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Celebrating Ramadan Means Embracing a Demonic, Evil Religion · The Foreign Saint's Podcast

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Is North Carolina going to become the first official Muslim
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state of America? The governor of North Carolina
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wants to push the state in that direction, and the Saints of God
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need instruction on how to engage in spiritual warfare.
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We got a lot to do today, folks. This is foreign Saints.
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I'm your host, St. Kay, and I'm on a mission to
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keep Christianity unique in this world by reviving the hearts of
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those who are called to die daily.
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All right, now, I want to shout out my good friend Bradley for
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inspiring this episode because he sent me the image that you're
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seeing on screen. This is an official proclamation
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from the North Carolina governor, Josh Stein.
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Commending. That's the word he uses and
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that's what makes this a problem.
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Commending the observance of Ramadan, a month long
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intermittent fast in Islam, between February 17th and March
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19th to all the residents of the state of North Carolina.
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All right, this is what it means to commend.
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That's the word he used when he says that he commends this to
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all the residents of the state. This is what he means to praise
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formally or officially, to present as suitable for approval
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or acceptance, and to entrust someone or something to another.
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So Governor Stein is saying that he formally and officially
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praises Ramadan, that he is also presenting Ramadan as suitable
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for acceptance and recommending it.
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It's observance to his citizens and he desires to entrust
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Ramadan to the citizens of North Carolina.
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So we're going to spend some time getting into what Ramadan
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is and why we as Christians, one, should not celebrate it and
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two, should absolutely resist it.
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But before we get into that, I want to give you guys a very
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quick, very basic one-on-one course and Christian spiritual
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warfare. So pay attention.
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If you consider yourself a foreign St. of God, let's go
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Ephesians 6 verse 12. For our struggle is not against
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flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities,
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against the cosmic powers of this darkness, against evil
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spiritual forces in the heavens. OK, our true enemies, our true
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enemies are not the humans that we can see, but the spiritual
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cosmic powers of darkness that exist in the heavens, OK?
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Consider a Psalm like 144 Psalm 144, verse one of David.
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He says, blessed be Yahweh, my rock, who trains my hands for
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battle and my fingers for warfare.
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OK. David praised God not just for
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being his rock of salvation, but he also praised God for training
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his hands for battle and training his fingers for war.
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Do we praise God for the same thing in our lives?
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All right, God still trains his children for warfare, but it's
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not a physical warfare. It's a different kind of
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warfare. It's a higher level of warfare.
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It's a spiritual warfare. OK, back to Ephesians chapter 6,
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verse 13. Paul says for this reason, take
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up the full armor of God. For what reason?
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Because you're fighting spiritual opponents.
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Take up the full armor of God so that you may be able to resist
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in the evil day. And having prepared everything
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to take your stand, stand therefore with truth like a belt
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around your waist. And he goes on to explain all
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the other things that you want to add on to that.
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But I want to focus on that truth part, OK?
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Part of preparing everything you need for spiritual warfare is
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knowing the truth, OK? You have to value doctrine.
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If you're a Christian, you have to value theology.
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I've spoken to a lot of Christians in my time that just
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want to be, you know, they just want to be kumbaya Christians.
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They just want to take their bread of heaven that just want
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to accept the sacrifice of what Jesus did for them, but they
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don't want God to go the full gamut of salvation.
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They want God to adopt them into the family, but not to train
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them for war. If he's going to adopt you, he's
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going to train you for war people.
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All right, because we have more souls to rescue.
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All right. But that brings me to the next
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scripture here, first Timothy 4. All right, This is where stuff
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really starts to get wild and practical.
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Paul writing now the Spirit, third person of God.
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Now the Spirit explicitly says that in later times some will
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depart from the faith, paying attention to deceitful spirits
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and the teachings of demons through the hypocrisy of liars
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whose consciences are seared. OK, this right here gives us the
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mechanism by which our true enemies, those cosmic powers of
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darkness, those spiritual forces of evil, work.
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The truth is that our enemies enact their plans through their
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own teachings based on lies, right?
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Just like God has his own set of teachings, evil spiritual forces
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have their own set of teachings and they use humans with seared
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consciences as the messengers of the competing non Christian
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religions and philosophies of the world throughout time.
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OK. That is the truth that you need
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to be armed with, or that's at least part of the truth that you
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need to be armed with if you're going to engage in spiritual
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warfare. All right, so again, just small
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little recap. All right.
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Our true enemies are not the humans we see, but the spiritual
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cosmic powers of darkness in the heavens, in the heavenly realms,
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right? Part of preparing everything
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that we need to fight against them is preparing ourselves in
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the truth. And the truth that we need to
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recognize is that our spiritual enemies enact their plans
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through their own teachings based on lies, using human
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actors with seared consciences as the messengers of these non
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Christian, anti Christian philosophies and religions.
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All right, that brings me to 2nd Corinthians chapter 10 verses 3
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to 5 where Paul says, for although we live in the flesh,
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we do not wage war according to the flesh.
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You see, because up till this moment, I've told you who the
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enemies are, what they do, how they do it, right?
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But what I haven't told you is, OK, how do we fight back?
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How do we fight back against our enemy?
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We're about to see how. But I promise you, it's very
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politically incorrect. For although we live in the
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flesh, we do not wage war according to the flesh, since
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the weapons of our warfare are not of the flesh, but are
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powerful through God. For the demolition of
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strongholds, we demolish arguments and every proud thing
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that is raised up against the knowledge of God, and we take
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every thought captive to obey Christ.
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OK, our warfare, our spiritual warfare, is a hearts and minds
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campaign using rational and persuasive argumentation to
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convince people out of the deceitful teachings of demons as
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the Holy Spirit wakes them up and empowers our speech.
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OK, to that end, we need to discuss offense and defense, all
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right? We need to discuss our offensive
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warfare and our defensive spiritual warfare.
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OK, A quote from Sun Tzu's The Art of War that I think sums up
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the attitude that we need to have when we're dealing with our
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offensive spiritual warfare. Quote from Sun Tzu.
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If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the
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result of 100 battles. If you know yourself but not the
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enemy, for every victory gained, you will also suffer defeat.
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If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb
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in every battle. OK, this, I think, is what we're
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missing, right? This mindset is what we're
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missing when it comes to offensive spiritual warfare,
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taking ground for the Kingdom of Jesus Christ.
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All right, many of us are still being molded by the spirit of
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the age or still being molded by the zeitgeist, by the culture
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that we live in, especially as Americans.
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To just live and let live, to not really care about religion
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or deep things of the soul and the mind and culture, and to not
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really care about your neighbor. And so we don't care about our
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neighbor, right? Many times Christians will not
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know their own theology or the false theologies that these dark
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spiritual powers want to push. And sometimes, if you're lucky,
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you might even find a Christian that knows their own theology
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well, but doesn't care to know about enemy theology, right?
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But if you want to maximize what God can do for you on this
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front, know your own theology, know what the Bible teaches, but
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also be pretty well versed in the lies that the enemy will
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push, right? That is where you start to
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really find effectiveness on the offensive front of spiritual
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warfare. The word for that, by the way,
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is polemics, right? Polemics from the Greek word
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polemicos for war, like warlike speech.
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OK, not violent speech, but warlike speech.
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All right, how can speech be like war if it's not violent?
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Well, because your speech comes with strategies and tactics and
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a desire, as it, as Paul says right here in 2nd Corinthians
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10, with a desire to take every thought captive, to obey Christ.
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I'm trying to win people to the Kingdom.
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So my speech is warlike in that there are tactics, I'm targeting
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weaknesses, I'm trying to drag people rhetorically with the
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truth out of falsehood and lies. OK.
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We see warlike speech in places like pick a book of the prophets
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and see how they talk to people. Some of what Jesus said falls
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under this category, right? Matthew 23.
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Matthew 23. We see a great polemic of Jesus
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against the Pharisees, right, all throughout this chapter.
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Go look at Matthew 23 or watch my episode where I teach through
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Matthew 23 right now. That's the offensive side of
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things. Polemics, warlike speech, right?
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But we also need defense. And this quote from Christian
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hip hop artist Bizzle, I think sums it up beautifully.
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Study a lie. They can make new lies up.
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Study the truth and you'll always know when a lie comes.
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All right, that right there, I think, is the attitude we need
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to have when we're dealing with defense, AKA apologetics.
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And we get that word apologetics from first Peter chapter 3 verse
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15, where the apostle commands all Christians, all Christians
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to regard Christ the Lord as holy in our hearts and commands
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us to be ready at any time to give a defense.
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The Greek word for defense is apologia.
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Be ready at any time to give a apologetic to anyone who asks
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you for a reason for the hope that is in you.
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Why do you have this hope in the Messiah in you?
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Be ready to defend it because one, people will ask about it,
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and two, dark spiritual powers, 3 human actors will press it and
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attack it, and you need to be able to defend that hope and not
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have your hope ripped from your soul.
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All right, just for a second, use your imagination, right?
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Polemics is the sword, apologetics is the shield, And
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in a real battle, and a real battle with a physical sword and
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shield, if a soldier was using them both together, they would
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be used in tandem, blocking with the shield to create openings to
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attack with the sword and vice versa.
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Yeah, and even more interestingly, in a real
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physical sword fight, a sword can be used defensively to parry
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and a shield can be used offensively to bash and throw.
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Captain America style or Spartan style, right?
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It is the same way in debates. Often times a strong offensive
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argument is sometimes the best apologetic defense of the faith
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you could give in a certain moment, and at other times the
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best offensive maneuver you can do is to show a fantastic
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apologetic defense from someone else's argument.
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OK, now we have great examples of polemics and apologetics,
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warlike and defensive speech all throughout the Bible, but one
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place if you really want to go check it out is Acts chapter 26
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when Paul gives his defense to King Agropa.
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All right, I would encourage you to go read through this yourself
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and look at the different examples of defensive speech,
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apologia, apologetics, and polemicos, polemics, warlike
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speech, right in this chapter, right?
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Look at the defenses Paul used, look at the offenses Paul used,
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and look at how they interplay off of each other to make each
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of them stronger than they would be on their own.
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It's really fascinating stuff. OK, I was going to go through
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it, but maybe I'll make that a separate video.
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But for now, back to Ramadan, back to the Quran.
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Right here in chapter 2 of the Quran verses 183 to 187, we see
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the Quran give us the explicit reason why Ramadan exists and
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what it is. OK, so let's actually look at
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what the Quran says. All right, let's look into the
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enemy's designs and let's see exactly why Christians cannot be
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celebrating Ramadan. All right, do not celebrate it.
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Don't give a thumbs up of approval to it.
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Don't give any ground to this fasting of demons.
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OK? All right, look at this.
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Oh, believers, fasting is prescribed for you as it was for
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those before you. So perhaps you will become
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mindful of Allah. OK, so the first reason for
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Ramadan is so that Muslims would be mindful of Allah.
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Fast a prescribed number of days, but whoever of you is ill
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or on a journey, then let them fast an equal number of days
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after Ramadan. For those who can only fast with
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extreme difficulty, compensation can be made by feeding a needy
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person for every day not fasted. Wow, that's tough.
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But whoever volunteers to give more, it is better for them and
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to fast is better for you. If only you knew.
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Now, verse 185. Here is the key verse for
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Ramadan. This is what they're celebrating
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during Ramadan and This is why Christians cannot participate.
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Ramadan is the month in which the Quran was revealed as a
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guide for humanity, with clear proofs of guidance and the
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decisive authority. So whoever is present this
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month, let them fast. But whoever is ill or on a
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journey, then let them fast an equal number of days after
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Ramadan. Ramadan is the month the Quran
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was revealed. It's the month in their calendar
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when, yeah, when their book came to be.
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Which means that Ramadan is a time to celebrate really the
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religion of Islam itself, as if it's a good thing right now.
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The purpose of this episode is to show you exactly what it is
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you're celebrating. If you celebrate Ramadan, if you
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want to celebrate Ramadan and participate in the fast and you
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want to try and be ecumenical and be nice and be all these
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things, let me just open the doors.
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Let let's shine a light on Islam so that you can see exactly what
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it is that you're celebrating. This religion is evil, bro.
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This religion is evil, all right?
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Ramadan is only as worthy as Islam is, and Governor Stein
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decided that he wants to commend this religion to all of the
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citizens of North Carolina. Absolutely ridiculous.
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Absolutely ridiculous. All right, but let's let's look
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at this. For the rest of this episode,
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I'm going to be giving you 5 reasons why Ramadan and Islam
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are not worth the Christians time, not worth an unbeliever's
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time, not worth anyone's time. This is not a religion that
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should be celebrated. OK, here's the first reason.
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The report of Muhammad receiving revelation for the very first
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time is, one, inconsistent with how God dealt with people in
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similar situations in the Bible. And two, very obviously, an
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assault by a dark spiritual being, OK.
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A person being assaulted by a dark spiritual being, generally
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speaking, is not something that I think should be celebrated.
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OK, so here we have sunnah.com looking at Sahi Muslim, all
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right, because I only use hadith that they are Sahi graded.
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For those of y'all that don't know, you've got the Quran,
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their holy book, and you've got a bunch of their histories and
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narrations and you know, stuff that kind of adds on to help
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fill out and complete what the Quran has to say, OK.
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And they're these different narrations and stories are
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graded on their historicity. Sahi is their highest grade of
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reliability, which is why I like to stick to the ones that are
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Sahi. OK, now looking at this, this is
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reported from Aisha, the wife of Muhammad.
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All right, so this is the narration for when Muhammad
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started the revelation or from when the Revelation 2 Muhammad
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began. OK, so how did that?
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Begin now again, this is Sahi Muslim 160 A.
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You can look at it all you want to on your own time or just
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pause the video and look at it yourself.
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But I want you to see right here.
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I'm just going to key in on some things.
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He didn't have a vision, but he did have a bright gleam of light
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in his sleep. And naturally he's curious about
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what that means. So he begins to engage in a
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practice of solitude where he would go away by himself to this
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cave where he would engage in whatever form of worship he
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engaged in to try to, you know, petition the spiritual powers.
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What does this mean as this division?
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What what is this that I'm seeing?
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OK. Until one day he got his answer.
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There came to him. The Angel doesn't say who.
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Some Angel came and said recite, recite, to which Muhammad
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replies, I'm not lettered. He took hold of me and pressed
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me till I was hard pressed. Thereafter he let me off and
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said recite. I said I'm not lettered.
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All right. So basically what's happening
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here is he's in this cave, right?
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Muhammad has a dream, sees a flash of light, nothing more
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than that. He then goes and seeks out in
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worship to his deity or deities or whatever it was he worshipped
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before he, you know, became the prophet's you know.
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He's seeking inquiry spiritually speaking on his own, in
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solitude, in a cave. Some spiritual power, some
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spirit being comes to him and commands him to recite or read.
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Some other translations will say either way.
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Muhammad is saying, I don't have the literary capabilities to do
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what you're asking me to do. And the spiritual power grabs
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Muhammad and presses him till he was pressed hard.
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Thereafter he let me off and said recite again.
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Muhammad answers back, I'm not lettered.
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He then again took hold of me, impressed me for the second time
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so I was hard pressed and let me off and said recite says I'm not
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lettered. He took hold of me and pressed
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me for the third time till I was hard pressed and then let me go.
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Recite in the name of your Lord who created, created man from a
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clot of blood. Recite.
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That's tough. That is absolutely tough.
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So naturally Muhammad responds with fear, you know, runs away,
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runs to his wife, tells her what's happening.
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Initially, he doesn't even think that he's he doesn't think that
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he's receiving anything from a positive spiritual power.
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So that's the story of how Muhammad first comes into
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contact with supposedly Allah or Gabriel or whoever.
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But I mean, you saw in the story the being that he encountered
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never did give a name, never gave a name for who they were.
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Wild. Now let's look at a parallel
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passage in the Bible, Acts chapter 10.
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Why am I using Acts chapter 10? Because Cornelius in Acts 10 is
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a gentile like Muhammad. They're both non Jews seeking
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spiritual guidance and they were both met by an Angel.
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The only difference is Cornelius here was met by an Angel that
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serves the one true God while Muhammad over here was met by an
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Angel that definitely did not serve the one true God.
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OK So what we see here, there was a man in Caesarea named
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Cornelius, a centurion of what was called the Italian regiment.
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He was a devout man and feared God along with his whole
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household. He did many charitable deeds for
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the Jewish people and always prayed to God.
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About 3:00 in the afternoon he distinctly saw in a vision an
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Angel of God, who came in and said to him, Cornelius staring
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at him and all he said, What is it, Lord?
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The Angel told him, Your prayers and your acts of charity have
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ascended as a memorial offering before God.
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Now send men to Joppa and call for Simon, who is named Peter.
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He is lodging with Simon, a Tanner whose house is by the
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sea. When the Angel who spoke to him
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had gone, he called two of his household servants and a devout
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soldier who was one of those who attended him.
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After explaining everything to them, he sent them to Joppa.
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Do you see the stark difference here?
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Do you see that stark difference here in the Bible?
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The Angel just shows up in response to the seeking of this
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non Jewish gentile, right? He shows up in response to his
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spirituality and tells him, hey, God heard your prayers, you
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know, get the Apostle Simon, get the Apostle Peter over here, OK?
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And listen to what he has to say.
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Meanwhile, in Muhammad's neck of the woods, supposedly they're
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both. Supposedly Muhammad is supposed
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to be serving the same God as Cornelius, but we see the way
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they operate is very different. Allah sends a spiritual being to
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straight up bully Muhammad, to command him, to recite, to
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command him to read, even though he can't do it, even though he
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says he can't do it multiple times he says he can't.
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And that spiritual being decides to physically assault Muhammad,
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to grab him, to press him, to terrify him.
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That's not what God's messengers do to people who are honestly
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seeking the truth, all right? That's not how God treats people
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who are being honest, all right? I do not think that should be
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celebrated. I don't think that Muhammad
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being bullied by a demon in a cave until he runs home
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terrified to his wife is something to be celebrated.
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Point #2 For why Ramadan and Islam should not be celebrated
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as if there's something good. Islam teaches that husbands can
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physically strike their wife or wives if that husband simply
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fears the wife is disobedient. OK don't take my word for it.
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Let's just read the Quran. Surah 4 chapter 4 verse 34.
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Men are the caretakers of women, as men have been provisioned by
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Allah over women and tasked with supporting them financially and
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righteous. I mean, that's already that's
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already not the same as in the Bible, but whatever.
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And righteous women are devoutly obedient and when alone,
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protective of what Allah has entrusted them with.
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And if you sense I'll conduct from your women, advise them
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first. If they persist, do not share
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their beds. But if they still persist, then
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discipline them gently. But if they change their ways,
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do not mean just to them. Surely Allah is most high, most
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great. Now you might be saying to
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yourself, but Kari, I didn't see anything in what you just read
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about striking. It said discipline them gently.
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Yeah. For whatever reason, this
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particular translation is lying. Gee, I don't know why they would
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lie about wife beating. But what you see here, you'll
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see this too when you go to like, you know, quran.com or
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sudan.com or whatever, you see the English here and then the
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Arabic above it. You see the English here and
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then the Arabic above it, right? Because again, in Islam, you
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know, the only true Quran is the Quran in Arabic, right?
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So this doesn't even really count In Islam, this stuff up
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here is what counts, right? And so when you come here, you
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see the word show up, you see the direct translation from the
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Arabic and finally strike them right, right.
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If you fear their I'll conduct strike them that that's what it
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actually says. Now the English translation will
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soften it by transforming now strut and finally strike them
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into then discipline them gently.
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But the Arabic is clear. Strike them all right, a
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three-step flow chart for dealing with your wife right.
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If you just, if you simply sense I'll conduct, if you simply
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think she's being disobedient, step one, advise.
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Step 2, do not share beds with them.
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In other words, withhold sex from them and then finally
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strike them. Now that right there contradicts
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with both the Torah and the New Covenant writings.
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So first we're going to look at the Torah, the Numbers, chapter
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5. We actually have instruction
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from Moses on, you know, how to handle a husband that you know,
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you might say fears disobedience or fears unfaithfulness or
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whatever. This is the closest parallel you
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have in the Torah. OK, so let's take a look.
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The Lord spoke to Moses, speak to the Israelites and tell them
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if any man's wife goes astray, is unfaithful to him and sleeps
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with another, but it is concealed from her husband and
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she is undetected, even though she has defiled herself since
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there is no witness against her and she wasn't caught in the
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act. And if a feeling of jealousy
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comes over the husband and he becomes jealous of his wife who
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has defiled herself or right? So that first scenario is the
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wife did cheat, the wife got away with it, but the husband
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senses something that is off, right?
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That's scenario one. Scenario 2 is the scenario that
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is a mirror of what we see in Quran chapter 4 verse 34.
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Or if a feeling of jealousy comes over him and he becomes
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jealous of her though she has not defiled herself.
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In other words, if the husband is fearing unfaithfulness, then
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the man is to bring his wife to the priest.
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He is also to bring an offering for her of 2 quarts of barley
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flour. He's not to pour oil over it or
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put frankincense on it, because it's a grain offering of
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jealousy, a grain offering for remembrance.
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To draw attention to guilt. The priest is to bring her
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forward and have her stand before the Lord.
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Then the priest is to take holy water in a clay bowl, take some
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of the dust from the Tabernacle floor and put it in the water.
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After the priest has the woman stand before the Lord, he is to
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let down her hair and place in her hands the grain offering for
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remembrance. There's a bunch of other stuff
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they got to do. Then you get to this bit.
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The priest will require the woman to take an oath and will
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say to her, If no man has slept with you, if you have not gone
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astray and become defiled while under your husband's authority,
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be unaffected by this bitter water that brings a curse.
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But if you have gone astray while under your husband's
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authority, if you have defiled yourself and a man other than
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your husband has slept with you, may the Lord make you into an
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object of your people's cursing and swearing when he makes your
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womb shrivel and your belly swell.
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And the woman will reply, Amen. Amen.
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OK, so that's the situation right now.
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If the woman isn't guilty of anything when she drinks the
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bitter water, nothing will happen to her right now.
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According to Moses, this is the law regarding jealousy.
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When a wife goes astrain, defiles herself from under her
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husband's authority, or when a feeling of jealousy comes over a
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husband and he becomes jealous of his wife, OK, He has to have
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the woman stand before the Lord, and the priest will carry out
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all these instructions for her. The husband will be free of
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guilt, but that woman will bear her inequity.
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OK, what is missing from Numbers 5?
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I'll give you a hint. Strike her.
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That's what's missing from numbers five.
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OK, there are also some other interesting differences, right?
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The husband, right? In the Bible, unlike in the
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Quran, the husband is not the one investigating whether or not
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his wife is faithful, right? If the husband fears
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unfaithfulness in the Torah system, the husband is not the
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one who investigates. Rather, God takes the case, God
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assigns his priests to the case, but the husband is not the one
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that makes that decision. And if God vindicates the wife
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by not cursing her in the bitter water ceremony, then the case is
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closed. And that's it, right?
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Unlike in Islam, the husband is the one that is the sole arbiter
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of what is going on in this situation, right?
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If he fears that his wife has been unfaithful, even if she
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hasn't been unfaithful, even if she's been amazing as a wife,
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even if the husband is just being a paranoid loser, as long
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as his sense of fear has not been dealt with, he can strike
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her. He can strike her.
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He didn't kick her out of the marital bed, right?
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This is not the same thing, and one of these two is definitely
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better than the other. All right?
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In the case of Numbers 5, the religious establishment itself
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was made into a shield for women against possessively jealous
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husbands. It also reminds those
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possessively jealous husbands that they are not the ultimate
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authority over their own wife, but God is, and God has already
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cleared her, so how dare you bring a charge against God's
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elect? Now let's look at the new
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covenant. All right, Ephesians, once again
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going back to Ephesians chapter 5, right?
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Husbands, love your wives. Just as Christ loved the church
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and gave himself to her. How did Jesus love the church?
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By dying. By dying.
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OK, something else to look at here in this passage.
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OK. In the same way husbands are to
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love their wives as their own bodies, in the same way Jesus
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loves the church, husbands are to love their own wives the way
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that a husband loves his own body, Right?
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We get this statement in the Bible.
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He who loves his wife loves himself, for no one ever hates
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his own flesh, but provides and cares for it, just as Christ
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does for the church, since we are members of his body.
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OK, it is not out of provision and care for his own body that a
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man would strike his own body, but self hatred, all right.
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People that cut themselves and do all kinds of self harm, they
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don't love themselves, man, they hate themselves.
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Likewise in marriage, says the Bible, a husband that abuses his
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wife is stuck in a trap of self hatred as well.
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So biblically speaking, from the Bible's perspective, a Muslim
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man who carries out chapter 4, verse 34 of the Quran all the
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way down to striking his wife because he fears disobedience is
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actually betraying how much he hates himself, not how much he
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cherishes her, Right? But I know some of y'all don't
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like some of y'all, for whatever reason, have a bias against
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Paul. We'll look at Peter.
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Peter says something similar. First Peter chapter 3, verse 7.
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Husbands in the same way, live with your wives in an
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understanding way as with a weaker partner, showing them
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honor as Co heirs of the grace of life so that your prayers
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will not be hindered. OK Christian husbands are
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commanded to live with our wives in a way that's understanding of
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their physically weaker nature and yet to show them honor as a
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Christian who is equal to us in all spiritual senses.
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And God goes so far as to say our prayers will be hindered if
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we fail or violate living with them in an understanding way if
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we don't show them honor, right? If you know we're married to a
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Christian woman, if we're not showing our Christian spouse
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equal honor as a fellow Christian, our prayers will be
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hindered. How much more would our prayers
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be hindered if we were to strike our wives when we feared the
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disobedience from them? We would be exploiting our our
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greater wealth of strength against them because of our own
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insecurities. That's what the Quran says here.
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If you're insecure about your wife, striker in the Bible.
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If you're insecure about your wife, you should pray for and
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you should love her is what you should do.
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Third reason why Ramadan and Islam are not worth celebrating
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as if they're a good thing because they're actually evil is
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this. Islam commands Muslims to fight
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Jews and Christians only until we submit to them by paying a
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submission tax that they call the Jizya.
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OK look at this in the Quran Chapter 9 verse 29.
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Just reading it. Fight those.
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Fight those who do not believe in Allah and the Last Day, nor
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comply with what Allah and His Messenger have forbidden, nor
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embrace the religion of truth from among those who were given
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the scripture until they pay the tax willingly submitting, fully
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humbled. What on earth is that?
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OK you see here now this verse would be commanding Muslims to
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fight all non-Muslims if the period were here.
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If all it said was fight those who don't believe in Allah nor
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comply with what Allah and Muhammad have forbidden, period,
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well, that would be all non-Muslims.
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Fight all non-Muslims. But no, no, this verse actually
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specifies a specific subgroup of people within the larger
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category group of those who don't believe in Allah, right?
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And what is that specific subgroup among those who were
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given the scripture? And so Islamically, who was
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given the scripture before Muhammad?
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The Jews and the Christians, right?
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So what is the command here actually to fight any Jew or
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Christian who does not believe in Allah and Muhammad's
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prophethood? All right, If you're an atheist,
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you by definition don't believe in Allah because you don't
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believe in God. And because of that, you're
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definitely not complying with what Allah and Muhammad have
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forbidden. And yet, for whatever reason,
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the Quran lets you off the hook. The Quran lets this off the
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hook, let you guys off the hook. All right?
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To me, and I think that anyone with a brain, this should be a
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stunningly obvious proof that this religion is demonically
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inspired. Because it makes perfect sense
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that a demon would not explicitly target those who are
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still captured by some other fake demonic philosophy floating
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around in the world. But Christians who have been
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freed and empowered by God must be resisted with all prejudice.
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Why? Because as we saw earlier,
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Second Corinthians chapter 10, First Timothy 4, Ephesians
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612-1314, right? Our speech is energized by the
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Holy Spirit. When we preach the gospel and
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base our offensive polemics and defensive apologetics on it,
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they have to care about us. Because we are their problem and
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because we are grounded in Jesus and will preach the gospel, we
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become their nightmare. And This is why demons have to
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inspire Verses like this in chapter 929.
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Fight the Christians because we got to wipe those dudes out.
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They're a problem to what we're trying to do.
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And that brings me to point #4 for why Ramadan and Islam are
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not worth celebrating, not worth your time.
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Because they're not good. They're actually evil.
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Allah threatens Muslims who do not engage in that warfare,
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right when people want to have this, you know, this narrative
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of, oh, you know, not all Muslims are violent.
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I agree with you, not all Muslims are violent, but that's
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not the argument for why I say Islam is an evil religion.
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Islam is an evil religion because the Allah of the Quran
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directly confronts the nonviolent Muslims and calls
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them out on their nonviolence. Look at what he says.
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Oh believers, what is the matter with you that when you are asked
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to March forth in the cause of Allah, you cling firmly to your
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land? Do you hear that this is Allah,
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Allah, Muhammad, however you want to say it, Allah and the
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Prophet calling out the moderate, peaceful majority of
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Muslims and saying you guys ain't real Muslims?
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Oh believers, what is the matter with you that when you are asked
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to March forth in the cause of Allah, you cling firmly to your
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land? Do you prefer the life of this
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world over the Hereafter? The enjoyment of this worldly
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life is insignificant compared to that of the Hereafter.
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You should be OK with dying in battle for Allah, that's what
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that's saying. If you do not March forth, He
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will afflict you with a painful torment and replace you with
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other people. You are not harming him in the
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least and Allah is most capable of everything.
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It does not matter if you believers do not support him,
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for Allah did in fact support him.
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When the disbelievers drove him out of Mecca and he was only one
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of two while they both were in The Cave, he reassured his
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companion. Do not worry, Allah is certainly
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with us. So Allah sent down his serenity
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upon the Prophet, supported him with forces you believers did
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not see, and made the word of the disbelievers lowest, while
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the word of Allah is Supreme and Allah is Almighty.
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All wise O believers, March 4th, whether it is easy or difficult
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for you and strive with your wealth and your lives in the
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cause of Allah that is best for you.
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If only you knew. That's insane.
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That is actually insane Islam. I think your demon is showing
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the demon or demons behind the character of Allah show their
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hand by threatening their subjects into battle with these
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three threats. If you don't fight, you're going
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to be afflicted with a painful torment.
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If you don't fight the Jews and Christians, we're just going to
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replace you with another people, right?
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And if you're a Muslim and in doubt about this, Allah kind of
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already considers you a fake and an enemy.
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It's see here. No one would ask for exemption
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except those who have no faith in Allah or the Last Day and
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whose hearts are in doubt. So they are torn by their
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doubts. Had they gone forth with you
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believers, they would have been nothing but trouble for you and
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would have scrambled around seeking to spread discord in
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your midst. And some of you would have
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eagerly listened to them. And Allah has perfect knowledge
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of the wrongdoers. You see that Allah is referring
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to Muslims that are in 2 minds about you know what you know.
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I think Muhammad's the prophet. I think Allah is the true God.
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I think the Quran is a revelation of Allah by this true
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prophet. I want to live my life according
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to the Sharia. I want to live my life according
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to the teachings of Muhammad in the Quran and the Sunnah.
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But the one thing I'm unsure about, says this of moderate
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Muslim is I just don't don't think it's right for us to go
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fight Jews and Christians because they're Jews and
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Christians, especially if they didn't do anything to us.
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And what does Allah call them? Wrongdoers.
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He calls them wrongdoers, man. Had they gone forth with you
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believers, they would have been nothing but trouble for you and
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would have scrambled around seeking to spread discord in
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your midst. And some of you would have
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eagerly listened to them and Allah's perfect knowledge of the
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wrongdoers. This is actually wild, right?
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The demons that run the show for Islam are admitting with this
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verse that if the moderate Muslims were allowed to stay
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around, they would actually poison the violent intentions of
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the violent jihadis that they have.
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This is this is actually wild. This is actually wild.
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If you're in doubt about fighting Christians and Jews
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with all your resources, then the demon Allah threatens to
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treat you how they treat Christians badly.
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All right, now this completely conflicts with Jesus and the
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apostles. OK, Matthew 543 to 48, the words
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of Jesus, you have heard that it was said, love your neighbor and
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hate your enemy. All right, maybe you heard it
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from the Quran, you know, love your neighbor and hate your
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enemy. But I tell you, says Jesus, love
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your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, so that you
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may be children of your Father in heaven.
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For he causes his Son to rise on the evil and on the good, and
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sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous.
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For if you love those who love you, what reward will you have?
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Don't even the tax collectors do the same?
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And if you greet only your brothers and sisters, what are
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you doing out of the ordinary? Don't even the Gentiles do the
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same. Be perfect therefore as your
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heavenly Father is perfect. OK, Jesus commands us Christians
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to love and pray for our enemies.
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But the spiritual forces of evil that push Islam command their
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subjects, their Muslims, to fight people who are not being
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enemies to them. Jesus says love your enemies.
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Islam says fight the Jews and Christians even if they're not
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actively being enemies to you. This is the exact opposite
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religion that we got going on. The exact opposite religion.
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And then again on top of that, we circle back to Ephesians 6,
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where again we are taught in Christianity humans are not our
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enemies. Unseen spiritual forces are our
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actual enemies, but if they're made of flesh and blood, they
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can still be saved. If they're made of flesh and
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blood, they can still be saved. All right, now, our true enemy,
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one of our true enemies, is the spiritual force of evil that
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pushes Islam into the culture. Point #5 for why Ramadan and
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Islam are not worth celebrating because they're not good and
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it's actually evil. Muhammad committed pedophilia
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unrepentantly and taught pedophilia unrepentantly.
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Now I understand that that is a big claim.
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I understand that that is a very big claim, but it's just true.
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It's just true. OK.
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Chapter 65, verse four of the Quran teaches that you can
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divorce girls who have not had a period as long as you wait three
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months to ensure that they're not pregnant yet.
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OK? And if you can divorce them, it
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means that you were allowed to marry them in the first place.
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All right, now we have here in chapter 65, verse one for
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context, O prophet. So Allah to Muhammad, O Prophet,
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instruct the believers when you intend to divorce women, then
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divorce them with concern for their waiting period and count
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it accurately and fear Allah your Lord.
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Don't force them out of your homes, nor should they leave
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unless they commit a blatant misconduct.
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These are the limits set by Allah, and whoever transgresses
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Allah's limits is truly wrong his own soul.
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OK, so if you transgress the limits of Allah, you've wronged
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your own soul. But if you stay within those
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boundaries, you have not committed a wrong.
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Keep that in your head as we move forward, OK, when we come
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forward here to 65 verse 4, where now we're going to get
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into OK, if you want to divorce a woman, be mindful of her
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waiting period and don't exceed, you know, don't don't play
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around with that waiting period or else you're going to wrong
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your own soul. And now here in verse 4, we're
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going to start getting the layout for how long you're
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supposed to wait before you can actually finalize a divorce.
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Now, As for your women past the age of menstruation, so if
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you're trying to divorce a woman who is too old to have periods
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anymore, in case you do not know whether or not they're pregnant
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is the understanding here and I'll show you why that is.
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Their waiting period is 3 months.
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So if you want to divorce a woman who is too old to have a
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period, then you need to wait three months before you can do
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that to make sure that she is not pregnant.
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All right, So that's one category of women, a second
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category of women. As for those who are pregnant,
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OK, if you want to divorce a woman who happens to be
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pregnant, right, their waiting period ends with delivery, OK?
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So not three months, right? Just however long it takes, All
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right. So if you want to divorce a
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pregnant woman in month nine, that waiting period is the rest
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of month 9. If you want to divorce a
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pregnant woman in months 3 or 4, then that waiting period would
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be 5 or 6 months until birthright.
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Who and whoever is mindful of Allah, He will make, He will
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make their matters easy for them.
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All right. And this is the part of verse
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four that is about the young women.
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All right, I skipped this part to come back to it right here.
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When he talked about the waiting period for women too old to have
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a period, he said the waiting period is 3 months.
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But we got this phrase too. And those who have not
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menstruated as well and those who have not menstruated as
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well. So if they're too old to
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menstruate, you wait three months.
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If the wife that you want to divorce is too young to have a
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period, then you have to wait three months before you can
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divorce her to make sure that that woman who is too young to
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have a period is not pregnant. If a woman is too young to have
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a period, then she ain't a woman no more, fam.
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She's a girl, a kid. You're a pedophile.
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That's what you are, that's what you are.
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Remember what Allah said at the top right?
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These are the limits set by Allah, and whoever transgresses
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Allah's limits is truly wronged his own soul biological
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inference. If you don't transgress the
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limit, you haven't wronged your own soul.
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So in Islam, it is not a wrong to your soul to marry a
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prepubescent girl and divorce her.
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As long as you waited three months to make sure you never
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got her pregnant. There's nothing wrong about that
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in Islam, nothing wrong about that in Islam.
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And that is the classical way to interpret it.
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So you come down here to the top, Sears, right, the
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commentaries. And if we look at the the
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commentary by Ibn Kathir, let me see if I can find Ibn Kathir's
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commentary on this. Yep, here we are right here.
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The Ida, that's the word in Arabic for the waiting period,
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the waiting period of those in menopause and those who do not
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have menses. Allah the Exalted clarifies the
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waiting period of the woman in menopause, and that is the one
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whose menstruation has stopped due to her older age.
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Her Ida, her waiting period is 3 months instead of the three
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monthly cycles for those who menstruate, which is based upon
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the ayah that we just read and others.
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But this is where it's this is the evil.
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The same for the young who have not reached the years of
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menstruation they're into their waiting period is 3 months like
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those in menopause. That is the meaning of his
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saying absolutely insane. That's what you need to do.
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Take them Outback. Do that.
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That's what you need to do to anybody that wants to agree to
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this, anyone that has committed this.
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Ibn Kathir agrees with Allah here because of course he does.
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Contrast that with the Bible, First Corinthians Chapter 7,
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verse 36. If any man thinks he is acting
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improperly towards the virgin he is engaged to, if she is getting
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beyond the usual age for marriage and he feels he should
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marry, he can do what he wants. He is not sinning.
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They can get married. Now, let me show you something.
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This is the Greek breakdown of that verse.
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And what we see here is that what it says literally in the
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Greek, If, however, anyone you know, behaving improperly to the
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virgin, you know, if anyone supposes that he's behaving
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improperly towards the virgin that he's engaged to if she is
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beyond youth, the Greek word is Hooper OC most all right.
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It literally means past the bloom of youth, beyond the
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prime. OK, so according to the Bible,
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you're not doing anything wrong to marry a woman if she has
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passed her youth beyond the prime of her youth.
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OK, not just if she's began puberty, but if she's finished
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it, has she finished going through puberty?
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If so and all the other ducks are in a row, you're good to go.
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But if all the ducks are in a row and she has not yet finished
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with puberty, if she has not passed her bloom, then yeah.
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No, she's she's forbidden to you, dawg.
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You you can't marry her. She's too young.
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But Islam, Allah does not believe in too young a parent.
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Three of their highest graded hadees.
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All of these are Sahi graded hadees.
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Most historically reliable. You're going to get.
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They all agree. They all agree that Muhammad
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committed this pedophilia. OK, Sahi al Bukhari.
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All right. I do believe that's what this
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one is. Yes.
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Sahi al Bukhari, 5134 narrated by Aisha herself at The Prophet
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Muhammad married her when she was six years old and he
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consummated had sex with her when she was nine years old.
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Zahi Muslim 1422 C Aisha reported that Allah's Apostle
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Muhammad married her when she was seven years old and he was
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taken and was taken to his house as a bride when she was 9 and
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her dolls were with her and when the Prophet died she was 18
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years old. Sunan Onasai 3378 it was
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narrated that Aisha said the Messenger of Allah married me
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when I was 6 and consummated the marriage, had sex with me when I
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was 9 and I used to play with dolls and I used to play with
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dolls. All right, it might say Sunan in
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the title soon and on asai, but you see right here on the
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screen, this hadith is graded Sahi, just as reliable as the
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other two. All three of those hadith from
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three different hadith collections, all graded to the
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highest level of historical reliability within Islam, all
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agree that Aisha was six to seven years old when the Prophet
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married her. Prophet was in his early 50s at
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the time when he married her, by the way, and then nine years old
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when she first had sex with Muhammad.
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All right, She was a sex slave of the Prophet for nine years,
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OK? Islam is not a religion worthy
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of gratitude. Not worthy of gratitude, OK?
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I'm not celebrating that this religion, there we go.
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I'm not celebrating that this religion was revealed.
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Why on earth would I celebrate it?
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Look at all the look at the stuff that he wants to point
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out. North Carolina's home to more
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than 130,000 Muslims. They all need to repent.
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They all need to repent if they're following this all
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right. Muslim Americans are one of the
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most racially diverse groups in the US, comprising African
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Americans, Asians, Arabs, Africans, Latinos, and
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Caucasians. They all need to repent.
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They all need to repent and believe the gospel, whereas
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Islamic traditions and values serve as an inspiration and
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reflection for the millions of individuals who look to the
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teachings of Islam for guidance. You're looking to what we just
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looked at over the last hour for guidance.
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Then you're lost as heck, dude. Do you need a king?
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You need the Messiah to be your king, to wash you clean of your
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sins, because that teaching is abhorrent.
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That teaching is absolutely abhorrent.
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Well Ramadan is celebrated by millions of Muslims and you
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know, 2 billion worldwide, so they all need to repent.
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That means you got 2 billion people following the teachings
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of a pedophile. You got 2 billion people
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following the teachings of a pedophile that believes in wife
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abuse and was himself abused by a demon in a cave that.
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Is the truth of the matter? Well, Ramadan has celebrated my
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Muslims as a month of fasting, community service and
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reflection. Listen, community service and
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reflection are both decent things to do.
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Fasting is only decent depending on who you're doing it to.
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Who are you fasting to? Who are you praying to?
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If it's not the one true God, it's a demon.
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You shouldn't be doing it, and no amount of community service
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and reflection is going to justify taking young girls as
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young as 6, as young as 9 and forcing them to be brides to 50
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year old men so that they can get their rocks off.
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There is no amount of community service.
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There's no amount of picking up trash on the side of the road
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that's going to make wife beating and pedophilia OK.
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Well, during the run, during the month of Ramadan, the Muslim
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community across North Carolina and the country will
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collectively celebrate the revelation of the Quran and its
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teaching. So I'm supposed to celebrate
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along with them the revelation of demonic teaching that's being
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pushed by people with seared consciences across the world?
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If you don't think people that teach this have a seared
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conscience, bro, you you, you have some reflection to do.
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If you don't think Muhammad's conscience was seared as he was
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looking into the tear filled face of Aisha as he mounted her,
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you got another thing coming. You got another thing coming,
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man. If you don't think these Muslim
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husbands that strike their wives physically and withhold sex from
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their wives intentionally because of their own
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insecurities, thinking that the wife is being disobedient when
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she's trying to do the best she can under this tyrannical
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demonic system. If you think those people don't
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have seared consciences like the scripture says, you got another
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thing coming. Whereas on behalf of the state
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of North Carolina, I, the governor, am proud to recognize
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the contributions of Muslim Americans.
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Look man, if you contribute something positive to society, I
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will be the first to patch you on the back for the positive
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contribution to society that you did.
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Doesn't change the fact that that positive contribution to
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society is never going to be enough to cause me to overlook
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you having a literal child as a forced bride and sex slave in
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your house. It is not going to be enough to
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make me overlook your injustice of beating and striking your
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wife if I know about it. No, you, you can't do that.
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And no amount of contributing to the society is going to make
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that OK. And yet Josh Stein wants to
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commend Ramadan to all of North Carolina citizens.
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Absolutely insane. Absolutely insane.
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And then to complete the insanity, he says, I have
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hereunto set my hand and fix the great Seal of the state of North
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Carolina at the Capitol in Raleigh this 25th day of
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February in the year of our Lord, in the year of our Lord,
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in the year of our Lord 2026. Are you serious?
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So Governor Stein used the phrase in the year of our Lord
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Jesus on the same document that he called for all his citizens
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to celebrate the revelation of a book that is contrary to the
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Lord Jesus. And a book that was revealed by
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a demon that would tremble terrified with fear at the feet
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of Jesus and will tremble terrified at the feet of Jesus
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one day in the future when every knee will bow and every tongue
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will confess that Jesus Christ as Lord, the glory of God the
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Father. You want me to celebrate the
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revelation of that kind of book? Nah, brother, if I'm going to
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fast, I'm going to fast to the one true godfather, Son and
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Spirit. That's who I'm going to fast
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too. Not all of this demon or group
1:04:39
of demons for all I know. OK?
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Islam is not a religion worthy of gratitude.
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Do not let anyone gaslight you as a Christian into giving this
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religion any credence. You've got the truth now, and
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there's a bunch more content creators on YouTube to do a much
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better job than me exposing Islam.
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But I'm playing my part. But I'm playing my part.
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OK, Father, Dear Father, Holy Father, righteous Son, King of
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the universe, the Spirit of God who gives the new birth.
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Thank you for every fruit that grows on the vine, and
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especially the fruit that you grow and prune within us.
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God, I asked that you would teach us to war, Teach our hands
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to war, Teach our fingers to fight.
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Show us how to do this thing called spiritual warfare.
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Empower our argumentation, Empower our speech, Empower our
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love, empower our witness so that you through US can save
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those that are trapped and held captive by deceitful teachings
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of demons being peddled by liars burned seared conscience.
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Give us everything we need to serve you by the blood of the
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eternal covenant. It's in your name we pray.
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Thank you and Amen. Until next time, Born Saints
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engage in the battle, get in the fight and go in peace.