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Jesus N Me Clubhouse with KC & Friends 16: Jesus Teaches Me the Golden Rule · Adventures: Bible Truths in Action

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  I'm so glad you could join us today.
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  Let's say our motto. Repeat after me.
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  I will tell my friends so they can know God.
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  So they can know God. Here's something I know about
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  God. God always loves us.
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  He never stops. I love you too, Casey.
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  I never stop. That's right, dogs always love
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  you and want to play. Especially little puppies.
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  Even if you get mad at your dog, they don't care.
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  They just want to play. Why do you get mad at me, Casey?
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  Well, sometimes I get mad because I'm playing ball with a
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  friend and you come and take the ball away.
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  I just want to play. Casey like to fetch.
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  I just want to play. I know you do Fetch and I
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  shouldn't get mad at you. Hey Fetch, will you help me for
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  a minute? Oh boy, I like to help.
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  What do I do? What do I do?
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  Well, right now, just sit, all right?
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  Fetch if you were chewing on a bone.
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  Where's the bone? I love The Chew bones.
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  I don't have a bone. I I said if you were chewing on
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  a bone. I want to chew a bone.
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  You see, I love to chew bones. I know you do fetch, but I don't
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  have a bone to give you. So let's pretend you have a bone
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  fetch. What are you doing?
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  I'm. Chewing on a pretend bone.
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  OK, Would you like it if I took the bone away from you?
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  I don't like it when you take my bone, Casey.
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  You don't like it when I take your food off your plate?
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  Well, that's right, we should treat others the way we want to
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  be treated. The Bible says do to others as
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  you would like them to do to you.
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  I want everyone to be nice to me, so I'm going to be nice to
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  everyone. Thanks for your help Fetch.
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  I have my bone back. It's just a pretend bone.
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  I know, but but I still like it. OK, here you go.
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  Hey kids, did you? Know that there.
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  Are. Books about chubby.
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  And Bree, they're available. On Amazon and e-book.
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  And paperback formats up in a tree hanging down from.
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  Above a. Beehive busily buzzing God's
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  love, Papa Bee, Mama Bee, Chubby and Bree buzzing God's way.
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  Take a look and you'll see Chubby was buzzing one day in
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  the dirt. He heard someone moan.
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  Please help me, I'm hurt. Before his bee eyes was a wasp
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  looking sad. The wasp had been beaten.
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  Beaten real bad, Chubby's first thought was.
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  Quick, buzz away. It's a wasp.
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  We don't like them. All bees would say his whole
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  life, he thought. Wasps are ugly and mean.
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  But now here's a wasp and he's nice, so it seems.
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  What happened? Buzzed chubby.
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  Who knocked you down? Was it a tree that knocked you
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  to the ground? Were you not looking?
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  Is that why you're hurt? He asked the sad wasp, all
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  covered in dirt. I was flying.
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  The wasp moaned painfully. When a bird swooping down bumped
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  into me and sent me tumbling onto the ground.
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  Here I've been waiting, praying to be found.
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  I just buzzed. By Chubby said.
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  So I stopped. I have to admit, the first thing
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  I thought was how Wasps are ugly and Wasps are mean.
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  But you're really nice, or so it may seem.
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  The wasp answered. Chubby, I thought.
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  Bees were dumb. They just make honey.
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  They never have fun. So what were you doing out here
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  anyway? Chubby just smiled.
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  I was out here to play but you need some help so just wait
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  right here. I'll be right back with my Bee
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  first aid year. The wasp buzzed.
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  Wait before you up and go. Why would you help a hurt wasp
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  you don't know? Chubby was stunned by the
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  question he heard. Why did he care?
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  And then out popped a word. Loving.
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  Yes, loving. It's what all bees should be.
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  He looked at the wasp and said lovingly.
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  I'm helping you 'cause it's the right thing to do if I'm ever
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  hurt, I hope you'd help me too. Chubby returned with band aids
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  galore. The Wasp could now fly, though
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  he was still sore. In Jesus name.
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  Chubby started to pray. God bless my wasp friend.
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  Pain go away. The wasp looked at Chubby.
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  Thank you. Dear Bea.
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  You really are. Loving.
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  And flew off pain free. Hey, Stacy, what are you doing?
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  I'm hiding from my friend. Are you playing hide and seek?
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  No, I stole her doll so I could play with it.
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  Stacy, you shouldn't steal your friends doll.
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  Stealing is wrong. Did I say steal?
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  I meant I borrowed her doll and I'm going to give it back when
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  I'm done playing with it. Stacy, it's still not right.
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  I'm going to give it back as soon as I'm finished playing
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  with it. Stacy, how would you like it if
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  I took something that belonged to you?
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  Oh, like the time you took my peanut butter and Jelly sandwich
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  out of my lunch bag and then you ate it.
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  Yeah, like that. And you told Mama me because you
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  didn't like me doing it. You shouldn't have taken my
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  sandwich. You're right, I shouldn't have
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  taken your sandwich because I wouldn't like it if you took my
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  sandwich out of my lunch and ate it.
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  We're supposed to do to others as we would like them to do to
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  us. But if your friend was the one
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  taking your doll, how would you feel?
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  I wouldn't like it. So maybe instead of taking
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  something, you should ask permission to play with it.
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  But she already told me I couldn't play with it.
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  So what should you do? I shouldn't play with it because
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  if it was my doll and I told her not to to play with it, I
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  wouldn't want her sneaking around and taking my doll to
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  play with it either. That's exactly right.
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  So what am I supposed to play with?
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  Well, you can find something else to play with, just look
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  around. Besides, if your friend sees how
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  nice you are and that you treat your toys well, maybe someday
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  she'll let you play with it. Thanks, Casey.
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  I'm going to go take it back to her and tell her I'm sorry.
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  Good idea due to others as you would like them to do to you.
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  Would you say that you love your friends?
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  I do. In fact, I want to do nice
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  things for my friends. It's really easy to do nice
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  things for our friends. It's even really easy to do nice
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  things for people who are nice to us.
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  If one of our friends were hurt, we'd want to give them a
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  Band-Aid to help them feel better.
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  What if we saw a stranger that was hurting?
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  Would you give them a Band-Aid to help them feel better?
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  What if they were hurting on the inside?
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  Our words are like band aids or sharp rocks.
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  We can say nice things that help others feel good, or we can say
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  mean things that hurt people. It's really easy to say nice
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  things to people who are nice to us or people we like, but what
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  about people who are mean to us? Sometimes it's really hard to
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  say nice things to people who don't like us, but it's
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  important that we treat others the way that we want to be
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  treated. Our memory verse today is Luke
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  631. Do to others as you would like
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  them to do to you. Can you say that with me?
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  OK, repeat after me. Say do to others.
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  Do to others as you would like them as you.
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  Would like. Them to do to you to do to.
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  You. One more time do to others.
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  Do to others as you would like them, as you would like them to
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  do to you to do to. You.
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  It's important that we treat everybody kindly.
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  Wouldn't you want somebody to be nice to you when they thought
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  you look different, or you sound different, or you act different?
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  If you want people to be good to you, it's important that we
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  first be kind to them. Remember Luke 631 Do to others
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  as you would have them or like them to do to you.
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  I thought we would check on my friend Ernest the handyman.
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  Ernest. Hey Casey, you're just in time.
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  I need your help putting on this Band-Aid.
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  I got a Boo Boo on my finger. Sure, I'd be glad to.
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  How did it happen? Well had a hammer in one hand
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  and a nail in the other. My plan was to hit the nail with
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  a hammer. Everything was going according
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  to plan till my finger got in the way.
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  That should fix it. Thanks, Casey.
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  You're a regular Good Samaritan. Know what I?
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  Mean Good Samaritan. Don't you remember the story
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  Jesus told in the Bible? He was teaching us to love our
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  neighbor. Oh, that Good Samaritan, Can you
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  tell us the story? Once Upon a time there was a man
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  walking along the road on account of his truck was broke
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  down. Some guys jumped him and beat
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  him up real bad. Gave him a black eye for sure.
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  He hurt so bad he just laid on the ground hoping someone would
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  come help him. Well a preacher came by.
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  Do you know what he did? Him being a preacher and all?
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  I bet you can't guess. He just walked by the man.
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  He just walked by the man with a hey, did I already tell you this
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  story? No, I've read it in the Bible.
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  I'm good for you, Casey. Well, next along comes another
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  guy that worked for the church and he sees the man with a black
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  eye. Guess what he done?
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  But you can't. He just walked by the man too.
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  Are you sure I didn't tell you this already?
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  I'm sure. Well, next comes a Samaritan.
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  I think they called him that because he had a summer tan, a
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  good summer tan, and when the tan guy saw the man with the
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  black eye put a Band-Aid on all his cuts and bruises, then he
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  let him have a ride on his donkey.
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  They took him to a hotel and paid for him to stay there for a
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  couple of nights till his black eye and all his other cuts and
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  bruises went away. Ernest.
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  Did you know that the man who got beat up was a Jew?
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  And the Jewish people hated the Samaritan people, and the
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  Samaritan people hated the Jewish people.
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  I did not know that. That interesting fact makes this
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  story even better. Know what I mean, Casey?
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  I think so. So who do you think the neighbor
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  was? That's what Jesus asked the
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  people. Who was the good neighbor?
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  Casey? The Good Samaritan.
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  That's right, the guy with the band aids in the good Summer
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  tan. You know why I did it, Casey?
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  You know we had a Good Samaritan put band aids on the guy with a
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  black eye. Why?
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  Because of that verse in the Bible.
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  Luke 631 says do to others as you would like them to do to.
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  You. That's good to know, Ernest.
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  Do you want me to put a Band-Aid on you Casey?
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  Because you helped put one on my Boo Boo, so I can help put one
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  on you. When I need a Band-Aid, you'll
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  be the first person I'll come see.
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  Thanks, Ernest. Well, let's get our hearts and
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  minds ready to learn the Bible verse.
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  Hey, Casey, I'm ready as usual. I'm going to get this Bible
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  verse inside of me. OK guys, I'm glad to hear that
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  this verse is called the Golden Rule.
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  The Golden. Rule.
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  That's right, Woo. Hoo I got.
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  It right brain, that wasn't the verse.
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  It wasn't. That's just what the verse is
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  called. The verse is found in Luke 631.
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  Due to others, as you would like them to do to you.
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  Let's say it together, kids due to others.
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  Due. To.
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  Others as you would like them. As you would like them.
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  To do to you. To do to you.
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  Now you try it, brain. Do your mother's like to cook
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  ham for you? That's the old red mule.
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  Do you mean the Golden rule? Oh yeah, what did I say?
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  You said the old red mule. Why would I say that?
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  That's what I keep wondering. Did I get the verse wrong too?
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  Yeah. Let's say it again, kids due to
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  others. Due to others.
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  As you would like them. As you would like them.
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  To do to you to do to. You oh, due to others, I said
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  mothers. I'm funny.
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  All this time I thought you were hard of hearing, but you're just
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  trying to be funny. What's the?
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  Bible verse I forgot. Kids, let's say it again, due to
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  others. Due to others as you.
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  Would like them as you would like them to.
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  Do to you to do to you. Luke 6. 31 due to.
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  Others as. You would like them?
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  To do to you Luke 631 due to others as you would like them to
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  do to you. Luke 630.
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  One due to others, as you would like them to do to you.
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  Good job, brain. Thanks, Heart.
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  Now it's time for today's Bible story.
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  I. Can't wait to to hear it.
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  And I can't wait to do it. It's the hearer.
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  And the doer of. God's.
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  Word. Who's blessed?
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  Love your neighbor as yourself. Who is my neighbor?
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  The man asked Jesus. Jesus answered by telling this
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  story. A man was going to Jerusalem
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  when he was attacked by robbers, leaving him half dead.
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  Oh. Help somebody please.
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  When I get to church, I will tell all the.
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  People help me. There's a naked.
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  Man on the. Ground.
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  Help me, I cannot. Believe it no.
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  Decency these days put some. Clothes on.
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  Help somebody please. Was that?
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  My boss that. Just walked.
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  By here. I'd better hurry.
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  Help. Whoa.
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  You must be hurt. You're.
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  Bleeding help me I'll. Get all bloody and have to go
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  home to clean up, then I'll really be late for work.
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  Pretend you didn't see me. Help somebody please.
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  Lord have mercy. What?
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  Happened to you. Help me.
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  Of course I will help you. If I were you and you were me,
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  I'd want you to help. Me.
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  Come on. I needed help once I didn't have
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  Jesus in my heart when I was little and I found out that God
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  loved me so much, He sent his Son Jesus to die for my sins.
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  And if I would just ask Jesus to come live in my heart, I could
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  go to heaven and be with Jesus when I die.
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  Maybe you need God's help to go to heaven.
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  All you have to do is pray and ask Jesus into your heart.
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  I can pray with you right now, dear God, dear.
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  God. Thanks for sending Jesus.
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  Thanks for sending. Jesus.
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  To die for my sins. To die for my sins, Jesus come
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  into my heart. Jesus.
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  Came. Into my life.
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  Be the boss of my life. Be.
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  The. Boss of my life.
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  In Jesus name In Jesus name, Amen.
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  Amen. Time for spiritual exercises.
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  Everyone stand up on your feet. Here we go.
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  You ready? Repeat after me.
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  Stretch it up real high. I love the Lord.
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  I love the Lord with all my. Heart with all my heart.
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  Now show me your muscles. God is good.
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  God is good. All the time.
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  All the. Time.
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  I'm not afraid. I'm not afraid.
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  God is with me. God.
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  Is with. Me good.
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  Now show me your Superman pose by Jesus stripes.
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  By Jesus stripes. I am healed.
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  I am. Healed.
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  Nice work. Now these are my favorite kinky
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  push ups. Up down, up, down.
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  I love others, I love others. Jesus loves me.
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  Like Jesus loves me. That was a good workout.
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  All right, let's cool it down. Let's stretch it out.
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  I obey my parents. I obey my.
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  Parents for this pleases God for it.
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  Pleases. God, good job kids.
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  Now just shake it out. Shake it out, turn around if you
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  want. Good job kids, I'm proud of you.
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  So one day this homie gets attacked by a gang and they beat
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  him up and leave him lying on the road crying.
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  And so this priest comes and sees the homie lying on the
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  ground, and then crosses the street to go around him.
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  Why didn't he help him? I don't know.
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  Why don't you ask him? Well, what's his name?
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  Whose name? The priest that walked around,
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  the guy that was hurt. I don't know his name.
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  The Bible doesn't say. It's a Bible story.
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  Yeah, it's a story of the good slow meriton the.
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  Good slow meriton. I've never heard of that story.
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  Which is why I'm telling it so Then another guy comes walking
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  by. I think he worked for the church
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  too, but he looked at the homie and didn't want to help the
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  homie either, so he crossed the street and walked away.
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  Shouldn't the people from a church be willing to help
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  someone that's hurting? Right.
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  But they didn't. So then along comes the slow
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  marathon and he sees the homie and says, hey homie, what
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  happened to you? And the homie says some lactose
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  messed me up man, can you help me?
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  And the slow marathon says, See what I have to warn you, I'm a
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  marathon, and a slow one at that.
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  Why did he say that? 'Cause he was really slow, man.
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  Oh, I mean why did he warn him that he was a marathon?
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  I don't know, maybe he smelled funny.
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  Anyway, he takes him to the motel and he the.
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  Motel. Yeah, 'cause he didn't have a
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  hot hospital, I guess. And I think the hotel guy was a
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  doctor because the slow Meritan paid him to take care of the
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  homie. That sounds a lot like the story
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  of the Good Samaritan. I Samaritan, What?
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  What did I say? You said slow Meritan.
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  Well, forget what I said. No, it was still a good story.
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  The person that you thought would be loving the priest and
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  the other guy that worked at the church, they weren't loving at
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  all. It was the guy that no one
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  expected to help. The guy that smelled bad.
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  That actually ended up being a good neighbor because he was
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  loving. That's our word for today, Paco
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  Loving. So the slow Meritan ended up
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  being the Good Samaritan? What?
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  So if you're a fast Meritan, does that make you a bad
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  Samaritan? OK, you're not making any sense
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  at all. So we all need to slow down and
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  help people that are hurting. That's a good point, Luke 631
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  says. Do to others as you would like
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  them to do to you. So slow down and be loving.
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  Yeah, what? He said.
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  Right low and slow. You can hear and see more of
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  Paco and the Fish telling stories about Jesus on your
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  favorite podcast or video platform.
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  Just search for Paco and the Fish.
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  Casey, you know what my favorite part of the clubhouse was today?
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  Tell me, Fuzzy, what was your favorite part?
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  I I liked it when Brain was writing an old red mule.
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  Brain wasn't writing an old red mule.
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  He was trying to quote the Golden Rule.
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  The golden rule? That sounds important.
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  It is. It tells us to treat others the
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  way we want to be treated. That's what we learned.
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  Today, that's not what I learned.
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  What did you learn today, Fuzzy? I learned where fish keep their
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  money. Where do fish keep their money?
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  In a riverbank. Get it, Riverbank.
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  I get it. So tell me more about this old
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  red mule. The Golden Rule.
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  Oh, that's right, treat others the way you want to be treated.
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  That's right. So if I I want everyone to be
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  nice to me. Then you have to be nice to
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  everybody. What if I'm nice to someone and
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  they're not nice back to me? You keep being nice.
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  You don't treat others the way they treat you.
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  You treat others the way you want to be treated.
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  I want everyone to share their toys with me.
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  Then you have to share your toys with everybody.
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  But I don't want to share my toys.
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  It doesn't work that way. Fuzzy do to others as you would
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  like them to do to you. Luke 631.
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  Can you say that Fuzzy? Do to others as you would like
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  them to do to you. Luke 631.
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  Very good. Now say goodbye, Fuzzy.
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  Goodbye, Fuzzy. Goodbye kids, see you next time
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  at the Jesus and Me Clubhouse. See you back again at Casey's
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  Clubhouse. It's the place we learn God's
• 23:09
  Word. Till we meet again at Casey's
• 23:13
  Clubhouse, let's be doers of what we've heard.