Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.
Is story number one, gen Z men will need to
learn that Christian doesn't mean weak. Story number two, Heroin
and Hell are incestuous cousins. And story number three was
God the Father anti Semitic was Jesus. We'll talk about
this all with the help of God Almighty.
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These
are the times to which God is the Saturday Show life.
Speaker 3: Gen Z men, and I do mean men at this point.
Speaker 1: I mean women too, but this is really focused on
men are going to have to learn that being Christian
doesn't mean being weak. Now, if you're not Christian, You're
first gonna have to learn that part that you can't
have any true, long lasting value, permanent value apart from
the vinyl Christ. You can't actually have the life God
intends for you until you fully surrender to the Lord.
Other than that just holding back parts of your life
from Him or trying to so but a Christian men
who are gen Z are going to have to learn
what it is to be a strong Christian man, a
strong and courageous Christian man. And that doesn't mean instantly
resolving yourself. Oh I need to get jacked and be
able to engage in combat sports, et cetera. Now that
may come to play at some point. You may need
to defend the least of these in true defense, not
to harm, not to get revenge, but truly defend because
of the way our world's going. But we need to
be able to do this in a rhetorical sense, in
a spiritual sense. And the first step I think to
being a strong Christian man as gen Z is, you
know that whole thing about Zen.
Speaker 3: Forget that.
Speaker 1: Instead rest in the spirit of God. When you see
things like this going on. This happened in Los Angeles.
So there is one black guy who is irate and
dangerous seeming, particularly if you've seen some of the rage
attacks in subways. And then there's another black man who
looks to me to be a dude just on his
way to work, and maybe he's a brother in Christ.
When we see things like this. Number one, we need
to remember that God has got this. He's allowing these
things to happen for now.
Speaker 3: He's going to use these for his glory.
Speaker 1: There are people who are seeing events like this, going
my gosh, what a fallen world.
Speaker 3: And part of being a.
Speaker 1: Strong man as gen Z is to be able to
say to people, yeah, you know what, that was really disturbing.
I put my faith in God. I know God's alying
these things for his glory. Or when someone comes in
and says, why is our world so screwed up? Someone
asked me this the other day, Someone said, why does
God make it so hard to come to him? I said,
oh wait, wait, wait, that wasn't God's choice. No, God
didn't want us to walk away from him. He gave
us the freedom to do it. So you're designed for perfection,
but you live in a fallen world. And thank Gosh
that you know that this isn't right, because that means
the word of God is within you somehow. Apostle Paul says,
even if you've never read the Bible or the Word
of God or at that time, the Law, the word
of God's still in you. So to be a strong
gen Z Christian man is to look at scenes like
this and to rest secure in the spirit of Christ.
Don't feel the need to jump in if no one's
directly at risk, and watch and compare.
Speaker 3: The white people.
Speaker 4: Can get help.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're just placed to my right man.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because you got these white nose scared.
Speaker 3: They had a scare too, You got you a shame anything, dude,
I'm not trying to hear it. Dude, I'm not trying
to hear I'm not trying to need a pump.
Speaker 1: So one guy over here with tattoos and or makeup
below his eyes, he's got the dreads dressed all in black.
Clearly outrage, maybe spiritually fallen. Definitely not this piece of
the Holy Spirit, because anger and rage, these are not
God the emotions, they're not the fruit of the spirit.
The other gentleman, the actual gentleman, what did he have
in his hands, Roses, This is around Valentine's Day, dressed
like a guy who spent a day at work. He's
going under the train. He doesn't make a move towards
the other man. Praise the other guy doesn't make a
move towards him. There's no overt threats. You need to
bump being the closest thing to a threat. They walk away,
Praise God. Another black man in a security jacket steps up.
He's there in case something goes wrong, and God saw
the whole thing. So part of being a Christian man,
a strong gen Z man, is to step back and
look at what you saw, but through a godly lens,
not through your flesh. That guy's an idiot. That guy's
a drug addict. That guy's dangerous. That guy's probably a
gang member, he's all these things. He's a felon. That
guy's a good family guy. Okay, but let's look at
it from God's perspective. One guy appeared falling. Part of
being a strong Christian gen Z man is to look
at the guy who is doing the screaming and be
able to pray and hurt for him, and to be
able to get on that train and maybe go up
to that guy with the roses and say, hey, you know,
I appreciate you calling it out. You know, I've never
held sleigh and I'm white, but you know that guy
just seemed to really fall into me. And could I
ask you man, could we pray for him together? And
then there's this Please to be a strong gen Z
Christian man, Please don't look at that guy who is
doing the yelling, and go with thank God, I'm not
with him like that. Thank God, I'm so much better
than that guy. Don't do that, because Jesus warns against
such things. Don't sit there and look at someone who
has no money or no favor, is nowhere apparently in life,
and they come in and they walk into the temple
or church, you go, wow, just thank Gosh, I'm not
like them. I'm so much better. God doesn't see it
that way. He sees that person has fallen. But we
need to be able to reflect upon the times we fell.
But we are going to have to be absolutely strong too,
and I mean truly strong, and I mean sometimes prepared
to be physically strong in defense of the least of these,
because the demons are being allowed to run wild God
for his glory, to teach us that we can rest
secure in Him. Even as the demons run wild and
in the world.
Speaker 3: It's for their expedience.
Speaker 1: I'll show you some cases out of Canada that are shocking,
and it's a great opportunity for us to examine what
it is to be a strong Christian. Gen z Man says,
the old guy with the gray hair, I get it.
Speaker 3: Hey, look a boomer teaching us how to be strong.
Speaker 2: Gen Z.
Speaker 3: I'm actually an exer. That's okay. That doesn't mean that
I'm not old. I get it.
Speaker 1: In comparison to the gen Z I'm almost completely ai ancient,
and yet I can go bang out a workout that
will put a lot of gen Z men to shame
because it's what I do, it's what I enjoy doing.
Speaker 3: It's my hobby.
Speaker 1: If I'm not with my beloved wife family at church,
I'm at the gym. And I don't want to keep
this going as long as I can, So I'm going
to go down to renew Healthcare in Mexico. This time,
it's not because of an ailment. There's probably an area
or two of my body where I could use some
stem cells instead of going down for their anti aging protocol,
which of course contains stem cells, and in this case,
I the injection of stem cells. But far more than this,
they got to do a full epigenetic metaball like panel
on me.
Speaker 3: They're gonna look at the age.
Speaker 1: Of I'm at now, my biological age compared to my
chronological age. More importantly, they're gonna look at my rate
of aging, how quickly. Am I getting to a point
where I can't go do rope climbs or cleaning jerks,
or I'm terrible at snatches, but doing my little weird
old man snatches.
Speaker 3: They're gonna look at a tome like that, but what's
likely to take me out? They're gonna do a very
advanced heart screening.
Speaker 1: They're gonna do three different cancer screenings that You're gonna
do a number of ivs target at my specific condition,
five visits to the hyperbrek chamber, and then yes, an
IV injection of their stem cells. Those stem cells from donors.
They reject eighty to ninety percent of the cells, unlike
the trash cells they use in America. If you're interested
in understanding how quickly you're aging and being the CEO
of your own healthcare, go ask them about this at
renew r E n u E dot healthcare dot com.
It's renew r E n UE dot healthcare. This person
needs a ton of mental health care and he should
be behind bars where he's going through this healthcare. If
you're a gen Z man and a gen Z Christian man,
we need to be able to be strong around circumstances
like this. This man calls himself Alice Atwood.
Speaker 7: Hello, everybody, it's Alice Michael here. I just wanted to
share a little PSA for you all, because some people
don't seem to understand this. But there is a publication
ban on my case that means that anytime someone shares
something that has my full legal name on it in
reference to the criminal matter that I am a part of,
they're breaking the law. And you're also putting my kids
in danger, like more danger than I already have. They
have dealt with enough. The last thing they need is
people talking about this in front of their kids sharing
the full information. God forbid God. Those kids that they
go to school with, which I don't know where they
go to school, but one of those kids that they
go to school with picks up on that and starts
to bully my kids over.
Speaker 1: So, as a strong Christian man, I'm not going to
take my direction on speaking truth from a man who's
so fairly, so clearly far apart from God. This guy's
apparent birth name is Michael Joseph Atwood and they don't
live in Canada, so so Canada can't do anything to
me about this. I guess they could try they've done that.
If this video gets played in Canada. By the way,
if you're playing this in Canada, please alert the authority
to the fact that I said this guy's name. Apparently
it's Michael Joseph Atwood. Please alert them because to be
persecuted for speaking truth.
Speaker 3: Glory to God. In pursuit of truth.
Speaker 1: He said that us talking about his full case could
put his kids in even more danger than he put them.
He stabbed them, both of them. I believe it's his
daughter who's on a feeding tube forever owhen incidentally, he's
being allowed to drive around. Part of being a strong
Christian man, gen Z growing up into this world is
to feel okay stating out front. No, I'm not going
to be told. I'm not going to be speech policed
by you.
Speaker 3: I will not lie. God says do not lie.
Speaker 1: Nor am I going to hate you. I'm not going
to fear you, because God commands us to not fear.
I'm not going to seek you out to do harm.
I'm going to advise others to not do that or
not to murder. But if you're around my kids. If
I ever see you around my kids, I will go
to you and say get away.
Speaker 3: From my kids.
Speaker 1: And if you refuse, I'll bring two or three other
guys over to try to get you away from my kids.
And if you refuse, I'll physically remove you. But I
won't do it with anger a rage. I'll do it
with sadness, praying, praying for you as we walk out,
praying for you as I push you out the door,
praying away the demons, because God Jesus has delegated to
us the authorities to actually banish demons. He says more things,
but we're going to skip that. He says more things
about a seven year old kid, but I want to
go to A British man on UKTV says he doesn't
feel safe in England and listen to what he's told you.
Speaker 5: Are you really saying he'd be less of a risk
there than you would be in Tower Hamlets on what basis?
Speaker 3: Well, I've been stabbed twice in London.
Speaker 4: That's advice to say.
Speaker 3: That's a big city, Sadly that happens sometimes.
Speaker 1: Well, it's a big city, sadly that happens sometimes. This
is Jeremy Vine on the show and he's talking to
Kimberly in Essex and this guy's saying I don't feel
safe in these neighborhoods that have been taken over by
people who do not mean England, well, people who are
anti christ in that their religion attacks the Christian faith.
He doesn't feel safe because well, it's a big city.
I'm sorry you've been stablished. Shin up, nick, nick, That
just happens in big cities. Then chin up, nick, nick love.
Sometimes being a strong Christian gen z man involves looking
at dudes even older than mister gray hair grandpa over here.
Such is this case on a popular TV show.
Speaker 6: I'm not into touching.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna put that out front. I'm no touching, no touching.
I won't touch you. I was paired up with Isaac.
He was like, no touching. I was like, oh, this
is gonna be fun.
Speaker 5: The music will start, the boys will turn around, gentlemen,
let's turn gorgeous, and then we start walking once post
my six three two six seventy, and then maybe let's
look at the gentlemen. Gentlemen, you guys can acknowledge us.
Speaker 4: Oh who is this?
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I can't do this.
Speaker 3: I can't do I'm sorry now Isaac is done. I'm
a man of God.
Speaker 2: I can't do this.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I love those people. I pray for him.
I will never do anything to hurt him or condemn them.
And men, I'm not supposed to dress like women. I'm
not going to go along go along with that. It's
time to stand up and be a man of God.
Speaker 1: Now you can disagree with this man. You can call
him a hater or hater, you can do all those things.
But he stands for his principles as a Christian man
and gen Z sometimes it's okay to learn from Grandpa's story.
Speaker 3: Number two.
Speaker 1: Heroin and hell are incestuous. You know, the drug heroine
and the word hell are really kind of incestuous cousins.
They're almost the same thing. I mean, the first time
people try heroin. I've talked to people who tried it
for the first time, and it's this incredible warm feeling.
Speaker 3: Well, you know what sin.
Speaker 1: Things that feel good to the flesh often feel warm, right.
Things that feel good to the flesh are often wrong.
They're sinful. And that first shot of heroin for people is,
oh my gosh, I feel so warm and so relaxed.
I've had people talk about this with me. When I've
interviewed heroinatics are fromer. Heroin addicts that there's this relaxation,
that everything feels safe. Well, the devil doesn't want you
to feel that you're in danger. So the devil will
take sin activities and you feel warm in his disgusting,
sulfulfilled cradle of hell for a little while until reality
creeps in. And when people figure out they're addicted to
heroin and they can't sleep without it, well, then that's
just a simple matter of getting up and ganam a
shot and going back to sleep. And then when you
can't think without it, when you can't go fifteen minutes
without it, now the devil has you the same thing
with so many sin activities. Oh man, I know I
can't afford to be here gambling. I know them at
the casino. I know my family has a mortgage to make,
but it feels so good. Every time I win, I
get a dopamine hit. I know I should stop this affair,
I can't. I know I shouldn't be going out and
doing this with this or that man or woman, but
I can't. I know I should stop concealing that I'm
stealing from my business that I'm embezzling funds, but I can't.
I know I should not cheat on my taxes, but
look at how that much money I've saved. And then
suddenly there's the irs at the door or your face
with your disgusting sin of what you did to a
marriage partner, to a spouse, and you have to face
it and the filth and the humiliation that you put
upon yourself to mention what you've done to your family,
the gambling. Come home and tell your wife, you know what,
we can't pay the mortgage this month. We're gonna have
to move under with your parents.
Speaker 3: Why where did it go? While I was at the casino?
But it felt so good.
Speaker 1: It's the same thing with heroin, same exact thing.
Speaker 3: There's a site called we Heart Seattle and it's.
Speaker 1: Tracking some of the heroin deaths and it's tracking what's
being done in Seattle to promote more use of heroin.
Wrote we lost thirty thousand souls to death by overdose
in the state of Washington over the last thirteen years
and tax funded PHRA. This is the People's Harm Reliance
Association thinks it's cute to make Valentine's normalizing illegal drug
use and paraphernalia. And that's exactly what they did. They
made these cute little things, the People's Harm Reduction Alliance.
Let's give this a shot. Hey, look, it's a hyperdermic
needle with an angel and the drug war. They say
in the Hearts, the candy hearts, nor can't get you
off my mind. That's so very, very acute. I don't
believe in love, but you've foiled my plans. Foil is
something people use to cook caroin and meth often. You're
a bevel up above the rest, that is, to bevel
up your shots, your hypodermic. You took a pizzle in
my heart, a pizzle being a crack pipe, and they
distributed these and the King County Health Association stands by
and watches all of this happen. Hell and heroin are
kissing cousins in setuous kissing cousins.
Speaker 3: You want to see some of the results of this.
Speaker 1: I want to show you something that happened not far
from where a friend of mine has his office now.
It is across the bridge. It is across the lake.
Bone Frog Coffee is located over there. My friend Tim
Krukshank lives in this area of the country and he's
raised his family there. It's gonna be hard pressed to
get him to leave. Tim is the CEO of Bone
Frog Coffee in a retired Navy seal, and he's put
on the Great Coffee Crush Giveaway. You can win three
hundred and fifty dollars in coffee in gift card form
from Tim or one hundred or fifty. All you have
to do is participate in the Great Coffee Crush Giveaway.
Coffee is a much better addiction than Heroin, by the way,
and I am probably addicted to coffee in some way.
Just go like any of the posts on their social
media sites that about the Coffee Crush giveaway. Like it,
retweet it, and follow them. You're entered to win. Got
to be a US citizen to win. No purchase is necessary.
This runs the entire month of February. Winners are going
to be randomly selected and they will be noticaid notified
through direct message of the wind and then they'll make
a public notification. Now Tim keeps himself across the bridge
from Seattle, but you want to see some of the results,
Some of the ill born children of the marriage between
the hell of Heroin.
Speaker 3: And the hell of hell.
Speaker 1: This is outside of Seahawk Alley, in the separate country
of Washington State.
Speaker 4: Last night, this RV burnt down in Hawk Alley here
on Utah and Holgate, and the city is out here
gutting it and throwing away the insides. What caused the fire, hmm,
let me guess.
Speaker 3: It's generator yers probably stolen generator.
Speaker 4: Propane take explosion, Maybe the engine blue the torched wires
which are cable electricity.
Speaker 8: And they're waiting a tow truck to pull it out
so Exfinity can get in and be in their cables.
Speaker 4: These two guys survived. The whole thing is a taking
time bomb, a total disaster.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows about Hawk Alley, and everybody knows about the
dilapidated RVs, and everybody knows about the propane tanks, and
everybody knows that there have been explosions from time to
time under things like the West Seattle Bridge, which wouldn't
be hard to accidentally take down. Everybody's seeing the fires
outside of the hills below the hospitals along the freeways.
Everybody's heard about the building that blew up because homeless
people who were riddled by the drug of heroin. The
Hell and Heroin, the insistuous cousins. They tapped into a
natural gas line so that a they could stay warm
and b they could cook drugs. And they blew up
a block of buildings and Praise God, no one was
there other than them, and they survived somehow.
Speaker 3: Praise God.
Speaker 1: Hell and Heroin are kissing cousins, and the separate countries
like Seattle want more heroin, and by extension of that,
they want more hell. A big question for you is
God anti Semitic? What about Jesus Christ, one of the
three members of the Triune God? Had I asked, because
there are certain forms of criticism that are being called
anti semitic, and if we are anti semitic for making
these criticisms, that would make God himself anti Semitic. Now
the catalyst for talking about this and jumping into this
topic today, for me at least, came because this past
weekends my wife and I went and saw a movie
called The Voice of hind Rajab and the War in Gaza,
or the War as my wife might say, on Gaza
has fallen really hard on her and she spent a
lot of time looking at the amount of deaths, and
the Israeli Army now admits and their numbers match some
of the international groups that monitor this. And I know
there's tons of corruption these international groups, and I don't
trust Hamas as far as I can throw a skyscraper,
But they agreed on the numbers of deaths. It was
seventy thousand or so at the time. Those seventy thousand people,
how many of them were in Hamas. There are some
estimates that twenty thousand children have been killed with the
Israeli attacks into Gaza. There are rumors and discussions that
President Trump plans to build a resort there, a Trump
branded resort, because the Gazen beaches are beautiful beaches. If
that comes to pass, if President Trump's companies do, and
if he allows a resort to be there after this
has gone through, it will be one of the biggest
acts of genocide for money in history, and it will
be it will forever stain and beyond stain anything President
Trump could do it for our country.
Speaker 3: I pray that that is not the case.
Speaker 1: And those of us who admit ignorance in relation to
Middle Eastern politics, I mean, there's the big picture. Hamas
isn't like Israel. Israel isn't like Hamas. There's terrible bad feelings.
But those of us who are conservative have been brought
up to believe and been educated to believe that the
Israeli government is always the good guy. They never do
anything wrong. That's what we've been for. We've been taught
to believe. They're American pastors who have huge footprints who
have said Israel can do no wrong.
Speaker 3: Because Israel is God's chosen people. No, they're not. That's
not true.
Speaker 1: The tribe of people who became Israel are God's chosen people.
Do you mean the one tenth of one percent of
Jewish people to the degree that all of them are
Jewish who lead the government of Israel. God unchos soul.
Speaker 3: As king.
Speaker 1: It's a big debate in all sorts of circles whether
David's son Solomon is even saved. So we watched this
movie and this was the catalyst for me, and we
watched it at an independent theater that, frankly, it's nothing
like it used to be. It's a place in Spokane,
Washington called the Magical Antern. It used to be an
incredible theater back in the day. It had four or
five different theaters. It had a coffee shop and little
treat shopping. My dear friend, who is really it's ridiculous
to call him friends. He is a full on brother
to me. We used to go there in high school
and all our friends who lived in the valley thought
we were crazy because there were hipsters down there and
men who were I make up, and people drink espresso.
And we go down and see things like the Rocky
Horror Picture Show and a clockwork orange and liquid Sky,
terrible movie Liquis Guy.
Speaker 3: And so this new Magic Lantern is still independent.
Speaker 1: And when my wife and I went to go watch
this movie the Voice of Hindrajab, it's really because she
wanted to. And she and I went and ate dinner
at a place that's owned by two Syrian brothers prior
to this, who are probably Christian. I say this because
they celebrate Christmas and they chose to give us a
Christmas gift when we went in there just before Christmas.
They wanted to give us a Christmas gift. They said
to us, Merry Christmas. And there's a lot of Syrian
Christians who fled Syria to come here because there was
this nasty thing of Syrian Christians being killed. So people
who are wide eyed or at least about the Middle
East watch this stuff that admit they're ignorant.
Speaker 3: I don't know who started the rage.
Speaker 1: I know that I watched a couple of documentaries where
unspeakable things are done to families for simply trying to
raise kids. They don't have any signals of being hamas
they're growing grapes the gas stations. In the movie, the
voice of hindri Jab is the voice of a six
year old girl. The entire movie is built around her voice,
and it's agonizing. She calls the Red Cresset, which is
an offshoots of the Red Cross, and she calls because
she is in her family's van, surrounded by her relatives
who are no longer alive. The first call comes from
her cousin, an adult, and then she is unalived on
the phone and you hear that. Then later comes the
call from this little girl and her van has been
shot up. It's determined later that it was shot up
three hundred and fifty five times three hundred and fifty
five vullet holes in what is clearly.
Speaker 3: A family van.
Speaker 1: There are toys in the background in the back baby
blankets and okay, Hama could use that as an ID.
I'm not stupid, but nor of the Israeli troops. It
hadn't exploded, it hadn't gone off. The rescuers from the
Red Crescents were eight minutes away, driving eight in three
and a half hours. They were not allowed to go
eight minutes to pull up next to this car to
get this little girl out. And I don't want to
give the movie away entirely. I want to tell you
that this young girl, this little kid at six, had
all sorts of dignity throughout this and I don't want
to give away the way it ends, but it is
a fascinating thing to watch people in Gaza go through
channels to coordinate with the Israeli military to be allowed
to take an ambulance in to rescue a six year
old girl. That wouldn't have put any israel The.
Speaker 3: Troops at risk.
Speaker 1: And if what they say is about technology and what
Israel has in terms of technology is true, and they
knew that was a six year old girl in that
vehicle and they allowed this to go on that long,
then that is to their eternal shame. So did what
I just say, make me anti Semitic. There's a very
famous author who's written on the nature of evil. Well,
I think his most famous book is probably The Roadless Traveled,
which is a fantastic book.
Speaker 3: He then wrote a book about evil.
Speaker 1: I can't remember the name of it, but it was
a fascating book how he'd had encounters with evil. He
had been a Christian pastor and counselor Christian counselor. He
converted to Catholicism. His name is doctor Scott Hahn, and
doctor Han talked about anti Semitism and the criticism of
the governments of Israel or government policies.
Speaker 6: Very careful about labeling people anti Semites, because on the
other side of this spectrum, we have to recognize that
to be a Catholic Christian, to be a New Testament Christian,
does not in any way cause you to embrace Zionism
as the fulfillment of prophecy. And so if somebody speaks
out against a Zionist political agenda with whatever consequences, you know,
with respect to Gaza or missile strikes and so on
and so forth, I'm just really cautious about even taking
one step into the political Arena agreed.
Speaker 1: And yet I talk about politics, and I am not
an expert on Middle East policy. I don't know who
started what. I don't know who hates who. More, I
know that there's a ton of hatred to go around.
And I know that during this movie that we were
watching the Voice of Hindri Jab, she's on the phone
and there's an Israeli take next to her, and you
can hear the engines of the tank and I'm as
to my knowledge, doesn't have tanks.
Speaker 3: And it's a six year old kid.
Speaker 1: And I know that there were rescuers who were unalived,
who are taking amblances out. Now, can you hide a
bomb in an ambulance?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: You know what else?
Speaker 1: Israeli troops can stand away from the ambulance in a
case like that. They've been bombing the heck out of
that particular intersection. So if I were to criticize the
government of Israel for saying, wait, you didn't clear that
street so that ambulance could go in and rescue that
six year old, You didn't take that three and a
half hours to say to your troops back off of
this this far three hundred feet five hundred feet to
protect your guys so they could go get a six
year old girl out. You didn't stop your tank and
you're next to it anyway, and have scanning devices and
heat devices that hey, there's a little tiny girl in here.
If I size eighty thousand deaths and the absolute blankets
bombing of Gaza, now I'm anti semi Semitic. I can't
stay in a moss. I believe that Islam is overtly
almost overtly Satanic. I know this that the Jewish faith
is not following the Lord Jesus. I know that the
Lord says, you're either.
Speaker 3: With me or against me.
Speaker 1: But was God at Semitic Exodus thirty two the Golden Calf?
Almost this was on Mount Sinai. The Israelis fashioned a
golden craft a calf to worship, which God characterized as
says stiff necked rebellion and a rejection of the invisible Creator.
The ten Rebellions in the Wilderness numbers fourteen. God criticized
the generation that left Egypt for attesting him ten times
through constant grumbling, lack of faith, refusing to enter the
Promised Land, and as a result, he condemned that generation
to die in the wilderness.
Speaker 3: Amos and Mika.
Speaker 1: God used the prophet Amos to condemn Israel for selling
the righteous silver and trampling the needy, because similarly rebukes
the leaders who hate good and love evil, and some
people would call this the birth of social justice, although
godly style not the fake style spirituality in adulture Hoseiah
and Jeremiah, God frequently like in Israel's unfaithfulness to a
marriage breach. Through Hoseiah, he criticized their worship behavior in
pursuing idols. In Jeremiah two thirteen, he rebuked them for
forsaking the fountain of living water to build broken cisterns.
Religious hypocrisy Isaiah and Amos. God expressed disdain for Israel's
outward religious rituals that lacked sincere devotion, and Isaiah one
verses thirteen through fifteen he called their offerings meaningless an abomination,
and through Amos he declared he hated and despised the
religious feasts because they lacked justice. Rejection of God as
king First Samuel eight, when Israel demanded a human king
to be like all the nations, God told Samuel that
the people had not rejected it's samo, but a rejected God.
So one way to look at this is if saying
Christ is King is anti Semitic, then isn't the reverse
also true?
Speaker 5: Do you think saying Christ is King is anti Semitic?
Speaker 3: No, I Christ is King.
Speaker 8: The phrase Christ is King has been, admittedly by many
co opted for the purpose of identifying with a groper
movement and putting the Jews in their proper place to
show them that they are other than. I'm talking about
how the phrase can be abused to say.
Speaker 9: That Christ is King is the sentiment and that it
itself is somehow anti semitic. Is It's a false comparison.
It's almost like saying, well, if you're going to say
that you're Catholic, you are also antisemitic. Why because you
believe in something that is completely antithetical to what the
Jews believe. And conversely, we could say that Judaism by
its very nature is an anti christ religion. If we
want to play that game, we can play that game.
Speaker 1: Well, I would just differ with the pastor in this regard.
It's not playing a game.
Speaker 3: Jesus said.
Speaker 1: You are either for me or against me. So to
be anti Christ, who would be maybe to hate him? Okay, well,
that's being anti Christ. What about to deny him? You're
not in the Messiah, you are'd even God, or as
Ben Shapiro at one point said, effectively compared Jesus to
a common criminal or a rebellion against Rome and a
Jew who tried to rebel against Rome and got killed
for his trouble. That's a much closer quote to one
of the things Shapiro said. Does that make Ben anti Jesus? Yeah,
it does makes him anti Christ. It does has been
an evil man. No, I don't think Ben Shapiro's evil.
I don't think that Jews who do not recognize Jesus
as Messiah or evil, they're just wrong. But Jesus said,
you're either for me or against me, So is.
Speaker 3: He anti Semitic. Jesus loved.
Speaker 1: The temple and hated seeing it used by the Pharisees,
used as a money making con He hated seeing how
the Pharisees had twisted his father's word. He didn't hate them,
he hated what they were doing. He spoke in some
of the most profoundly negative ways though about.
Speaker 3: If you want to say it, zionis of the day.
Speaker 1: People who worship their own power, the Pharisees, who had
twisted God's word to be able to con people in
the temple. In John eight forty four, Jesus Christ says,
and he's speaking to at that point the religious leaders
of the Jewish people, not the fake the Caiphus. Caiphus
who was appointed by the Romans to lead, who who
was cooperating with Romans, cooperating with the oppressors of the
Jewish people. He was the worst form of politician, the
worst form of usurper. But here Jesus is talking to Pharisees.
You belong to your father, the devil, and he want
to carry out your father's desire. He was a murderer
from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there
is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks
his his native language, for he is the liar and
the father of lies. Does that make Jesus anti Semitic
because he's talking here about who were at that time
the leader of the Jewish people. So is Jesus anti Semitic?
Now what about Benjamin net Yahoo, You tick at that quote,
you pull that buck up. He was a murderer from
the beginning. He's not holding so Benjamin Net Yahoo went
to Katar and asked Katar to get monies into the
hands of Hamas, and not a little bit of moneys,
a lot of money. Benjamin net Yahoo made sure that
Hamas received funding. I didn't say that Palestinian authority. I
didn't say an NGO helping Palestinian people or people in
Gaza eat. I said he helped make sure ha Mosque
got funding. Laundering this effort through Katar. Does that make
Benjamin Netni Yahu anti Semitic?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Wait, He's running the government of Israel, a government Israel
that has at least two members of the Kanessa who
wear nooses on their lapels.
Speaker 3: There's a large.
Speaker 1: Percentage of people right now in Israel who say there
are no innocent people in Gaza.
Speaker 3: Wipe them all up.
Speaker 1: There are American pastors who said, if it was up
to me, I'd kill them all. That disturbs me. I
don't think whis Christians can do that. So was God
anti Semitic?
Speaker 6: Is Jesus?
Speaker 3: This is the Todd Hermann Show.
Speaker 1: Please go be well, be strong, be kind, and please
make every effort to walk in the light of Christ.