Speaker 1: So how is Jesus viewed on YouTube?
Speaker 2: I can't say overall, but man, I can show you
Speaker 2: some stuff from our comment section. And this is one
Speaker 2: of the reasons I'm glad to be on YouTube, even
Speaker 2: though we can't talk about real things on YouTube. Speaking
Speaker 2: of that, Friday, on our substack, it's the Todd Herman
Speaker 2: Show dot substack dot com. If you're not yet a subscriber.
Speaker 2: I do a pretty long video about Bill Gates being
Speaker 2: ordered to go to courts in the Netherlands, and man,
Speaker 2: that would get us banned forever on the tubes. So
Speaker 2: it's there, and it's the Todd Herman Show Dot substact
Speaker 2: dot com if you're not yet a subscriber. That will
Speaker 2: come out Friday morning. I got to say one other
Speaker 2: thing just before we begin the program. A friend of
Speaker 2: mine told me the night that there's McDonald's ads running
Speaker 2: during our program, and he said, Hey, so you got
Speaker 2: McDonald's as a sponsor.
Speaker 1: No, we don't.
Speaker 2: Those are robotic ads that are included. And I'll just
Speaker 2: say this, I like to Mickey Desberg from time to time.
Speaker 2: I don't eat them because I'm an addict, so if
Speaker 2: I eat one, I will eat more. I do not
Speaker 2: eat them. I like their taste, but please understand something.
Speaker 2: Those things are designed to jones you. They are designed
Speaker 2: as a drug. They've got all sorts of chemists andineurologists
Speaker 2: that I've been in the fast food kitchens. I told
Speaker 2: you about the Taco Taco Time kitchen where I saw
Speaker 2: the chemical compounds on the wall and I.
Speaker 1: Asked them about that.
Speaker 2: Man, this is so designed to hit you in dipamine
Speaker 2: and serotonin and everything else. If you're one of the
Speaker 2: people who can go in there and not end up
Speaker 2: jones and for that stuff, god bless you.
Speaker 1: But please understand the design of that.
Speaker 2: And since they're running McDonald's on the show, I just
Speaker 2: thought I needed to say something like that. I guess
Speaker 2: we get some money for that. Eventually it washes up
Speaker 2: to us. So that's what it is.
Speaker 1: And it's not something I can control. There are other
Speaker 1: things I can control.
Speaker 2: We try to get rid of the pharma ads and
Speaker 2: the government ads, but Pharma lies constantly to make their
Speaker 2: ads in like their sports et cetera. All right, are
Speaker 2: we actually doing a show here? Are we just talking
Speaker 2: about me? I know, the lint roller kind of at
Speaker 2: a lint roller issue before we began the show, all right,
Speaker 2: focus on the program, how Jesus is viewed on YouTube?
Speaker 2: And I finally see in President Trump would have been
Speaker 2: praying to see. We'll talk about this with the great
Speaker 2: grace of God almighty.
Speaker 3: But Todd Herman show is one disapproved but big pharma
Speaker 3: technocrats in tyrans everywhere from the high mountains of Free America.
Speaker 3: Here's the Emerald City, Xie.
Speaker 1: Todd Herman.
Speaker 2: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
Speaker 2: are the times, so which God is the side we
Speaker 2: shall live.
Speaker 1: Man the continuity. People are going to be going nuts
Speaker 1: because hey, where does coffee cup go? Where's his coffee cup?
Speaker 2: It's almost as if we're going to have to do
Speaker 2: a magic special effect for my hand reaches over like
Speaker 2: this and straight out of space comes floating a coffee
Speaker 2: cup as soon as the cup is put on it
Speaker 2: by a woman who's on her last days on the
Speaker 2: show because she's going to go build.
Speaker 1: An alternative career.
Speaker 2: And I'm so proud of our Thank you, Niata, appreciate you,
Speaker 2: thank you for that. So I gotta I gotta just
Speaker 2: focus down because I'd rather be talking about the thing
Speaker 2: we're going to talk about on substack tomorrow. But I've
Speaker 2: recorded the video. It's going to be there for you,
Speaker 2: So I've got to focus down. We're on YouTube. We're
Speaker 2: on it because it's a commercial necessity. It's the biggest
Speaker 2: podcasting platform in the world, bar none, and we're getting
Speaker 2: some at least I'm getting some joy to that. So
Speaker 2: we're gonna get quickly into that. But let me just
Speaker 2: bring up a couple of Kamala Harris things. So she
Speaker 2: goes on with Anderson Cooper, and you'd expect us to
Speaker 2: be super easy. Anderson Cooper is a leftist and clear leftists.
Speaker 2: But even I think as Cooper is going through these questions,
Speaker 2: I can ima imagine the CNN and staff going, hey,
Speaker 2: let's make sure we don't have any big stumpers out here.
Speaker 2: And I got to think Cooper's look at this. Good, Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's no stumpers here. I mean, this is about as
Speaker 2: softball as it gets. So he asks her a question
Speaker 2: that every candidate gets asked. And by the way, President
Speaker 2: Trump failed this years ago when they asked him about, Hey,
Speaker 2: what's a big mistake you made? And President Trump said,
Speaker 2: I have made any mistakes and that's changed. And then
Speaker 2: he was also asked at one point in regard to
Speaker 2: being a Christian, for what do you need redemption? I
Speaker 2: think he said at one point I don't need that,
Speaker 2: and now he's changed and is admitted he'd each redemption
Speaker 2: praise God.
Speaker 1: So it's a simple question, Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: Is there something you can point to in your life,
Speaker 2: political life, or in your life from the last four
Speaker 2: years that you think is a mistake that you have
Speaker 2: learned from.
Speaker 4: I mean, I've made many mistakes, and they range from
Speaker 4: you know, if you've ever parented a child, do you
Speaker 4: know anything?
Speaker 1: She hasn't full stop.
Speaker 2: As Matt Wash points out, her stepkids were twenty and fifteen.
Speaker 1: When she attached herself into the family. She did not
Speaker 1: raise children at all. Some mistakes too.
Speaker 4: In my role as vice president, I mean, I've probably
Speaker 4: worked very hard at making sure that I am well
Speaker 4: versed on issues.
Speaker 1: And you gave speeches about school buses and you said,
Speaker 1: these are school buses and they're yellow, and they're yellow
Speaker 1: school buses. And think about the significance these yellow school
Speaker 1: buses that are yellow take kids to school to school? School?
Speaker 1: Are kids in these buses?
Speaker 4: No, I think that is very important. It's a mistake
Speaker 4: not to be well versed on an issue and feel
Speaker 4: compelled to answer a question.
Speaker 2: You know that multi billion dollar program to bring broadband
Speaker 2: to people, how many homes have broadband?
Speaker 1: None?
Speaker 2: Elon Musk through Starlink has brought more broadband to North
Speaker 2: Carolina post hurricane than their program did. And her bosses
Speaker 2: stole a contract from Musk to do that around the
Speaker 2: country so they could pay fifty sixty seventy percent more
Speaker 2: because they hate Elon because he's opened up Twitter to
Speaker 2: be somewhat of a free speech platform.
Speaker 1: So mistakes Afghanistan.
Speaker 2: She did the thing that people do in job interviews,
Speaker 2: and I got to the point at Microsoft where I
Speaker 2: would preemptively ban this answer.
Speaker 1: What's one of your big weaknesses in an area where
Speaker 1: you have a room for growth?
Speaker 2: And don't say perfectionism, don't say working too hard, don't
Speaker 2: say working too long.
Speaker 1: Don't say that, and.
Speaker 2: You'd see the nbas you'd been through the rehearsal process.
Speaker 1: Oh ah, I yelled up, my mom. Then a weakness.
Speaker 1: See this goes to the point that Kamala Hears does
Speaker 1: not exist. She's not a real person.
Speaker 2: She's words and programs. She's akmal about that's a lay down,
Speaker 2: easy answer. And come on, Harris is pretty good at
Speaker 2: laying down for politics. As it were, I'm having this morning,
Speaker 2: this would be Oh gosh, let's see twelfth twenty four.
Speaker 2: This is my Alex is laughing, my producer Alex. This
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Speaker 1: This happens to be what do we have downstairs? Goltlocker?
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Speaker 2: it sniffer? What do you all wind people drink? What's
Speaker 2: the fancy wine things called like wine glass?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's a fancy wine glass in this hand, a fake
Speaker 2: one because I don't drink wine. But if I did
Speaker 2: drink wine, it would have bone Frog Cellars and I
Speaker 2: would go and I'd swish it around. And that's called legs.
Speaker 1: Does it have legs?
Speaker 2: I learned this from my friends who are wine snobs,
Speaker 2: wine wine experts. It has legs, and then I would
Speaker 2: test the bouquette like smit up my beak. You can
Speaker 2: do that with coffee too. You could also do that
Speaker 2: with root beer. You can do that with a blooney sandwich.
Speaker 2: I don't know why people do it with wine, but
Speaker 2: they do it.
Speaker 1: That's what you do.
Speaker 2: Then you take a little bit of it and you
Speaker 2: drink it. You put it in your mouth, but then
Speaker 2: you open your mouth in your nose and you breathe
Speaker 2: fuck tru as you're testing the wine. I think you
Speaker 2: do that a little bit more aerodype form, a little
Speaker 2: bit more genteel.
Speaker 4: See.
Speaker 2: I don't drink wine, but I turn to my friends
Speaker 2: who are wine experts, and they tried bone Frog Cellars
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Speaker 2: if to say flavors or blends. I don't know types
Speaker 2: of wine.
Speaker 1: My daughter tries.
Speaker 2: She is not yet legally supposed to drink, but hey,
Speaker 2: it's our house, as sue me.
Speaker 1: But I guess you could. She loved it.
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Speaker 2: really enjoyed it.
Speaker 1: So try it.
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Speaker 2: in and all in and risk his career because it's
Speaker 2: a legitimate risk if you're going to go from Hollywood
Speaker 2: and admit that you are willing to vote for President Trump.
Speaker 2: This guy's name is Zachary Levi Pugh. He's an American
Speaker 2: actor and singer. Starred as Chuck Bartowski in the action
Speaker 2: comedy series Chuck and as the titular character in the
Speaker 2: superhero film Shazam. Yes, I just read that from Wikipedia,
Speaker 2: because have absolutely no idea who this guy is.
Speaker 1: I just know he's very famous and.
Speaker 2: So putting his career on the line, and let's give
Speaker 2: him credit for this he went live on Instagram live.
Speaker 1: To do this.
Speaker 5: Oh and by the way, to Whoopy Goldberg and to
Speaker 5: Sonny and to you know, all.
Speaker 6: Of the folks at the view.
Speaker 2: And can we stop the bro it's got some good hair.
Speaker 2: I mean, as he's going through the video, if you're
Speaker 2: listening to the audio version of this, he's combing back
Speaker 2: his hair. Very charismatic move. That's a strong move. It
Speaker 2: shows the hair, it shows the dominance. Nice nice, nice move.
Speaker 5: I I don't think it's accurate to say that somehow
Speaker 5: Hollywood is both a liberal and a conservative town.
Speaker 6: To Whooby's point, back in the day.
Speaker 5: There might have been a bit more of a balance,
Speaker 5: you know, and there have always been more, let's say,
Speaker 5: conservative leaning stars.
Speaker 6: That have been able to say those things.
Speaker 5: But you really have to be at a certain level
Speaker 5: of your career in order to get away with it.
Speaker 5: Uh number number one, but number two that was also
Speaker 5: back then. And I think naming just John Voight and
Speaker 5: Dennis Quaid and really only named John John Voight would
Speaker 5: be somebody else had.
Speaker 6: To help you with.
Speaker 5: Dennis Quid of the thousands of actors in Hollywood that
Speaker 5: you could only name to, I think actually speaks to that,
Speaker 5: And what that means is there's plenty and by the way,
Speaker 5: they have sent me lots of messages, plenty of people
Speaker 5: in my industry in Hollywood that are terrified to publicly
Speaker 5: say that they would vote for Donald Trump or be
Speaker 5: conservative in any way.
Speaker 6: That's why you don't see them.
Speaker 5: That's why they're not very prevalent or prominent because they
Speaker 5: know that there's ramifications for this kind of But like
Speaker 5: I said, y'all, our industry is going to be gone
Speaker 5: so like it's it already is.
Speaker 6: We're getting we're getting eroded.
Speaker 5: The pandemic and the strikes and all of these things,
Speaker 5: they've already eroded it so much. So you know, my,
Speaker 5: so my my anyway, my cry to all of you
Speaker 5: out there, you closeted conservatives, closeted Trump voters, Yeah, it's
Speaker 5: now or never.
Speaker 6: I don't you know what I mean, Like, I do.
Speaker 5: Whatever you feel like you need to do, if you
Speaker 5: need to come out publicly and say it. If you
Speaker 5: feel like you still can't, then don't you know I
Speaker 5: would never pressure you to that. But know that if
Speaker 5: what you're afraid of is somehow the backlash of an
Speaker 5: industry that's not going to exist very soon.
Speaker 6: Then don't let that, don't let that hold you back.
Speaker 2: Maybe just look at this a different way as well.
Speaker 2: And thank you for Zachary for doing that. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: didn't know who you were. It's just I don't out
Speaker 2: of the world. Think of it ten years from now, okay,
Speaker 2: and just imagine this that I'm fifty seven and.
Speaker 1: God, shit angers people when I say this. G it's
Speaker 1: so frustrated with me.
Speaker 2: I hope the Lord takes me home before I turn
Speaker 2: sixty seven, run sixty four. I know that angers people.
Speaker 2: I keep myself healthy, I work out constantly. I see
Speaker 2: Alex looking at me. Why would I not want to
Speaker 2: go to Jesus?
Speaker 1: No, no's just stop with all this stuff. If you
Speaker 1: believe in the New Heaven and the New Earth, and
Speaker 1: you believe you're going to Lord Jesus, why would you
Speaker 1: say I don't want to go.
Speaker 2: And Gosh just angers so many of my family members.
Speaker 2: You'd be leaving us behind. Yes, in good hands, the
Speaker 2: hand of the Lord Jesus, because if he brought me home,
Speaker 2: I guarantee he's going to sit and care for you. Well,
Speaker 2: he's already doing it. I don't and people Christians who
Speaker 2: are afraid to die and legitimately I hear this all,
Speaker 2: and man, am I on the distraction train today? I
Speaker 2: really am. You can tell the things I want to
Speaker 2: be talking about. But I hear Christians say, like the
Speaker 2: end of the day, I said to brother, say to.
Speaker 1: How are you? How are you? Man? Good to see you?
Speaker 1: Well I woke up this morning. That's better than the alternative.
Speaker 2: Why it's not an argument for suicide because I'm not
Speaker 2: even sure you go to heaven if you commit suicide.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think the Lord is just to forgive
Speaker 2: and wants to do that, and he seeks us that way,
Speaker 2: but it's also stealing as a last act. Now the
Speaker 2: God start sitting around waiting, so, oh.
Speaker 1: I got you, I got you? Look what you did?
Speaker 1: Oh you're out.
Speaker 2: He doesn't want that. He wants us to come home.
Speaker 2: But man, if you're looking forward to the new Heaven
Speaker 2: of the new Earth, what's wrong with looking forward to
Speaker 2: the new having the new Earth?
Speaker 1: Were we doing a show?
Speaker 2: Or is it me just emoting talking about Zachary. So
Speaker 2: imagine ten years from now and I hope to meet
Speaker 2: my grandkids.
Speaker 1: If my daughter is gifted with kids and she decides
Speaker 1: to do that, and when they say, hey, Grandpa, what
Speaker 1: did you do.
Speaker 2: When the Democrats wanted to force people to lie? What
Speaker 2: did you do?
Speaker 1: Man? I voted super hard.
Speaker 2: I went into those polls and I really I used
Speaker 2: to just color in the little circle or oval, but man,
Speaker 2: I pressed so hard and I used two number two pencils,
Speaker 2: and then I just.
Speaker 1: Then I handed it to the lady and I said,
Speaker 1: check that out. That's voting hard? Or did you give
Speaker 1: up anything?
Speaker 2: Did you maybe do things you don't want to do
Speaker 2: because God has called you to do it, such as
Speaker 2: going and making disciples though it's uncomfortable. Did you take
Speaker 2: uncomfortable political positions and speak them in public? Did you
Speaker 2: knock on a door? Did you go to the sixty
Speaker 2: five percent of young people who are not going to vote,
Speaker 2: particularly young Christians.
Speaker 1: Who have their heads about them.
Speaker 2: Did you go to them and say, do you understand
Speaker 2: that when you don't vote, you were making all the
Speaker 2: votes influenced by Satan that much stronger?
Speaker 1: Do you know that? Do you know that you're doing
Speaker 1: exactactly what Satan would want you to do? Did you
Speaker 1: do that?
Speaker 2: I want to be able to say to my grandkids, well, gosh,
Speaker 2: you know what I worked longer than I would have liked.
Speaker 1: I produced during the week. I was blessed to work.
Speaker 2: In a telvishened studio got built with good people. But men,
Speaker 2: sometimes I'm telling you, it's hard to say I'm going
Speaker 2: to sit down and create another thirty five hours of
Speaker 2: content this week, your two national radio shows and this podcast,
Speaker 2: and sometimes it's a blessing. Sometimes I'd rather not do it.
Speaker 2: You're probably the same way with your job. So I
Speaker 2: want to be able to say that to them because
Speaker 2: I can legitimately say to them. Man, I've talked with
Speaker 2: my family about this many, many times. My dream scenario
Speaker 2: is a cabin and a CrossFit gym and a church
Speaker 2: and books, and legitimately to be able to come down
Speaker 2: into society from time to time and people say, hey,
Speaker 2: did you vote, and for me to go what did
Speaker 2: I who? But we can't do that. So Zachary Levi
Speaker 2: is making this point that it's now or never.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 2: Because there will come at ten years from now. And
Speaker 2: if that ten years from now is after eight years
Speaker 2: of the people who run Kamala Harris, then Blackrock owns
Speaker 2: six hundred million homes, not three hundred million and floating
Speaker 2: the idea of we're going to ban you from having
Speaker 2: natural gas in your home is no longer a floated idea.
Speaker 2: They've done it. Everything's connected to the grid. The attack
Speaker 2: on people living in rural areas is complete. The per
Speaker 2: mile driven tax with a premium for being twenty five
Speaker 2: miles outside the city corps.
Speaker 1: That's done. The smart cities things is done. All the
Speaker 1: new cars have off switches.
Speaker 2: Social credit is enforced that way. Go out into your
Speaker 2: car in the morning, turn it on, and hey, I
Speaker 2: got to go to the store. I'm sorry. Before you
Speaker 2: do that, we're going to need you to take down
Speaker 2: a social media post. It's problematic. There are people being
Speaker 2: jailed for praying in their heads. So yeah, the time
Speaker 2: is now, and it is now or never, which is
Speaker 2: again one of the reasons why I run YouTube. Because
Speaker 2: there's young people there who have no idea who the.
Speaker 1: Lord Jesus is.
Speaker 2: There's old people there who have no idea who the
Speaker 2: Lord Jesus is. And some of the conversations there are well,
Speaker 2: some of them are inspiring, others of them are baffling
Speaker 2: and disconcerting, but their reality. So I want to share
Speaker 2: some of these with you. If you've not been to
Speaker 2: our YouTube channel, its YouTube dot com. Slash at the
Speaker 2: Todd Herman Show. There are people who have special needs
Speaker 2: kids and this happens that they have to adjust their
Speaker 2: expectation for their kids.
Speaker 1: And this is really hard for parents.
Speaker 2: Parents say, well, my kid's going to be he's going
Speaker 2: to go to my college and he's going to pursue
Speaker 2: my profession. And when they find out the kids have
Speaker 2: are non neurotypical, a lot of times for parents it
Speaker 2: can be oh my gosh, and it's a difficult thing
Speaker 2: to adjust expectations. Doesn't mean that you stop loving, you
Speaker 2: stop pushing, stop believing. For parents of kids who have
Speaker 2: special needs, for them to understand that Alan has it
Speaker 2: really tough. He's effectively nonverbal. He has at eighteen operations.
Speaker 2: He's only fourteen years old.
Speaker 1: But he works.
Speaker 2: He invents soap. He works at the company in quality control.
Speaker 2: His brother Ian is impacted by autism. He works.
Speaker 1: He contributes Amy who got late on set autism. She's
Speaker 1: thriving help with social media, et cetera. She was told she's.
Speaker 2: Hirable and the soap is of pristine quality. There's no
Speaker 2: way John would put his son's name on a soap
Speaker 2: that sucked, so they researched a family. They found him
Speaker 2: in the Midwest. They are three generations into the soap
Speaker 2: crafting world. That's what that's all they do. They took
Speaker 2: on the fragrances that Alan thought of, that came from
Speaker 2: special memories for him. They create those soaps are all natural,
Speaker 2: They're made in America. To give this to families with
Speaker 2: kids with special needs, partic of the younger kids. It's
Speaker 2: a side of hope and every time they wash their
Speaker 2: bodies they can remember that. Yep, our kids too can work.
Speaker 2: Our kids can contribute. What the word saying is not true.
Speaker 2: So go to alansoaps dot com slash todd. That's Alan
Speaker 2: soaps dot com slash todd. We'll get to President Trump
Speaker 2: and what this change I've seen in him that I've
Speaker 2: just been praying to see. It's very much related in
Speaker 2: my mind to how Jesus is viewed on YouTube, at
Speaker 2: least by some people. This comes from mac dash p.
Speaker 2: Six seven. And this might be a bot. I get that,
Speaker 2: but the purpose of bots is to be viewed by others.
Speaker 2: It's the bots not entertaining itself. The bot could be learning,
Speaker 2: but the purpose sometimes of bots like this in a
Speaker 2: YouTube environment is to go and provide counterpoints of view
Speaker 2: because they're trying to persuade others. Here's what this person
Speaker 2: and or bot wrote. Jesus never claimed to be God,
Speaker 2: small g God, the guy writes. Actually, he claimed to
Speaker 2: be God's son and told his disciples to never bow
Speaker 2: or worship him. He told them only his father's to
Speaker 2: be worshiped. If Jesus is God, was God, then who
Speaker 2: did Jesus pray to himself?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: He prayed to his father when his disciples when the
Speaker 2: end would be? I think When his disciples asked when
Speaker 2: the end would be, he said the angels. Neither the
Speaker 2: angels nor the son know when they will be, but
Speaker 2: only the Father knows. When Jesus was baptized, a voice
Speaker 2: from heaven talking about his son. That wasn't himself being tranquilalist,
Speaker 2: I said, true, yeah, Just you know, when you speak
Speaker 2: for others like the puppet, I can't say that tranquiloquist.
Speaker 2: I can't say the word I got the Biden brain
Speaker 2: and this is really faith of firming. Gregory Buzby two
Speaker 2: wrote John ten thirty, I and the Father are one.
Speaker 2: Matthew won twenty three and a response if Jesus wrote, Okay,
Speaker 2: so this is one conversation. So this guy just writes
Speaker 2: back and says, well, no, actually, right here, Jesus said,
Speaker 2: I and the Father are one, and I could child
Speaker 2: in this response, and I think I did. In the
Speaker 2: beginning was the word? The word was with God. The
Speaker 2: word was God. That's referring to God and Jesus as one.
Speaker 2: You can go to Genesis, and you can go to
Speaker 2: the Spirit of God moved across the waters. You can
Speaker 2: go to any of the teachings, and you can find
Speaker 2: any of the apostles saying nothing exists that was not
Speaker 2: made for him or by him. So Jesus did, in fact, did,
Speaker 2: in fact say I am the law, and that just
Speaker 2: about costs him his life. He said that to a
Speaker 2: rabbi in a temple because he was offered the opportunity
Speaker 2: to do the reading, and they became upset. Right, you're
Speaker 2: saying that the law has been fuitfilled today, what are
Speaker 2: you talking about that? Eventually the Lord Jesus said I
Speaker 2: am the Law, and they took him to a cliff
Speaker 2: and tried to throw him off the cliff, but he
Speaker 2: made his way through them and disappeared.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 2: I love that aspect of Jesus. So this is sometimes
Speaker 2: how he's viewed on YouTube. This is from ROB twenty
Speaker 2: two forty nine or pardon me, OB twenty two to
Speaker 2: forty nine. Again kind of bought like because using numbers
Speaker 2: instead of letters. If Jesus wrote from the dead, rose
Speaker 2: from the dead, what did he sacrifice? His return fully
Speaker 2: functional three days later is conclusive proof It wasn't his life,
Speaker 2: So what did he sacrifice?
Speaker 1: Time?
Speaker 2: Now, if this is an AI, it's a pretty good
Speaker 2: one because there was a follow on conversation.
Speaker 1: I wrote and said what really? Well?
Speaker 2: To begin with, he who was sinless became sin. He
Speaker 2: took upon himself all of God's wrath at human beings
Speaker 2: for a rebellion. Jesus, part of the Triune God, had
Speaker 2: experienced separation from God, the Father, the god of the universe,
Speaker 2: allowed himself to be scourged, meaning beaten with whips and
Speaker 2: change to the point where, according to historical views of
Speaker 2: these events, his ribs probably showed through his back. He
Speaker 2: was forced to carry a probably two dreed pound cross
Speaker 2: while being whipped and spat upon. He had spike tamber
Speaker 2: through his hands and feet. Jesus likely died from asphyxiation
Speaker 2: as the weight of his body slowly collapsed his lungs.
Speaker 2: So Jesus sacrificed his perfection, his innocence, his deedy, his safety,
Speaker 2: his body, his connection to God the Father. Yes, he
Speaker 2: regained that all and now offers us the opportunity to
Speaker 2: live forever with him in heaven or to choose our
Speaker 2: own torture, your move. I pray you choose Jesus. Then
Speaker 2: there's this. This is from James Duret. And by the way,
Speaker 2: I think that conversation continued because I think I ended
Speaker 2: up talking about the cups of wrath and what he
Speaker 2: took upon himself and the things that we cannot take
Speaker 2: upon ourselves.
Speaker 1: I mentioned in one of the.
Speaker 2: Commentaries that I think the editorial team edited and took
Speaker 2: over to YouTube and they focused on my statements talking
Speaker 2: about the rich young ruler and how the rich young
Speaker 2: ruler came to Lord Jesus and said, hey, what do
Speaker 2: I need to do to get to the Kingdom of Heaven?
Speaker 2: And the Lord Jesus said, hey, follow the ten commandments,
Speaker 2: and the rich ung ruler said, look, I've done that
Speaker 2: my whole life. I followed the ten commandments, and then
Speaker 2: the Lord Jesus said, okay, well then do this, sell
Speaker 2: all the things you own, come back and follow me,
Speaker 2: take up your cross, follow me, and the rich young
Speaker 2: ruler went away sad. Now, tradition is an interesting thing
Speaker 2: because there are traditions in the Bible, or not in
Speaker 2: the Bible, but around the Bible that say that the
Speaker 2: rich young ruler went home and thought about it and
Speaker 2: became a follower of Jesus, accept him as Lord and Savior,
Speaker 2: confessed the fact that he was wedded to his riches,
Speaker 2: and he was trusting in riches and money, the things
Speaker 2: of this earth, rather than Jesus, and so he became
Speaker 2: eventually a believer and.
Speaker 1: Followed the Lord. There's that tradition.
Speaker 2: I don't see anything in the Bible that says that happened,
Speaker 2: But the topic came up of mercy, and this guy
Speaker 2: wrote in sort of an interesting challenge, and it was
Speaker 2: an interesting conversation. This is more faith affirming to me
Speaker 2: because other people see these conversations talking about the body
Speaker 2: of Christ. And I'll share this with you in a second.
Speaker 2: When the Lord designed us, I truly believe, I truly
Speaker 2: believe that the Lord signs his work. I believe he
Speaker 2: signs it in music. There's a reason why different cultures
Speaker 2: have different appreciation of different musical schemes. In the West
Speaker 2: is four four. It's the one four or five chord structure.
Speaker 2: It's attention and resolve of a diminished back to the
Speaker 2: whole chord. There's a reason for these things. I think
Speaker 2: God signs his work. I think he signs it in
Speaker 2: the stars. The fact that we can map travel through
Speaker 2: the stars, I think that's God signing his work. I
Speaker 2: think he signs his work in our DNA because people
Speaker 2: who've really looked into the human genome and the DNA
Speaker 2: understand it to be unbelievably dynamic.
Speaker 1: Code truly dynamic and elegant.
Speaker 2: And it is code that writes code, and it is
Speaker 2: hardware that builds hardware, and hardware that can reproduce hardware
Speaker 2: in a moment a second. Begin the building process and
Speaker 2: the copying of code process, and the transcription process. There
Speaker 2: are a lot of people down at renew who shouldn't
Speaker 2: be alive.
Speaker 1: One of them is Adam. Adam has brittle bones.
Speaker 2: He's supposed to be dead, and he's been told multiple
Speaker 2: times he's going to be dead. He's a guy that
Speaker 2: can break his leg standing up from a chair, but
Speaker 2: he continues to seek health. So he swims and there's
Speaker 2: other things he does. He does very very careful ctabout
Speaker 2: work and body weight work. If you saw him, he'd
Speaker 2: never know that he has this disease. Is a young guy.
Speaker 2: So what has kept them going, Well, it's the exercise,
Speaker 2: it's God's design and it's the stem cells God designed.
Speaker 2: He's one of the doctors down there. So the stem
Speaker 2: cells ethically gathered from umbilical cords and placentas only is
Speaker 2: something he's infused with on a regular basis because it
Speaker 2: keeps growing back body parts that shouldn't be growing back muscle, tendon,
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Speaker 2: set up in the safest city in Mexico, Porto Iarta.
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Speaker 2: allowed to do up here. That you can go in
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Speaker 2: Todd Hermitshell family. So in a commentary I talked about
Speaker 2: the rich young ruler, and James Durrett seems much more
Speaker 2: like an honest name wrote in and said, what makes
Speaker 2: you think the rich man didn't receive mercy? Of course
Speaker 2: he received mercy. I wrote back and staid, I hope
Speaker 2: so is that in the Bible? Is it in the
Speaker 2: Bible that he didn't? Is God merciful? He wrote back,
Speaker 2: And I wrote back and said, yeah, indeed he is.
Speaker 2: If the rich young ruler accepted Jesus as his Lord
Speaker 2: and Savior, then he was saved. We could pray that
Speaker 2: it happened. James Durrett wrote back to me, The Lord
Speaker 2: is good to all that is mercies all over all
Speaker 2: that he's made Psalm verse nine. So mercy's all over
Speaker 2: all that he may true. We just refer to the
Speaker 2: common blessings, right, that's mercy. God provides the common blessings
Speaker 2: to people who do justice and people who do it
Speaker 2: justice or if you want to be more casual about it,
Speaker 2: among the good and the evil. So I wrote back
Speaker 2: to James, and I said Acts Chapter four, verses eighteen
Speaker 2: through twelve. Then Peter, filled with the Holy Spirit, said
Speaker 2: to them, rulers and elders of the people, if we're
Speaker 2: going to be called to account for an act of
Speaker 2: kindness shown to a man who was lame, and are
Speaker 2: being asked how it was healed, then know this, you
Speaker 2: and all the people of Israel. It is by the
Speaker 2: name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, whom you cristified, but
Speaker 2: whom God raised from the dead, that this man stands
Speaker 2: before you healed. Jesus is the stone you builders rejected
Speaker 2: and has become the cornerstone. Salvation is found in no
Speaker 2: one else, for there's no other name under Heaven given
Speaker 2: to mankind by which we must be saved. And James
Speaker 2: wrote back, Amen, I don't know if you're trying to
Speaker 2: infer something, or you really like that verse. So you
Speaker 2: see the turners taking this is comment sections in YouTube
Speaker 2: terrible places for communication. I took this to be snarky,
Speaker 2: and maybe it wasn't. Maybe he's sincere. I don't get
Speaker 2: it what you're.
Speaker 1: Saying, I wrote back, salvation is found.
Speaker 2: That no one else, only in Jesus, the rich young
Speaker 2: ruler needed to accept Jesus's savior to be saved, even
Speaker 2: with God's mercy.
Speaker 1: Point, that's snarky point.
Speaker 2: And then he added, I don't know if you're purposely
Speaker 2: evitting the topic at hand, or if you're just ensure
Speaker 2: what the topic was. So I copied, and now we're
Speaker 2: into the great, great cycle of doom of the comment section.
Speaker 2: I quoted him. What makes you think the rich man
Speaker 2: young rich young man didn't receive mercy? Of course he
Speaker 2: received mercy, I wrote, That was the original comment. The
Speaker 2: thread is right here above us. James writes to me.
Speaker 2: God's mercy isn't limited to the cross. God isn't limited
Speaker 2: in any way, shape or form. But that is your
Speaker 2: sole focus. God was merciful before Jesus. God was merciful
Speaker 2: through Jesus, and after Jesus. The issue with evangelicals is
Speaker 2: this god limiting dogmatic approach. That's the issue with evangelicals
Speaker 2: because Catholics, of course say you don't have to go
Speaker 2: through Jesus to get well, wait, no, they don't. Yep,
Speaker 2: they do involve papal authority. They do involve the intercession
Speaker 2: of bishops. They do involve a different form of this.
Speaker 2: To me, it's Phariseean. It's a remaking of the Pharisee systems.
Speaker 2: It is the high holies.
Speaker 1: We go here, you go there.
Speaker 2: That's one of the reasons I'm not Catholic. But they
Speaker 2: do say you have to go through Jesus. So I
Speaker 2: wrote back, thanks James for clarifying your opinion. Indeed, God
Speaker 2: was merciful, because God is mercy. God is also truth
Speaker 2: and light and law and order and honesty. God sent
Speaker 2: his only son to save us, and Jesus said, I'm
Speaker 2: the Way, the Truth, and the life. No one comes
Speaker 2: to the Father but through me. The Bible makes it
Speaker 2: very very clear that in the Church age there's one
Speaker 2: and only one path to salvation, that is through God's son,
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ. In the New Testament, there's no wiggle room
Speaker 2: at all. So, James writes back, and this is again
Speaker 2: comment section tactic, interesting and kind of telling. You left
Speaker 2: out love, He writes, in all caps in your description
Speaker 2: of God, why would you leave it out? I never
Speaker 2: understood people's reluctance to profess God's love. Now I thought
Speaker 2: about saying and getting into the argument that no, God
Speaker 2: demonstrates his love through mercy and kindness, and law and
Speaker 2: order and the common blessings.
Speaker 1: All of this conveys love.
Speaker 2: But instead I tried to put my ego aside, and
Speaker 2: I said this to James.
Speaker 1: You're correct, I didn't say love. God is love.
Speaker 2: In fact, God so loved in all caps the world
Speaker 2: that he sent his only son that all who believe
Speaker 2: in him will be saved. James, that's not what the
Speaker 2: verse say. Is it says sh perish and have eternal life.
Speaker 2: Jesus describes eternal life as a relationship with Him, not
Speaker 2: some everlasting torture chamber. And to perish, meaning to lose
Speaker 2: or to be lost, means they don't get that pleasure
Speaker 2: in this life. I wrote back and said, you can
Speaker 2: prefer that translation. It doesn't change the meaning. People who
Speaker 2: followed Jesus got to have eternal life with him. People
Speaker 2: who deny him choose hell. Jesus spoke often and clearly
Speaker 2: about Hell, which is and how to have Heaven, which
Speaker 2: is through him only. And I link to an article
Speaker 2: which is all the many many times that Jesus warned
Speaker 2: about Hell and described it. Now I'm guessing, and I
Speaker 2: could guess that the face structure from what this guy's coming.
Speaker 1: I could guess that, but it would be truly a guess.
Speaker 1: But just know this.
Speaker 2: It is absolutely impossible to make the case that the
Speaker 2: New Testament has any way to Heaven. But through Jesus
Speaker 2: that case cannot be made, and he failed.
Speaker 1: To make it.
Speaker 2: It would have been more fun to have the conversation
Speaker 2: in person, because I'm guessing probably a decent guy. Comment
Speaker 2: sections are terrible places for reasoning, but you can see
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Speaker 1: I saw something in President Trump I've been praying to see.
Speaker 1: I really really feel that he's being legitimately sincere when
Speaker 1: he says this.
Speaker 7: But as I look back at my life's journey and events,
Speaker 7: I now recognize that it's been the hand of God
Speaker 7: leading me to where I am today.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 7: And my faith took on new meaning on July thirteenth
Speaker 7: in Butler, Pennsylvania, where I was knocked to the ground.
Speaker 8: Essentially by what seemed like a super natural hand. And
Speaker 8: I would like to think that God saved me for
Speaker 8: a purpose, and that's to.
Speaker 7: Make our country greater than ever before.
Speaker 2: So the President was reading those remarks, but he read
Speaker 2: them well, and I perceive in him, and I wonder
Speaker 2: if you're the same. I perceive in him an actual humility.
Speaker 2: To this, I think humility is one of the hard
Speaker 2: things to pretend to have. So she spoke so much
Speaker 2: about God's words. Let's look at a couple of things
Speaker 2: from Proverbs and James. Proverbs chapter twenty two, verse four.
Speaker 2: The reward for humility and fear of the Lord is
Speaker 2: richest in honor and life. By the way, that doesn't
Speaker 2: always mean on earth. Proverbs chapter eleven, verse two. When
Speaker 2: pride comes, then comes disgrace. But with the humble is wisdom.
Speaker 2: And then James chapter four, verse ten, humble yourselves before
Speaker 2: the Lord, and he will exalt you. I've been hoping
Speaker 2: to see this form of humility and President Trump, I've
Speaker 2: also been hoping to see this very very real call
Speaker 2: to all Christians to vote. There is an effort in Arizona,
Speaker 2: a bunch of false, heretical Catholics who are trying to
Speaker 2: organize other Catholics to simply not vote. We need to
Speaker 2: do what's right, even if the outcome is not certain.
Speaker 2: We're given the opportunity to vote in this country. I
Speaker 2: think it's our responsibility to vote, and I beg you
Speaker 2: to as you vote, pray Godly protection over your ballot,
Speaker 2: that the forces of the evil not be allowed to
Speaker 2: steal it, or obscure it, or change it.
Speaker 1: God's power is real, and Jesus has delegated to us.
Speaker 2: Some of his own powers, among them praying protection on things.
Speaker 2: President Trump delivered a message to Christians.
Speaker 7: So I'm here tonight to deliver a simple message to
Speaker 7: Christians across America. It's time to stand up and save
Speaker 7: your country. Thank you very much, Thank you very much.
Speaker 7: On November fifth, Christian voters need to turn out in
Speaker 7: the largest numbers ever. Do you know that if you
Speaker 7: did that, because you have a reputation of not voting proportionately.
Speaker 6: Like you should, you do know that.
Speaker 7: I think that maybe is a form of rebellion.
Speaker 8: Could that be possible?
Speaker 7: You know, the two groups, not to equate them, but
Speaker 7: they are probably associated in some form. But Christians Evangelicals,
Speaker 7: but Christians and gun owners. Gun owners don't vote. They vote,
Speaker 7: but very small proportions. If they did, or if Christians did,
Speaker 7: nobody could ever beat us.
Speaker 2: It's right numerically, and in blue states, it's even worse.
Speaker 2: In the separate country of Washington State, for instance, if
Speaker 2: you got ninety percent Republican turnout, you could overcome the
Speaker 2: truly fallen Babylon of Seattle. So what would keep you
Speaker 2: from doing it in any of the states? Can I
Speaker 2: suggest that it's pride. I won't be part of a
Speaker 2: broken system. I won't do.
Speaker 1: It still broken. I'm not going to take the time.
Speaker 2: But it's something else, believing that God couldn't come and say, yeah,
Speaker 2: you can try to rig this one.
Speaker 1: I let you do the last one. I let you
Speaker 1: rig the last one.
Speaker 2: So people would see, in other words, cutting in half
Speaker 2: the curtain into the temple America, Lord Jesus died. The
Speaker 2: curtain in the temple was torn in half, this massive
Speaker 2: curtain between the people and the Holy of Holies. It
Speaker 2: was God saying, you don't need you don't need the
Speaker 2: Pharisees and the statas seas anymore. You can come to
Speaker 2: me through Jesus right here. Our temple in America has
Speaker 2: been the government. I think God tore that curtain down
Speaker 2: and said, look here, look look at Oz, look at
Speaker 2: the little man running things. So for us to trust
Speaker 2: God is to trust that he can also protect elections.
Speaker 1: And I hope you'll do that. I think it's.
Speaker 2: Important, Lord, thank you for reminding us that feary you,
Speaker 2: and the proper way is the beginning of wisdom.
Speaker 1: This is a Todd Hermer show. Please go, be well,
Speaker 1: be strong, be kind. Please make every effort to walk
Speaker 1: in the light of Christ.