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Speaker 1: These are truly wonderful times to be alive. There is
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Speaker 1: such a shift between the wheat and the tears going
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Speaker 1: on right now. It's truly becoming easier to see and
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Speaker 1: discern the difference between who is for Ya and who
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Speaker 1: is just blinded by religion.
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Speaker 2: Those who are living in truth.
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Speaker 1: Are turning to our Father in these last days and
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Speaker 1: declaring that they choose to serve Him and to be
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Speaker 1: his set apart people, and it's truly a wonderful thing
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Speaker 1: to see now as many of us are turning to Ya.
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Speaker 1: The challenge comes from removing ourselves from our old habits
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Speaker 1: and traditions that we once were so conditioned to just
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Speaker 1: blindly accept. As we grow, we start reviewing all of
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Speaker 1: our actions and what we take part in. We enter
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Speaker 1: into a process of evaluation to determine to see if
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Speaker 1: something is right for us or if it is something
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Speaker 1: that should be discarded for the week. It should be
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Speaker 1: easy to recognize holidays at Christmas in Easter and why
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Speaker 1: we don't celebrate them, but I know many people still
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Speaker 1: wonder about this coming holiday of Thanksgiving. This day is
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Speaker 1: such an irrelevant day and for the most part, people
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Speaker 1: just feel like it's a time about getting together with
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Speaker 1: the family and eating a big meal.
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Speaker 2: But there is a lot more to it than this.
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Speaker 1: Fortunately, for many of us, we just celebrated Saca weeks ago,
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Speaker 1: and so we had our feest and we had our
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Speaker 1: big meals for my family and I our Sakat this
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Speaker 1: year was a blessing. But yeah, many of us, we
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Speaker 1: are just so conditioned by these traditions that we don't
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Speaker 1: think too hard about it, but we should. I've covered
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Speaker 1: this topic many years ago, but I wanted to make
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Speaker 1: sure I addressed this right now for anyone new to
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Speaker 1: the channel or has newly woken up. In case you
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Speaker 1: did not understand this, this video is made for the Quotashine.
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Speaker 1: The true believers in Yaosha have always been throughout history
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Speaker 1: what we know as the quota Shine, the set apart ones.
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Speaker 1: True believers have been set apart and called out from
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Speaker 1: the ways of this world, and I made their lives
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Speaker 1: centered around Yahowa and his will, his ways, and his desires.
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Speaker 2: We do not follow the world and it does.
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Speaker 1: But we have found that living during these times are
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Speaker 1: so dangerous because for generations, the masses have been asleep
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Speaker 1: since generations back. For many of us, starting back from
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Speaker 1: our grandparents or our great grandparents. We have been brought
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Speaker 1: up in a way of being exactly opposite of what
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Speaker 1: this faith and Messiah requires. Though these generations have been
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Speaker 1: brought up in the church are all about their religion
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Speaker 1: within the laws of the Church, they did not actually
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Speaker 1: practice the faith found based upon the scriptures that should
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Speaker 1: be the basis of their belief. And though they should
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Speaker 1: have been quote a sheen set apart ones, they were
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Speaker 1: more about being followers of the world who were Christians.
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Speaker 1: There was no difference between them and the rest of
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Speaker 1: the unbelievers besides their belief in Jesus, but that was it.
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Speaker 1: They lived the same They did the same things, celebrated
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Speaker 1: the same holidays, engaged in the world the same way,
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Speaker 1: had the same worldly goals, or the children up in
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Speaker 1: the same worldly ways. And over time, as we went
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Speaker 1: through our different generations, the majority of us have been
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Speaker 1: placed under severe indoctrination that has originated from multiple sources.
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Speaker 2: We have gone to schools to receive.
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Speaker 1: Education which are just actually in doctrination camps that are
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Speaker 1: just about building and enforcing the indoctrination that was given
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Speaker 1: to our.
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Speaker 2: Parents before us.
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Speaker 1: We have gone through the churches who have as a majority,
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Speaker 1: forsaken the Word of Ya for a social gospel that
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Speaker 1: is more about bringing about a kingdom of men rather
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Speaker 1: than the Kingdom of Ya. We have been under the
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Speaker 1: mind control and influence of our entertainment, from music, television, movies,
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Speaker 1: and sports, and now social media, where those who want
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Speaker 1: to guide us don't have to be grounded in truth,
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Speaker 1: but grounded in a foundation of wealth or influence. And
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Speaker 1: all we see in the mainstream is just another leg
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Speaker 1: of that influence that they desire to spread upon us.
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Speaker 1: And of course we have the indoctrination of our family
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Speaker 1: and our friends. We have been brought up of their
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Speaker 1: family who have made their ways our foundation, and if
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Speaker 1: we challenge them or try to speak against them, we
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Speaker 1: are met with hostility, and we're made their enemies. And
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Speaker 1: so now as we that desire to be true believers
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Speaker 1: set apart ones, we find that the task of setting
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Speaker 1: ourselves apart can be quite complex. And we find that
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Speaker 1: as we engage in this activity and we draw nearer
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Speaker 1: to Y'ah, we find out how far we were indoctrinated
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Speaker 1: and stuck in their matrix. We find the longer the
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Speaker 1: list of the ways and traditions that we must set
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Speaker 1: ourselves apart from, and the topic of this video is
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Speaker 1: just another check on that list that I, as a
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Speaker 1: believer in Yaosha, the Messiah, one who is a child
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Speaker 1: of Israel, have been led to set myself and my
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Speaker 1: family apart from.
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Speaker 2: For those that.
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Speaker 1: Truly understand that the time of Christmas is probably the
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Speaker 1: most evil time of the year, a time where a
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Speaker 1: majority of the people in this world worship the son
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Speaker 1: of Satan through his paganized doctrine spread through the millennias.
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Speaker 1: For those that have set themselves apart from the pagan
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Speaker 1: holiday of Easter, which is all about the celebration of
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Speaker 1: the fertility and moon goddess. For those in America and
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Speaker 1: many other places around the world, we wonder about the
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Speaker 1: next big day of celebration in this country, which is
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Speaker 1: the Holiday of Thingsgiving. Is it pagan? Should believers celebrate
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Speaker 1: and par anticipate? It is a question that needs to
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Speaker 1: be answered and covered because while this day is not
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Speaker 1: merely as evil as the celebration of Christmas or Easter,
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Speaker 1: it is not just a simple holiday based on mere thanks.
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Speaker 1: It is another religious holiday that has been made secular,
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Speaker 1: and it is something that should be understood by all
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Speaker 1: believers and those who desire to be a set apart one.
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Speaker 1: We will discuss the history of Thanksgiving and its religious influence.
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Speaker 1: Let's begin, okay, So let me first start with the
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Speaker 1: foundation of understanding here. Let's be clear that this video
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Speaker 1: is not for unbelievers. If you are not a believer
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Speaker 1: in Yosha, whom the world has called Jesus. If you
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Speaker 1: are not a believer in Him and you are just
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Speaker 1: looking for some controversy or some conspiracy, this video is
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Speaker 1: not for you. I'm not here to talk about pilgrims
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Speaker 1: and tickle your ears with nonsense. This video is for
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Speaker 1: those that believe in Messiah and desire to follow him
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Speaker 1: and prepare themselves for him. In order to understand this subject,
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Speaker 1: as well as any other subject that goes along with
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Speaker 1: not following the traditions of men, you must start with
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Speaker 1: understanding the culture of the Hebrews. If we were to
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Speaker 1: understand our faith, we must understand it from the context
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Speaker 1: of understanding and being Israel, the children of Israel. The Hebrews,
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Speaker 1: are the only nation that Yahoua chose and called out
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Speaker 1: to be his. He made Israel a set apart nation,
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Speaker 1: and he said to Israel when he took them out
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Speaker 1: of bondage in Egypt. And you shall be to me
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Speaker 1: a kingdom of priests and a holy nation. These are
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Speaker 1: the words which shall speak to the children of Israel.
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Speaker 1: Exend Chepter nineteen, verse six. You see, maybe this is
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Speaker 1: not clear, because understanding can ought to be lost in translation.
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Speaker 1: But to be holy is to be set apart. When
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Speaker 1: he says holy, it means set apart. He wants Israel
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Speaker 1: to be a set apart nation. They were not to
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Speaker 1: follow and do the same things as the other nations did.
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Speaker 1: They were not to worship Y'ad the same way the
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Speaker 1: other nations worship their other gods, like he says in
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Speaker 1: Jeremiah ted thus says yaoua learned not the way of
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Speaker 1: the heathen, and being not dismayed at the signs of heaven,
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Speaker 1: for that heathen are dismayed at them. Jeremiah chapter ten,
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Speaker 1: verse two. This was the culture in the wave of
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Speaker 1: the Hebrews, and if you do not understand this, it
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Speaker 1: often could be a breaking point of our faith. Christians
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Speaker 1: today declare following this as being legalistic, and it's very
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Speaker 1: foolish because they often don't even know what that word
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Speaker 1: means when people say that this is legalistic, ask them
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Speaker 1: to clarify with more understanding besides just using that word,
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Speaker 1: because often you'll find that people that say this are
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Speaker 1: actually saying they don't believe they have rules because their
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Speaker 1: belief in Jesus says them free from it. But Yaosha
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Speaker 1: did not do this, and he did not create lawlessness.
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Speaker 1: That is why it's important to know who it is
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Speaker 1: that you're following. Anyways, the point that I'm making is
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Speaker 1: that the culture of the Hebrews is to be set
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Speaker 1: apart from the other nations. As Peter said, but you
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Speaker 1: are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation,
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Speaker 1: a peculiar people that you should show forth the praises
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Speaker 1: of Him has called you out of darkness into his
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Speaker 1: marvelous life. First Peter, Chapter two, verse nine. We are
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Speaker 1: a set apart nation, and the reason we are a
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Speaker 1: peculiar people is because we don't do the same as
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Speaker 1: everyone else. But this has been lost, and the majority
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Speaker 1: of people who claim to follow our faith are not
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Speaker 1: very peculiar at all. They follow the same traditions as
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Speaker 1: the rest of the world. The only difference is that
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Speaker 1: they include Jesus in it. The point being made is
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Speaker 1: that we are set apart for a reason. And for years,
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Speaker 1: as I followed Yeah and removing my family from the
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Speaker 1: pagan holidays like Christmas and Easter, I would avoid this
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Speaker 1: topic of Thanksgiving because it was honestly just easier for
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Speaker 1: me to ignore. We were so different from everyone with
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Speaker 1: everything else. I tried to lighten them the load for
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Speaker 1: my family because all they really like to do is
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Speaker 1: eat a lot of food and that family altogether. But
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Speaker 1: over the years, Yeah had separated us from it without
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Speaker 1: us even knowing and realizing it. And then he showed
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Speaker 1: me he had his own feasts that we could do
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Speaker 1: these family traditions with that are actually all about him.
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Speaker 1: And being that my family desires to be set apart,
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Speaker 1: we should strive to make the days that Y'ah has
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Speaker 1: set apart more of our traditions rather than following the
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Speaker 1: ways of Babylon, because these people are worshiping and celebrating
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Speaker 1: other gods and we should not participate and give anything
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Speaker 1: to that energy. So as he presses understanding on me,
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Speaker 1: I began to look more into the origins of Thanksgiving
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Speaker 1: because I realized that my understanding was based off of
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Speaker 1: indoctrination because I never heard God's being mentioned in the holiday.
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Speaker 1: I just left it alone as a day of things.
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Speaker 1: But it's not that simple, so we must understand it.
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Speaker 1: So what is Thanksgiving? According to the Britannica, Thanksgiving Day
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Speaker 1: is an annual national holiday in the United States and Canada,
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Speaker 1: celebrating the harvest and other blessings of the past year.
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Speaker 1: Americans generally believe that their Thanksgiving is modeled on a
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Speaker 1: sixteen twenty one harvest fiece shared by the English colonists,
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Speaker 1: Pilgrims of Plymouth and the wan Panoac people. This American
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Speaker 1: holiday is rich in legend and symbolism. We were taught
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Speaker 1: in school that this story of Thanksgiving is that the
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Speaker 1: Pilgrims sat together with Native Americans to share a meal
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Speaker 1: and thank them for helping with the successful first harvest.
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Speaker 3: Holy listen, man, I am squashed.
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Speaker 2: Perhaps ways strike a treaty, betreat our people's day do.
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Speaker 1: And that's why many of us feel that we are
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Speaker 1: partaking in But the whole truth of that story is
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Speaker 1: not quite as nice. Using this article from New York Times,
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Speaker 1: everything you learned about Thanksgiving is wrong, we can get
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Speaker 1: more understanding of its history According to the article, the
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Speaker 1: Mayflower did in fact bring pilgrims to North America from England,
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Speaker 1: which they colonized, every named Plymouth, Massachusetts. In sixteen twenty one,
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Speaker 1: those pilgrims celebrated a successful harvest with a three day
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Speaker 1: gathering that was attended by members of the Wampanoag tribe.
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Speaker 1: And again, this is what we all think we are
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Speaker 1: celebrating when we celebrate Thanksgiving. It wasn't auntil the eighteen
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Speaker 1: thirty that this event was called the first Thanksgiving by
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Speaker 1: New Englanders, as this is how they wanted to view
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Speaker 1: the day. But when you add more history to it,
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Speaker 1: it can definitely show why you would want to be
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Speaker 1: separated from it.
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Speaker 3: American ideas about the frontier are probably sugarcoated. We want
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Speaker 3: to ignore the ugly side of what was really going on.
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Speaker 3: The vast majority of American Indian nations were forcibly removed
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Speaker 3: from their original homelands.
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Speaker 1: It is said that the first Thanksgiving stem from the
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Speaker 1: massacre of the Clock people in sixteen thirty seven, culmination
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Speaker 1: of the Paclot War.
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Speaker 4: I remember about the massacre through my grandmother.
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Speaker 5: She always talked about it as if it happened yesterday.
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Speaker 5: When you think about the history of the United States,
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Speaker 5: there are a few key dates that really made a
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Speaker 5: difference where the way events were before really shifted, and
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Speaker 5: one of those dates was in sixteen thirty seven, the
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Speaker 5: English and their Indian allies attacked a fort at Mystic, Connecticut.
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Speaker 5: The massacre at Mystic Fort did change relationships between the
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Speaker 5: colonists and the Indians forever.
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Speaker 1: It set the form for the taking of Indian land,
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Speaker 1: and the process is repeated across the country.
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Speaker 4: The massacre at Mystic was the first time English people
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Speaker 4: engaged in the wholesale slaughter of Native Americans, but it
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Speaker 4: certainly would not be the last. May twenty sixth, sixteen
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Speaker 4: thirty seven was a day that changed everything in the
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Speaker 4: land that would become America.
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Speaker 1: As the Purity of Massachusetts Base spread further into Connecticut,
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Speaker 1: they came into increasing conflict with the Paquats, a tribe
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Speaker 1: centered on the Thames Rivers in southeastern Connecticut. By the
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Speaker 1: spring of sixteen thirty seven, thirteen English colonists and traders
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Speaker 1: had been killed by the Baquat, and Massachusetts Bay Governor
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Speaker 1: John Endicott organized the law Arge military force to punish
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Speaker 1: the local tribe. On April twenty third, two hundred Paclot
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Speaker 1: warriors responded defiantly to the colonial mobilization by attacking a
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Speaker 1: Connecticut settlement, killing six men and three women, and taking
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Speaker 1: two girls away. On May twenty sixth, sixteen thirty seven,
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Speaker 1: two hours before dawn, the Puritan and their Native allies
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Speaker 1: march on the Paclat village at Mystic, slaughtering all but
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Speaker 1: a handful of its inhabitants. On June fifth, Captain Mason
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Speaker 1: attacked another Paquat village, this one near present day Stonington,
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Speaker 1: and again the native inhabitants were defeated and massacred. On
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Speaker 1: July twenty eighth, a third attack and massacre occurred near
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Speaker 1: present day Fairfield, and the Pequot War came to an end.
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Speaker 1: Most of the surviving Pacquat were sold into slavery, though
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Speaker 1: a handful escape to join other southern New England tribes.
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Speaker 1: The massacre of the Quat was the killing of five
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Speaker 1: hundred Native American women, men, and children. They tell the
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Speaker 1: story of the natives eating with the pilgrims, but they
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Speaker 1: leave out that the ones that did not agree to
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Speaker 1: the colonizing of their land they were killed. This holiday
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Speaker 1: is dressed up around a meal between two different tribes
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Speaker 1: of people giving things. But what is not mentioned in
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Speaker 1: it is that the people being celebrated were colonizers who
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Speaker 1: had no regard to life that was not their own.
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Speaker 1: They killed in pillage in order to establish themselves. This
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Speaker 1: concept will be severely spoken against today, but yet we
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Speaker 1: use them as a reason to celebrate a holiday. It
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Speaker 1: is said that the Pilgrims extended an invitation to the
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Speaker 1: Native Americans for helping them reap the harvest, but the
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Speaker 1: actual truth of how they all ended up feasting together
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Speaker 1: is not actually known. We know a Disney type of
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Speaker 1: story of it. The English ridden record does not mention
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Speaker 1: an invitation in a wampanoia oral tradition does not seem
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Speaker 1: to reach back to this event. What we know is
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Speaker 1: the celebration they had was an exceptional cross cultural moment
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Speaker 1: with food, games in prayer, and we will start the
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Speaker 1: focus on that. The New England colonists were accustomed to
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Speaker 1: regularly celebrating Thanksgivings days of prayer thanking God. Now please
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Speaker 1: understand this is just a generic title. We do not
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Speaker 1: know the name of the God that they are actually
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Speaker 1: giving thanks to. But let's continue the thanksgiving celebration was
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Speaker 1: days of prayer, thanking God for blessings such as military
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Speaker 1: victory or the end of a drought, etc. This is
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Speaker 1: a day about prayer, which is why it's named Thanksgiving.
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Speaker 1: People are thanking God for what He is giving. What
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Speaker 1: we know as Thanksgiving is more of a tradition that
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Speaker 1: does not come from YAH, but more of a tradition
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Speaker 1: that stems from the Church of England. It is time
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Speaker 1: that many believers today understand that so much of the
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Speaker 1: faith in YA has been tainted by not only the
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Speaker 1: Roman Catholic Church, but also the Church of England. In
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Speaker 1: the English tradition, days of Thanksgiving and special Thanksgiving religious
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Speaker 1: services became important during the English Reformation. In the reign
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Speaker 1: of Henry the Eighth before the year fifteen thirty six,
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Speaker 1: there were ninety five church holidays plus fifty two Sundays
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Speaker 1: when people were required to attend church and for go work.
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Speaker 1: Though the reforms in the Church of England that came
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Speaker 1: in the year fifteen thirty six reduced the number of
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Speaker 1: holidays and the religious calendar to twenty seven. The Puritan
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Speaker 1: party in the Anglican Church wished to eliminate all church
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Speaker 1: holidays apart from the weekly Lord's Day, which is what
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Speaker 1: many view as the Christian Sabbath, which is on Sunday,
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Speaker 1: and they included the feast of Christmas and Eastern special
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Speaker 1: blessings viewed as coming from God call for days of thingsgiving,
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Speaker 1: which are observed through Christian church services and other gatherings.
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Speaker 2: This was a day that the Church of.
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Speaker 1: England used to celebrate the God they served, and they
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Speaker 1: thanked him. The way that it came in the United
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Speaker 1: States originally was all about giving thanks for the harvest.
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Speaker 1: But the idea of Thanksgiving is a real religious holiday.
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Speaker 1: It is not secular, and though it is not a
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Speaker 1: pagan festival like Christmas in Easter, being that it is religious.
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Speaker 1: Those who follow y'all must recognize this because this type
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Speaker 1: of holiday is actually quite pagan, you know, as Thanksgiving
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Speaker 1: is a day of religious observance set apart to give
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Speaker 1: thanks for the blessings of the past year, as well
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Speaker 1: as an occasion for family reunions, big dinners and festivities
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Speaker 1: in the home.
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Speaker 2: Like I just showed.
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Speaker 1: They like to say that the origin of the holiday
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Speaker 1: was about the festival they had with the Native.
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Speaker 2: Americans in sixteen twenty one.
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Speaker 1: This type of celebration has been celebrated by Pagans since
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Speaker 1: the ancient times. The idea of a day to set
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Speaker 1: apart to celebrate the completion of the harvests and to
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Speaker 1: rend their homage to the spirit who caused the fruits
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Speaker 1: and crops to grow, is ancient and universal amongst Pagans.
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Speaker 1: The practice of designating a day of thanksgiving for specific
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Speaker 1: spiritual or secular benefits has been followed in many countries.
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Speaker 1: Most countries celebrate of Thanksgiving dead in one form or another.
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Speaker 1: In Australia, Thanksgiving is celebrated on the last Wednesday of November.
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Speaker 1: In Brazil, the Thanksgiving celebration takes place on the fourth
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Speaker 1: Thursday of November. This date is celebrated by many families
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Speaker 1: of American origin and some Protestant Christian denominations. In Germany,
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Speaker 1: the Harvest Thanksgiving festival Forgive my pronunciation earned to Catfest
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Speaker 1: is a popular German Christian festival on the first Sunday
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Speaker 1: of October. The festival has a significant religious component, and
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Speaker 1: many churches are decorated with autumn crops. Labor Thanksgiving Day
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Speaker 1: is a national holiday in Japan. It takes place annually
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Speaker 1: on November twenty third. The law establishing the holiday, which
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Speaker 1: was adopted during the American occupation after World War II.
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Speaker 1: They cite it as an occasion of commemorating labor and
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Speaker 1: production and giving each other thanks. It has roots in
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Speaker 1: the ancient Shinto harvest ceremony. In the United Kingdom, the
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Speaker 1: harvest festival of Thanksgiving does not have an official date. However,
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Speaker 1: it is traditionally held on or near the Sunday of
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Speaker 1: the harvest moon that occurs closest to the autumnal equinox.
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Speaker 1: If you research this, you will see that many countries
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Speaker 1: partake in this type of religious day. This is not
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Speaker 1: a secular day of eating and gathering with family. It
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Speaker 1: is a religious day that has been used from millennias
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Speaker 1: to thank their gods for the harvest. For instance, as
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Speaker 1: we just spoke about the United Kingdom, Harvest Thanksgiving in
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Speaker 1: Britain had three Christian roots. Basically, before Christianity came to England,
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Speaker 1: the pagan Saxons would offer the first sheaf of barley,
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Speaker 1: oats or wheat to the fertility gods. When the harvest
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Speaker 1: was finally collected, communities would come together for a harvest supper.
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Speaker 1: When Christianity arrived in Britain, many of their pagan traditions
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Speaker 1: remained and it was just wrapped around the God of
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Speaker 1: the Christians. What you are actually practicing is harvest Thanksgiving.
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Speaker 1: The Pagans in Rome celebrated their Thanksgiving in early October.
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Speaker 1: The holiday was dedicated to the goddess of the harvest, Seras,
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Speaker 1: and the holiday was called Serelia. Sorelia was the major
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Speaker 1: festival celebrated for the Green Goddess series in Pagan Rome.
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Speaker 1: Thanksgiving is in the guise of the pagan harvest festivals
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Speaker 1: and can be traced right back to ancient Babylon and Ishtar,
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Speaker 1: who is known as the goddess of fertility as well
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Speaker 1: as vegetation. This is all Paganism secularized and brought to
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Speaker 1: us in the ways that are unassuming. It makes us
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Speaker 1: feel that it's all about family and not about the
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Speaker 1: worship of other gods. But it's highly incorrect. We have
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Speaker 1: just been accustomed and attached to the ways of this
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Speaker 1: world and how they celebrate their gods. We must be
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Speaker 1: very intentional about our celebrations and how we give things
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Speaker 1: for yah This day is not about Yahoua, and I
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Speaker 1: can tell you and show you why. If this was
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Speaker 1: about Yahoua, and worshiping him. We would do it the
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Speaker 1: way he has shown us. Yaoa has already commanded three feats,
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Speaker 1: but because the world is Christian, we do things the
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Speaker 1: way the Christian Church does things, rather than what Yahouah
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Speaker 1: has actually said in his words. Given three harvest beasts.
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Speaker 1: The barley harvest, which we know as the feast of
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Speaker 1: a leaved bread. This is on the first full moon
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Speaker 1: following the spring equinox. There is the wheat harvest that
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Speaker 1: we know as Pentecosts. This is fifty days from the
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Speaker 1: feasts of the First Fruits. And there's the Great harvest,
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Speaker 1: what we know as Sakat, or feast of Tabernacles, which
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Speaker 1: is on the fifteenth day of the seventh month, which
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Speaker 1: just passed. I have made videos covering these beasts if
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Speaker 1: you have questions about them. These feasts are what we
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Speaker 1: should be keeping. The point I'm making is that we
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Speaker 1: have been taught so wrong and brought up in ways
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Speaker 1: that have nothing to do with our creator. The Bible
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Speaker 1: is a complete book used for instruction and guidance. Israel
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Speaker 1: had their own way, they have their own culture. Y'all
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Speaker 1: will specifically taught them how he wants them to worship him,
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Speaker 1: but we have been sold ways that are completely away
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Speaker 1: from y'all and more aligned with the Heathens.
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Speaker 2: You may not be ready to understand his feast or.
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Speaker 1: Even align yourself to them, because it's a culture shock
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Speaker 1: and a transition, one of those things that definitely brings
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Speaker 1: you closer to y'a. But whether you are ready to
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Speaker 1: learn of his feast, you must ask yourself, why are
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Speaker 1: you so aligned with the ways of this world more
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Speaker 1: than you are with the ways of yd He is
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Speaker 1: three feasts that are about worshiping Him in truth, but
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Speaker 1: we have been taught to ignore and not know anything
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Speaker 1: about them. While we are taught to follow the ways
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Speaker 1: of the colonizing pilgrims who massacred lands that did not
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Speaker 1: belong to them. We are taught to partake in days
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Speaker 1: of thanksgiving, where people are thinking all sorts of gods
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Speaker 1: for what they have. Before I started with the understanding
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Speaker 1: and thanksgiving, I started with the understanding of being set apart,
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Speaker 1: because this is what matters. If He wants us to
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Speaker 1: be called out set apart only to him. Do you
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Speaker 1: think that we do this when we are attaching ourselves
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Speaker 1: to the ways of this world. It does not matter
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Speaker 1: about our ignorance. As Y'all has preparing us for him.
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Speaker 1: He is unveiling truth and breaking down the web of
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Speaker 1: lies that Satan has placed in front of us. We
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Speaker 1: must take the word very seriously and apply it to
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Speaker 1: our lives. Beware, lets any man spoil you through philosophy
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Speaker 1: in vain deceit after the traditions of men, after the
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Speaker 1: rudiments of this world, and not after Messiah. Colassian chapter two,
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Speaker 1: verse eight. As is set apart nation, we must reject
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Speaker 1: the traditions of men and be set apart from the
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Speaker 1: ways of this world. I know these days are great
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Speaker 1: to be around family, and it is something that's hard
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Speaker 1: to break away from, especially if you have already been
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Speaker 1: taken out Christmas in Eastern from your ways already. This
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Speaker 1: understanding is all about Ya's children coming out of Babylon
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Speaker 1: and being set apart from the ways this world has created.
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Speaker 1: And look, if you summarize this without even understanding the
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Speaker 1: pagan aspects of Thanksgiving, we have been celebrating murderers and
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Speaker 1: colonizers who remove people out of their land so that
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Speaker 1: they could take it. This is the story in the
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Speaker 1: history of the Pilgrims. Now, above all that Pagans have
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Speaker 1: long before celebrated the agricultural gods for their harvest. This
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Speaker 1: day of Thanksgiving was set up and rooted in the
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Speaker 1: celebration of the harvest. And just like the Pilgrims prayed
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Speaker 1: with the Native Americans, even though supposedly they worship different gods,
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Speaker 1: when we celebrate Thanksgiving, we are setting this day apart
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Speaker 1: as well. In giving things and praying with the many
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Speaker 1: different believers in religions in this country and around the world.
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Speaker 1: You are partaking in worship of many different religions around
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Speaker 1: the world. This has nothing to do with y'all, even
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Speaker 1: if we would like to say it does. The common
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Speaker 1: thought or rebuttal people like to say is that I
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Speaker 1: don't honor it as a holy day. To me, it's
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Speaker 1: just a day of giving things for what God has provided.
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Speaker 1: You know, this is very similar to what people say
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Speaker 1: when they are justifying the celebration of Christmas in Eastern
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Speaker 1: It is true that you may not been using it
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Speaker 1: as a holy day, But please ask yourself where did
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Speaker 1: you get this day from? Did you come up with
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Speaker 1: this day on your own? Did y'all tell you to
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Speaker 1: celebrate this? No, you have been led and guided into
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Speaker 1: the celebration by tradition. Regardless of how you look at it,
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Speaker 1: you have been steered and swayed into doing this. We
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Speaker 1: are just comfortable with it now, so it's easier to
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Speaker 1: just ignore it rather than make changes to be truly
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Speaker 1: set apart. This is a religious holiday with a religious
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Speaker 1: spirit behind it. For years, my family just said that
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Speaker 1: we are not celebrating with them, and we're just giving
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Speaker 1: thanks to Y'a. But Yeah wouldn't allow me to stand
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Speaker 1: on that any longer. He has called me out and
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Speaker 1: told me to stand separate and apart from this world.
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Speaker 1: If we are to be a peculiar people, we shouldn't
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Speaker 1: be doing things the way the world says to do them.
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Speaker 1: Being set apart allows others to ask questions and wonder why,
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Speaker 1: which can then help lead more people into the true
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Speaker 1: faith of ya. After a while, you don't even recognize that.
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Speaker 2: These days are here.
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Speaker 5: Though.
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Speaker 1: The more you detach from this world, the more you
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Speaker 1: don't even have a clue of what these people are doing.
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Speaker 2: It truly brings freedom.
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Speaker 1: It is time, though, that we separate from the ways
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Speaker 1: of this world and be who Yaoah has made us
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Speaker 1: to be. It is time to be the setup part
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Speaker 1: nation that Y'ah has called us out to be. This
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Speaker 1: is not a subject that you just need to take
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Speaker 1: my word on. This is a subject that I ask
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Speaker 1: you to take up in prayer and do as.
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Speaker 2: Y'a lead you.
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Speaker 1: I'm not here to tell anyone what to do and
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Speaker 1: how to do it, but I do believe that the
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Speaker 1: truth must be given out so that everyone has a
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Speaker 1: chance to be brought out of the false ways and
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Speaker 1: mindset that this world has.
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Speaker 2: Indoctrinated us into.
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Speaker 1: After you now have received this information, it's up to
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Speaker 1: you to pray about it and ask y'all what he
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Speaker 1: desires from you. I know for myself and my family,
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Speaker 1: as we are preparing for Him and preparing for his
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Speaker 1: coming kingdom, we are setting ourselves apart from the ways
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Speaker 1: and the mindsets of this world, and we are being
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Speaker 1: called out and separate. I will not worship and celebrate
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Speaker 1: Y'ah the same way that the rest of the world
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Speaker 1: celebrates their God. That's why they love using the title God,
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Speaker 1: because none of us really know who it is that
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Speaker 1: they're actually worshiping. In these last days, it is important
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Speaker 1: that we worship Yoah in spirit and in truth, and
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Speaker 1: we break away from the traditions of men. These are
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Speaker 1: our days to redeem. So let us stand in truth
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Speaker 1: and fight the good fight of faith away from the
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Speaker 1: influence of Satan. Stand strong in your faith and be
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Speaker 1: the set apart peculiar people Yahoua has called us out
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Speaker 1: to be, because right now you must be ready and
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Speaker 1: know that the kingdom of y'all will is truly at hand.
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