God says.
	Ever.
	Jesus is perfect, and we can trust Him in that.
	And of course, we can trust Him with our own salvation.
	If we can do that, we can trust Him enough to say, yes, I want to do the Sabbath the way you did it, Jesus.
	I want to observe it.
	I want to worship you on that day.
	I want to rest.
	Boy, that sounds like too much.
	It sounds like too much work, Dan.
	Too much work resting on the Sabbath, enjoying the Father.
	Oh, too much work, yeah.
	I look forward to Saturdays.
	You know what I mean?
	Like, when I get off the...
	Yeah, tonight, I go home.
	I don't even look at the news until, you know, late Saturday night.
	I'll tune into the Midnight Ride, and that's when I start my work again.
	But other than that, I try to enjoy the time with the family, read some scripture, and just enjoy the day, relax and all that, and physically relax as well, spiritually as well, you know what I mean?
	And just recuperate, and I look forward to the Sabbaths.
	You know what I mean?
	To me, it's relaxing.
	So you get people out there who say, you know, about tradition.
	Oh, it's tradition, this, tradition, that.
	That's what keeps people binding to their religions and churches.
	That's why they still follow them.
	But here, Matthew chapter 15, I wanted to bring this up here because this is amazing.
	I just caught on to this.
	It was about a week ago, a week or two ago when I was reading through scripture and this stuck right out to me.
	And, you know, it was like the Holy Spirit reached out to put this in the show.
	And so, it was chapter 15, because there's two teachings out of this, nine verses here.
	Yeah, it is.
	And Jesus came to the scribes and Pharisees, which they were in Jerusalem, saying, Why do the disciples transgress the tradition of the elders?
	For they will not wash their hands when they eat bread.
	But Jesus said to them, Why do you also transgress the commandments of God by your tradition?
	So, right there you see them, because today's churches, especially the Catholic Church, they rely everything on tradition.
	They admit that, you know what I mean?
	And all religions do that.
	Tradition, tradition, tradition.
	It's not about tradition, you know what I mean?
	And there's so much teachings in here.
	And it says, and here's Jesus, right?
	If the Ten Commandments are abolished, right?
	Why is our Lord and Savior right here reciting the commandments?
	He's saying, for God commanded, saying, honor your father and mother.
	And he that curses the father and mother, let him die the death.
	But he say, whoever shall say to his father or his mother, it is a gift, but whatsoever thou mightest be profited by me.
	And honor not his father and his mother, he shall be free.
	Thus he have made the commandment of God a non-effect by your tradition.
	So he's right there saying, your tradition is making my father's commandments null and void.
	You're going against my father's commandments.
	And he calls them right out.
	You're hypocrites.
	Well, did Isaiah prophesy of you saying that this people draw an eye unto me with their mouth and honor me with their lips, but their heart is far from me?
	So he's saying, people, they'll say, I believe in him, I honor Jesus, but their hearts don't honor him.
	They don't believe in him.
	But in vain, they do worship me.
	They worship me in vain, he's saying, teaching for doctrines, the commandments of men.
	So you're saying right out.
	They're not teaching.
	If you want to honor me and love me, follow my commandments.
	But your traditions are violating my commandments.
	Your traditions are taking my commandments away.
	That's what's going on here.
	And people say, well, the Ten Commandments are mentioned in the New Testament.
	You really need to look at the scriptures there because this is a few of many verses we've got coming.
	And, you know, the whole New Testament's about the commandments.
	Well, just read the Sermon on the Mount, guys.
	If you want the Ten Commandments, he pretty much lays them out.
	I see something I want to answer in the chat room.
	When it comes to the SDA and the whole Seventh-day Sabbath, again, if you've not done any research into Ellen G. White, and you think that church is teaching the doctrine of Jesus Christ, you've got another thing coming.
	You've got another thing coming.
	Again, the horse blinders must be on you and His Word so that you can start watching this deception.
	Because, you know, the Hebrew rooters, and I was which one of them, you know, is all about the Sabbath, is calling Him the right name, is about this, all kinds of weight being put on you.
	Again, we've got to get back to the doctrine of Jesus Christ.
	What He did, we do.
	And He did the Sabbath because He sanctified it at the beginning.
	And it's an ancient, ancient covenant that He made established for our benefit, for our good.
	It's all about the good that He's seen to us in our relationship and that we can give Him glory and praise on that one day.
	Out of all the days, out of all the days out of creation, when you go back in Genesis and you read them, there's only one day.
	One day he blesses like that.
	It's just the seventh day.
	And of course, I don't see any blessings on Monday.
	I got to go back and read that.
	Does anybody...
	I got to go back and read that while I'm thinking about it.
	I know I'm going to squirrel, but I don't think the second day...
	I don't think the second day...
	Because Sunday's day one.
	Monday's day two.
	I don't think he blessed day two.
	I have to go back and read that.
	Yeah, the only day that he sanctified was the seventh day.
	That's another rabbit hole.
	I gotta look at that.
	I don't think he did.
	I want to make sure, though.
	Sorry, Dan.
	I got off on another shit there.
	But while you're doing that, go to Mark chapter 2, 27-28, and he said unto them, Jesus said unto them, the Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath.
	So that goes right back to what you're saying.
	Yo, that's the same thing saying, well, I could pick the day.
	No, the Sabbath was made for you to follow, not for God to follow you.
	You know what I mean?
	The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath.
	And therefore, the Son of Man, which is Jesus, is also the Lord of the Sabbath.
	So, if the Sabbath was abolished, Why would he be the Lord of the Sabbath if it was abolished?
	He blessed that day.
	Yeah.
	So I'm reading Genesis, and I just want to mention this because it's not blessed.
	He called every day good.
	Oh, man.
	And the light day, every day good except that Monday, or what we call Monday, which is the second day.
	Wow.
	Okay.
	Oh, I'm sorry, guys.
	I went off a squirrel as I was thinking about Genesis.
	But if you look at it, the day that he blessed was the seventh day.
	He sanctified it.
	Mm-hmm.
	He called it a Sabbath and it was established way, way, way, way, way back before Moses.
	And then Moses wrote it down.
	And then after he wrote it down, we kept skewing it and messing it up.
	And when you get into the first Chronicles, second Chronicles and first Kings and second Kings, boy, did we ever mess it up.
	And of course, if you look at the book of Judges, we kept messing it up then.
	Of course, Israel keeps messing up and the Father keeps taking us back.
	And all we have to do is put those horse blinders on and keep Jesus Christ as our focus.
	And you'll realize through the power of the Holy Spirit and through His righteousness that you're supposed to be doing it His way.
	And Sabbath is a part of that.
	But when I got to Genesis, Dan, it was good.
	He called every day good, except that one.
	Wow.
	Okay.
	Sorry.
	I got off on a tangent there.
	Yeah, it's a good eye to spot that.
	Luke 4.16 says, And he came to Nazareth, where he had been brought up, and his custom was, he went into the synagogue on the Sabbath day and stood up to read.
	So, why is Jesus going, here's the thing, and I gotta keep asking this question.
	If Jesus abolished the Sabbath and all that stuff, why is he going to the synagogue on the Sabbath days?
	Why are they honoring the Sabbath day if, and there's, you know, more.
	Luke 18 says...
	Luke 18 verses 18-21 And a certain ruler asked him, saying, Good Master, what shall I do to inherit eternal life?
	And Jesus said unto him, Why call me good?
	None is good, save one, that is, God.
	And he asked Jesus, you don't know the commandments?
	Do not commit adultery.
	Do not steal.
	Do not kill.
	Do not bear false witness.
	Honor your father and mother.
	And he said, all these I have kept from my youth.
	This is our Lord and Savior right there.
	If they were abolished, why would Jesus just say that?
	Why would he recite the commandments?
	Not all of them, but he recited some of the commandments.
	And he said, I have kept these from my youth up.
	You know what I mean?
	He's telling them...
	So...
	You know what I mean?
	This just baffles me.
	Makes you want to whack your head against the wall sometimes when people say this stuff.
	That the commandments are not mentioned in the New Testament and Jesus makes no...
	What is he saying here?
	He's actually reciting word for word verbatim the commandments.
	And he does this all through the New Testament.
	So does his disciples.
	You know what I mean?
	It's unreal, man.
	Well, his word always calls it the perfect law, right?
	The perfect word.
	And Jesus said here, and he said, all these I have kept from my youth up.
	He's not messing around there.
	Jesus Christ is perfect.
	He lived perfectly.
	He did not break any commandments.
	He did nothing wrong.
	His power went out, healing thousands of people across that whole area.
	His word dropped like a heavy hammer.
	The truth, he didn't argue with people.
	It was God's word and nothing more.
	And when he died on the cross, all of our sin, and it's breaking the commandments, 1 John 3, 4, for transgression of the law is sin.
	He took all of our sin upon himself, past, present, and future.
	Every human being is offered salvation through Christ alone.
	And He didn't change the law.
	He made it to where we can walk in it in grace.
	The grace is not something that allows us to sin and get away with it.
	Grace is that transforming thing that we are humbled that God would allow us to be in His presence through Christ.
	The grace is what transforms us on the inside to say yes to Him and no to the world.
	It is the power of His grace.
	There's a greasy grace out there that just will slip people up.
	You can go to church on your Sunday and listen to the best sermon and wear your best Sunday outfit and then go eat a pork sandwich and celebrate Christmas or Easter, whatever's coming down the pike, and watch a football game while you're doing all other kinds of things that He would not agree with.
	You can't mix in more.
	We've got to stop doing that.
	And we've got to stop listening to fools out there that will tell you, well, it's this.
	The Sabbath day is on this day.
	Again, the Sabbath day doesn't change.
	God's law doesn't change.
	He doesn't change.
	And we're not supposed to change His law just because of how we feel or what's in our heart.
	It all boils down to who do you follow?
	Who is your focus?
	Is it Jesus Christ who lived God's law perfectly so that we can walk in the grace and learn and continue to be transformed into His likeness?
	Or are you transforming into the RCC, to Ellen White's Seventh-day Advents, to your disciples of Christ, or whomever you're following?
	Again, we're living in such dangerous times with the deceit so easily deceiving people that horse blinders, His word, and walking with Him is key here.
	He held the commandments up to His youth.
	And guess what He's calling us to do?
	The very same.
	He's not going to tell us anything different.
	And neither is the Holy Spirit going to tell you anything different than what is in the Word of God.
	Amen to that.
	I concur on that, man.
	How easy is that, guys?
	Just follow His commandments.
	And He says it religiously through the Scripture.
	Follow the commandments.
	We've got so many verses.
	Acts 18.14.
	And He reasoned in the synagogue every Sabbath.
	Every Sabbath He went to the synagogue.
	And persuaded the Jews and Greeks.
	He taught the scripture in the synagogue.
	As a kid.
	Yeah, as a kid.
	And marveled at him.
	Yeah, all his life, that's what he did.
	So, how does he go through all his life, then all of a sudden, you know, in the earthly life, yeah.
	Even before that, teaching, you know, from day one till the point of crucifixion, then on the day of his resurrection, all of a sudden magically he goes away.
	Where do people get this from?
	Oh, because he rose on early Saturday.
	No, he rose before the sun rose.
	And it doesn't matter if he rose on Monday, Tuesday.
	That doesn't change the Sabbath.
	There's nothing to do with the Sabbath at all.
	How important it is to understand when he raised from the grave that he rose giving each and every one of us who put our faith in him That same promise of being raised in the last day and what it entails.
	Paul talks about running the race.
	Well, what does that mean?
	Doing it Jesus Christ way.
	And despite what the world will tell you about the Sabbath day or the feast days or this or that.
	What matters is that our focus is on Jesus Christ, but would not deviate from God's Word in any way.
	And never will.
	And we live in a society, again, where the deception is real.
	The L&G Whites of the world out there, the Best Life Now people out there, the RCC, and the millions that follow, there's nothing new under the sun.
	Jesus is calling us out.
	And the way he does that is that we are compliant and obedient, which is a dirty word in today's society, obedient to him and to his word and doing it his way.
	And being a Berean and rightly dividing the word of God in our lives It's important.
	And for those of you who walk this out on a daily basis, who go out and emulate Messiah in your daily life, praise God.
	Praise God that He's raising up a remnant to teach the Word of God verse by verse, chapter by chapter, calling repentance and turning back to the kingdom of heaven because of the season we're in.
	The Sabbath day is one of those signs.
	And many people are waking up to that, and praise God for that.
	Many are still blinded and still getting spoon-fed Cheerios with sugar and spice on top, and it's leading them down the road to hell.
	We've got our work cut out for us, and it's not a popular message, Dan.
	It's not a popular message.
	Absolutely.
	And Romans chapter 2, 14 and 16 talks about, For when the Gentiles, which have not the law, do by nature the things contained in the law, these having not the law, are a law unto themselves, which shew the work of the law written in their hearts, their conscience also bearing witness in their thoughts the mean, while accusing their conscience also bearing witness in their thoughts the mean, while accusing or else accusing
	In the day when Jesus God shall judge the secrets of men by Christ Jesus according to my gospel.
	So I talk about people who live by their laws and not God's laws.
	Well, I mean, if you think about it, right?
	Doing on the cutting edge, we've been going through Exodus, and like I spoke earlier, of course, there were those in Pharaoh's court that were warned by God through Moses, cover your animals or the hail and fire is going to kill them, right?
	And those who feared the word of the Lord...
	Covered their animals, and they were working for Pharaoh.
	So Gentiles being crossed over, and there was a mixed multitude that came out of Egypt.
	A mixed multitude.
	God's all about that, right?
	Whoever heeds His word, whoever fears Him, He communes with.
	That doesn't change with Jesus.
	Whatever skin color you are, what nationality you are, what matters is that if you love the Father with all your mind, soul, and heart, that matters to Him.
	And we to serve Him.
	How are we to serve Him?
	Exactly how He states it.
	I love Romans 2, 14, 16. I do.
	It's a good scripture.
	It is.
	It's written on our hearts, and He wakes us up to that.
	Yep.
	And the thing is, people don't understand too, if you're violating the law, you're committing lawlessness.
	Like, no matter how you slice it or dice it, you are violating the law.
	You're telling all people who are there that Sunday is the day of worship, right?
	That's a violation of the law.
	It's the seventh day, not the first day.
	So you're breaking the law.
	And what is the scripture?
	I mean, this pertains to you too.
	If you believe that, okay, if you believe the Ten Commandments are abolished or any of the such, okay, Romans 1.18 pertains to you.
	For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and all unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in righteousness.
	So, you're part of that unrighteousness.
	It doesn't matter how holy you think you are or what you think you do, whatever the case.
	Your heart might be good, but if you're telling people out there, oh, the Ten Commandments are no longer valid, you're part of those unrighteous people.
	You're committing unrighteousness.
	You know what I mean?
	1 Timothy 1.9 says, Knowing this, that the law is not made for righteous men, but the lawless and disobedient, for the ungodly and for sinners, for unholy and profane, for murderers and fathers and murderers of mothers and manslayers.
	So, if you're violating the law, you're one of these people.
	You know what I mean?
	Like you're committing this ungodliness, you know?
	You're not a righteous person.
	If you think you're a righteous person and you're telling people the new day is Sunday and the Ten Commandments are no longer valid, you're not a righteous person, plain and simple.
	It's lawlessness.
	God says the seventh day and if you do nothing first, you're breaking the law.
	Therefore, you're a lawless person.
	You know what I mean?
	And 1 John 2.4 says, whoever says, I know him, but check this out.
	This says it right here.
	Whoever says, I know him, I know Jesus, but does not keep his commandments is a liar.
	And the truth is not in him.
	This right here, if we were to end the show right now, okay?
	If we started the show with just this verse alone, alright?
	This would be like the mic drop right here.
	Oh, damn, but that's not what it means.
	Yeah, we'll throw what it means, all the context, and they'll throw all these excuses out.
	Again, whoever says, I know Jesus, but does not keep his commandments, is a liar.
	And the truth is not him.
	If you think about this, 1 John 2, 4, whoever says, I know him, but does not keep his commandments.
	You know, whoever says he knows him, but does not...
	Emulate Him.
	Look like Him as being transformed into the likeness of Jesus Christ.
	I say it all the time.
	The goal is not to get to heaven, guys.
	The goal is to be transformed into the likeness of Jesus Christ.
	Period.
	And here, you know, those people who are not keeping the commandments...
	Okay, let's just barrel it down to the 10, right?
	The 10 that we have.
	If we're not keeping those, right, we're liars.
	And somebody who claims Jesus Christ that speaks a good game can speak a really good game, but the fruit stinks, is a liar!
	And the truth is not in them.
	And so, what does it mean to look like Jesus Christ?
	Obey every word that proceeds out of His mouth.
	Everything.
	It's that important.
	Don't get caught with your pants down, guys.
	Taking that last breath, there's no second chance.
	Absolutely.
	And I hate to say it, right to the pastors and reverends and ministers and priests, whatever you want to call yourselves, if you are out there telling people that the Ten Commandments are no longer valid, that the day of worship is Sunday and all that, you're in violation, you're in transgression of the law.
	And we just read some of the verses.
	There's millions of verses that talk about people and transgression of the law.
	And like right there, 1 John 2 says it right there.
	And that includes you pastors out there too.
	Especially, if anybody, you pastors and so-called leaders of the faith, you're going to be held accountable more than the person you've misled.
	You know what I mean?
	And you're a liar.
	And I'm going to tell you right out, you are a liar and the truth is not in you.
	Because this is what the scripture says.
	Yeah, it's not what Dan Bedondi says, it's what scripture says.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Yeah, me and John don't make the stuff up, but we're not, you know, we're just reciting from what the scripture says.
	We didn't write this.
	We just follow it.
	Yeah.
	All we're doing is relaying the Lord's word.
	That's it.
	And, you know, the truth is not in those people that teach otherwise, you know.
	And 1 John 5, 3, for this is the love of God, that we keep his commandments, and his commandments are not burdensome.
	So, here we are, the New Testament, several verses into the New Testament.
	Here we are.
	Okay, he says, if you love, for this is the love of God, that we keep his commandments, and his commandments are not burdensome.
	So if they're abolished, then, and if you're not doing this, you don't love God.
	He's saying, if you love God, basically, you keep his commandments.
	One of the things about this, Dan, they're not burdensome.
	And so what is the antithesis of that?
	It's blessing.
	Mm-hmm.
	It's a blessing.
	It's a blessing to say yes to God, to observe the Sabbath day.
	It's a blessing to say yes to God, to honor your father and mother.
	It's a blessing to God, to worship Him and Him alone.
	Right?
	It's a blessing, but that's why His commandments are not burdensome.
	Because of the blessings that come.
	Of course, You guys have read it, we've read it, where Moses separates Israel on two mountaintops, and today I give you blessings and curses.
	If you obey, blessings.
	If you don't obey, curses.
	Right?
	And the blessing, how can a blessing be burdensome?
	How can a blessing from God be burdensome?
	And yet we have burdened it.
	We have changed it.
	We have skewed it.
	We have added Christmas into our worship with God, Easter into our worship with God.
	We're following people around like they're gods themselves because they preach a certain way or teach a certain thing.
	Again, it's back to God and doing it Jesus' way, and His commandments are not burdensome.
	They're a blessing.
	They're a blessing like nobody's business.
	Yeah, and how can anybody say not loving God is birdism?
	You know what I mean?
	I'm sorry, how can people say loving God is birdism?
	How could you say murder and adultery and disrespecting your father or mother is birdism?
	You know what I mean?
	If you do that, you've got an evil heart.
	You've got a black heart.
	Because when you understand...
	I did a show...
	In the churches today, they don't teach why.
	I mean, the ones that do teach the Ten Commandments, but they don't teach why.
	If you understood every commandment, you broke it down.
	That's why I encourage you to watch the Jimmy Vision show, because they're breaking it all down.
	But if you look at every commandment, and you understand, really look into each and every one of them, Then you're like, oh, okay.
	And I use this analogy all the time.
	I sound like I broke a record.
	But when you're a kid, right, and you want to go do this, that, and the other thing, because you've seen the older kids doing it, running across the street, going playing the park by themselves, and you think your father and mother is so unfair because you can't do that.
	Then one day when you grow up to realize, wait a minute, or one day you see one of the kids get hit by a car or whatever happens and gets kidnapped, then that's when you finally understand, oh wow, that's why my mother and father did that.
	And now you love them.
	Now you don't hate them no more or think they're unfair.
	Now you love them for protecting you because you now understand why.
	Same thing with the commandments.
	He set these laws up.
	For our safety, okay?
	Not to be a controlling jerk like some people say.
	No, it's not to be controlling.
	It's for our safety.
	And even though you could be 80 years old and people say, well, I'm this old and that, you know, whatever the case, I've been around and done this and that.
	I don't care if you're 90 and you've been everywhere and did everything, okay?
	You're still a child to God.
	Plain and simple.
	I could be 300 years old and still be learning the scripture.
	Still be a child to God.
	We're never old enough to know just as much or better than God.
	We're supposed to be children, like Jesus said.
	Be like the children.
	When the children want to go see Jesus and the disciples stop them from doing it.
	And Jesus told them right off.
	He said, no, don't prohibit them from coming to see me.
	And he goes, people need to be like these children, you know what I mean?
	To enter the kingdom of God, you know?
	So that's where the laws come in, and if you understand the law, it's not going to be burdensome like the verse says, because you understand it, and it's a blessing, you know what I mean?
	And here's the thing, if the world lived by the Ten Commandments, there wouldn't be no badness in this world.
	Could you imagine that?
	Like, all of us, you know, not all of us, but most of us one time got cheated on.
	Could you imagine, like, don't commit adultery?
	Know how great and blessed that would be for the whole world?
	There would be less divorce, stuff like that.
	There'd be less diseases out there.
	If people didn't murder, you know what I mean?
	It'd be a perfect world.
	The Ten Commandments, those ten simple things.
	Very simple.
	If we abide by those ten simple things...
	The greatest document ever created.
	This will be a perfect world.
	You know what I mean?
	Well, you remember that young man in Scripture, Dan, where he goes to Jesus and he says, I've kept all the commandments and I've done everything I possibly can.
	And Jesus says, follow me.
	Give up everything and follow me.
	Yep.
	That's some serious words, right?
	That's part of the commandments.
	And the only way we are saved, the only way we're sanctified, the only way we have any relationship with God is via Christ alone.
	There's no other way.
	And the commandments are very much a part of that.
	The fruit that people have, you know, the burdensome part, you know, His commandments are not burdensome.
	And you look over the decades of churches, you know, that promote stuff like Christmas and Easter.
	But they preach.
	And of course, it's easy to see.
	It's easy to hear, you know, when a church is raging against homosexuality in the church, you know, they call that sin out.
	And then they call the sin out of whatever atrocity that's going on.
	And yet they teach people to worship God and mix other things in with Him.
	Look, this is a comprehensive manual that we have.
	And like Dan said, we are learning each and every day being taught by the Holy Spirit, reading together and reading ourselves and immersing ourselves into the relationship with Jesus Christ so that we are taught and educated what those commandments are so that the blessings are not burdensome.
	But the bottom line is trusting man with your relationship with him is one of the most dangerous things you can do.
	And this is not popular to say.
	Again, the horse blinders on, and His word, and you.
	And trusting Him.
	Trusting Him.
	Because there's commandments in there that you might not agree with, that might rub you the wrong way, that might go contrary to what the world teaches.
	Regardless of how uncomfortable it makes you, it's part of that transforming into His likeness.
	Not every command can be obeyed.
	Of course, the Levitical priest is out.
	The temple is down.
	Our high priest is Jesus Christ.
	And we're waiting for His return.
	And return to do what?
	And the Sabbath is part of this.
	The commandments are part of it.
	But what's He returning to do?
	We are His bride.
	And we are to be washed clean.
	And if we're mixing and marring and changing His word and deceiving people, we're not ready.
	We're not ready.
	And when you listen and prop up and give ear to other people who are teaching falsely, whether it's Kabbalism, whether it's Ellen G. White-ism, whether it's megachurchism, it doesn't matter.
	What matters is your relationship with Jesus Christ And him saying to you, well done, good and faithful servant.
	And what does he mean by that?
	You did it his way and nobody else's way.
	It's not a popular message and it doesn't get you all kinds of acts, but it's the best message ever.
	The kingdom of God is at hand.
	Repent and give yourself over to Christ Jesus.
	Absolutely.
	And he has, in the end times, he's talking about the end times saints, in which I believe this is, you know, the time he's talking about.
	And this is John on the island of Patmos receiving revelation from Jesus Christ.
	And if you go to Revelation 14, 12, and if the commandments are abolished now, now this is after Jesus has already gone into the Spirit.
	So if the commandments are abolished and all that, why is he telling John here, giving the revelation, saying, here is the patience of the saints.
	Here are they that keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus.
	This is another verse, one of those mic drop verses that, you know what I mean, you present this to the rest of these people, they can't comprehend it, you know what I mean?
	This is talking about the end times people.
	Now, I believe this one, yeah, Jesus already went into the spirit again.
	And now he's in the spirit giving revelation to John, right?
	So, you know, they say, well, the first day when he rose, it changed the day, right?
	And the commandments were abolished.
	If the commandments were abolished, right?
	Now, mind you, this is after the crucifixion, all right?
	If the Ten Commandments were abolished, why would he be telling John to tell the end times people to keep the commandments of God?
	Does that make any sense at all?
	It would be calling Jesus a liar, right?
	Which he's not.
	Does this make any sense at all?
	If the commandments were abolished or nailed to the cross, why would he tell John and Alan Patmos about the end times people to keep the commandments of God and the faith in him?
	Why would he say that?
	You know what I mean?
	Wow, you know.
	things it's like wow it just like blows away because like john myself too uh we went into churches where they told us all this garbage and we believed it and when you see them in the description like wait hold on why is it saying this when the pastor's saying that you know right and um we talked about earlier um you know over 100 languages from all over the world the word they the day we call saturday is the exact same word for sabbath
	This is other evidence that gives overwhelming proof of when the true seventh day Sabbath is.
	And if you look at all the calendars, right, all over the world, Well, you know, right now, technically, we're going to Saturday now.
	Here in, yeah, it's November 13th right now.
	So everywhere over the world right now, going into the world, depends on the time zone, is a Sabbath day, plain and simple.
	And a sequence of the days of the week have not been altered in the last 2,000 years.
	And this is U.S. Navy Observatory.
	I mean, all over the world, it's called Sab, Sabbath, you know, in something similar, acknowledging this is the seventh day.
	So, where's the miscommunication?
	You know, and I know people say, oh, you're going by the Gregorian calendar.
	It doesn't matter what calendar I'm going by.
	It's the Sabbath day.
	You know, plain and simple.
	So, what's your excuse now?
	You know, and it's amazing.
	It really is.
	We really don't have an excuse, Dan.
	No.
	The manual is right here for everyone to read.
	And right now, there's absolutely no excuse with all this technology that we have.
	And if you don't have a Bible, you can pull one up really quick, and it's right there for us.
	And it hasn't changed.
	What?
	His Word has not changed, and neither has His Sabbath.
	Nope.
	It hasn't changed.
	That's a really good meme.
	Where'd you find that?
	Lisa from your secretary there.
	Oh, Lisa Hurley.
	Lisa Hurley, she posted that and I cut it into two.
	It was like a long meme thing, but I grabbed it off her Facebook wall.
	I found it last week too.
	Perfect timing.
	Okay, very cool.
	That's Lisa.
	Yeah.
	Heck yeah.
	I like that meme.
	I really do.
	That's well laid out.
	I'll send it over to you.
	Yeah, well, I'll pull it off with the PowerPoint you sent me.
	It's like, this is great!
	She's always putting awesome memes up.
	I like it.
	And here's another excuse people use, right?
	They're like, well, Dan, Dan, you know, the commandments were nailed to the cross.
	Well, because Paul says that in Galatians.
	Well, let's see exactly what Paul says.
	Exactly.
	Collegians 2, 14, and 17, right?
	Oh, yeah.
	Blotting out the handwriting of the ordinances that was against us, which was contrary to us, and it took it out of the way, nailing it to the cross.
	Does that remotely at all say in the Ten Commandments to abolish?
	No.
	And having spoiled principalities and powers, he made sure of them openly, he triumped over them in it.
	And let no man, and this is what people say, well, you don't judge people because of the day.
	So let no man therefore judge you in meat or what you eat or drink or respect in the holy day or a new moon or the Sabbath days, which is a shadow of things that come by the body of Christ.
	Now this is where, this three, four verses is where people will go to defend God.
	Sunday worship and eat what they want.
	Now, the thing is, you've got to understand, okay?
	God set the laws up, right?
	So we know the commandments in general, right?
	Now, it was the Jews who pushed the ordinances.
	Like, here's an example.
	Perfect example right here, right?
	Adultery, right?
	The seventh commandment, you shall not commit adultery, right?
	God set that, right?
	Now, the Jews...
	Took that law and put an ordinance there that you'll be killed.
	They would stone you to death for committing adultery.
	Now, if you go to Mary Magdalene, right?
	Everybody's ready to stone her.
	Jesus comes upon it, right?
	And tells everybody, hold on.
	It's like, if anybody here is free from what thou said, cast the first stone.
	Nobody did.
	And they're like, wow, this is the ordinance of the law.
	I'll have to kill the person, right?
	He stopped that ordinance.
	He goes and he tells her...
	You're free to go sin and don't do it again.
	And so the ordinance of the law, the ordinances were to be put to death and all that.
	That was nailed to the cross.
	But the laws itself never changed.
	Yeah, sure, me or John and nobody here can judge you if you're going to go eat pork.
	We suggest you don't.
	But that doesn't mean they're not the war no more, you know what I mean?
	The priesthood changed.
	Yeah.
	And when you read Colossians and you say, let no man therefore judge you in meat or in drink or in respect of holiday or a new moon or of the Sabbath days.
	As Paul's writing this, of course, the world is going to absolutely try to skew the Father's Holy Feast days, his Sabbath days, his commandments, and get you to trip up as much as possible.
	And, of course, when Paul writes this stuff, it's, of course, you know, let no man judge you because you are observing Sabbath, because you're in the right.
	Let no man judge you because you're observing the Holy Feast days.
	Why?
	Because you're in the right.
	Let no man judge you because you're not going to eat certain meats because God said don't do.
	You're in the right.
	Always in the right.
	Anything that's contrary to the Word of God, the world loves it.
	They love it.
	Anything that the Father loves, the world hates.
	If you keep that in mind, when you're reading this kind of stuff, you go, oh, okay.
	Let's do it Jesus' way.
	And of course, Paul is one of my biblical heroes.
	He skewed the Romans in Turkey and went throughout minor Asia and he dealt with so much Stuff!
	Not just from the Judeans, but from the paganism world.
	And boy, did God use him mightily, just like he will you.
	All you gotta do is do it his way.
	And everything else will be parted for you, like the Red Sea.
	Or, like Stephan, will be martyred.
	But either way, we will glorify God if we do it God's way in Christ Jesus.
	There's no other way of getting out of it.
	Doing it his way And no other way.
	That's how we do this.
	You actually corrected me on this, Rayette, when you spoke about this, and also helped me clarify this better to me.
	So yeah, for some reason, because I hear people use this for their defense all the time, so you talk about not to judge them, but this is actually, like you said, this is us, okay?
	Telling the world not to judge us for eating the right meat or drinking the right drink and respecting the holy day.
	Because the world does judge us for that, you know what I mean?
	They do.
	So I took this the wrong way.
	I thought it was the other way around.
	Well, if you think about it, he's writing to believers, correct?
	Yep.
	Okay, and so they are absolutely, like most of you guys out there right now, observing the Sabbath.
	And they're observing it in a paganized, fallen Babylonian world, right?
	And so they're observing the Holy Feast days while the people are getting geared up to set up a cephalic in their homes and bow down to it and give gifts and think they're doing it for Jesus.
	No.
	We don't celebrate in our house those type of holidays.
	We celebrate the holidays that the Father has laid out within His manual and no other way.
	And I don't care what the world thinks and I don't care what the church thinks.
	You know, doing it His way is the best way.
	It's the best way.
	And the Holy Spirit, if you say you're being led by the Holy Spirit and it's contrary to the Word of God, what it's laid out in there, it's a spirit, but not the Holy Spirit.
	Again, the scriptures say, test all spirits.
	And I'm not correcting you, Dan.
	It's a good take on it.
	It's a wonderful scripture.
	And I love Paul's writings because it teaches me a bunch of No, you helped me clarify it because for some reason, it was like, you know, because other people say, well, that says they're not judging nobody in general if they want to eat pork.
	And then you clarified it, wait a minute, because it says honor and holy days.
	It's like, wait, I'm taking it the wrong way.
	But you clarified it right away that no, because again, you said he's talking to believers, not unbelievers.
	So, unbelievers would be like, oh, you know, don't judge me because I want to do a Sunday or something.
	No, it's the other way around.
	Don't judge us because we want to be on a Saturday.
	So, you clarified that with me.
	Because that part of that, I'm like, wow, alright.
	When you said that, it's like, oh, that's what it means.
	So, yeah, thank you for doing that.
	So, yeah, don't let anybody judge you.
	Oh, they're going to.
	They're going to.
	But again, you know, whose opinion of you matters?
	Is it God's opinion?
	Or your best buddy who's laughing at you because now you're wearing ZZs?
	But see, that's a witness to that person.
	While they're laughing at you, looking at the ZZs that you're wearing, and they're only there to remind you of the commandments of God, and they're ZZs that Jesus wore.
	Remember the woman who grabbed the wings of his garment?
	Yep.
	That's the tassels that he wore.
	And he wore them because they're a commandment.
	And all they do is remind us of his commandments.
	But, you know, we're going to get laughed at.
	We're going to get mocked.
	They're going to call us names.
	They're going to hate on us.
	They're not going to talk to us anymore.
	And throughout Scripture, God tells us that's going to happen.
	He's severing us, setting us apart.
	And one of those signs is what we've been talking about tonight, the Sabbath day.
	Yep.
	And it says it right in there, too.
	So, yeah, because this is so prophetic because I don't know how many times people say, well, are you Jewish or are you a Seventh-day Adventist?
	Because I worship, you know, on the seventh day, the Saturday.
	So, yeah, it's people automatically judging you, you know what I mean?
	It's taking you something and it's like, no, I follow the Bible.
	Just tell them you're an Israelite.
	You were grafted in, Dan.
	Yeah.
	Grafted in as an Israelite.
	Exactly.
	Grafted in.
	We were adopted.
	And oh, thank God for that.
	Oh my goodness.
	Thank you, Father, for grafting us in, for continuing to sift us.
	One of the greatest things David said in Scripture, in my honest opinion, was where he's praying to God and he tells God to remove the iniquity from his heart.
	The iniquity, the lawlessness, the sin, that he called his law the perfect law.
	And in today's society, and you covered Kyle Riddle House today, where the media is judging and grilling that kid.
	And of course, society in general, there's such a divide and we're so distracted.
	Thank God that we are not.
	That His law is more important to us than the world's law, than the distractions out there, which are the shadow of things to come, but the body of Christ, right?
	It just says in Colossians, we just got to keep our focus on Christ and the way He did it.
	And whatever the world thinks, fine.
	That's okay.
	I fear the Lord more than I do the world.
	And so do you guys.
	Absolutely.
	And when the Catholic priest was talking to him, he gave me this to try to justify the first day to worship, right?
	In Acts 20, verse 7, in the context, basically, in the highlight there, it says,"...and it came upon the first day of the week, when the disciples came together to break bread, Paul preached unto them, ready to depart on tomorrow, for continued his speech until midnight." So, and I put this in context here.
	So, what part of, like, so what, they broke bread on the first day.
	Don't they break bread on every day of the week?
	You know, would they just eat on the first day?
	You know what I mean?
	Like, they broke bread and they got ready for the trip to tomorrow.
	You know, they went on this trip, whatever the case, and the first day of the week, which is Sunday, when the disciples came together and they broke bread.
	Does that even remotely in any slighter way to say this is talking about a Sabbath, the Lord's Day, whatever the case?
	No.
	This is plain and simple, and it's the context right there.
	Yeah, you can't argue with that.
	Yeah, there's nothing in that whole context that remotely even talks about it, the Sabbath or anything like that.
	Yeah, you can't argue.
	Yeah, that's...
	Yeah, I mean, what do you say?
	I mean, what do you say to that?
	And he goes, well, that's proof right there that Sunday is the Lord's Day.
	And I asked him, so they don't break bread on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday?
	You know what I mean?
	They don't eat every day like the other people do?
	Yeah.
	It makes no sense at all.
	Well, when you think about it, all through scriptures, from Genesis, all the way to Revelation, the Sabbath day is a set-apart day.
	It hasn't changed.
	God didn't change it.
	And you got a bunch of group of people that came in and taken a couple of verses and said, well, it changed to Sunday.
	Well, everything in scripture...
	Says differently.
	And when you read this, you know, they're just hanging out.
	They're breaking bread on the first day.
	But people take this kind of stuff and run with it.
	And they do.
	In fact, man, if you...
	Go to where it mentions the first day all over the scripture, right?
	You'll never find...
	There's tons of verses that mention something about the first day.
	And not one of them.
	And I challenge everybody to do it, okay?
	Because due to the time, we're not going to sit here and read all these verses talking about the first day.
	Not one of these days at all.
	Not one.
	As a matter of fact, look, Mark 16.1 says, That's when they went to the tomb, when the Sabbath was over, which, you know, now it's the first day.
	But every, everyone, okay, every single verse about the first day, whatever the case, not one of them even remotely talks about this Sabbath at all.
	And, you know, saying there was change or anything.
	You can see it right there.
	And the tomb, you know, when they opened the tomb there, it was empty.
	That's the prime thing they try to use for exhibit to prove their case of Sunday worship.
	When none of that even says anything like that, you know.
	And that's the problem.
	And here's the problem, you know, Babylon, you know, so it's a symbol being used in Scripture for all false religions and wilderness.
	And this is where it all comes from, guys.
	And the Catholic Church admits they changed the Sabbath to Sunday.
	That's Roman Catholic Church.
	You know what I mean?
	The RCC. They're the ones admitted.
	If you look at the Catholic dogma, and it says it was Emperor Constantine who decreed that Christians should no longer keep the Sabbath and keep only to Sunday.
	And as a part of the first day of the week, calling it the venerable day of the sun.
	This is sun worship.
	This is paganism.
	Because what happened was, When Constantine took over Rome, he claimed this false Christianity reform where he converted to Christianity because Christianity spread like wildfire.
	The Church of Rome lost complete control.
	Christianity was spreading all over the place like wildfire.
	So to gain control again, they claimed to convert to Christianity.
	He seen this great cross in the sky to help him win the battle for Rome.
	And he kept the same exact pagan things and put a Christian court of pain over him.
	That's all he did.
	And that's why real Christians opposed forever.
	They opposed the Catholic Church.
	But today, you wouldn't know any better because for the last 40 years or so, well, 50, whatever, this last century, yeah, people automatically think, Catholics or Christians.
	You know what I mean?
	Forever they opposed each other big time.
	You know what I mean?
	Well, at the beginning of the show, we went over Genesis 2, 1, and 3, right?
	You remember that?
	And of course, there is no other day, no other day in all of Scripture that's called the Sabbath of the Lord except the seventh day.
	Nope.
	It is set apart.
	It is a sign.
	And of course, you know...
	There are those, and we are to glorify and praise the Father every single day of the week.
	There's no getting out of that.
	That's who we're called from and what we're called to do.
	But there is one day, and of course, Genesis stands testament to that.
	Right?
	The seventh day.
	Again, He ended His work on the seventh day, He rested on the seventh day, He blessed the seventh day, and He sanctified the seventh day, and Jesus observed it, taught us how to observe it, told us what to do, and that's what we're supposed to be doing.
	Right?
	We're supposed to be Christ-like, and He observed the Sabbath.
	Absolutely.
	We are to observe the Sabbath.
	It just goes back to the very beginning.
	Every witness in Scripture He screams, obey the Father's word.
	Sabbath is a part of that.
	It is set apart.
	He didn't change.
	Yeah, right there.
	In the history, they're even saying this.
	The Sabbath was the seventh day, Saturday.
	And Catholic history says the Emperor Constantine.
	Everybody knows Emperor Constantine.
	Changed it.
	But again, in today's world, you wouldn't know this stuff because they hide it.
	Let me ask you a question, Dan.
	Let me ask you a question.
	Yep.
	And it just popped into my head.
	So Jesus was a carpenter, correct?
	Yep.
	I bet he worked really, really hard on Sunday, because that's the first day.
	And then on Sabbath, he was in the synagogues, either teaching them or teaching the lost tribe of the house of Israel every Sabbath.
	But I guarantee on Sunday he was working.
	Yeah.
	Take that one, RCC. And right there, Constantine is the father of, you know, it says Christianity, but it's their false version of Christianity, and Babylonian sun worship, because forever the pagans worship the sun, like Tammuz or Horus, whatever you want to call them, the sun god.
	Which was Samaramis and Nimrod's son.
	The Emperor Constantine created the Sunday Law, which was 391, I think.
	Where was it?
	321 AD or something like that matter.
	I forgot to slide in there, but yeah.
	And Daniel 7.25 says, And he shall speak great words against the Most High.
	And they tell me this is not prophetic, right?
	He shall speak great words against the Most High, and shall wear out the saints of the Most High, and to change times and laws.
	Did they not change the times and laws?
	And they shall be given into his hand until time and time, and divided over time.
	So, the Catholic Church, guys, they changed everything.
	People, excuse my language, guys, I'm going to say it right now.
	The churches today don't know the asses from their elbows.
	And I'm going to say it just bluntly like that.
	And, you know what I mean?
	Because they think, you know, the day ends not at 12 midnight.
	The Pope Gregory, the great in the 1500s, he'd come out to say, well, the day's going to end at midnight, not sunset.
	The Bible says sunset.
	See how they change all the times?
	They change the Sunday worship, Saturday to Sunday, and they change all the biblical holidays over to these pagan holidays.
	This is so prophetic.
	It's amazing.
	And this is the book of Daniel.
	Yeah, but the Pope is concerned about climate change, Dan.
	You know, the vicar on flat earth is worried about climate change.
	That's crazy.
	Yeah.
	I mean, the RCC is one of those occults, you know, that is fascinating to research and study.
	But when you see how vastly far they are from Scripture and you go, how can all those Catholics not?
	Because they are blind.
	Mm-hmm.
	They are following blind men who are throwing traditions like you read in the scriptures.
	Vain.
	It's vain to do that.
	But, you know, there's nothing new under the sun.
	If you think about Nimrod's day, you mentioned Nimrod, right?
	We're talking about not too long after the flood.
	And now there's just a small remnant.
	Abraham's living in that day.
	Of course, a couple of Adam's kids are still living in that day.
	The remnant is still there, but he's building massive cities.
	Worshiping smaller deities.
	And that's the return of the fallen from that other side of the flood.
	There's nothing new under the sun.
	And you look at the blue bloods today, right?
	You've got Nancy Pelosi standing up doing some kind of wedding.
	I saw this picture.
	And the girl has got this queen's hat on wearing all white with flowers in this Catholic church that had nothing to do with Jesus Christ.
	Nothing, but it's all religious.
	And when you make people feel a certain way or have some kind of emotional response, you've got to ask yourself, usually it doesn't lead to walking this out in a godly way because all it does is it detours you from the Word of God.
	Because you feel good about it.
	It makes you feel good.
	Your best life now.
	Or you're taking a piece of bread from a papacy that is heretic in such a bad way.
	You should see a teaching David did on communion.
	And the meaning of it.
	And then you look at how the Roman Catholic Church has skewed it.
	Or the disciples of Christ.
	Or the Baptists.
	Again, getting back to the basics of what he said and doing it the way he said it is paramount for each of us because this race will end with the last breath.
	Every commandment that proceeds out of the word out of the mouth of God is that important to us as individuals because the Constantines of the world, they're not going away.
	These anti-Christ type people, they're not going to go away.
	And they're very, very intelligent.
	And they have charisma.
	And they can make you feel things.
	And get you all bubbly inside.
	And that bubbliness will lead you to hell.
	And the Word continues to scream at us.
	To warn us.
	To call us back into repentance and doing it Christ's way.
	There's a bunch of the Constatines out there.
	A bunch of them.
	And yes, I hate to say that too, but they are very intelligent.
	So when you, you know, debate one of these people, you need to be on your toes.
	You need to be well-ground in the scripture because they're very educated.
	I have to say that about the Catholic Church.
	People who go to Catholic schools and all that, they're very well-educated.
	I'm not going to take that away from them, which they are.
	But unfortunately, in these parts, in the spiritual part, they're educated, which I call brainwashed.
	You know what I mean?
	But they're very well-educated and you need to be on your toes with this stuff.
	So this is what they did here.
	So like Daniel says, they change the laws, the times, everything.
	They discombobulate everything.
	So if you look at the Bible, because people say, what do you mean the Fourth Commandment?
	Isn't that the Third Commandment?
	Because they got programmed with the Catholic version.
	A lot of people don't understand it.
	There's two different kinds of Ten Commandments.
	It's what the Bible says, so you can see on the left, and the Catholic version of the Ten Commandments.
	It's a little bit different.
	So if you notice, right, and there's no...
	What we call the second commandment in the Bible, you should not commit idolatry.
	You know what I mean?
	That's one of the biggest no-nos to God.
	I mean, he's destroyed entire nations over idolatry.
	Look what he did to the Jews.
	You know what I mean?
	So they completely took that out.
	Gone.
	Like, where is it?
	Out of the Bible.
	And that's why their version of Sabbath day is...
	And they actually changed the whole thing.
	So they took number 2 out, right?
	Deleted number 2, moved all of them down and made number 10 into 9 and 10. And they actually changed number 4, which is number 3. So basically what we call the 4th commandment, remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy.
	They moved it to the 3rd and changed it to remember to keep holy the Lord's day.
	No mention of the Sabbath at all.
	And they say, well, the large day is the first day of the week.
	No, it's not.
	And in fact, if you actually go to Revelation, John, he stated on the Lord's Day, and he was referring to the seventh day.
	He was in the Spirit on the Lord's Day.
	In other words, worshiping Jesus, worshiping God.
	On the Sabbath, he said the Lord's Day.
	That's the only mention of the Lord's Day in the Scripture.
	But it was referred to the seventh day, not the first day.
	So the Catholic Church discombobulates everything.
	You know what I mean?
	And if you look, that's a complete abomination to the Ten Commandments right there.
	They completely removed number two, moved them all down, changed the Sabbath into the Lord's Day, then you should not covet, you know, in plain and simple.
	That means your house, your neighbor's wife, and they made number 10 into two of them.
	You know what I mean?
	So, they completely changed you.
	I don't know.
	In politics, Dan, when you've got a politician standing up and saying all the right things, but there's some things that that politician represents that you don't like.
	But the majority of that person, you're going to vote for them because they talk a good game and they're going to do some of that stuff, right?
	With God's Word, you've got the Roman Catholic Bible and then you've got the King James Bible.
	When you put them side by side, they're not the same.
	But the Catholic Bible is so well laid out that it just makes a person question God's Word.
	And that's exactly what it's supposed to do.
	The deception is there.
	And so it does with the Book of Mormon, the Jehovah's Witnesses, and all these occultic-like books out there.
	That is how smart and ancient our enemy is.
	And if you can get a person or a group of people to absolutely believe that and propagate it through generation after generation after generation, it's in like a tick.
	The only thing that's going to change a person's mind is God Himself.
	And all we're called to do is lay out the truth And let the Holy Spirit do the work.
	This is a great meme.
	Where did you find this one?
	Which one?
	The Ten Commandments and the Roman Catholic.
	I found it on Google a while ago.
	I like it.
	Send that one to me.
	Absolutely.
	Yeah, and if you can see right there, what Daniel's talking about, the change of the times, the laws, everything.
	Everything.
	And people buy this, Dan.
	Yep.
	With politics, you can do that, right?
	Human beings are foul.
	Politicians are foul.
	It's just an example.
	And I don't vote.
	I'm not going to.
	Yeah.
	Unless you run for president, Dan, then I'll start thinking about it.
	That'd be awesome.
	With politicians, when you vote for these people, they represent a majority of how you think and the way you think the country should run.
	We don't have that option with God's Word.
	That's not an option.
	And yet the world will throw all these things and skewed like the Ten Commandments from the Roman Catholics to get us off our game.
	And that's exactly what it does.
	We don't have the luxury of With God as you would with a man when you're voting for them.
	It's his word or nothing else, right?
	And mixing and marring and changing is a very dangerous thing, as it says in his word.
	Don't do that.
	Don't do that.
	And yet we got a lot of work to do.
	We got a lot of work to do.
	Speaking of mixing and all that, and this is what they do.
	The catechism, man, that's a true doctrine of the Catholic Church.
	Yeah, it is.
	The catechism, everything in this book just about contradicts with the Bible.
	And here's the thing, the book of Matthew is like the nuclear bomb to this whole entire doctrine.
	As John was pointing out, right, you got different doctrines.
	Now, what does the Bible say?
	Don't go by doctrines of men or devils.
	You know what I mean?
	Sound scripture.
	Sound scripture.
	We could bring up a million verses saying to go by sound scripture.
	I even showed the Catholic priest that because he said, oh, that's not true.
	I'm like, yeah.
	And I showed him all the verses with the sound doctrine.
	And the catechism is the Catholic Church's dogma.
	You have the watchtower for the Jehovah's Witnesses dogma.
	You have the Book of Morons, I call it.
	For the Mormons, I mean.
	You know what I mean?
	You have all these other books.
	And some Catholics say, well, you can't read the Bible without knowing a catechism.
	There's like two pillars together.
	And they show you pictures of pillars like Josh and Moaz pillars, Masonic pillars, whatever.
	They say it's the other pillar of the Bible.
	And the same book of Mormons, they say it's the other doctrine.
	You know what I mean?
	No.
	And none of these things are biblical.
	This is the only doctrine you're supposed to be reading.
	That's it.
	When you think of the catechism, I think of strange fire, right?
	When the brothers bring strange fire into the Holy of Holies, and then all of a sudden they got smacked down in death.
	That's what I call a catechism.
	It's strange fire.
	We shouldn't be playing with this thing at all.
	I'm glad you brought this up.
	Yeah, this is cool, yeah.
	They're so prophetic, man.
	1 Timothy 4, 1 and 2 says, Now the Spirit expressly says that in a lot of times, which is these end times here, some will depart from the faith, giving heed to deceiving spirits and doctrines of demons, which is exactly what that is, and speaking lies and hypocrisy, having their own conscience shared with the hot iron.
	Wow.
	It's like so prophetic, really, it is, man.
	Wow.
	And here, like, this is modern day dispensationalism.
	They'll call people like me and John here, like they would do with John the Baptist.
	If John the Baptist was to come alive today, and I don't know how many times me and John both heard people, Christians, call us the stuff, illegalists.
	We're pushing people away.
	Just preach love, that's it.
	And God loves them no matter what.
	But they take it out of context.
	And you're not very Christian-like.
	And this is what they would tell John the Baptist if he was to come to life today.
	And he called them generation of vipers.
	He didn't hold his tongue.
	He told them right now, you're a generation of vipers, hypocrites and everything else, who want to flee from the wrath of God to come.
	And they would say, John, stop judging everybody.
	Oh, you need to build a relationship with them first.
	This is what the modern-day churches would tell John the Baptist.
	If he came around calling people generational rapists.
	And I know that for sure because me and both John here heard...
	We got told this stuff too.
	You know what I mean?
	Oh yeah.
	All the time.
	The thing about it is, of course when you read 1 Timothy 4.1.2 Now in the spirit especially says in the latter time some will depart from the faith giving heed to deceiving spirits and doctrine of demons.
	That's no joke.
	Anything that is contrary to the Word of God is a doctrine of demons.
	Anything.
	Anything that teaches contrary to the Word of God is anti-Christ.
	It is.
	And the world, there's nothing new in it.
	And with all the deception that's going on, speaking lies and hypocrisy, having their own conscience shared with a hot iron.
	We are living in that time where You know, whatever you want to believe and all's Hare Krishna and, you know, the whole mixing of churches and denominations and beliefs and traditions and thinking we're honoring God, as Jesus says, It's in vain.
	These traditions are vain.
	And these deceiving demons are so ancient and so intelligent that the only thing that will keep us from being fallen into their traps is being focused on Jesus Christ and being transformed into His likeness.
	And the only way we can do that is by the Word of God.
	And not mixing all this other stuff into it.
	This is no joke.
	And you said legalist.
	We can call God the biggest legalist there ever is.
	Because He takes His commandments that's serious.
	That He came in the form of a man to save us from ourselves.
	From our fallen state.
	From sinning against Him.
	Calling us back so that we can live a life Christ-like.
	Again, you know, people don't like hearing this, but the only way to the Father is through Jesus Christ.
	And if somebody's teaching you to break the commandments, not to observe Sabbath, that is Antichrist-like.
	And as Dan read earlier in John, they are a liar, and the truth is not in them.
	And calling it out, You know, being watchmen and women, it says in Ezekiel, if you do not, if you see trouble coming, if you see trouble coming and you don't warn the people, he will judge you for that.
	Yep.
	He will judge you for that.
	If you warn, you have saved yourself and possibly that person that heard you, as long as the Holy Spirit moves in them.
	But again, that's up to the Father.
	That's not up to us.
	But we're called to speak the truth, no matter how unpopular it is in the world.
	Oh, that's for sure.
	You've got to get persecuted right from Christian churches, right from these so-called churches of God.
	You're going to get persecuted.
	You're going to be put down, be called a heretic.
	You're going to be called a demon evil.
	I heard it all, man.
	But the thing is, God's telling us one thing.
	In Revelation 18.4, He says, Come out of her, my people.
	Come out of Babylon.
	The great Babylon has fallen.
	God's kingdom rules.
	So come out of her.
	Come out of Babylon, my people.
	That's what God's saying.
	And if you want to know what modern-day Babylon is, guys, it is the mainstream churches out there today.
	It's not just the Catholics.
	It's all the 40,000 denominations of Christianity.
	It's all the other churches out there and the cult religions like the Mormons and Jehovah Witnesses and all that.
	that you need to come out of Babylon guys because with description yeah I say this all the time and I'm just gonna I'm gonna constantly say it we don't need a religion to read this We don't need a Pope to read this.
	We don't need a 700 Club or Billy Graham or Pat Robinson to read this.
	We don't need any of them to get to Jesus.
	We don't need no middleman, and bless Mary, bless her soul, with all the love.
	But we don't need her.
	She's not an intercessor.
	You're praying to dead souls and relatives.
	None of that's going to matter, okay?
	The only remission of sin is through the blood of Jesus Christ, and the big word that the churches do not teach today...
	Repentance.
	That's the number one.
	Actually, two.
	I'm sorry.
	They completely leave out.
	We're going to do a show on the Bible translations.
	Leave out the word blood, the blood of Jesus Christ, and leave out repentance.
	Those are the two most important things for your salvation.
	Mm-hmm.
	You repent from your sins and you're cleansed by the blood of Jesus Christ.
	Nothing else.
	No other name under heaven can save you.
	No name.
	Not Mary.
	Not your dead father.
	Not your dead relatives.
	Not no saints.
	No angels.
	Only Jesus Christ is the only mediator.
	Only middle man.
	The only intercessor between you and God.
	Period.
	And through His blood and His blood only.
	And the whole world could pray for you.
	But if your sins are not redeemed by the blood of Jesus Christ...
	Doesn't matter if the whole world prays for you.
	You're not going to go to heaven.
	The Bible makes this clearly stated.
	Only through the remission of the blood of Jesus Christ that you can get to heaven.
	Bottom line.
	You mentioned Mary and the Roman Catholics.
	And I know you probably read this, Dan, in Acts chapter 1, where Jesus commands the disciples to go to the upper room in Jerusalem and pray.
	Mary was amongst them.
	And guess what the disciples were not doing?
	They were not praying to Mary.
	Mary was praying with them.
	And so, of course, you know, the Catholics, you know, they point to Mary and may, you know, that she is going to help us with the remissions of sin.
	And that is scary that people actually believe that.
	That is so scary.
	It is.
	They think they need to talk to a dead person.
	Right?
	She's dead.
	And she don't hear anything.
	And yes, she was used mightily of God and she brought forth Messiah.
	But in the book of Acts, when they were told to go back and pray, she was among them praying and there was nobody praying to Mary in that room.
	No one.
	Not at all.
	No one.
	And, you know, Jesus says it very clear.
	And you can't get any clearer than that.
	I am the only mediator, the only intercessor, the only way.
	I am the life, truth, and way.
	Nobody comes to the Father except through me.
	And no name under heaven can you be saved but through Jesus Christ.
	And if that is not...
	We did the show, I think it was last week we did that show.
	And if that is not abundantly clear, man, when we debunked All Saints Day and All Souls Day...
	I laid those verses down and that was a nuclear bomb in that verse.
	No other name under heaven can you be saved but Jesus Christ.
	That, you know what I mean?
	And it's so, it's an abomination that, you know, for these churches out there to teach us garbage that, uh, yeah, you in the purgatory.
	Oh man, it's so ridiculous, man.
	I don't want to go over it again because that was a long show.
	I did three and a half, like three hours last week, and wow, that was crazy.
	If you missed it, guys, it's all souls and saints, they debunked.
	I forgot exactly what the title was.
	That's a good show.
	Thank you.
	That's a good show.
	And people need to wake up to this, and you know, it's not a popular message, Dan.
	It is not.
	But that's not what we're here for.
	If we wanted subscribers, you and I would be eating potato chips that are hotter than fire itself and having people laugh and just the entertainment factor.
	But talking about repenting, talking about obeying God's law, talking about walking your faith out in Christ is not popular in the world, but we don't care about popular.
	We care about people's eternity and who and what kind of fruit they have and that they have a relationship with Jesus Christ.
	Not the one that you hear in the pulpits.
	Not the one that's being pumped out of the seminaries.
	Not the one that you see in the White House or wherever.
	We're talking about word for word, verse by verse, chapter by chapter, the Word of God and it not changing and it changing you into His likeness.
	That's a good show.
	Thank you.
	And if there's any closing words, so guys, normally we take phone calls and all that, but to be honest with you, John's pooped.
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	Ha ha ha!
	Yeah, and guys, I'm like exhausted.
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	I'll make it up during the week, I promise.
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	But normally we take calls or questions, and we're not going to do that tonight, guys.
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	Especially John, man.
	God bless you, John.
	So any closing comments, brother?
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	Check them out, guys.
	All natural ingredients.
	Yeah, all non-GMO, natural ingredients, organic stuff, all kinds of soaps and everything else.
	So guys, I want to thank you for tuning into the show tonight.
	And on behalf of me and John, I just want to wish you all a happy Shabbat.
	And yeah, just enjoy the day, guys.
	And don't turn no computer TV on until 11 p.m.
	for the midnight ride.
	There you go.
	Yep.
	So for me and John, we are out of here.
	We love you all.
	God bless.
	Shalom.

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