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