Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of the Todd Hermer Show.
Story number one, Ozzy Osbourne believe in God, But what
does that really mean?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Plus a story about Tony Iomi who came into my
internet radio company for an interview. Oh, he's the guitar
player for Ozy Osbourne's Black Sabbath. Story number two treason
should mean something? And story number three how to blaspheme
the Holy Spirit while being a pastor. We'll talk about
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Speaker 1: Todd, Today is the day the Lord has made, and
these are the times through which God has decided we
shall live. Tell you in a second about pretty unique
experience we had back in the internet radio days.
Speaker 2: I didn't get to.
Speaker 1: Be there, but a guy who worked with me and
helped get that company started, named Kurt got to do
an interview with the guitar player for Black Sabbath, and
I think one of the principal songwriters, Tony Iomi.
Speaker 2: By the way, amazing that Aomi can.
Speaker 1: Do what he does because he's got partial fingers on
his fretting hands. And still, I mean established heavy metal
be no heavy metal without Black Sabbath. They established the
art form, if you will. So Ozzy Osborne died, and
he died in a I guess poetic way. It was
a very short time after his last concert with Black Sabbath,
and you probably saw some of the articles. They accused
Tonyaimi of detigating us he's role in the band and
having him stay seen and Ozzi probably couldn't stand. And
in fact, Tonyami went out and kissed Ozzy on the forehead.
So there was obviously love between these men. And they
made each other multi multi millionaires, if that matters, and
probably a hundred millionaires. And still the song royalties roll on,
and Ozzy Ozzie did a lot to be noticed. You
know that biding the head off a bat thing at
a record company that happened. There was a lot that
happened with Black Sabbath, and there was a lot of
reasons to believe Black Sabbath was a Satanic band, and
I'll get to that with Tonyaomi here in a second
to what we learned, at least what he told Kurt
during this ininef I wish I could find the audio.
It was just you know, Dash, it was over twenty
years ago. I guess I can see if we could
dig it up. So Ozzy Osbourne said he believed in God.
And this is when I went to go search. And
by the way, this is a great sign. When I
went to Google to search, was Ozzy Osbourne boom saved?
Speaker 2: Filled in?
Speaker 1: A lot of people wanted to know if he was saved.
This is from Yahoo Entertainment. Ozzy Osborne is known as
the Prince of Darkness. But does Ozzy Osborne believe in God?
It would almost be counterintuitive to think that someone with
his dark heavy metal brand would be religious, but Osborne
shed light on his religious beliefs in interviews leading up
to his death. Osborne died just a few days after
its final performance with his solo band in Black Sabbath,
which took place in July fifth dubbed Sabbath's Back to
the Beginning concert in Osborne's hometown of Birmingham, England. Osborne
was seventy six years old, and truly, if you've not
seen the clip of him singing, Mama, I'm going I'm
coming home.
Speaker 2: That's ay. The fact that at seventy six he could still.
Speaker 1: Sing that that way, not like in the youth, but
that he could sing it was impressive and in a
way his voice also took on this yeah, I'm mature character,
almost Dylan esque in a way and not the whining Dylan.
Speaker 2: Just in any case, I digress.
Speaker 1: In an interview clip from Odyssey shared on August fourteen,
twenty fifteen, Osborne that's what he thought at the time
would be Black Sabbas's final tour.
Speaker 2: As well as the religious beliefs.
Speaker 1: In the interview, Ozzie said that he believed in God,
but that doesn't mean he attended church first, bad sign.
I believe in God, but I don't go to church
because I don't think you have to go to church
to believe in God.
Speaker 2: Okay, Why did Jesus create the church?
Speaker 1: Why did he say it is upon this rock I
build my church in the gates of Hades, will not
stand against it. Why did the apostles create a church
and then become the church. The place they went and
the people they were. Jesus created the church. If you
choose to not go to church, you're choosing to not
be in the body. Does that mean you're not saved?
I don't think so, but it means that you are
risking the Lord not knowing you. The passage of Jesus
in the Bible when Jesus says to people who have
done miracles in his name, has to demons in his name,
and they say, Lord Lord, didn't we do miracles? Didn't
it cast that demons in your name? And the Lord
looks at them and says, go away from me, evil doer.
I never knew you. One of the ways you get
to know the Lord is being active in the body
of Christ. The Church is the body of Christ. Continuing
the article. In an interview in Spin in nineteen eighty six,
as shared by The Guardian, Osborne said, I'm a Christian.
I was Christian as a Christian. I used to go
to Sunday School. I never took much interest in it
because I didn't Regarding the idea of heaven, he said,
my idea of heaven is feeling good, a place where
people are all right to each other. The world scares
the blank out of me. We're living in a tinderbox,
it continued, saying there's some maniacs somewhere trying to devise
the new means of destruction. It amazes me that mankind
always goes to find the biggest, powerfulest means of destruction
before they find anything good. It's always negative thing that
puts first. Osborne said that since he had children, he wondered,
if being is what is being left of them? What
a future we've got for mankind? So was Ozzie saved
because he believed in God? Absolutely not because he was
baptized as a child's.
Speaker 2: I don't think so. I know there's people who believe that.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ said, I'm the Way, the Truth, and the Life,
and no one comes to the Father but through Me,
and the way to the Father, through the Lord Jesus
is to accept them as your Lord and Savior, your Messiah,
and agree to be changed by him, and then the
act of a biding with him. I don't see any
sign that Ozzie did that. Maybe it's hidden. Maybe he did.
If so, I can't wait to learn of it. So
know that this man was saved, and what to heaven
and would heaven sing? But no, believing in God doesn't
get you there. And I can prove that the demons
believe in God and they shudder. And incidentally, demons go
to church. You think they can't walk into a church
or float into a church or manifest in a church.
Speaker 2: Karl Marx was baptized. Carl Marx went on.
Speaker 1: To say he hated God that his works would stand
above God's. So I truly hope and pray that Ozzy
Osborne was saved. But believing that God doesn't mean you're saved,
and particularly when you came from a band like Black Sabbath.
And we got to have the most fascinating look at this.
For all the money Black Sabbath made, was there a
reason they made? It's not just the world shattering creation
of heavy metal? But did they make a deal with
the devil? I'll talk about this in a second, because
we had a pretty unique view of this.
Speaker 2: Money.
Speaker 1: The love of it is the root of all sorts
of evil, and the Bible tells us this, and you
could replace that, you know, lust and the love of lust,
and sin and the sin of sin. Or the love
of sin. But money is unique in a certain way
in that it manifests a kind of feeling of power
or security when we don't have any, and many people
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may God make it so when we're looking at President
Trump now wanting to go far into the war in
Ukraine and talking about can Ukraine take Patriot missiles and
hit far inside Russia?
Speaker 2: Well, we've got all this going on.
Speaker 1: That sort of upset in the world could have some
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Speaker 2: Truck twenty five dashed two five to two at.
Speaker 1: An internet radio company, a network, and we syndicated our
audio around all sorts of big websites. It was a
fun gig. The company did super well. I'm very, very
very honored to have worked with that team. And one
of the guys who worked with us was a guy named.
Speaker 2: Kurt huge Black Sabbath.
Speaker 1: Fan, and he got to and we let him do this.
We got to have Tony Iomi come in from Black
Sabbath into our studios and Kurt knew more about Black
Sabbath than any of us. So Kurk got to do
this interview and I didn't get to be there, much
to my sugar. In order to get to be there
when Elvis Costello was in, I'm a huge Elvis fan.
Speaker 2: That was not fair.
Speaker 1: I'm only only knew he was called Decla mcmatis's real name,
Little Hands of Concrete, I digress.
Speaker 2: Tony went into the studio and they talked.
Speaker 1: About songs and what's new with the band and uh
and I guess this was I'm thinking back two thousand
and one, I think. And then Kurt said this, Tony,
do you remember when you guys used to pretend.
Speaker 2: You sold your souls to the devil?
Speaker 1: And Toni Naomi looked at him and said, oh, no, mate,
that was no joke.
Speaker 2: Well absolutely sold our souls to say.
Speaker 1: Oh, and Kurt had a little trouble recovering from that.
Kurt was a Mormon and that children. This kind of
gave an uncomfortable laugh, haha. Tony always with us and
kind of tried to recover to talk about the tour,
and it took the breath out of the interview. And
since they were shaking hands later everyone around heard what
he said. He didn't change it. He didn't say, mate,
you know, just can't let that go out in public,
you know, go to keep the looks up. Was Ozzy
Osborne saved if Ozzy Osborne knew that that's what Tony
Iaomi's view was, and Ozzy Osborne didn't repent of that.
If Ozzy Osborne didn't go get delivered from that, if
he didn't retract that agreement, then the devil would have
a legal claim on Ozzie's soul. And demons are legalistic
and they are good at it. This would be a
very good time, if you love his music, a very
good time to pray for mercy for Ozzy. This would
be a very good time to pray for mercy for
Tony Iomi. Story number two. Do you think treason should
mean something? No, this is not a Hey, let's go
out and make fun of language and let's go and
make No, it's a very serious question. Do you think
it should mean a thing? I think it should. The
word fascism no longer means a thing. It is simply
that you don't like a person, therefore they're fascist. It
does not mean that business and government become one and
align against the people to force them to pay money
into a system that self perpetuates. It no longer means
that it's tied to state control and state violence upon people.
It no longer means a clownish legal system, which is
simply kangaroo courts.
Speaker 2: It now means that you deport people. That's fascist. You
will not push the COVID shots. That's fascist. That's what
it means.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: It means everything and nothing, and when a word means everything,
it means nothing. We haven't yet gotten there on treason,
and I'd rather we not get their untreason because it's
a very very serious thing. It should remain a serious thing.
And when we accuse former presidents or former sect state,
former D and I people, intelligence people, it should mean
a thing.
Speaker 2: So does it.
Speaker 1: You of course know what Tulci Gabbard said and the
document she released, and how she's characterized these documents, And
if you've not read the documents, I encourage you to
go to the source material and read the actual source
material and make your own decisions. Tulci Gabbard has a
dog in this hunt. She is the D and I
Director of National Intelligence. She works for President Trump. She
clearly wants a political future. She'd clearly like to be
a vice presidential candidate. She'd clearly like to lead something
like Joint chiefs of Staff. She'd clearly like to be.
Speaker 2: President one day. And she did release the documents of.
Speaker 4: This are frankly nothing short of historic. Over one hundred
documents that we released on Friday really detail and provide
evidence of how this treasonous conspiracy was directed by President
Obama just weeks before he was due to leave office,
after President Trump had already gotten elected. This is not
a Democrat or Republican issue. This is an issue that
is so serious it should concern every single American because
it has to do with the integrity of our democratic republic.
What we saw occur here, as the documents we released detailed,
was that we had a sitting president of the United
States and his cabinet and leadership team, quite frankly, who
were not happy with the fact that President Trump had
won the election, that the American people had chosen Donald J.
Trump to be the next president commander in chief of
the United States, and so they decided that they would
do everything possible to try to undermine his ability to
do what voters task President Trump to do. So, creating
this piece of manufactured intelligence that claims that Russia had
helped Donald Trump get elected contradicted every other assessment that
had been made previously in the months leading up to
the election that said exactly the opposite, that Russia neither
had neither the intent nor the capability to try to
quote unquote hack the United States election for the presidency
of the United States. So the effect of what President
Obama and his senior national security team did was subvert
the will of the American people, undermining our democratic republic
and enacting what would be essentially a year's long coup
against President Trump, who was duly elected by the American people.
Speaker 2: So what does treason mean legally?
Speaker 1: And I know it would be a lot more fun
just to do red meat stuff on this and scream
and yell that they committed treason, because they very definitely,
in my mind, committed a crime and a serious of
very very serious crimes. But treason should mean a thing.
So let's go through the meaning here in a second,
because it's very very important that we be precise unless
we want to do with the left does and make
treason everything and therefore nothing, because we could look at
what they did, and there are things they did, and
there's very very clear there's a legal definition for what
they did. I don't know that there's treason, But do
you care, I'm asking you, honestly, no, honestly, if you're
angry about what the left has done and attempts to
destroy this country, to separate this country, to accused President
Trump of letting Russia hack the elections, all this. If
that frustrates you, do you truly care about the definition
of treason or do you just want them charged with it?
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consultation at go bisible dot com. Here's what treason is.
According to the Constitution, treason against the United States shall
consist only in levying war against them, or in adhering
to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort. No person
shall be convicted of treason unless on the testimony of
two witnesses to the same overt act, or on confession
and open courts. Article three, Section three, Clause two states
the Congress show of the party declared the punishment of treason,
But no attainer of treason shall shall work corruption of
blood or forfeiture, except during the life of the person attained.
Did they levy war against the United States? Not physically?
Did they provide aid or comfort to the enemy, not directly?
Do I want it to be treason? Yeah, that's where
my heart's at. I would love to see him charge
of treason. Because they poisoned the minds of Americans about
President Trump. They made it difficult for him to lead.
There were still people in two thousand, nineteen who believed
that Russia Acts actually hacked the vote count. So yes,
I would love to be able to say it's treason.
I just don't think it is. And I if you
could help me make it treason in my mind, help me.
If you're a lawyer, leave a comment, tell me what
I'm missing.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's something.
Speaker 1: Oh it's a seditious conspiracy. Absolutely, I believe it's sedition wholeheartedly.
We can go through that. I believe it's a grand conspiracy.
I believe it's criminal. I believe there's multiple felmies that
have been committed, certainly national security felonies.
Speaker 2: Certainly. I think there was an attempt to overthrow the government.
Speaker 1: That sedition, and sedition's pretty easily explained as well. In
legal terms, edition is the active in citing rebellion against
a government, often through speech are writing. It's a criminal
offense that involves attempting to disrupt the established order and
authority of the state. What can be prosecuted. It's rarely
charged in the US due to the strong protections of
free speech and the availability of other charges like treason
or espionage. For more direct threats to national security. They
did attempt a rebellion. They did attempt to disrupt the
established order in the authority of state by trying to
make it seem that President Trump took direct orders from
Russia and that the election.
Speaker 2: Was hacked, the vote count was hacked.
Speaker 1: And I know that similar charges has been made against
President Trump by saying the election was rigged and stolen.
I know that do we have evidence that President Trump
from the Oval office used these concerns manufactured it seems
about Russia to start spying on people, that's espionage. Using
the power of the state to spy on your presidential
enemies or opponents, that's espionage. And the spying didn't just
contain itself to Team Trump. There were other government agencies
in which they spied. Barack Obama was part of this,
and eight days after Obama received report that Russia had
no effect the outcome of the election and that Russian
interference was negligible at best, Obama very carefully began.
Speaker 2: A speech in a series as speeches and watch the arts.
Speaker 5: I'm going to let all the political pundits in this
town have a long discussion about what happened in the election.
It was a fascinating election, so you know, I'm sure
there are going to be a lot of books written
about it. We will provide evidence that we can safely
provide that does not compromise sources and methods. But I'll
be honest with you, when you're talking about cybersecurity, a
lot of it is classified, and we're not going to
provide it because the way we catch folks is by
knowing certain things about them that they may not want
us to know. And if we're going to monitor this
stuff effectively going forward, we don't want them to know
that we know.
Speaker 1: December sixteen, twenty sixteen, mays More on Twitter found this
stuff and laid this out for us.
Speaker 2: Obama started to lay out the web.
Speaker 5: So this is one of those situations where unless the
American people genuinely think that the professionals in the CIA,
the FBI, our entire intelligence infrastructure, many of whom, by
the way, served in previous administrations and who are Republicans,
are less trustworthy than the Russians, then people should pay
attention to what our intelligence agency say.
Speaker 2: And here's what they said.
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden laptop story was had all the harmarks of
Russian propaganda.
Speaker 2: Here's what they said.
Speaker 1: There's this video President Trump urinating on a bed with
so called sex workers in Russia. Here's what they said,
direct link, direct banking link between Trump and the Kremlin. Incidentally,
there's reason to believe that Hillary Clinton's tech team tried
to establish such a link.
Speaker 2: Here's what they said.
Speaker 1: After they issued a report saying that Russia had no
material effect on this, and Obama said, I'd like to
see a different conclusion, they went and created a different conclusion.
Speaker 2: That's what they said.
Speaker 1: Said they all signed a document, not all, but about
fifty of them signed a document. If they want to
be trustworthy, they should be trustworthy. If you want to
be trusted, be trustworthy. Obama continued to talk about partisan politics.
As you know, he was the first nonpartisan presidents.
Speaker 5: What I worry about more than anything is the degree
to which, because of the fierceness of the partisan battle,
you've started to see certain folks in the Republican Party
and Republican voters suddenly finding a government and individuals who
stand contrary to everything that we stand for as being okay,
because that's how much we dislike Democrats.
Speaker 1: This is a man who invited Hamas into the White House.
That is a man who stopped our intelligence services from
arresting Taliban members for smuggling drugs over across, through and
under our southern border in concert with Mexico based Narco Terras,
as detailed in the Politico's Project. Cassandra reports, that is
the man who illegally gave pallets of cash.
Speaker 2: To Iran.
Speaker 1: He did that in contravention to an order he had
to reaffirm twice during his presidency. Had to reaffirm that
he would not have financial dealings with Iran, and they
took that to mean banking dealings, which is why the
money was delivered in.
Speaker 2: Pallets of cash.
Speaker 1: Yes, he's deeply concerned about partisan politics. This was born
out of the Oval Office, It was directed by him.
It had a material effect on the election. It had
a material effect on President Trump's ability to govern. It
cost the nation millions of dollars, and to this moment,
it traumatizes people.
Speaker 2: To this moment, they're going back to that well. It
put people in prison.
Speaker 1: It opened up the floodgates to go after President Trump
with lawfare of all sorts, which is going after now
our nation. Obama then talked about President Trump himself or
at this point, this is December sixteen, twenty sixteen, President
elect Trump.
Speaker 4: Do the tweets and do the statements by Donald Trump
and bold in Russia.
Speaker 2: That's that's Martha Radditt's Oh gosh, what a tough question, Martha.
I wonder what he'll say.
Speaker 5: Our vulnerability to Russia or any other foreign power is
directly related to how divided, partisan dysfunctional our political processes.
Speaker 1: Pick a target, isolated, cut it off from as support base.
That is a man who grew up under Sololinsky as
a politician. That is a man who launched his career
as a politician in the home of an unre penant
domestic terrorists named Bill Ayers. That is a man who,
once he launched that political career, practiced the Olenski rules
all in. That is a man who taught Olenski methodologies
for how to tear aparts a democratic society. That is
a man who presented himself as a simple man simply
there to bring racial harmonies to the nation. Once he
entered the Oval office, he began doing everything he could
to divide us racially. After his term began, race relations
in this country worsened. Treason should mean to something. I
don't think what they did rises to treason, seditious conspiracy, absolutely,
fraud against the United States, felonies, nation security failies. Go
convictim of the things they did, and do it well
so that charges cannot be questioned. Story number three there
is a very well. I mean, all sin is serious
because it can divorce you from God. It can separate
you from God. But there is a sin, and it's
the only unforgivable sin. And God help this man who
gets to call himself a Presbyterian pastor. This is from
our friends at Protestia dot com. And he's with the PCUSA,
which is a corrupt Presbyterian denomination. And I'm sure there's
probably a decent PCUSA church somewhere, but the pc USA
organization has no business allowing this guy to continue to
be in that denomination or to call himself a Presbyterian pastor.
And they owe it to people's souls to make clear
that what you're about to see is in fact a
blaspheming of the Holy Spirit, and there's no way to
cleanse it.
Speaker 2: Once you commit this.
Speaker 1: It is an unforgivable sin that Jesus will not cleanse
from you and all of us, all of us need
to be cleansed. All of us need to go through
the process of sanctification. Once you accept Jesus and accept
them as your lord and savior, are going to be
changed by him. We are pursuing sanctification, which is to
be made more holy every day. In other words, more
like Jesus. Now that's our souls. And you know there's
that whole thing. Cleansliness is next to godliness true. So
clean your body with the soap that also provides you
clarity for your soul. Do you believe all lives matter?
I think you do. Do you believe as you treat
the least of these, so you treat Jesus himself.
Speaker 2: I bet that you do.
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Speaker 3: Jesus is not my God?
Speaker 2: Now before the hes are going off?
Speaker 5: Or what did you go to search for book orders
by geological hit here.
Speaker 1: Me out here.
Speaker 3: I follow Jesus. Somebody even say apologies is to false.
Speaker 1: I believe that Jesus reveals the divine and a uniquely
transformative way that I've seen no other do.
Speaker 2: But I don't believe that Jesus is God. And I'm
not alone on this.
Speaker 1: I'm not even close to being alone on this. A
whole bunch of early Christians didn't believe that either, and
we'll talk about some of them because.
Speaker 3: They wrote the books.
Speaker 5: A whole bunch of progressive Christians don't now they contrary
to popular belief.
Speaker 3: Even within our pc USA tradition, that's the cowardest influence.
Reformed Jesus is fully God and fully human tradition.
Speaker 2: Even within that, there is room to wrestle with the question.
Speaker 1: No, there's not, John Chapter ten, verses thirty through thirty eight.
I and the Father are one, so actually there's no
room to wrestle with it.
Speaker 2: Again.
Speaker 1: Has Jewish opponents picked up stones to stone and that?
Jesus said to them, I've shown you many good works
from the Father for which of the do you stone me.
We're not stoning you for any good work, they replied,
but for blasphemy, because you are a mere man claim
to be God. Jesus answered them, is it not written
in your law? I have said your gods if he
called them gods to whom the words of God came
and scripture cannot be set aside? What about the one
whom the Father set apart as his very own and
sent into the world? Why then do you accuse me
of blasphemy? Because I said I am God's son. Do
not believe me unless I do the works of my Father.
But if I do them, even though you do not
believe me, believe the works that you may know and
understand that the Father is in me and I am
in the Father. And again back to the top of these,
back to the top of the chapter, line thirty, I
am the Father are one. So you either believe Jesus
Christ and what he spoke, or you don't. Jesus raised
people from the dead twice before he raised himself. Jesus
cured lepers in front of hundreds of people. Jesus restored
the ability of people to walk, He restored sight, He
accurately prophesied his own demise for three days in his
own rising again, and Jesus left no room. I and
the Father are one. That man said before the heresy
alarms go off, it's not heresy. You have blasphemed the
Holy Spirit, which means you've taken something sacred and holy
and diminished it to the point of absurdity. You have
directly countered, directly said that Jesus Christ is a liar
about being God. You have blasphemed the holy spirits. And
if I'm wrong, Lord, inform me. I don't think it
gets to be a more clear case of this. Presbyterian
Church US say is nomination. It either allows this person
to continue to claim to be a pastor or it doesn't.
And if they allow him to continue to be a pastor,
then they are sponsoring this form of blasphemy. They are
sponsoring blaspheming the Holy Spirit. I'm not saying it's incrimination
by association, but I'm not saying it's not.
Speaker 2: This is the Todd Hermertshaw.
Speaker 1: Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, and make
a decision today to unlike him, walk in the light
of Christ.