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You're listening to KFI A six on demand. Lucy, Welcome to the Jesus

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Christ Show. Good morning, Hi Lucy. I don't know if it's appropriate

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today, but I have a dilemma. I have a niece who just came

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out of the hospital not even twenty four hours ago. She was in tremendous

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fire, second degree, and she loves absolutely everything. She's forty three years

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old and she was brought up in a Christian family where very Christians, and

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she was brought up in a Christian family and she was drinking and smoking and

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she literally ran out of the house in her nightgown and to burn her hands,

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her face, her head, and she was enough for almost five weeks.

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So she was sober. She wasn't drinking, she wasn't smoking nothing.

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And she has had she had two boys there. One is eighteen and one

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is twenty one, and she hadn't had any contact to them for four years.

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But after this accident, the boys came back and she's going through a

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very nice and divorce. So the work is almost over. She's very better

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because of the long story short, the boys came back and she was looking

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forward to living with one of them, and they were fixing the relationships and

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everything. So she was sober for five weeks and then she came out of

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the hospital and last night they twenty four hours ago, they discharged her.

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They did the skin grafts and everything, and I was talking to her sister,

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my other niece, and she said she left her house, and long

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story shorts, we found out that she went to the liquor store bought a

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bottle of book. Come I start drinking again. I don't know. I

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love this girl because I have three boys and she was the daughter that I

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never had. I don't know how to cope with her. I just want

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to turn away. I really don't know what to do. I don't know

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what it is what caused the fire. She was drinking at night in her

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bed and then she starts smoking. She fell asleep. Yeah, h yeah,

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if that doesn't wake her up, that's it exactly. It's a very

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difficult fight at that point. It's exactly what I said when we were in

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the hospital, and when I saw her first, I was just like I

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was shocked. I was just fuck meat, and I just said it was

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like per meed and I just said, God, give you what's chance And

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if you don't take this and don't I mean, we're all done. And

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I just said I I don't know where to go from here. And you

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know, my husband said, well, maybe you could take her. I

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said, no, I can't do this. Is it making me a hard

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person? But I know I can do this. Uh. I'll give you

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a little, uh, little something to remember, and that is you can

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help people out of situations, but you can't help them out of lifestyles.

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So this is something she's chosen. She had probably been drinking for a long

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while. I would imagine, yeah, yeah, so she's an alcoholic.

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Yeah yeah, So she needs to take care of that, and that is

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a symptom of something else that's weighing on her. She's you know, self

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medicating with the alcohol. And at this point she's going to need serious intervention.

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She's going to need to go and get cleansed from it and be at

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a place where she cannot drink, and otherwise she's going to go back down

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that same cycle. Obviously has started that way, but it's it's not necessarily

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your fight. You should be there to support her in the good decisions,

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but not in the bad decisions. And if she's willing to go get help

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and to go into rehab, then then that's what you help with. If

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not, then there's no reason you need to be a part of it.

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You can just say, hey, I'm here for the healing, but not

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the harming. I'm not going to sit here and watch you destroy yourself,

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especially when you came so close to dying as it is. You either have

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to find something to live for and a desire to live clean in a way

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that you will not put yourself in that situation. I mean you basically,

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she basically lit herself on fire, and you know what else could you do

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to wake her up? Literally and figuratively. So at this point, Lucy,

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you love through whatever you can, but you make no bones about it.

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You're you're in there for her to get better or not at all.

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That you're not going to watch her kill herself slowly and that you won't be

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a part of that. I think is going to be the best thing to

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do, and it's gonna be hard for you. It's true. Her parents

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worth their hands and they said that they just walked away, and you know,

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I just I can't do this anymore. It's I feel like it's started

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taking told on me and you know, I just can't do this, and

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my kids are just saying that's enough. Yeah, enough. Well, then

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you can put all of those feelings into a letter. The reason why I

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say this is because a letter can't be interrupted, a letter can't be argued.

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Put it in a letter of how much you love her, put it

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in a put it in a letter. Letter that you will not partake any

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of this, and that will be your last point of communication. And that

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is now on your terms. You say, I will only connect with your

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healing and for help in that direction, but you will not participate in the

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other parts. You will not participate in the destruction of her life. kJ

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Welcome to the Jesus Christ Show. Good morning Jesus, and happy Easter.

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And to you. How can I help you this morning? So there was

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a sample that was extracted recently from an asteroid and it contained something called URSEL,

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which is one of the four nucleo bases that make up RNA, which

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is one of the building blocks of life forms. And so it appears that

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it's possible that there's life forms in other parts of the universe. So my

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question is, Jesus, is are they part of the mini mansions and do

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they in fact believe in you and in God? Well, a fascinating question,

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and this discovery is not the only of its kind, but this one

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took place in March, and you're right there. You're looking at one of

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four basic building blocks that make up RNA, and the belief is that it's

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even possible that that's what brought life to Earth and that life started. It

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sounds more dramatic than it is from alien ingredients alien meeting, that they weren't

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derivative specifically on Earth, but came from an asteroid or some vessel that put

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them on Earth. Really exciting and fascinating stuff, but it is a long

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way from drawing a line from A to B with just that one nucleo basis

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that one little of the four that would make up the full RNA. So

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it is exciting and obviously as you've drawn that line, there is a belief

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that if this planet forming, does this stuff that floats around in the heart

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of the galaxy came to the ground on another friendly planet environ would it create

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life? And the belief is yes, in the proper situation, it could.

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However, you have other studies that look at the improbability of life itself

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in just the scientific realm. So there's a lot of belief that there is

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the possibility of life somewhere else, but not necessarily the probability or the reality

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of So how would that affect scripture? That could affect scripture quite a bit,

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because in scripture, I'm very clear about saying I'm glad that I didn't

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come as an angel. I came to save mankind, and that's very specific.

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So it would have to be exactly the same for one two. You'd

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have to go and die on each planet, if there were any differences,

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any separations, any changes, and or think that there was a different outcome,

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that in this place God needed to send me to die in the cross

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to pay for the sins, or that there was that God had a better

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option and did it, or the outcome was different because this group of humanoids

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or whatever they are, did it better, didn't eat the apple or whatever.

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It's not an apple, but I'm talking based on the stories, didn't

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eat the fruit or didn't do the whatever was told to them not to do,

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and therefore didn't take on the beginning of sin. There's so many different

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things that would have to take place, and it doesn't allow that. In

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scripture, there's not really a place that allows for another world. And some

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people mistake that there are others in scripture, but the others are talking about

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the difference between Jews and non Jews, because the original promise is focused on

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the Israelites and then you know, first to the jew second to the Gentiles.

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So there's a lot of what ifs that would cause problems from scripture because

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scripture doesn't really as much as people like to put UFOs or alien craft in

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there in Isaiah, there really isn't a place for it. So it would

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definitely it would definitely cause another bare minimum another look at scripture as to how

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it would fill this in. But right now we're talking about little pieces here,

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little pieces there, the possibility of the possibility of water here, the

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possibility of water there, And that's a lot different than the massive amount that

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goes into actually being human and existing. So more to wait, more to

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come? Is it Lewis or Louis? Yes, Louis the King? How

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can I help them? Calling from Jerusalem, Israel? How are you?

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I am quite well, how are you? There is some turmoil as always

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with you at Ramadan. Also, indeed, Ramadan passed over in Easter.

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Yes, the Big Three. Yes, but I'm from La. I mean

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I used to listen to you in La, So how can I love at

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the show? Okay, So, let's say JC was crucified in thirty three

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estimate and the temple was destroyed. Let's say in seventy a d. So

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my simple question is you know great resurrection. You know Jesus is resurrected.

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I can give examples from from the Tana, from the Hebrew Bible, people

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at resurrecting people. But it was the most vulnerable time in the Judaean history

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those years. Less than forty years later the temple would be destroyed. Where

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did he go? Why didn't he stay around? Why? Jerusalem needed plenty

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of work. It could have used God or the Messiah? Where did he

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go? Simple question? Well, sort of. There's a lot that takes

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place after the resurrection. As a matter of fact, a good chunk almost

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half of what is referred to as the New Testament takes place after the resurrection.

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There are signs and powerful symbolism throughout, from the folding of the cloth

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that I was buried into other things, not to mention other people that I

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talked to Mary Magdalene, I appeared to on the road to a mouse,

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the appearance on ten of the Apostle, again to Thomas, and over and

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over the Sea of Tiberius. There are important parts to there, and then

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the ascension. Now this is asked all the time. Why then why come?

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Then you ask it differently, You say why leave? The turmoil hasn't

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stopped, as you can attest to be in there in Jerusalem, so it

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hasn't stopped, and it would not have stopped anymore than everybody became a follower

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of you know, you Shuhamsik. It's not like everybody that saw it followed,

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right. So the assumption that everything would have been cured with staying isn't

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very honest, because it's not like there was wasn't turmoil before, wasn't turmoil

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during for the three years of ministry, and then turmoil after which. I'm

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Jewish, and you know, I have a lot of Christian friends, and

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you know, we talk about the perfection of the world, like always say

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to them. Even Jesus said, there'd always be poor people. The world

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is always going to have its issues. Yeah, but the dead bury themselves.

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There was always these references. You're right to listen. The world is

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not going to be made, is not going to be cured by this,

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and this is where the separation of the faith. Now, it's very easy

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to say in Judaism, and I've referenced this on the show, to the

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chagrin of many, it's very easy to say Christianity was a non Jewish cult

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branching off. It has all the all the boxes checked for what a cult

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would be. And it's one way to say it that way. It's another

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way to say that there were there were additions of understanding which would be the

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fulfillment of the law. Is how I refer to it in scripture. I

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never said, hey, I abolished the law. It's the fulfillment and the

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scripture from the point of view of Christianity or messiah Ism, if you want

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to call it what it really is, which is all what that Christianity means.

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Messiah Ism is the difference. Well, if you think about it,

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what is what does christ mean? I mean, it's just the Greek version,

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Yeah, but it's the Greek version of the word forma shire. Yeah.

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But it's the power in that is that the fulfillment of the law was

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to show that there was nobody that was ever going to never going to fulfill

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the law and its completion. As a matter of fact, that's even talked about in scripture. When I tell people there, it's almost like there's two

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ways to heaven be perfect, fulfill the law, be perfect like your father

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in heaven is perfect, or accept Christ the Messiah. So ask you one

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more question. Oh sure, quick? What are you familiar with my Monodes?

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Yes? Have you ever seen what he's how he describes like in the

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Jewish religion, it's very not clear what happens when the Messiah comes. I've

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read, you know, I know a little bit about insight Judaism. So

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he has his own take. You know. My Monodes has a very kind

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of austere, kind of rational take on what the Messiah will go. It's

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kind of interesting. Yes, a lot of Jews aren't happy with it.

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They don't find it that appealing with a lot of Jewish people don't find it

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appealing. Well anyways, so thank you very much. Not a problem.

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But I will tell you that it's not like you know, some people believe

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that the reason why Judas did what he did what he did what he did

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was because that he had a different view. He believed in the militaristic Messiah

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and that there was there was going to be an overthrow of the government and

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the Roman rule at the time. So there's always been different beliefs out there

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as to the what the Messiah would bring to the table, and there is

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a lot of people disappointed as to what that is then and now based on

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what their want or desire is. But in scripture, again, in what

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Christians referred to as the New Testament, the New Testament was that the law

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was fulfilled and now where the family of God was looking towards the Messiah that

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Christians are looking back. So you had a group looking towards the promise and

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then a group looking back to the payment or fulfillment. And so those two

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perspectives, yes, are quite different, but still brings back to the same

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message is that there was a purpose at that time. And I know a

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lot of people second guess it. Interestingly enough, you second guess why I

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left so early after now early depends on how you look at it, but

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most people go why did you come? Then? Last week we have people

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asking, well, how can you come when there's better technology? Well,

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there's always going to be better technology at any time. When you think of

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it, you're the one or not you personally, Lewis, But the but

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people are the ones that look back and say, oh, well, there

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wasn't enough technology. But two thousand years ago they didn't know that they were

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living in the peak of technology, just like people today are living in the

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peak, and people tomorrow will be living in the peak. That's how things

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go. There will never be a place where everybody's happy. But God picked

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that time specifically to come, and there will always be a past history no

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matter when you come anyways, So to stay and stick around in hopes of

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fulfilling a very turbulent time and making order is a little bit of a hope

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because it was turbulent then, it's turbulent now, and it will be turbulent

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later. Liz, Liz, Welcome to the Jesus Christ Show. Good morning,

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Jesus. Happy waiting for you for a long time now. I love

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so much about the Bible, and I love the community of church, but

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there are so many things about it that I have to question and go come

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on, now, where's the common sense in this story? Is this really

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for real? Sure? My question is Adam and Eve. Come on,

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did Adam and Eve have to coach their kids into incest in order to populate

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this planet? Did Noah has to get the two by two animals to reproduce

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among themselves? Equally? Is incest the norm with Christianity? It seems like

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that's the only way it could possibly happen, And that's exactly how it did

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happen. As a matter of fact. The strange thing, Liz, if

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you go into scripture, incests did not become outlawed in Christianity until nine hundred

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years later, so because it was necessary. Now, if you can imagine

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the crude analogy, if you take an original of something and you put it

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onto a copier and you copy it, it looks pretty close to the original.

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But if you take a copy of a copy and make a copy of

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that, and then make a copy of the copy of the copy, and

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you keep doing that, you'll notice that there's distortion that continues to happen.

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You're going to start having more and more. You're going to see, like

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the lowercase ease start to close up the whole. The a's are going to

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start to disform and deform rather, and all of these things take place from

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a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy. So in the

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beginning, when you're dealing with purity, there's not an issue. Once that

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gets to a point where it would cause distortion, it stopped. But there's

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only two things you can believe in life about creation or you know the science

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of evolution, and that is either it came from a pair or it came

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from a single. The problem science has explaining is there the easiest way in

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biology for something to multiply is for it to divide. It is very messy

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to have sexes male female and have to procreate. That is not a simple

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process. It would have mathematically, biologically, it would have been much simpler

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to just divide and not have sex in there at all. So if you

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think there's a problem male female producing and then they're offspring producing, imagine what

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kind of problem you'd have of everything coming from a magic soup, the penspermia,

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and then having to be a single, non sexual thing that splits.

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That becomes even more problematic. This is what we do every single Easter.

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As we end with a special song, just remember I Am with You Always

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