April 26th Fireside

LIVE CALL IN Fireside with Shawn and Delaney McCraney

Transcripts:

you you you you Thank you. We are live. Hello, hello, everyone.

Welcome to the April 26 live call-in show. I'm Delaney. I'm Sean. Who are we Sean? Why should people call us? We are father and daughter. We are part founders of the yeshwan.faita ministry. And uh... Oh! Is my mic on, baby? Yeah. We are working with a new microphone system. Thanks to our sister Marie-Lie and problem solving.

We talk about what's happening during the week. We had an essential topic last week. We talked about lust at home. We had teaching verse by verse. We had a... Oh, I don't understand the Bible, excuse me. By Jacques. I'm taking medicine. All right. And when you eat something with this medicine, it makes you do these things.

And then we had Sunday school teaching on top of that we had our archives we have a lot of people that kind of follow us and we try sincerely to bring unity peace love and understanding to both me for 2000 years is centered on division, accusation and the feeling of having right to something, well, we invite you to watch these lessons this morning. It's on another channel that we have called Yes, the Yeshwan model on Yeshwan Model.

They are really good. And it's a moment where you can call us and ask us questions, text us or chat via the channel you are watching. We have an app, O, the Yashuan app. With all our content, we have a lot more coming out into the world this year. So stay tuned. Yeah. And speaking of coming this year, Delaney and I went to a tattoo parlor on Thursday.

And you can see that the washing and anointing has begun for Sean the Baptist. And we have the name of God here. You can't see it, because it's still healing. We have it here. You can't see it. We have it here. And we have it in four other places on my body. Uh, oh, who is Sean the Baptist? If anyone doesn't know, Sean the Baptist is a representative, a representative figure of what we call a united front for our ministry.

And that means we come out in the character of Sean the Baptist. And that means we come out in the character of Sean the Baptist. And we call people to receive one another in the fulfillment of the Spirit of Christ, which is faith and love. Faith and Love Whatever the faith, even if it is misdirected and misdesignated, we accept people's faith.

We don't try to control it or correct it, and then we try to encourage a true agape love. This is the message of Sean the Baptist and it will begin in September-October and going to colleges here, along the Wasatch Front and surrounding areas. Awesome ! Well yes, we have a lot more to announce and it will happen more on social networks.

Um, okay. Let's get into some of the questions of the weak and the strong. You can call, you can text. The number is on the screen. Um, a few comments. 1. Someone wrote cryptically. They wrote, “I'm here for a reason other than this video. I heard you say something that I thought was ridiculous many years ago. I always rejected you until recently. I think you were right. I haven't heard you talk about it much. That's all. And I don't know what it was. Leave us in... Alen? I know.

Check my church just wrote something. The lady... Check. My church wrote... Oh, so Sean the Baptist is focused on United Front ministry. This is a new thing that we just implemented. And yes, uh... Uh... Go ahead. No, please. Yeah, it's being formulated as we go along. Sean the Baptist has a purpose, and it made perfect sense for us to say that people would baptize themselves in a united front, right? Um... Or would commit to loving others through their commitment or something else.

We are working on what a united front is. I told Jeff who is someone who wants to get involved and who wants to. You know, putting together a united front, I was going to contact him. And because everything is just starting to come together, but that's what we think. Is there anything else you would like to elaborate on before I read the next comment? Um, no.

All right. Kingdom of justice. Hello family. I am grateful to God. God has destroyed the work of Satan. First epistle of John in Hebrew. God destroyed Satan. God, not hot, excuse me. Yeah. Yeah. Amen. All right. And people who don't see, they don't really see the Bible, clearly. Yeah. Amen. All right. And people who don't see, they don't really see the Bible, clearly. Yeah. Especially today, when it seems like everyone is really off the mark on this particular point.

Um... Yes, a united front. Sarah, um, on that point, if you have any ideas on what would be helpful, I have plenty, even this morning. On that point, if you have any ideas on what would be helpful, I have plenty, even this morning. I think a united front could be a whole bunch of things. So, I'm working on it.

I mean, really, just from my mind and my heart, from Délanier's and from all of you, the way I see it. It is as if we have the world and the creatures of the air, the birds, the mammals and the fish in the sea. Fish sometimes swim on the surface, sometimes they are shrouded in darkness. And all have the capacity to recognize that there is a God.

It is our job to accept their recognition of God in this environment, and then help them get closer and closer to the reality of why all of this is. And who goes through yeshuane instruction. A united front is therefore the attempt to take the accomplished and finished work of Christ to the extremes, and to say "take your faith and join us, let us unite » and then we bring them closer to the Christian peace initiative, the Yeshua movement.

And if they never succeed, that's between them and their creators. Uh... Okay. I'm going to add something here that I wanted to point out. Okay, I'll just read it. Uh... Okay. Next comment. Lannigan. Todd. Toddster. Toddster. Well, we just received a text. NOW. I just logged in. I went to a temple open day yesterday.

Wow. Uh... I wonder what that gives. Fak. Max. Tell us. Um... I wonder what that gives. Fak? Max? Tell us! Uh... Lannigan said about your filtering of faith today your first teaching. He said “Wow, really good!” » I hope more people come to listen to your unparalleled excellent teaching. Thank you very much Sean.

As an aside, I'm not lying to you. I listened to the conference speeches last weekend and in comparison, one of their teachings from the apostles spoke of a dog named Lady, who could not handle two balls while playing fetch. You can't make this stuff up. The content of Mormon teachings would be laughable if it were not so pathetic and devoid of edification and truth. THANKS. THANKS. Who does it come from? It's from Todd. Thanks Todd. Um... Okay, okay.

Righteous Kingdom. Matthew. 16-28 Jesus looked them in the eyes and said “Some of those who will be there will see me coming, and they will not die. » Jesus said, “They will see me coming. » The Apocalypse. “Those who pierce them will see it coming. We agree with you? Yeah. Yeah. The question for me is, what do you do with it? There seems to be a lot of people there, not many, but a handful of people who are able to see this, and who do nothing right.

With ? So, as you pointed out, yeah. All right. According to our Yeshwan app, is it that only Mormons believe that Jesus had a nail stuck in his wrist? Why would he add that if that's the case? Yeah. The sure sign of the nail, he speaks of a sign of the nail which the Mormons say is in his hand. The sure sign of the nail was in his wrist, signifying the safe place to hold him on the cross.

They are not the only ones in this situation. sure to keep him on the cross. They are not the only ones in this situation. You know, the question was did they tie ropes around his wrist to hold him down with his hands pierced or did they use nails? And it's hard to say if it's original in the history of Christianity. But you know, Smith was a great syncretist.

He could have hear this little detail and add it to his myth. Sarah Young asked a question there, less on it. “V.D.” I don't know if you saw her on Check My Church. No, I missed it. She said "I just thought Sean the Baptist came from a message from Yeshu, but the United Front message is probably a better starting point for such a broad audience.

» Yeah, yeah. I'm glad you said that. That's the intent we're looking at, Sarah. Yeah, it's like a sort of filtration system, that, Nrimbina. And it's absolutely not a strategy. It's really because that we truly believe that to be fulfilled we should be united in faith. Yeah, absolutely. Um, I'm going to continue to let Righteous Kingdom write things we agree with.

Yeah. Um, just to prove the pretouism. Um, definitely, ah. And we've been working on this a lot as well and come on, derak. So, have you answered this? Do only Mormons believe Jesus had a nail? Yeah, I answered. All right. Where is the word used? Let me put it here. Where are unique begotten words used in the Bible? And is it appropriate to say that this means that the Father raised him from the grave, therefore fathered him? That's really a great question.

brought him out of the grave so fathered him that's a really great question and you could probably look at it as he fathered him then as a man because he showed up worthy and therefore he is only called the only son when he is resurrected from the dead and this is a reference to act 13 33 where paul says that god called him his only son because of the resurrection and not to cause of birth okay continue as I approach the following and the idea that what was he before being resurrected? He was his beloved son, that's what God said about him from heaven.

He is my beloved son, twice, during his incarnation. But he was not later called beloved, but begotten by virtue of the resurrection. All right ? So, we recently did an episode on ultimate sacred lust. In this episode of Heart of the Matter, we read DNC 132, which talks about Joseph Smith's polygamy. Long story short, someone commented "There is telemetry evidence.

" Do you know what it is? Telemetry that Joseph did not write 132. Providence is flimsy at best and most likely fabricated by Willard R. and Brigham Young. Wow! Or Willard R. Yeah! Willard Richards. Well, the idea behind telemetry, which I believe is an analysis of handwriting, of writing. Oh, I see. All right.

And so when they analyze the telemetry, I could be wrong, and they could... But if memory serves, they can see that it's not the same author as other authors, right? And I wish they would do that for the entire book of Mormont. And I would also like them to send x-ray machines to Ilkora, to see if there are thousands and thousands of swords at the airlock, of shields and bones dead there, less low, during the final battle, described in the book of Mormont.

But instead they won't let anyone do something like that on this hill to prove their claims. I see. By the... speaking of whole tissue and telemetry, not telemetry, but whole tissue, I recently read something that we have long supported. I look this way at them, but in fact I'm looking at you from this side, our position.

Okay, we're going to change position here but the fact is that they say that the shroud of terns turned out to be a fake and they found writings from someone I think from the 6th or 10th century who said that we had concocted this thing it's a fake and I've long said god wants us to walk by faith and all this stuff about finding these remains is actually I don't believe any of it it's amazing yeah what the evidence circumstantial cannot be especially now what does it do if we learn this now yeah for all people between then and Now isn't it like Christians can't adapt to the

change to how things change over time. Yeah, it's so weird. And another thing is they say God wants us to walk by faith. And all this stuff about finding these remains. They found the ark, Noah's ark. And I remember I was in the school of ministry. Calvary Chapel Christians saying, we found it. We have the shape of the ark in these things.

And they were finally able to climb Mount Ararat. And the Egyptians let them do it and everything. And it turned out it wasn't the ark wow wow can I take your microphone real quick he gone it's not something that gave me a problem it's ok you want to put it on your jacket okay is that? Yeah, I'm sure. I bet they've been spotting you this whole time, so it's good.

Alright. I'll post a screenshot right away. Oh, it looks like one. All right. So, on our accomplishment... Yeah, oh, you can't see it. All right. On the... Accomplished esquetology conference. Yeah. Someone came in and it must have been Grady. The keynote speaker they talked about said “I turned it off when I heard a keynote speaker using profanity.

» And I went back and forth with them. Maybe next year, we will be able to consider communicating according to a standard that you are called to share. I said “stunned.” You let this get in the way. He said “ve”. Never mind. Holiness and virtue are true. Theology is an opinion. And I can walk with God, even though I don't have a complete understanding of all things in the scriptures.

But I can't walk with God unless I have a pure heart, a renewed spirit. Yes. I expect purity and standards from those who teach us. No need to be stunned. And I just had to point that out from Mr. Warner Ministries. Yeah. And I searched and they said, are you a medium sized church that doesn't know how to worship or who needs help learning how to worship? Leave it to us.

or who needs help learning how to do it. Leave it to us. So, uh, that's what I'm telling you. Ah, these little keywords that we use as human beings, you know, and there are so many things that come into play when it comes to our stance on profanity and words. A part of it is that there are so many people who allow these same words into other areas of their lives, like professional football, professional sports, the movies they watch.

They will allow them to have a cop come to a crime scene. They will let these words apply there, less lowly. But when it comes to talking about God, we can't. And I find that hypocritical. Uh. Bradley Atkinson, I find him too. Sorry, I'm doing two things at once. Bradley Atkinson said, Sean, I've been watching you for years.

God bless you and thank you for your message to the world. Thanks Bradley. Thank you for listening to us. Uh. And Alicia Banks. I've been watching you for years. God bless you and thank you for your message to the world. Thanks Bradley. Thank you for listening to us. Um... And Alicia Banks. Oh, Alicia. Our friend is on Instagram and said, who is your neighbor? Everyone.

Do you see? Thanks Alicia. I love it. Yeah, it's really great. It's a yeshuen thing here, you know, Christianity. Create this thing where you need to. Oh, well, before I go. Sean, your tattoos were supposed to be on your right hand or your forehead. Um, they're on my right hand and that's my forehead. It's a little less being not in the center of my forehead or across my forehead, but this roya and it is my forehead.

It is little less than being in the center of my forehead or across my forehead, but this kingdom is my front. Say, is it a little less like an inverted image on your screen? I don't know. Yeah, they make Christianity insular and your community is your insular community rather than loving everyone. It's as if Christians who demand holy speech in church and for all things God are consciously asking you to put on a mask and be fake for their comfort.

I agree. Thanks Sarah. Yeah, I agree too. I mean, I'd like to stop using the F-bomb in my own life. Yeah. I would like my color to be strong enough. But sometimes it seems like the right word. Yeah. But to say that I won't listen to that, because I... It's... But they will watch a movie that uses it. But he says I expect purity from those who teach us.

Oh, to teach those who teach. All right. What ? All right. On this, yes, let us stand in there. Yeah. What kind of purity? I demand purity. So, Mo, he wants the purity of the mouth. All right. Does he want purity of hygiene? Do we need? I know. And does he want purity of heart? Yeah. How can you know? I know. And does he want purity of hygiene? Do we need? I know.

And does he want purity of heart? Yeah. How can you know? I know. And does he want purity of spirit? Where does purity end when we want it from someone who teaches us? Well, to the world team, can you look at what I wrote and say what? Let me see if I can. I don't see it on my screen. Virtue is not an “I wrote”. A pure heart and a renewed mind are attained through Christ.

I wish you luck in achieving this yourself with your flesh. Blasphemy was used by Christ to call religious people. Our hearts are in the right place. And for you? To suggest that they are not because of a swear word. We think once again you are missing the point and assuming a lot of things. Haven't we learned from millennia of father-like leaders who are more corrupt in their hearts? » Oh, nice answer.

" It's true ? Would you say? I mean, hey, you've never heard Roby Zacharias drops an F-bomb, but behind the scenes, he's dropping girls. Yes. Yeah. It's like... But he would say... Yeah. Sarah says… And purity of heart? Because teachers who have pure speech are often filled with the bones of dead men. Yeah.

I suppose they would. It's not like I thought anyone would say our argument is for this era, because the Church is corrupt and we can get to a place where it's not and there are teachers who are pure, and that's really the argument. Oh, I see. To me, it's like... Do you know what I mean? Yeah, I see it. It's not just that we're in a corrupt place.

It will always be like this. There are no teachers who can be pure. Never. Yeah. Never. I would like to ask “iou”, although I doubt it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. I thought it was a good answer that... You gave it to him. THANKS. I didn't even know this was happening. Yeah, it was at our accomplished esquetology conference.

And he mentions Grady. Hi Grady, if you're looking at me over in Mexico, we miss you, Brad. We think you should be a little less iron. Let go a little, Brad. Come back and be friends with the people who drove you crazy. It was just a... bit of context. Grady was a guy who hung out with us and some things changed between us.

What has... changed? I stopped communicating like I did with him for a year before because I couldn't get over some things that Grady just couldn't ignore. All right. But we don't know why he broke up, it's speculation. We know he didn't agree with you on something. Yeah. That's all we know. Yeah. It was on Ark Studied.

And when we came out with that, and our take on Joseph Smith having the ability to make prophecies. Yeah. And that one of his prophecies was that in the last days the ark would be stable. Yeah. And how we suggest that this happens through the coming of Christ, his elevation and the stabilizing of the ark of the Mormon church, and that they now have the opportunity to change direction.

Yeah. The idea was, how dare you give him the right to see or say anything for real? And we're not saying that it was absolutely true or that it was from God. We are simply saying that the spirit of man in Smith could make Mormons believe that it was time for a change. Yeah. Grady couldn't see that. After, um, three years.

Was it three years or two years, at least a year and a half or two years, we talked daily or every day in complete agreement about theological stuff, or if not it didn't matter. Yeah. So that it means he hasn't said a word to you since. All right. Gradi, I really wonder. Come on bro, what’s going on? Come on, put that away.

You know, put that away. Do you have any memories of Georges Péli during your stay? in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? Yes, that's a great question. Georges Péli was a Latter-day Saint. He was not an apostle. I don't think he was... Oh, wow. For being an aggressor, an aggressor. I don't know if you all just watched, oh, but look at the Holy Lust series that we just did in Hardcore.

He has many more stories like this. What are your memories of George Peel? How old were you? Um... I think I was in my teens or late twenties. And he... was like someone who rebelled against the system, then they discovered that he had his sexual inclinations. So they excommunicated him. then they discovered that he had his sexual inclinations.

So they excommunicated him. But what's surprising is that if he hadn't resisted all that, and if he had just kept his secret, he would have let it stay. But since he was quite outspoken about things regarding Native Americans and the Mormon church, they got rid of him. That's what we talked about in the episode.

It's like when they decide to punish someone or not, some let it go, others don't. Yeah, you were someone they wanted to fire you from because you questioned them so much another way and that it is practical. But if someone is good to them, they continue. They are good for them. That means they bring in a lot of money.

It looks like that... You left for a minute. I'll come back. All right. Here I am. Sarah said they were looking, between quotes, men of God who do not exist. It's on the subject of purity. They are looking for idols which makes no sense because we already have Christ we don't need him amen totally yeah absolutely it's so clear and yet we are so far from it so alicia alicia does a comment here that I want m let me paste it for me to sean the bombs to make in For me, to Sean.

The bombs to make some people not listen, but if they use the word "get". I didn't read it at first. What do you think Alicia is saying here? You know her well. For me to Sean, f-bombs also make some people don't listen. Yeah. But if they use the word get someone at an unknown number call do we stick to our trying a game say we're a little bored at the moment let's open our let's open our unknown and see if we have anyone who is unknown. What's new ? Unknown number. Um, hello. How are you ? GOOD. How are you ? Who are you ?

Um, well, my name is Paul. Hi Paul. And I was just wondering, the, uh, I'm a history major in college. I'm not going to say which university, but I'm a history student at university. I have been studying for a few years now. And, uh,. And I specialized in a lot of history European. All right.

And I remember a few weeks ago you had some kind of argument with a crusader or something. A stupid kid. Oh, the kid, he... Yeah, and it wasn't no you weren't shouting. But the Crusades guy was totally... Oh yeah that's it! Yeah ! Yeah ! So anyway I mean I think the crusades what do I come from? I know it's rich and studied I think it's more nuanced than just the fact that Christians were evil or that anyone who fought against them was evil.

Either bad for Muslims or pagans I think it is more nuanced. All right ? Reti. I think like many of the early crusades, réti is of an opinion certainly which concerned the conquest, life or make no mistake, réti is the conquest of new lands, but much concerned a sort of reconquest of lost Christian lands. Well, I mean, hey, if that's the case, because you seem to be redder than us about this, I still disagree with that, because what is Christian land? And when did we begin to invest ourselves materially to change things on earth in the name of Christ,

when he himself didn't even do it? Yeah. Well, hey, I'm just trying to understand better. And I think the Christian lands, as I would define them, were, but or I, you know, land owned by Christians. Yeah. Well, I mean, land owned by Christians doesn't make it Christian land. You know, eh, you know, Christian-owned land.

Know that this makes the faith imperial, material, and that Christ did not come to establish. He didn't say take control of every country and every government, share the gospel. So, as soon as, I mean, Amma, he said to make disciples of all people. Yeah. And he said this to his twelve apostles before his ascension, and that was the context.

He had to go to that time, in the kingdom of Israel, and they were to make disciples of everyone they could. But that doesn't mean owning land, you know, or having kingdoms. But I... Just think that under many Christians, like the Christianized Roman Empire, once they converted to Christianity, I think the quality of life was pretty good for most people under this empire.

The Romans Christianized the Romans, and later the Byzantines, for the Mediterranean Sea was like a center of commerce and all these good things. The Romans virtually eradicated piracy, and later, you know, of course, there was no more Rome, Rome fell, and then, you know, piracy came back in the form of Islam and religion, Vandal piracy.

Okay, I'll move on. We have a question for you from Sarah. She asks Paul what he thinks about Vladeppe's Dracula protecting the Christian land, by impaling anyone who threatened his power and rule. He is hailed as a protector of Christian lands, but he has created a whole genre of horror. But he created a whole genre of horror.

I haven't studied Lady Impaler yet. I mainly studied the history of the High Middle Ages. I think he was more specialized in late medieval history, in the 1400s. I see. So this is not my area of ​​expertise. I don't really have an area of ​​expertise. I rather study Late Antiquity, the early Middle Ages. All right.

Yeah. Well, what we mean, brother, is that we believe that what Christ did, as described in the apostolic account is all that really matters. And what men did next was a waste of time on his behalf. I mean, I don't think it was a waste of time. How is it done? I mean, Raya, I mean, Raya. I think it is okay to worship Christ.

I don't understand how this could be a waste of time. We worship Christ. This is what men do in his name on this earth. We're talking about Constantine and the Roman Empire, who used it as their state religion. Christ never wanted his name used for political power, because he himself was not involved in this.

We want to know why men do good in the name of Christ politically, even though he never did or authorized it. He said, my kingdom is not not of this world. So it's a bad thing to do good things around Christianity. Yes, it's a bad thing, because you use the name of Christ to do things which some people in some countries do not agree with.

So they hate Christ, by virtue of this association. If we would just preach what Christ has done for the world, it's less to say giving one's life for everyone, and stop trying to politicize this and use it in government, we would do what Christ did. “We would do what Christ did.” I mean, yeah, but I think a lot of Christians were pretty peaceful until people got violent against them.

Well, and then what happened to turn the other cheek and bless those who persecute you in my name? You know, Christians become violent because they have been persecuted. So this goes completely against what the Christ taught. I mean, I can understand the Christian point of view. I mean, why would he like to live under the thumb of people who persecute them, tax them, treat them like second-class citizens? Because Christ told them to do it.

That's what it means to be a Christian, clearly. And that is not desirable. You are right. Why would he want to? Why would he do it? You are right. It's a difficult life. But Christians make it easy, and this is the opposite of what Christ taught to do. It's sacrificial. This is not the building an empire. You know, from our point of view, the crusades were not about defending Christian pilgrims.

They were not about conquest. The first ones that I studied, at least the first crusade mainly, there is no defense either. We feel like they are individuals. And as soon as they collect, it's bad for someone else. It's a little less good for the Christians who defend themselves, but it's bad for the people they oppose.

And it’s not a Christ-centered thing. This is a narrow perspective. The terrestrial perspective. It's not good overall. It's partially good, which is the reason for the existence of the Christian Church. Isn't it? Now we are looking for a global good. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I could say that there certainly could be a desire for a global good.

I have the impression that everything everyone wants that. I don't think Muslims, I mean, jihad is somehow ingrained in our faith. The Crusades are not rooted in Christian doctrine. That's how it is. They must confront themselves. In the afterlife for this, it is not our job to fight them. We can tell them the truth.

You can do it, but fight them as a Christian nation is not our job. They may be a Muslim nation, that doesn't mean you have to be a Christian nation. Sorry. Yeah. I just said Islam because it sounds like it's oppression of women. It's an oppression of all these things. Well, and you don't think that Christianity has oppressed women? You don't think Christianity is currently oppressing people in the name of government? How ? Which government? Which government? Which government claims to be Christian? Is that a question? I mean, yeah. Oh, wow. I don't know if there's much to say here. Yeah. I mean, eh, it doesn't matter.

I mean, I can't think of any theocracies other than the Vatican and Iran. I can't. There is little to be Bhutan, but Bhutan and Iran can't. It may have been Bhutan, but Bhutan and Iran are not Christian nations. Can I forget what Bhutan is? Listen, United States of America were a semi-theocracy from the start.

And then Mormonism is a theocracy from the start. Catholicism is a theocracy from the start. Catholicism is a theocracy from the start. So Christianity has almost been nothing more than a theocracy in world history. This is why Constantine made it the state religion, which was a theocratic decision that benefited him and Rome, and it was absolutely contrary to what Christ did.

I think instead of reading about the crusades, first read what Christ said and did. First learn what he said and did, then decide whether you think his actions are in harmony with what he did. Teach. Yeah. But back to what you were saying, I mean, America is not a theocracy. We have freedom of religion here in America. We are getting closer. But we defend theocracy in Israel. We defend it elsewhere.

It might not be one, but they want it. And we're really trying to talk about it because as long as there's a material collective government that claims to be Christian, we're going to move in that direction. And it will be jihad multiplied by 100. It gets uglier and uglier in the name of our Lord, who said that peace comes through self-sacrifice.

I mean, what do we do when people disrupt the peace? I mean the Romans controlled peace through Christianity. What have the Christians done? Peace cannot be achieved through war. Peace is a matter of one person to another. Peace cannot be won by war. This is not Christian peace. Peace is war. No, not Christian peace.

Not Christian peace. Not Christian peace. Peace is. No, not Christian peace. Not Christian peace. Not Christian peace. Peace is the difference my brother. You are talking about material things. We are talking about what Christ said. If my kingdom were of this world, then my servants would fight. So why would Christ have a conqueror on earth? Why would we have Christ? Who said Christ had conquerors on earth? People did this.

People do these things, and we are opposed to the things people have done in the name of Christ. It is not because it exists that Christ wanted it. Does this mean that Christ wants jihad? Because it exists. Sarah said. There are Christians right now who are saying that women should not be allowed to expose their skin.

Christian nationalists pushing for theocracy right now want a Christian prince to lead the nation. This is not what Christ taught. She says “Peace is the fruit of the spirit, not of violence and death. " Yeah ! Amen! It's a spiritual thing that Christ, our whole point is that Christ was talking about a spiritual thing in a person's heart.

And people learn about it and make it a material thing that a group of people should represent. And that's where it's a mistake. Amen. Well, I mean, I think Jesus kind of advocated having a pope, because in Matthew 16:18, Jesus says, I mean, I think Jesus kind of advocated having a pope, because in Matthew 16:18, Jesus says, I'm quoting here, “You are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church.

» Following Peter's declaration that Jesus is the son of God. All right ? Yes. So, let me ask you a few questions. What is your first name? Paul. All right. Paul, if Jesus elected Peter as pope, how is it that at the first council of the apostles in Jerusalem, it was James who decided everything and not Peter? I'm sorry.

Can you repeat, please? I'm sorry. Can you repeat, please? I said that at the first apostolic gathering in Jerusalem, it was James who made the decisions and not Peter. If Peter was the pope? Because Jacques also had a precarious situation. high position in the church, but not as pope. Oh okay. But then why the pope did he not express himself to show that this transfer of power went to Pierre? The Pope which Peter could very well have spoken about, but he chose not to for a reason any. I wasn't there. All right. But the recording says the decision has been made

by Jacques. Second, Paul, how come Paul took Peter to task and called him a hypocrite if Peter was the leader and the pope of the church? Church ? I don't know. I mean, what harm can the Pope do? I want say, the pope can do no wrong. I mean, there's a vicar. Okay Paul, listen. If you want to follow a vicar and you want to follow this idea and you want to follow her on the importance of material religion on earth today and you want to justify Catholicism and have a pope lineage through Peter without knowing what Jesus meant when he said

“On you I will build my church” because you don’t understand that. All we can tell you is that we love you. We believe that your heart before God is what will matter, and that the love you share in Jesus name is what will matter. For everything else, we disagree with you, and it makes no sense to talk about it because, oh honestly, oh brother, you are not informed.

I mean I would call myself pretty informed. I mean I would tell you that you are absolutely ignorant of the biblical facts regarding Peter. You have just joined a religious tradition which claims that Peter is the man for the job. You haven't looked at what the Greek says about Peter, what Jesus could possibly mean.

You haven't looked at the context. All you did was adhere to religion and we respect you we say well we love you but we don't agree with your hypothesis isn't it but I suppose Christians by nature are not violent and I would say that by nature they are more violent I would say that, ah, by nature, they are no longer violent.

All right ? Yeah. So why this comparison? We are not saying that Islam saves you. We say Christ saves you. Is violence bad? What is bad about violence? Is violence bad? Is this a bad thing? Listen, there was a great quote that said “Just because something is good doesn’t mean it comes from God. » Ah! You understand that it is not because something is good that it comes from God.

Ah, do you understand that? It's true. But I ask you, is violence bad? It depends. Christ violently overturned the temple. Man, listen carefully to what I mean. What is Islamic violence? What is this ? Eh ? Are you listening to what I want to say after we say it? You asked me a question. Is violence bad? Jesus used a whip and cleansed the temple of money changers and thieves.

It was a violent act. Was it bad? Was it... bad? Well, no, because it's Jesus and Jesus is sinless. But I mean Muhammad was like a pedophile rapist. Who ? So what do you want? So we're all, what's your sin? Paul, do you think the Catholic Church doesn't have? What is my sin? Uh... Well, my biggest sin is probably man.

That's a lot of smaller sins. Since I haven't committed any major sin, you know. I am neither a murderer, nor a pedophile, nor a racist. Wait, wait, what do you mean major sin? What are you talking about? Any sin is sin. Paul, once again you adhered to tradition, as a capital sin. What ? Don't give us Catholicism.

Don't give us Roman Catholicism. If you have committed a sin, you are a sinner. Don't say you're fine because you... Nitpicking? What ? Are you nitpicking? It's... No, are you nitpicking? From the Catholic Church? Man, there’s this categorization of sin. Sin is sin, and you are a sinner, and you attack Muslims because they are sinners of a different kind, but you are also a sinner.

It's really narrow. It's just that you're a religious traditionalist. They're following a literal pedophile. We follow Jesus Christ. Like you're not following Jesus - literal. We follow Jesus Christ. As if... You were not following Jesus Christ. You are not Jesus Christ. You are not at all. You follow religion.

What... You mean... Wow. I am... You follow religion. Jesus never... Jesus never taught what you do. He never taught to lash out at people who offend you. What ? Are you talking about attack Muslims? Why did he whip the people who offended him in the Jewish temple? Why did he do that? Why did he chase the money changers out of the temple? Why did he whip? Yeah, because he whipped. Oh, I see. And that offended him.

So he whipped. Yeah, he whipped. He didn't whip them. He made a whip to drive them away because they had tainted his...offense. He had defiled his father's house in a religious text. He didn't say get political. He didn't say "if someone hits you right, hit them right back." You preach that. You are not following Jesus. I mean, I don't think you were following Jesus in wanting to defend Muhammad. I am not defending Mohammed. I say you should not attack Mohammed. Why attack? Why not just turn the other cheek, Paul? You want to use religion to justify the little girl? What ? Because it's for little girls. To attack him because he raped her. A little girl. Oh my God, man. It's just ridiculous. And I should be attacked for gossiping.

You are religious. We are a public relations specialist. We do what Jesus says or tries to do, and you don't. You add things and you justify them in the name of repairing this world, what Yeshua never did. Let's take this call. We're going to get another call. We'll talk later, Paul. Are you all following me? Alright. Bye.

Bye. THANKS. I think Paul is our usual excellent contact. Me too. Hi how are you ? Are you on air? Hi. Hello guys. Good morning. Good morning. Oh, you guys. You love us. We love you too. This one wasn't an unknown number. Um...someone texted and said Wachibedi. I think this guy is a fraud. And me too. It's like people just want to enjoy debate for its own sake.

These are really... masters of debate. We've dealt with tons of debate masters. And this last coward, what was he saying? I don't know. I don't... don't... Don't let it annoy you. D doesn't like these shenanigans. I like them because they're a bunch of fake monsters. Uh. Do you think Christians should be more critical of Israel? I find that a large number of Christians blindly support Israel.

I don't think Christians should be anything other than Christians. All right ? All right ? Criticism of Israel. Take it. Let's take the call. SO ? Hey, you're on the air. We will answer this question later. Are you there? Hi, it's Max calling Sean and Delaney. I just thought give you some rest away from these idiots. Hey man, how are you Max? I'm doing well.

Actually, I'm fine. I'm actually fine. Um, I'm at the recon, I'm in the well, I don't want to beat myself up but yesterday I went to a temple open house in Eugene, Oregon, and I haven't been to a temple since I attended the one I went to growing up. And where was it? Um, that was something else I had to say.

It seems like the newer temples have a lot more of a cookie-cutter corporate America look than the... temples in Provo or Salt Lake, which were quite interesting. Not as cult. What made them like this? It was just very... But it wasn't that complex. One of the things I really enjoyed going to the temple when I was a child it was the murals S etc.

The rooms instruction S etc. It was mate, you know, very healthy. There were a lot of details. But in this new temple and from what I hear from other people the newer temples are just very bland. Which is strange because they're supposed to be, you know, very high or celestial, right? But this one was really disappointing.

Eh ? Um, yeah. Wow. Max, Max Koyo, go ahead. No, I was going to say, are you a member? No, no, I converted to Catholicism. Oh, okay. Yeah, I called the show probably a few months ago. And you, Sean, Art of the Matter and John Dan, who of course is now being sued, you know, Mormon Stories, by the Church, did you play a major role in this period of the early 2000s? Or ? Yeah.

Where I kind of opened my eyes. But I understand that we probably went in different directions. I won't be getting God's name tattooed on my face anytime soon. But more power to you, Sean. God bless you. You know, you do your thing. Thanks for the freedom, brother. And listen, that you became Catholic, I don't find it worse than going to another church.

And I'm not against people going to other churches. You know, I think we do what we need to do and it helps us and we move on. And it is the quest of the heart that I recognize, salvation. So, no problem for them. It's guys like our last caller who start promoting this as a good thing that I'm going to argue with them.

" " Yeah. Yeah. » “Abs. » “I mean, uh…” “Sorry, I have a few comments. » “I found God in the Catholic faith and in Catholic ritual and tradition, and you know, I'm just my…” “Yeah. » “But I live,” I say. I live, say. I feel. » “And I think...I think I don't speak for the pope. » "And I know you probably don't care what he says anyway.

" » “But... I understand that the teaching of the Church is the teaching of the Catholic Church which goes in the direction of finding God where you are. » “And that God will find you as long as you pursue Him.” » “You will find it. » “Well thank God that’s it yeah yeah so yeah and god knows there is a huge need in society and the world today for a little common sense and serenity amen I agree with you less about it my brother. Amen.

Alright. I just wanted to call you and wish you... Ouch, I just had a question. Re-guess. How do you celebrate Easter? What is the Yeswanese vision of the Easter festival? I think it's pagan. This is not the Yeswanese view, because Yeshu can do whatever he wants. But my point of view is that it is pagan. This is not the Yeshwanese view, because Yeshu can do whatever he wants.

But my point of view is that it is pagan. We borrowed it from Estros and we celebrate Easter every day because we walk daily by the resurrected Christ in spirit and truth. Is this your ? I'm just curious. Would you celebrate a lurgic Christmas? Easter? Nothing ? Something like that? I don't do it. But other people can.

And I love Easter candy. And I love Easter egg hunts. And I love children. And I don't. I have a problem with parties. But they have no bearing on my religion. And I don't want to. I'm just asking to kick this off I hope you see I'm polite yeah but is it Do you miss it a little or are you doing it for me I will speak on my behalf for me to celebrate and observe these times set aside to commemorate the birth of Christ Christ, the resurrection, the passion, things like that, it kind of gives a rhythm to my life, I think, and I just wonder if there's a little less be something that you forget.

Yeah. Well, it's entirely possible that I'm forgetting something, and I'm personally a very different person, and what you take away from this, I'm not saying it's wrong. But what I do is I take the common thread from Genesis to Revelation. And I see that God is so tired of ceremonies, of sacrifices, of celebrations.

When it exists in the heart of the individual and flourishes there, these other things to me are important. Diversion. It takes us away from what flourishes there, these other things for me are important. Diversion, they distance us from what they give us daily, every hour, every minute of every day.

And they allow us to fix our eyes on something material and outside of him. But I don't blame you, we are all changing. So I understand. That's right. And yesterday Sean, That's right. Alright. Well, Shondelane, God bless you both and Happy Sunday to you all. Same for you, Max. THANKS. THANKS. Bye. Peace can only be achieved through love. Period. The only and the only commandment to which we are subject. Jesus did not say “tell people about me.

” He said “to love”. The subject of Yeshua will invariably follow. Coré-Milan said it and I salute him. I'm going to write another thing that he wrote and he said "Consider doing a short Instagram clip to debunk." Wait, we get another call. All right. Debunking Christian Zionism. I think we should do that too. Um… Do that. You are on the air. Good morning.

Good morning. How is it going today? GOOD. Who is it ? It's Mike. Thank you for inviting me. Thanks for being here, Mike. Yeah, I was scrolling through the chat and noticed that in your chat, someone said they didn't understand why Christians supported Israel. Yeah. And I was wondering if this was the right place to discuss this stuff, because I think there are a lot of good reasons for us as a country to support Israel.

I think you might even find reasons for us as Christians. All right. Which ones? Support Israel. Which ones are they as Christians? Well, as Christians we think people shouldn't be murdered, right? And that they should not be oppressed, and they should not be killed. We think there should be a democracy, right? We don't believe in killing people who disagree with us on a religious or political level, right? Would you consider these Christian values? I won't do it.

Do you not consider that not assassinating your opponents in politics or religion relate to Christian values. No, because my Christian values are not based on political or governmental matters. There may come a time when Dietrich Happiness attempted to assassinate Adolf Hitler in the name of Christ. I don't believe Christ ever gave us the mandate to be violent in his name.

But this is not a Christian ethic. Christian ethics is that we loved, or to say the least, we loved everyone. What ? What ? So what do you do if you give back to Caesar what is Caesar's? I agree with this. I am agree with this. For Caesar there is a different kingdom. So it's very good. But as Christian, it has nothing to do with us as Christ.

Nothing to do with Christ? Okay, we can yim, we can yim, we can put this aside. Alright. You can, uh, you can say that. You don't find not that convincing. That suits me. All right. D. Ribza. I think Israel as a nation, right? Regardless from Val, you know, no good, subtitle, you know, less to be of the history of the partition of the UN and the very complex history of Israel as a nation.

And if you look past it all and look at what Israel is doing and what it is as a nation today, this is the only place in the Middle East where the Christian population is expanding, growing and thriving.

Isn't it? If you look at other countries in the Middle East like Iran, Libya, you know, Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, none of these Christian populations are not doing very well. And what is your point of view? What's your point of view, brother? What is your view on this? Well, as a Christian we should support the only nation in the Middle East that does not actively oppress and, you know, don't hurt Christians or try to kick them out.

This almost seems like a populist way of dealing with faith. What about preying on the lost sheep, those who are weak in the faith? Faith, which are not predominantly Christian. Why not spend our time supporting Israel, to support Islam and to support the nations where Christianity does not abound? That's the thing.

Your justification seems to be that because they abound, we should side with them. » “First of all, I don't know if your statement is correct, but I guess you're right. » “I still don’t see that as justification for supporting a country. » “I mean, why? » “How do you know how many of these people are Christians, so to speak, and how many of them do not deny Christ? » “What is a true Christian, my brother? » “That’s it, and so when you try to attribute it to a national identity, I can’t agree with that.

No. I mean, they do polls, right? They ask people, do you identify as a Christian? Do you worship Christ? Do you claim Christ as king? And they ask people who live in Israel, and they see that the population is not decreasing over the years. Again, where are you going with this? Uh... Now, I think we're getting a little bit off topic.

I really don't know what you're saying. I want you to tell me what you mean. It's that we should support people who don't kill Christians, right? For what ? As a Christian, why is it really funny how unfathomable it is? for people in the "explain what I mean when I say why because yeah, I’ll explain it to you, yeah, explain it.

” The way I see things is that Christians are truly focused on material existence as a collective group. And we see that Christ never called for this. That he said that a Christian walk is completely in the hearts of individuals, and that this march consists of calling for the sacrifice of one's will and not for the execution of one's will as a group.

To suffer is what Christ said. You're trying to say we should defend. He never said that. This does not mean that we should go looking for suffering in the world or something thing like that, but it is to say that it is not the responsibility of Christians to fight for freedom of government or something. Because Christianity is developing in this area.

This is one of the most illogical reasons to support him. Yeah, Mormonism is growing too. Is this true? What you say is the most illogical thing that I've ever heard. I know. It's completely biblical. That's the difference. You say there is a concentration camp down the street. He gathers the Christians, they round them up and murder them. Yeah.

Do you want to make a donation? America too. Famous. America does this in the name of Christianity. What did Christ say? No, wait. I have to wait. I have to ask you to make a donation. I don't do donations to any cause. Let me ask you what would be waiting. Don't make fun of me. Ask, answer the question.

What did Christ tell his apostles to do when he was taken to court and tortured and killed because of his name? He says he does. Why will you suddenly defend the suffering of a Christian? Will his suffering not help him prove his faith? You don't go to church, do you? Oh, absolutely not. Do we go to church? All right. You obviously do, don't you? All right. Teach me.

We teach through the Bible political discussions, but that's what interests me the most, it's politics. Not us. We don't care about politics. We really want Christians not to be political. It is important to us that they are not, because you are truly ruining our faith. Amen. You're ruining it. Yeah. Oh, well, there the other shoe falls on the other foot. You should start with that, my friend.

Yeah, start with that. Then we can really talk. So, do you want to live in a Muslim country? Are you a Muslim nationalist? I'm here to do something, I swear. I don't care about living in a Muslim country. I have Christ in my heart. What's wrong with you? Is your faith so weak that you can't live in a country ruled by someone else? Communist China.

What's the difference? If Christ is in you, what is it? No. I think Christians have an excellent record when it comes to persecution. So why are you trying to change that? Why are you trying to change that? Is that, yi-sé? Yi-sé-lan-ti, just because I'm not, you know, crazy or psychopath, I actually think we shouldn't kill Christians.

All right. Us too. It's unfair. It's a diversion. It's unfair. I'm kidding. It's unfair. We're not really being talked to at the moment. You say I say don't support the murder of Christians. And you say why you don't want to support murder? No, that's not what we're saying. That's not what we're saying. You know it. You are not being honest in your discussion.

Be honest in your discussion. You know, we don't say that. We recorded this. We can listen to it. We know what we are saying. What we say to give you the benefit of the doubt is that it is not a Christian goal to do anything in a group setting to defend our rights. Christianity is only about a person coming to love another person in their heart through Christ's work for them.

And it stops there. This can be done in a Muslim nation. This can be done in communist China. This generally cannot be done in a Christian church. It's very difficult to do this in a church, because it imposes. So here is my question. Why should anyone in the world listen to you while you don't go to church, that you do not know the Bible, and you know nothing about teaching? Wait, wait, wait.

Why would anyone listen to your opinion? Little, less being. I wonder why not knowing the Bible is synonymous with not going to church. Because we teach the Bible every week, twice a week, for 25 years we have taught it. Does this mean we don't know her? Because we don't go to church. We don't know her. What is tradition? I would say that you certainly don't understand it. And that's a good assumption.

And we would say that you really don't understand it. And when we compare apples with apples apples, your Christian nationalism is not supported by the Bible, unlike our position on Christ in the world. Sorry, you are wrong. Let's see. Yes, we should do it. We should expose it. We should see if I can make a more compelling argument for Christian nationalism for Scripture, or if you can make a more compelling argument.

The only reminder. Let's do it. Come to the show. We'll zoom in with you and you'll make an affirmation. We'll do the show on Christian nationalism. Send us an email. Send us an email. Give us your name. We will invite you to Zoom. We will make a show and you will explain why Christian nationalism is supported by the Bible.

And then we will compare your answers to the ayawahi and any day of the week, my brother. Any day. I mean, you know, you're going to lose. That would be fun. I don't know not really what your position is. However, it's like... Well, give us a chance to tell you. Give us the opportunity to tell you. Not now in a debate.

We already have it for you said several times. Actually, yeah. And what is Christian nationalism in the first place? What is Christian nationalism? We could start there. Nationalism Christian is the belief that our nation should be more Christian and that we We should do everything we can and elect people who are going to be more Christian.

Christian nationalism is not a nation or more secular, it should be more Christian. How and by what means do you do this? You elect people who will defend Christian values. You elect Christians. And where did Jesus say to do this? Yeah. Jesus doesn't need to say. Oh really ? Ah, that's practical. When is it convenient for you, brother? Take a shower and brush your teeth in the morning.

It's not a Christian thing either. It's not a Christian thing either. You're already losing. Exactly. That's what I mean. It's like it doesn't need to be a Christian thing. It's not a Christian thing either. You're already losing. Exactly. That's what I mean. It's like it doesn't have to be something Jesus said for it to be logically important.

Well, this is what we, this is something we do. What we believe is that you have the right to do this. You can be a Christian nationalist. It's good. But to suggest that Christianity, all Christians must be Christian nationalists, This is a problem for us. We don't have a problem if you think you should vote that way, as I sometimes do too. It's not a problem.

It's just that making a law that Christians should do this and not not doing this is really problematic in our opinion. Really ? Yeah. So you would rather have Sharia law in the United States rather than laws based on the Old Testament, what we have right now. I mean, hey, there's Sharia law. Law. We don't get what's out there like you can't.

Not all countries in the world are Christian nations. What do you do about this? What do you do with this? They think they think Christianity is an American religion. To make sure I see in this place, right? I would never want my children to have to grow up in this place. It's good ? It's good ? I want what God wants. I will never do it.

You either? No, no, that's not true. You are ? This is not true. We want what God wants. And if God lets our country fall under Sharia law, God allowed us to do so for a reason. You want to take it under your thumb and manage it materially in the name of Christ. It's a joke compared to what Christ did. Do you know what you look like right now? You say, okay, all the Israelites worship Bol.

And I'm like, hey guys, maybe we shouldn't worship Bol. Maybe we should turn to the one true God. And you say to yourself, why are you trying to say that this is what God wants? Yeah, that's a fallacious argument. This is what is happening. You say, you suggest this, because we believe that the means to the end are more important than the end.

So the way a Christian approaches things is important. The way we believe is love. It's not that we think Sharia law is a good thing. Like you're making this dichotomy that's not true. We do not defend Sharia law. Why is everyone going there? We're just saying the means for a Christian right now. You defend the fight.

A Christian should not fight. No, he should not tense his cheeks. You don't have a choice, do you? When you do, you know what Jesus said is that “y”? Ok, you have studied the Bible for 25 years. Okay, what did Jesus say? This is why the world hates him. He says the world can't hate you. He hates you because of me and he said why? Why does he say he hates me, right? Why does the world hate him? The world hates Jesus? Yeah, uh...

But before I answer, do you remember? And before I answer, let me ask you who is he? Wait, I'm... Who was he talking to? He was speaking to his disciples. That's it. Was he talking to you? Well, the disciples wrote the story for me. So, in a way, yes. No. Why would you think that because they wrote a story it was...

Wait, wait, wait, let me finish. At least for me. Why do you think if they wrote a story it was for you, while they taught the Jews under the law that they would be put to death and persecuted because it was hated? Sir, because I am a follower of Christ. N

o, you are a disciple of a book that has not been... You are a disciple of a book that has not been not been written for you. This book was not written for you. You take it and twist it unlicensed and use it to your advantage here, but it doesn't work. Read it correct you. You take it and misappropriate it without license and use it to your advantage here, but it doesn't work. Read it correctly.

You read it where, where, eh, when, what do you mean? I don't know what you're talking about, I teach it every week. Dude, you're blind. Come on man, wake up. I know the Bible. I know the Bible and I don't need to judge. I'm just telling you that you don't have it. Jesus said, “My kingdom is not of this world. If it were, my servants would fight. » That's what he said.

“If it were, my servants would fight. » Are you fighting? Do you realize that you are in direct contradiction to what Jesus Christ said? Justify it. How am I in direct contradiction to what Jesus Christ said? Justify it. How am I in direct contradiction to what Jesus Christ said? Tell me. I just said it. Don't you remember? I just said it. If my kingdom were of this world, my servants would fight. Yes.

Okay? His servants do not fight. How do you fight? What are you talking about? You just justified this entire conversation with our need to fight for Christian rights. You are a long way from what the Bible actually teaches. What are you talking about, sir? I say we should support Israel. That's how I started this conversation.

Because he doesn't kill Christians. So, in us, I support people who don't kill Christians. And we should support those who kill Christians. He's trying to say, “Who is Israel killing? » “Who is Israel killing? » Sir, they are trying. They try to say that Christ said, “If my kingdom were of this world, my servants would fight.

» But that is to say, “But my kingdom is not of this world.” » Therefore, my servants do not fight. If they were people, they would fight. But that's not the case. What do you do with this? He denies it now, he fights. You are asking a nation to be Christian. First of all, that in itself is a struggle. And then fight the people who fight us.

And we are not called to do that. He is a theocratic man. He believes in theocracy. You can't get out of it. Start murdering your family. You think it's the Christian thing to do, is to say yes back. And let things happen.

And say ok yeah we just say we trust in god and we're going to walk in faith and yeah we the fact and you say no and go ahead we have confidence have you ever heard of forgiveness have you ever heard that have you Ever heard of study theology, what the Bible teaches? Oh my God, man! We're really trying to reason with you here. How ? No, no. I think what you're trying to do is go online and get clicks.

Oh my God ! Yeah, that's our goal, buddy. Yeah, that's our goal. This is our goal. Dude, do you know us? Man, you're our goal, buddy. Yeah, that's our goal. This is our goal. Dude, do you know us? Man, you're insightful. This is our goal. Look at our history. Go to our YouTube channel and see how few clicks we get.

We are... Here for the clicks, you idiot. Yeah, I really don't understand why you do that. Because it's the truth. We care about God. We care about God. We care about God. And we care about the kingdom of Christ. Who cares what he established on Instagram. And that's not what you're doing. It has not established what you are promoting.

Who cares what he promotes. We follow him. We have to stop. Finally, our video is lost. Sorry guys, I don't know what's going on. I ruined everything. We have exceeded the allotted time. Hello, call me back. Let's give him our email address and do a Zoom call. Buddy, do you want to do it? Do you want to do it? Did we lose it? Did he hang out with us? Yeah, he hung up on us.

Uh, oh, sorry guys. We are, we are, we are, we are, we. What are you doing? You are there, you are there, you are there. You are there, you are there. You are there, you are there. You are there, you are there. You are there, you are there. You are there, you are there. You are there, you are there. Finished. We lost internet on our video, so we have to wait.

Ok, we have a hundred comments on all this. Do you want to browse them? Okay, it's over. Do you want to read and comment on them? Yes, I just want to make a few comments. Um, okay. Dad, can you put your video back online? Eh, it's not showing up. Okay, come with me to the screen, please. Alright. Sorry guys. Here I am.

Hi, right next to you. Okay. Uh. The gospel cannot be defended. It's time to wake up to the truth. Read their name. Who says it? Michael Smith? Uh... Christ will rise from the dead. The third day is not written in the Torah. He said something. But the Jewish people today are not Israelites in the prophecies of Scripture.

Uh... Some of this stuff doesn't make sense to me. Not him, but other people. So I don't care... I'm not going to put them online. Do you have anything to say about Michael Smith's comments? No. I don't really know what he says, but you know, we can continue next week. Okay. Uh... Would Christians in the Middle East answer questions about their faith honestly if they didn't get killed for it? Muslim nations have many more Christians.

It was for the numbers, the data. I am referring to the so-called “survey”. I want to live in a constitutional republic like the one we already have. All right. Um, oh, there are a lot of people who say things like that. I don't know where you're going with this, so I won't answer it. » “Why the disciples of Mary’s son? » “Okay, that’s a lot of questions.

» “Sorry guys, I can’t.” " not. Can no disciple of the son of Mary consider the Christian laws as the mark of the beast? I'm not sure. Michael Smith, what are you trying to say here? THE Christians will implement the mark of the beast. Fighting for the social rights of Christians. I shake my head.

Awake, humble yourself, repent, seek power of Abraham, Isaac and the Israelites. Instead, abandon the idol of Mary's son. There's a lot of... We're in a crazy situation, guys. We preach faith and love. That's all we preach. Nothing more. This is what we preach. Faith and love. Corimène said on Instagram, it is time to make a Yesou in comparison with Christianity and Christian nationalism.

Sean, let's go. LFG. Frottomi. THANKS. But you have to do it. And ? U. Indy, yeah, just comments. But by text, we got it. Sorry guys, we're just trying to get all your stuff back here. I thought I'd weigh in on the tattoos. This is actually an improvement for this cup. I want to congratulate Delany on her new human.

Our latest caller does not understand that the Jewish station does not believe in Yeshua. He calls him a false prophet. And as for the only nation that supports Christians, go to Israel and see if you can become resident as a believer in Yeshua. It doesn't happen. It's so true. Wow. Gender. Wow. That's a very good comment there.

Who gave this? I don't know. I don't know who this number is. Sorry though. Thank you for your insight. We don't forget not these things. We don't know them. Uh. And then someone wrote an effective fl 12-13. I don't know what that means. What it says. Ooh, but that says it. I love you guys. I love your book. Sean just finished your book.

Don't piss off Jesus. Oh good. Thank you all for listening to me. That was all. That was a good question. Thank you all year for these excellent answers. She brings a tenor to the younger generation. I just want to say. Oh, no. I think it's about time to do a little social media because apparently we're all about getting clicks.

And that's what that we have done all our lives. We must read the Bible. Yeah, yes. We must study the theology. My God. All right. Thank you all. Thanks guys. I have 15 minutes to finish the book.