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Exploring the Origin of Evil: Lucifer, Satanism, and The Book of Enoch · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  None. None.
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  None. Hello ladies and gentlemen.
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  My name is Brett Keen and you are watching and listening to
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  the Brett Keen Show. I hope you're all having a
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  wonderful day out there. On Friday 7:00 PM Central, I'm
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  going to be doing a show with Kent Hovind as well as my Co
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  host Lucifer and of course they'll be discussing biology
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  and evolution. On Thursday, I will most likely
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  be doing a show with my Christian friend TTOR, and the
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  show will be broadcasted on Rumble as well as YouTube.
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  As always, my shows end up on the radio, so if you missed it
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  or you don't like the edited version on YouTube, you could
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  watch the full version on my international radio station as
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  well as Rumble. And yeah, so let's talk about
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  some things, ladies and gentlemen.
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  Did you know that the worst thing that the devil did in the
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  Bible, the number one worst thing that it claims that he
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  did, was he wanted to be like God?
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  That's right. And the book of Isaiah, it
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  speaks of him wanting to bring himself above God, be like God
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  and basically have power and the abilities and understanding the
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  knowledge, all these things. Now if you compare that with the
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  definition of Christian, it's pretty fascinating.
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  What does it mean to be a Christian?
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  To be like God, To be Christ? Like to one day be able to pass
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  away and transition over to the afterlife and accumulate
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  knowledge and information and wisdom and understanding from
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  God, to be able to be more than that of a human, to transcend
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  all these things. But isn't that kind of what the
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  devil wanted to do? He wanted to be like God.
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  And if Jesus is God, then technically wanted to be Christ,
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  like he wanted to be the Christ. Which is fascinating because as
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  you read the story, the story of the Bible tells you that the
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  devil will eventually make like a parody of Jesus Christ and
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  come back as an Antichrist or his child will come back as an
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  Antichrist. It depends on which concept or
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  belief or interpretation of Christians that you go with.
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  Either Satan comes to the earth as a man or his son, but that's
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  if you're one of these people who believe in Nephilim and that
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  demons and angels or demons were once angels and they can
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  fornicate and actually create children and all this.
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  Don't see why not. According to the Bible, a demon
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  or Angel can manifest itself or possess animals.
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  It can possess humans and they can also breed according to the
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  book of Genesis. Has anybody ever wondered when
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  reading the book of Genesis why it is that this whole event even
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  took place in the 1st place? I mean, I I've heard a lot of
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  Christians where you tell your version of the story and your
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  interpretation. You say God created this
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  beautiful paradise and humans were once perfect.
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  The world at one point in time was not corrupted.
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  So God goes and puts a corrupt tree right in the middle of a
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  garden in front of his ignorant creations.
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  And when I say ignorant, I say that ignorant means one doesn't
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  know any better and Adam and Eve didn't know any better.
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  They were basically children in the sight of God.
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  So of course God puts us three and says you can eat anything
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  else you want, but don't eat of this particular tree.
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  Well, not to be rough or anything, but if you put a gun
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  or you put a bunch of drugs and a bunch of needles in a child's
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  room with them and tell them, ah, you can play with everything
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  else, but don't play with the loaded gun, you kind of tempting
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  them, right? You're kind of pointing out the
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  thing. And as we know with children,
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  the reason why most parents who are good parents, we don't
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  usually put guns or things that will harm our children right in
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  the middle of the floor for them.
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  Because we know well enough as a parent with our responsibility
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  and and actions that our kid is most likely going to get
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  curious. That's what children do.
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  They're going to want to do something well.
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  To make matters worse, you claim that you know all these terrible
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  things are going to happen if they do eat from the tree.
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  But the problem is, is that the kids don't understand.
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  It takes a while for children to be able to come to the
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  understanding of what death even means.
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  To tell a kid. If you drink this poison over
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  here, you're going to die. Well, kids can be like, die.
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  What does that mean? What do you mean, Dad?
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  What does it mean to be dead? I remember it took me till I was
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  probably between 10 and 12 years old before I fully comprehended
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  what death was. I had to see a few family
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  members buried, and then I had to spend many months and years
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  realizing, oh shit, this person's not coming back there.
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  They apparently went to sleep and they're not ever going to
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  wake up. Takes a while for a kid to work
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  that out in their head how they're still adults out there.
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  Who find death complicated and question it and they're scared
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  shitless over the idea. You know, because we're all like
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  children. We we don't want to go to sleep
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  before it's time, right? We got so many things we want to
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  do so many ideas. Well to make matters worse, God
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  doesn't just put a gun in the middle of the floor.
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  A dangerous object right there for them to see right in their
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  observation. But this omnipresent God stands
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  back while a talking, walking serpent who most people
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  represent as Satan. Some people claim that it wasn't
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  Satan, but it was Lilith, the first woman that ever existed.
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  If you look in some of the books outside the Bible and the story
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  of Enoch and some of the material that's in Judaism that
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  the Catholics decided to remove out of the Old Testament, you
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  would see that originally there was a woman named Lilith who was
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  made right alongside Adam, not from his rib, but brought them
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  basically out of the ground together.
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  One of the reason why you see these lesbian parades and
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  festivals where they call themselves the Lilith Parade and
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  such like that because they seem Lilith as an independent woman.
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  Apparently she didn't want to succumb or subdue and be the
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  weaker vessel and she challenged Adam and she wanted to be
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  greater than him and did not understand why she had to take
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  the white the role of a woman or a wife.
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  Which the Bible's very traditional and classical about
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  the different roles of a man and a woman to God ends up banishing
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  her and according to lore she's the one that returns as a demon
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  goddess type of entity and tricks.
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  Eve you notice that the serpent went right after the woman and
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  Genesis. You ever wonder why that is?
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  Why did it go after the woman instead of the man first?
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  Well, according to this, she was jealous, she was angry, and she
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  wanted to make the woman pay. Eve was basically everything
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  that she didn't want to be that she hated and she was punished
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  for it. So some people believe that she
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  is the reason for that. But let's go with the typical
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  story that Christians believe that God, omnipresent everywhere
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  at all times, knows everything. Where was he during this
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  surprise visit? From the devil or the serpent?
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  Well, if we believe that God has all the major O's, omniscience,
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  omnipresence, all knowing, and all this, then God was aware
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  before he even made the ignorant children and before he even put
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  the tree in the garden that all of this was going to happen.
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  The the board was stacked against humanity before we even
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  existed. The blackmail, cosmic blackmail
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  was already set in place before it could even be.
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  Does anyone ever ask themselves what would have the world been
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  like had Adam and Eve not eaten from the tree?
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  According to many Christians and their arguments, by eating from
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  the tree it opened up our eyes and we became like gods
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  ourselves. This means that we were able to
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  understand good and evil, wrong and right, and we were able to
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  establish a moral framework. 1 and #2.
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  We were able to comprehend God in a different kind of way.
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  And if we were not physically or mentally or emotionally or
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  spiritually corrupt before, then that means that we were immortal
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  because there was no death into the world before sin came into
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  it. So by eating from the tree from
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  that day, moving forward, we literally put a time limit on
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  ourselves, right? We put a time limit on our
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  lives. And according to the Bible, many
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  lived to be almost 1000 years old.
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  And then over time, as the environment changed, as the
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  world changed, humans became more and more limited with their
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  time. It started going down to 100
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  years old at most. A fascinating thing that I've
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  noticed about the Bible as a Christian.
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  And also I noticed this whenever I was a former atheist.
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  I brought it up a couple times but didn't really dwelled into
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  it too much. But it is something that we
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  should all be thinking about and something we should scratch our
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  head about is if you were to get a notepad right now and draw a
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  line down the middle and you were to write God's name at the
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  top and then Satan on the right and basically keep score of all
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  the times God does something horrible to people, terrible, or
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  even go so far as to killing, you'll see that the score is
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  overwhelming on God's side whenever it comes to
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  destruction, what he calls wrath and judgement as opposed to the
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  devil. Satan has maybe a few kills in
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  the Bible and we're strictly talking biblically.
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  I'm not talking about any of the ancient religions who also have
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  the lore of Satan or a devil in it.
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  I'm speaking Biblically. The devil kills, rarely anybody.
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  And if he does kill, this is another fascinating thing in the
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  book of Job, but actually makes it quite clear that the devil
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  does not have the power or authority to kill anyone or harm
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  anything unless God says so, unless God gives him the
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  authority to do so. In the book of Job, God actually
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  points at Job and says, have you thought about, you know, giving
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  my boy down there some trouble? Devil says, well, you put
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  protection around him, you put a hedge around him and you've made
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  it to where I can't do anything, you know?
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  And God says, well, I will take the protection off and you can
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  harm him and do all these things, but you cannot kill him.
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  So Satan goes down, he does this thing and you know that it was
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  an awful experience for Job. But keep in mind, the entire
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  time God is watching this whole scenario and God is allowing it.
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  And God actually gave full permission to Satan for him to
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  do this at. You can clearly when you're
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  reading the story, I'm going to repeat this one last time.
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  Satan didn't even consider Job because God had protection on
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  him, he said. I'm walking to and fro looking
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  for things to destroy, looking for that which I can devour.
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  But I don't mess with these people that serve you, God,
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  because you are God and you put protection on him.
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  I mean, they're literally talking like two guys in a bar,
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  right? They're just chilling out.
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  And they have that that Trading Places movie moment where God
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  says we'll go do whatever you want to him.
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  And I can assure you that no matter what you do to him,
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  Satan, he will not go against me.
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  Well, of course God knows that because God knows everything.
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  So it kind of makes you even question the whole deal, right?
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  If God already knows that his servant Job is not going to do
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  anything to disappoint him or upset him, that Job is going to
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  serve him 100% no matter what. If you already know this and you
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  already know the future, then why would you send the bad guy
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  down to the world to harm this person?
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  You know you would suspect that if somebody's doing good,
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  they're doing good work, so they're serving God, that the
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  last thing that God would want to do is test them.
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  A lot of Christians say that too.
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  They say, ah, when bad things happen in my life, it's because
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  God's testing me. Why does God need to test you
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  for He already knows if you're going to break or not.
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  He already knows that if he allows your child to die, or
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  someone you love to die, your husband or wife, that that might
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  throttle you. He already knows that if you're
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  walking down the street and some drunk driver runs into your ass
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  and makes you into a fucking vegetable, he already knows
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  that. Your faith is going to quiver
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  because of that. But you're going to question and
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  you're going to be upset and it'd be like, why?
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  Why? I was on my way to church and I
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  got hit by a fucking banana truck.
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  Why did this happen? If God already knows, then why
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  would you do it? It's like, if you know that your
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  child is a certain way and behaves certain ways, and you
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  have such a knowledge and understanding of your kid, and
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  you could predict what your kid would do in a certain
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  environment or opportunity, then why would you do it for?
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  Well, some Christians might argue, I suppose maybe God
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  wanted to prove a point to Satan.
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  Go down there, Satan kick, kick this little man around, and you
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  know, watch how he still serves me no matter what you do.
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  Seems kind of mean, if you ask me.
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  It's that's mean. That'd be like a father telling
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  a bully. Oh, sure, go ahead, pick on my
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  kid. God beat him up 3:00 after
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  school. Sure.
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  Go ahead and kick the shit out of him in front of everybody.
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  Let's make it public. So yeah, the whole God needs to
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  test us when he already knows this.
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  I don't know. I never really liked that
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  argument very much. It's not a very, doesn't really
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  fit very well. But back to the whole killing
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  and and wickedness. There's plenty of verses in the
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  Bible where God and the Old Testament as well as New
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  Testament warns you the Devil will do this, or the devil will
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  come like a thief in the night and do these terrible things to
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  you. And it's weird because when you
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  read the New Testament, it says that Jesus will come like a
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  thief in the night. And the Old Testament, it
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  describes Satan as being like a lion that is on the prowl,
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  looking for that which he's going to devour.
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  But then if you go to Google and you type in Jesus Christ and the
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  lion, Jesus Christ is represented as sometimes a lamb
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  and sometimes he's represented as a lion.
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  If you find that weird, every charistic that Satan has in the
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  Bible or what he's been called, there's some kind of summary of
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  Jesus having the same ordeal. Is it no wonder why?
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  Supposedly, when the Antichrist comes, Christians will be
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  deceived because they won't be able to know the difference
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  between Jesus and the false Christ, right?
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  Comes as a lion. He comes to devour.
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  He comes to do this. He's like a thief in the night.
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  The devil's described as that. Jesus Christ is described as the
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  truth and the light. Now Satan is the light bearer,
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  right? I'm not saying they're the same
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  thing. I'm not saying they're the same
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  people and that God's pulling a veil over our head trying to
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  play games with this or something or be mean.
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  But when you really think about it, there's not very many events
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  in the Bible besides warnings from God where God says things
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  like Satan get away from me. I never knew you or not never
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  knew you, but Satan get away from me or Satan will do this
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  and Satan will cause this trouble.
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  It's God saying what Satan's going to do, but there's not
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  very many verses where it actually says that Satan is
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  presently doing something. We see verses where Satan
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  actually takes over humans, like in legion, right, with the pigs.
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  But we also see passages in the Bible where God himself and
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  angels actually take possession over a person and speaks to a
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  donkey and some other kind of cool stuff.
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  So yeah, so I'm wondering at what point in time does Satan go
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  from being a sidekick of God, the right hand man?
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  That's another thing too. Have you ever heard Christians
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  say that where they say Satan was God's right hand Angel?
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  He was like the most powerful and most beautiful and all that.
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  And then when Jesus dies and ascends to heaven, where does it
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  say Jesus goes? For those Trinity believers out
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  there, it says and Jesus went to the right hand of the Father.
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  So Satan was originally God's right hand man and then Jesus.
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  Again, I'm not making any accusations.
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  Satan and Jesus are the same figure.
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  It just it's kind of strange, kind of unusual how that works.
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  One brings the light, then the other is the light bearer.
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  One is supposed to, if we don't accept Jesus Christ and we go to
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  hell. And then of course Satan is
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  called the accuser of the brethren.
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  He's the guy who says, well, you didn't do this right and you
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  didn't do that, so you're screwed.
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  So who actually is working that story, right?
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  Who's the one that's actually getting us?
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  Is it really like a courtroom where Satan's our prosecutor and
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  Jesus is our lawyer? Or is it the other way around?
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  Something to think about. Oh goodness.
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  I may have a sip of coffee. So can anybody tell me where in
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  the Bible Satan kills anybody? Can you tell me where he
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  actually lies? Can you show me where he does
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  something wrong? Because according to God, if
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  Christians do what God tells them to do, then they will be
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  considered righteous. We see in the book of Job that
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  Satan is doing what God told him to do.
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  Wouldn't that make Satan righteous if he's actually
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  obeying God and doing as God tells him to do?
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  And I'm going to remind you all one more time, anytime Satan
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  does do something in the Bible, it's like the same way with all
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  the other angels. God tells them to do something
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  and they do it. The Angel of death.
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  In the book of Exodus, the Angel of death comes down, kills all
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  the first born, and that's at the command of God and the
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  angels, simply doing what it's told to do.
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  When angels bring messages or they go to Sodom and Gomorrah,
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  it's because God told them to do it.
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  The angels don't seem to have any autonomy.
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  They can't do anything unless God tells them that they can.
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  So if there's anybody out there who says things like or makes
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  the claim that Satan attacks me daily, or we don't fight, you
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  know, physical wars, we fight a spiritual war, well, the only
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  way that can happen is if God allows it.
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  God is the one who's in control, right?
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  No weapons devised against you will harm you and all this
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  stuff, right? Unless God allows it, unless he
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  takes away your armor, unless he takes away your shield and sword
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  or your spiritual weaponry. So what does it all mean?
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  Am I trying to say that God's kind of bogus?
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  Whenever it comes to this kind of stuff, Bible does say, ask
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  and you shall receive. Not to me.
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  I shall open. It's OK to question.
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  The preacher may tell you that it's not OK to ask questions
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  like this, but the Bible actually encourages you to us,
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  as you should question. In fact, if you want to have a
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  wrestling match with God, the Bible says that's up.
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  That's up for debate as well. You can actually wrestle God if
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  you want to, but you better be careful.
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  He might snap your hip on you. Yeah, God's a regular Shamrock,
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  WWE. So I challenge any Christian out
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  there. As you know, I do live shows.
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  You can either make a video where you don't engage me or
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  interact with me. Maybe I'm too scary for you.
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  Maybe I intimidate you, which I'm not trying to do.
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  I would love to be able to engage you and interact with you
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  and talk with you about these things.
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  And I've asked some of these questions before in the past,
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  and many of you have simply ran away from me.
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  You didn't care about acknowledging me or giving me
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  any answers you simply figured out.
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  I'll just pray about it and I'll just wait for God to get around
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  answering the guy. Of course, when you think about
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  it, you're not really serving God when you leave it all up to
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  God, because according to First Peter chapter 3, verse 15, it's
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  your job to actually answer all questions asked of you about
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  your faith. And if you ignore people, or you
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  make up some kind of excuse that, ah, this person's not a
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  good person, or this person doesn't look right, or they
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  smell funny, then I'm not even going to bother with them.
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  That's not the way Jesus did things, right?
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  Jesus hung out with prostitutes. Jesus hung out with sinners.
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  That's who Jesus came for. So if you're saying that you
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  don't want to be around anybody that you think might be sick,
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  well, you're not much of A healer, are you?
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  You're more of a money changer, more of a Pharisee, and we can't
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  have that. I wouldn't want to put you in
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  that position. So either make a video to me or
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  you can call me on the phone. There's that.
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  Or engage me in a live show. You all have seen my live shows.
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  You know I'm cool. You know, I'm laid back.
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  I'm respectful. I'm not going to yell at you.
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  I'm not going to gnaw on your bones or anything.
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  I just want to hear what you think.
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  And I want to hear and understand your interpretation
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  and why you think that. One way is this way and the
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  other way is that way. Yeah.
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  All right, ladies and gentlemen, I would say God bless you, but
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  it depends on his mood.