Speaker 1: You're listening to KFI AM six forty on demand. A
Speaker 1: study says that it found that the wealthy, particularly the
Speaker 1: wealthy that's motivated by greed. You may not think there's
Speaker 1: a difference, there is a difference, but the wealthy motivated
Speaker 1: by greed are more likely to be unethical, including lying
Speaker 1: and cheating things of that nature. Some of the findings
Speaker 1: like and I quote, people driving expensive cars were more
Speaker 1: likely than other motorists to cut off drivers and pedestrians
Speaker 1: at four way stop intersection. Those findings led to a
Speaker 1: series of experiments that revealed that people of higher socioeconomic
Speaker 1: status were also more likely to cheat to win a prize,
Speaker 1: take candy from children, and say that they would pocket
Speaker 1: extra change handed to them in error rather than give
Speaker 1: it back. And that's always one of those those ethical
Speaker 1: challenges that people will bring before you. Right if you
Speaker 1: are in a grocery store or some department store or
Speaker 1: something and the person checking you out gives you too
Speaker 1: much change back, would you keep it or would you
Speaker 1: tell them, hey, I think you gave me too much change.
Speaker 1: They're saying that those that were wealthy, being motivated by
Speaker 1: greed would not have given the money back or correct
Speaker 1: the error. More information revealed the conclusion that because of
Speaker 1: the abundance of financial resources, rich people live in a
Speaker 1: more insular world with less need for social bonds for survival.
Speaker 1: So you get to a place in your life where
Speaker 1: you know that you need people in your life because
Speaker 1: you have need. Now that sounds incredibly selfish one on
Speaker 1: one hand, but in another way, you learned that life
Speaker 1: is not in a bubble that you live in in
Speaker 1: such a way that others are important to you and
Speaker 1: a necessity. But when you get to a level, as
Speaker 1: socio economic level where you have less need, you kind
Speaker 1: of can pay people to do things for you. You
Speaker 1: have so much you're relying and leaning so much on
Speaker 1: this money that you tend not to interact with people
Speaker 1: in the same way because you don't need to well,
Speaker 1: I don't even need to be nice. It's almost as
Speaker 1: if you're telling yourself you need to be nice and
Speaker 1: make friends because you don't have anything else to offer
Speaker 1: or what have you. But you get to a place
Speaker 1: where you're more self contained and you don't care what
Speaker 1: people think, and therefore you kind of do away with
Speaker 1: niceties or other types of things they would call social bonds.
Speaker 1: That deal with your survival. If you think of it
Speaker 1: this way, a child at the beginning of their life,
Speaker 1: so precious and so needy, absolutely has to rely on
Speaker 1: that which is given to them by his or her parents. Right,
Speaker 1: So when small children, a child a male female are
Speaker 1: often more compliant with the rules of the household than
Speaker 1: a child who is going through that process of turning
Speaker 1: to a young adult who feels he or she is
Speaker 1: self sufficient, even though you know in reality they certainly
Speaker 1: are not self sufficient. But they get to that place,
Speaker 1: and that child now sees themselves as a young adult,
Speaker 1: sees that they have more, probably more than they think
Speaker 1: they do. In reality. They're still growing and learning, but
Speaker 1: they see themselves as having more. And this happens a
Speaker 1: lot in the teens, and they start to rebel more
Speaker 1: so they think, I don't need my parents, I can
Speaker 1: do all this myself. Similarly, as you obtain wealth, and
Speaker 1: if that is your sole goal, if that's what you're
Speaker 1: the only thing, you are completely and utterly sold on
Speaker 1: obtaining all of this wealth. Once you start to obtain it,
Speaker 1: you'll start pushing away those you know, other people in
Speaker 1: your life where you won't see a need for them.
Speaker 1: So the study is pointing out that people with wealth
Speaker 1: start to get rude, more rude, and ignore others and
Speaker 1: don't interact the same way because they feel they don't
Speaker 1: need to. When you think you could buy what you need,
Speaker 1: you don't focus on the skills that it takes to
Speaker 1: obtain that in everyday life in a real, deep and
Speaker 1: true way. The strange thing about this story is that
Speaker 1: this study itself is nothing new. Think about this for
Speaker 1: a moment. As a matter of fact, Scripture is filled
Speaker 1: with examples of people trading ethics, their own character for
Speaker 1: money and power. This has been around forever. Scripture makes
Speaker 1: it clear if your goal is just to make money
Speaker 1: and your motivation is greed, you should not be trusted,
Speaker 1: nor will you ever ever know the things of God.
Speaker 1: It's not that in Scripture I pick on people that
Speaker 1: are rich. That's not the case. If you know the
Speaker 1: stories about it's easier to get a camel in an
Speaker 1: eye through an eye of a needle than it is
Speaker 1: to get a rich man into heaven. Is that to
Speaker 1: mock the rich? Absolutely not. Is to say that there
Speaker 1: is something else going on in that process of gaining
Speaker 1: money that if it is based solely and propelled by greed.
Speaker 1: Then you will get lost in that pattern. You'll get
Speaker 1: lost only in those things and not into the things
Speaker 1: that God has created that are of importance, the character building,
Speaker 1: the ethics, the morals that go with doing the right thing,
Speaker 1: not because there is something to be gained on the
Speaker 1: right thing, like monetary gain, but doing the right thing
Speaker 1: because the right thing is right to do. Period. Scripture
Speaker 1: takes the time to point these things out, not to
Speaker 1: pummel those that have wealth, but to show you that
Speaker 1: the path to wealth often can be one that is
Speaker 1: barbed with ethical concerns as to how you will treat
Speaker 1: others and how you even think about yourself, what you're
Speaker 1: willing to do, how low you'd be willing to stoop
Speaker 1: to make money, you'd be willing to lie, or to cheat,
Speaker 1: or to steal in order to have those funds. In
Speaker 1: your mind, it becomes worth it if that is the
Speaker 1: path you're in. Trouble one Timothy six 't nine points out,
Speaker 1: but those who desire to be rich fall into temptation,
Speaker 1: into a snare, into many senseless and harmful desires that
Speaker 1: plunge people into ruin and destruction. But it sets it
Speaker 1: out at the beginning to tell you those who desire
Speaker 1: to be rich. If that's your only focus, if that's
Speaker 1: what you have in your mind as the ultimate goal,
Speaker 1: then you fall into temptation because everything around you is saying, hey,
Speaker 1: pick me, I'm the one that will get you to
Speaker 1: that place. I'm the one that will get you that
Speaker 1: money that you want. First, Timothy goes on to admonish
Speaker 1: you that it's not that money itself corrupts, but it's
Speaker 1: the love of money that corrupts. Often this verse is
Speaker 1: misquoted over and over Here misquoted one Timothy six' ten
Speaker 1: for the love of money is the root of all
Speaker 1: kinds of. Evils it is through this craving that some
Speaker 1: have wandered away from the faith and have pierced themselves
Speaker 1: with many. Pangs so what does that. Mean that means
Speaker 1: that if your focus is only about making that, money
Speaker 1: if all you want is to accumulate that, wealth there
Speaker 1: will be problems because that kind of love for money
Speaker 1: is just that is just the beginning, point the starting
Speaker 1: point for evil to creep into your life through, temptation
Speaker 1: through having that coveting, mind being envious of those that around,
Speaker 1: you and you lose sight of the things Of, god
Speaker 1: and it is through this. Craving it says in One
Speaker 1: timothy six' ten that some. Not all keep, in mind
Speaker 1: it's not, saying all and it's not saying money is.
Speaker 1: The root it's saying the love. Of money and some
Speaker 1: have wandered away from the faith because these things will
Speaker 1: capture your mind and capture your eyes and capture your
Speaker 1: heart and take them away from the Things. OF god
Speaker 1: a study says that, wealthy people if you're motivated, by
Speaker 1: greed you are more likely and more prone to. Being
Speaker 1: unethical it's an interesting right off, the bat it's interesting
Speaker 1: to think of it things. That, way well you know
Speaker 1: that somebody just based on how much money, they have
Speaker 1: might treat. Others differently and a lot of this was
Speaker 1: done through observation, and experimentation some of which was just
Speaker 1: looking at certain areas so, you know, and, saying oh
Speaker 1: this is how people react to, certain things sort of if,
Speaker 1: you will just by sitting and, want observing but also
Speaker 1: there was other experimentation that went along. With it but
Speaker 1: their conclusions were interesting about people with an abundance of
Speaker 1: financial resources tend to be kind of separate. From others
Speaker 1: they don't feel the need to have those social bonds
Speaker 1: that you may have with somebody if you don't have
Speaker 1: that kind, of money because those bonds really are about building,
Speaker 1: a community and because you believe there's a need for
Speaker 1: community and a need for. One, another well if you're
Speaker 1: motivated just by greed and you're building that health up
Speaker 1: and you feel that you have such an abundance, of
Speaker 1: it what is anybody else going to? Bring you that,
Speaker 1: old joke what do you get somebody that?
Speaker 2: Has?
Speaker 1: Everything nothing so in, this sense it's interesting to see. Those,
Speaker 1: things however this is. Nothing new thousands of, years Ago
Speaker 1: as scripture was, Being written god was reminding you of
Speaker 1: these Things one timothy. Sixty nine but those who desire
Speaker 1: to be rich fall, into temptation into, a snare into
Speaker 1: many senseless and harmful desires that plunge people into ruin.
Speaker 1: And destruction is supposed to turn you away from those
Speaker 1: things you've heard many. Times about it's money is the
Speaker 1: root of all kinds. Of evil we've told you that
Speaker 1: over and over that that's Not what. Scripture says it
Speaker 1: says the love of money is the root of all kinds.
Speaker 1: Of evil and if that is you, you're craving then
Speaker 1: you will get lost. In it being wealthy doesn't automatically
Speaker 1: mean that you are greedy and. Therefore unethical many wealthy
Speaker 1: people use their money, for good and they give to
Speaker 1: others and don't just hoard it. For themselves this is a.
Speaker 1: Good thing proverbs eleven. Twenty four one, gives freely yet
Speaker 1: grows all. The richer another withholds what he should give
Speaker 1: and only. Suffers want there's. A difference there's. A difference
Speaker 1: the one who was filled with greed serves only money
Speaker 1: and consequently cannot Also. Serve, God jay welcome To The Jesus.
Speaker 2: Christ Show, hi jesus it's really great to talk. To you.
Speaker 2: My pleasure you get me to think, a lot and
Speaker 2: especially this, Summer anyway there's so many QUESTIONS that i
Speaker 2: want to, ask You but i'll get to the ONE
Speaker 2: that i called in about my FIANCE. And i, of
Speaker 2: course since she's, my fiancee, we're engaged and we come
Speaker 2: From different. CHRISTIAN traditions i am more of a come
Speaker 2: from a conservative, theological background moving all my journey more
Speaker 2: towards moderation, and BALANCE because i think that's what you're
Speaker 2: the perfect, embodiment of and hers is the opposite perspective
Speaker 2: of both of us moving in the direction. TOWARDS you
Speaker 2: i think we we we've talked before envisioning kind of
Speaker 2: our relationship with you as a as being little chicks
Speaker 2: touched under your wing from either side and being brought
Speaker 2: closer together to each other. Through you, My, QUESTION yeah
Speaker 2: i think it comes from a picture in scripture And
Speaker 2: the gospel that can't remember, exactly where though.
Speaker 1: There's there's often times actually where that that kind of
Speaker 1: illustration of A bird god being, you know like a
Speaker 1: mama bird and taking care of the chicks is is
Speaker 1: a concept that has seen. In, Scripture, indeed.
Speaker 2: Yeah and hers with more of a liberal uh. Theology framework,
Speaker 2: you know she always likes to FIND and i appreciate,
Speaker 2: that too, you know Imageries of. God transcending, You know
Speaker 2: i'm probably not saying this the, right way is, MY.
Speaker 1: Well i understand you Know what.
Speaker 2: I'm, saying, indeed anyway, you know the quot the question
Speaker 2: about sex before marriage has, come up and, of course
Speaker 2: from my more, conservative background, You Know i've i've leaned
Speaker 2: and told her my strong convictions you know THAT that
Speaker 2: i think we need, to wait and she feels that
Speaker 2: and she Knows where i'm coming from and a lot of,
Speaker 2: her tradition it seems like there are a lot of
Speaker 2: people uh and, she uh and she has has felt
Speaker 2: this and feels a lot. Of It, of hey, you
Speaker 2: know if you're if, you're monogamous it's. It's okay you
Speaker 2: don't have to wait. For marriage it's just as long
Speaker 2: as you're not, being promiscuous. You know and and if
Speaker 2: somebody turns out not to be the, right partner, you
Speaker 2: know if, that's okay you'll eventually. Move on and and,
Speaker 2: for me just that doesn't it doesn't. Feel right AND,
Speaker 2: and i, you know before we met and long over,
Speaker 2: My life i've also searched Scriptures and i've looked for
Speaker 2: like very specific wording, that says, you know doubt shalt
Speaker 2: not have sex before marriage or something. Like that and
Speaker 2: of course, to mind there's nothing.
Speaker 1: That, Clear, WELL jay i will, tell you if you're
Speaker 1: looking for for a scripture to be, that clear there's
Speaker 1: not one passage that says don't chew. Glass, either yeah
Speaker 1: so there IS the i think sometimes it's. Human nature
Speaker 1: there's AN.
Speaker 2: OLD.
Speaker 1: W c fields quote where he's Reading the bible and
Speaker 1: someone comes up to him, and says wait because they're
Speaker 1: blown away that he's Got the bible in. His hands THIS.
Speaker 2: IS. W.
Speaker 1: C fields he's a he's, a drunkard he, hates kids he.
Speaker 1: Smokes cigars this is not a, godly, Man right and
Speaker 1: he's reading scripture and, someone says what are? You doing and,
Speaker 1: he said looking, for loopholes looking. For LOOPHOLES and i
Speaker 1: think sometimes that seems to Be the christian mentality is
Speaker 1: it's WHAT can i get? Away with and that's kind
Speaker 1: of the wrong way to go to. Approach scripture but
Speaker 1: THE scripture i want to point you to Is one corinthians.
Speaker 1: Seven too so You've, got paul who's an interesting, fellow
Speaker 1: himself who wrestles with his own life and things going
Speaker 1: on in his life and the way he, sees them
Speaker 1: and isn't a big fan, of marriage but isn't a
Speaker 1: big fan of sex. Or relationships he's just he's just.
Speaker 1: Built differently so he goes on to talk, about how,
Speaker 1: you know how he wishes everybody was. Like him he
Speaker 1: just doesn't think. About it it's not important to him.
Speaker 1: That way but this particular verse is ONE that i
Speaker 1: want to point OUT because i think that it somewhat
Speaker 1: gives you by way of deduction and understanding it in
Speaker 1: context gives you something that maybe you can lean on
Speaker 1: a little. Bit More first corinthians seven to, two says
Speaker 1: but because of the temptation of, sexual immorality each man
Speaker 1: should have his, own wife and each woman should have her.
Speaker 1: Own husband so by, you know parsing and removing the
Speaker 1: different pieces of, that sentence you can see that sexual
Speaker 1: immorality or temptation comes outside, of marriage which implies not
Speaker 1: to mention that the term fornication is really having sex
Speaker 1: with someone who's not your wife, or husband so there is,
Speaker 1: no well if they're, you, know together. They're monogamous here's,
Speaker 1: another example and these are things that you can deduce
Speaker 1: without having a verse that says you should not. Do
Speaker 1: this commandments are very specific things that deal with the
Speaker 1: relationship between man and humanityity and, humanity really or the
Speaker 1: relationship between Humanity. And god but everything else is kind
Speaker 1: of talked about and. Pointed To the other example would
Speaker 1: be my very. Own parents so here you have my
Speaker 1: Foster father joseph and My mother, mary betrothed which is
Speaker 1: more intense than even people always refer to it as,
Speaker 1: an engagement but really it's more intense, than that it
Speaker 1: is truly a bond that you would have to divorce
Speaker 1: from where you could just get the ring back or
Speaker 1: not and, Say, OKAY syana i we'll see.
Speaker 2: You. Later yeah in that culture was basically, like, marriage right.
Speaker 1: It was it was very much, like marriage but it was.
Speaker 1: Not marriage so here they are not married yet yet
Speaker 1: he would have had to do a divorce her and
Speaker 1: it was shameful for her to have a child during.
Speaker 1: That period why because they weren't. Married. Yet yeah so
Speaker 1: there's plenty of examples where you can see it without
Speaker 1: having to have that one verse that says it in
Speaker 1: a specific way that you like or your. Fiance likes
Speaker 1: in a modern daytingue or any of. Those things it definitely. Says,
Speaker 1: it now having said all, THOSE things i want you
Speaker 1: to understand a realistic view of how these. Things work
Speaker 1: it's not, just hey don't do THIS because i. Say
Speaker 1: so there are people that are monogamous in an engagement
Speaker 1: period and that and then get unengaged and go their,
Speaker 1: different directions and if they were having sex during. That
Speaker 1: period the whole purpose of this is Not so god
Speaker 1: can control, your life and because sex is really fun and.
Speaker 1: Feels good he doesn't want you to. Do it that's.
Speaker 1: Not why it's Not what. God's about he's not the
Speaker 1: cosmic kill joy, that's going, oh look they're. Enjoying, That
Speaker 1: well i'm going to tell him not to. Do it
Speaker 1: it's it's because when you give of yourself, that way
Speaker 1: you give a piece of yourself to, that person and
Speaker 1: that's a little piece of you that you will not
Speaker 1: be giving to the person you're supposed to spend the
Speaker 1: rest of your life with when you. Marry them and
Speaker 1: that's really. The reason there's also other things that you
Speaker 1: take away from, the relationship those, first times those. First,
Speaker 1: EXPERIENCES now i know that's not always going to be,
Speaker 1: the CASE and i assure you you are not going
Speaker 1: to explode or go Straight to hell if you have
Speaker 1: sex with. Your fiance it's not going. To happen nor
Speaker 1: does it mean that you're going To hate god or
Speaker 1: not have a Relationship. With god but. It does it
Speaker 1: does kind of change the Relationship with god because you're
Speaker 1: seeking pleasure Outside of. God's WILL and i know it's
Speaker 1: one of those. Weird topics we joke about not Having
Speaker 1: producer neil host the show because his examples would. Be
Speaker 1: horrible in these contexts and part, of THAT and i
Speaker 1: use him as an example and he gives me the,
Speaker 1: you know the thumbs up to embarrass him on the
Speaker 1: program because he made a lot of mistakes in that
Speaker 1: very realm as. He both and it's a very but
Speaker 1: even with relationships outside of marriage and sex outside, of
Speaker 1: marriage it's a very potent and. Powerful thing and there
Speaker 1: are oftentimes you can go back through, Your past jay, and,
Speaker 1: go gosh there are People that i've had sex With
Speaker 1: that i'd like to have not have, had that or
Speaker 1: it wasn't a wonderful experience for, either party or were,
Speaker 1: too young or alcohol, was involved or when you go
Speaker 1: back through all, these things if you want to remove
Speaker 1: them from, your life then it wasn't a. Good idea
Speaker 1: and it's just more baggage that you bring into. The
Speaker 1: relationship and relationships can be difficult, as is and you
Speaker 1: bring those in and even now even more so with
Speaker 1: social Media and facebook and everything that people can look
Speaker 1: you up and find you from years years and, years
Speaker 1: ago and all these things just accumulate like barnacles on.
Speaker 1: Your life and in, this sense it's, Almost, like okay
Speaker 1: maybe you were promiscuous when you, were younger or prior
Speaker 1: to your faith or whatever. It was and this is
Speaker 1: a time where you're looking at this person, AND saying
Speaker 1: i want to, marry THEM and i want them to.
Speaker 1: Be different it's not about while THE minute i, enter
Speaker 1: her the world's going to Explode and god's gonna hate
Speaker 1: me and we're going to augur. Into hell don't think
Speaker 1: of it. That way think of it as not a,
Speaker 1: bad thing because sex is. Not bad it's beautiful and
Speaker 1: wonderful and Created by god and. It's pleasurable think of
Speaker 1: it more as this person is special to ME and
Speaker 1: i want to, separate her and she's going to want to,
Speaker 1: separate you hopefully from all the other things that you.
Speaker 1: Did prior and so during, this time out of respect for,
Speaker 1: one another you're going to put. It off not because,
Speaker 1: it's bad because it's, not bad but because getting to
Speaker 1: know each other is better. For now getting to connect
Speaker 1: with each other is better for now to have those
Speaker 1: moments and. Those connectives sex is not evil and yucky
Speaker 1: and it's the devil wants to. Pervert it the devil
Speaker 1: wants to make. It ugly the devil wants to make it.
Speaker 1: A taboo the devil wants to make it all, those
Speaker 1: things because it is the most important spiritual and bonding
Speaker 1: experience you can have. On earth it's the closest Thing
Speaker 1: to heaven you will ever have, on earth is that
Speaker 1: human connection and being one. With someone and the devil
Speaker 1: wants to make, It ugly And all god is saying
Speaker 1: is cherish it and hold it in, high esteem put
Speaker 1: it somewhere where it's appropriate and where it blossoms into something,
Speaker 1: even deeper rather than making it a thrill ride or
Speaker 1: at amusement park or a really. Good time and. That's
Speaker 1: all so it's not about shame or any of. THOSE
Speaker 1: things i hate when the enemy does that and puts
Speaker 1: all that ugliness. On it sex is beautiful, and wonderful
Speaker 1: but if you're going to marry this person and, she's
Speaker 1: special and she thinks, you're special why not hold it
Speaker 1: above that one thing that only the two of you.
Speaker 1: Will do everything else you'll do with, someone, else eating
Speaker 1: you may even sleep next to. Somebody sometime you do
Speaker 1: all these, different things but that's a one thing only
Speaker 1: the two of you are going. To do why not
Speaker 1: hold it special and make a point to each other
Speaker 1: that during this, betrothal period during, this engagement you're going
Speaker 1: to hold it high in hopes of making it separate
Speaker 1: from any other experience that you've. Ever had. Relationships wonderful
Speaker 1: i've said this many times on. The show it is
Speaker 1: that the center of scripture everything is really. About relationships
Speaker 1: AND although i joke With producer NEIL and i poke
Speaker 1: at him on, these things it, would be, oh goodness
Speaker 1: it would be one heck of a show if we
Speaker 1: went over all the mistakes he made and continues to
Speaker 1: make in his. Own life but they do enter the
Speaker 1: show as an important part of what we. Do here,
Speaker 1: on occasion the things is divorce or mistakes he's made
Speaker 1: or things like that as he's grown up and trying
Speaker 1: to Wrestle with. God's word this is a place not.
Speaker 1: To judge this is a place that we've made hopefully
Speaker 1: safe for you to get honest response to things in
Speaker 1: your life in a way that's. Hopefully helpful it's not
Speaker 1: about who's better than, someone else or who's stronger Or
Speaker 1: more christian than. Someone else it's about trying to find
Speaker 1: your way, for you matching up and Corresponding with. God's,
Speaker 1: Word brenda welcome To The Jesus. Christ Show Hellou, Jesus,
Speaker 1: HI brenda i would like to Hear The. Ten commandments
Speaker 1: please sure the decalogue that is the big fancy word
Speaker 1: For The. Ten, commandments Now The ten Commandments are they
Speaker 1: can be found in a couple places, in scripture but
Speaker 1: primarily when people reference or, quote them they're Looking at
Speaker 1: exodus twenty verses two. Through seventeen so that's what we'll look.
Speaker 1: At today is there a particular reason you want to
Speaker 1: Hear The? TEN commandments i, just no you just want to, hear, them,
Speaker 1: Yes okay well they're broken down differently depending on, the
Speaker 1: Group the jewish breakdown of the Ten, The, Anglican, Orthodox,
Speaker 1: catholic lutheran they tend to break them. Off Differently so
Speaker 1: i'm just going to go down them for you so
Speaker 1: that you can. Hear them you shall have no other gods.
Speaker 1: Before me you shall not make for yourself. An idol
Speaker 1: you shall not make wrongful use of the name Of.
Speaker 1: Your god Don't take god's name. In vain Remember the
Speaker 1: sabbath and keep. It holy honor your father. And mother
Speaker 1: you shall. Not murder you shall not. Commit adultery you shall.
Speaker 1: Not steal you shall not bear false witness against. Your
Speaker 1: neighbor you shall not covet your. Neighbor's wife you shall
Speaker 1: not covet anything that belongs to. Your neighbor so depending
Speaker 1: on how you break, them up some people will combine
Speaker 1: some of those or separate other parts of them and
Speaker 1: make them into. The ten so sometimes you might read
Speaker 1: if you Read The ten commandments In A, catholic bible
Speaker 1: it would be different From Other. Christian bibles so those
Speaker 1: types of things can get. Mixed up but really it's
Speaker 1: not about the labeling them, as ten because that's not
Speaker 1: How it it's not how it. COMES out i know
Speaker 1: a lot of you get caught up in scripture now
Speaker 1: and you see the chapters and verses and, you, say,
Speaker 1: oh well they labeled, It differently but really there there
Speaker 1: was no chapter, in verse not in, that context not
Speaker 1: in the, same way in the. Same sense it was
Speaker 1: more about getting the entirety of scripture out and the purpose.
Speaker 1: Of scripture so the, truth is regardless of how you
Speaker 1: label them one, through ten or if you don't label
Speaker 1: them one, through ten that the importance lies in not
Speaker 1: having any other Gods, before god not having, any idols
Speaker 1: honoring your father, and mother, not murdering not. Committing adultery
Speaker 1: these Things are WHAT'S IMPORTANT kfi a six forty on
Speaker 1: demand