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Not Guilty · Adventures: Bible Truths in Action

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  Don't you worry one bit about the case, Darla.
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  I intend to prove to the court and to just spanky that you're a
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  child of God. Are you sure?
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  You can do it alfalfa. Darla, there's no way he can win
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  this case. I have proof that you are a
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  child of your mom and dad. Therefore, you cannot be a child
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  of God. Listen, Mr. Smarty Pants smiles,
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  the Bible says in John 112. But as many as received him, to
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  them he gave the right to become children of God.
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  What do you have to say about that?
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  Here comes. Just spanking now.
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  This court is now in session for the case of What child is this?
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  I thought of that title. It's a Christmas song.
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  I could sing it if you like. This court will now take a short
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  recess. Your Honor, you can't do that.
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  We haven't even started the case yet.
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  This is my courtroom. Miles I.
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  Can do anything I want. If I say we take a recess, we
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  take a recess. Alfalfa, I'll meet you on the
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  slide. I was going to swing with Darla,
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  Your honor. Suit yourself.
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  Come on, Bailiff, let's go. Slide.
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  Oh, Tay, Prosecutor, present your case.
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  Your Honor, I intend to prove that Darla is not a child of God
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  like she is telling everyone. She is in fact a child of her
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  mother and father. I have here Exhibit AA copy of
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  Darla's birth certificate. According to this, she is 10
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  years old. Shame on you.
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  Miles. A girl never tells.
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  Her age. Alfalfa, do you have anything to
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  say in Darla's defense? Spanky, I would like.
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  Alfalfa, you're supposed to call me Your honor.
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  Oh, I mean, your honor, I would like to enter the Bible as
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  Exhibit B, John 112 says, and I quote.
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  But as many as received him, to them he gave the right to become
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  children of God. We'll take a short recess while
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  I look at the evidence and then I'll give you my decision.
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  Sorry, Buckwheat. You'll have to play on the slide
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  without me. OK, While you were out playing
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  on the playground, I was looking at all the evidence.
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  This birth certificate, Miles, does prove that Darla's a child
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  of her mother and father. There's no way to deny that
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  fact. I'm sorry, Darla.
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  It's OK Alfalfa, you did your best.
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  You should have listened to me, Darla.
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  I don't care what you say, Miles.
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  I live in the presence of God because I'm his child.
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  Order in the court. As I was saying, Darla is a
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  child of her father and mother, but in light of the evidence,
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  John 112. But as many as received him, to
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  them he gave the right to become children of God.
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  Darla, have you received Jesus as your Lord and Savior?
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  Yes, I have your. Honor then based on John 112,
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  Darla is also a child of God, you.
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  Did it Alfalfa? You're my.
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  Hero. But as many as received him, to
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  them he gave the right to become children of God.
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  John, 112. Now we'll take another recess,
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  this time a long recess. Your honor, you're supposed to
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  close the case so we can go home.
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  I don't want to go home, I want to plan the playground.
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  This. Is the only job that has more
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  recesses than school? Come on Darla, let's go swim.
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  It would be my. Pleasure Alfalfa.
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  Come on, Buckwheat, let's play, OK?
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  Special. Thanks to Anthony Pettis
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  Belapowski. Chandler Jones.
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  Caleb Webb. And Ethan Webb.
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  Let's go red. Where are you taking me,
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  Sheriff? To jail.
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  What fair? You robbed the candy store,
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  remember? You took all the cherry
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  licorice. I caught you red handed.
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  But I'm the righteousness of God, Sheriff.
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  You want to explain that to me, Red?
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  For he made him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we might
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  become the righteousness of God in him.
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  Second Corinthians 521. Yeah, thanks be to God for that.
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  Don't you get it, Sheriff? It's OK for me to rob the candy
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  store because Jesus is Jehovah's Sid Canoe.
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  My righteousness. No matter what I do wrong, I'm
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  the righteousness of God. First of all, Red, that verse
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  says, for he made him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we
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  might become the righteousness of God in him, I emphasize,
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  might become. So let me ask you something Red.
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  Have you ever confessed Jesus as your Savior?
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  What for? That's what I thought.
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  Since you didn't receive Jesus as your savior, you ain't become
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  righteous yet. Now let's go.
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  The great state of Texas goes red handed to the stand please.
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  I'm red handed, your honor. So red handed you're a candy
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  bandit. Well, yes Sir, I reckon I am.
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  So Lynn, do you plead guilty to the charges of being caught red
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  handed with a pound of red licorice?
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  Well Sir, I didn't exactly weigh it.
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  I just grabbed me a handful and took off a running.
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  It was plenty enough to give me a bellyache, that's for sure.
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  So you plead guilty then, do you?
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  Not exactly, your honor. You see, I'm the righteousness
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  of God, for He made him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we
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  might become the righteousness of God in him.
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  Second Corinthians 521. And that's supposed to mean that
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  you're innocent. Jesus is Jehovah.
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  Sikka knew my righteousness. No matter what I do wrong, I'm
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  the righteousness of God. For He made him who knew no sin
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  to be sin for us, that we might become the righteousness of God
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  in him. So Mr. Handed, why would a born
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  again Christian rob a candy star?
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  Don't you know that's wrong? Of course I knew it was wrong,
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  that's why I did it. But your Honor, I never said I
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  was born again. But you ain't the righteousness
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  of God, Mr. Hand it. If you do the crime, you do the
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  time. I sent in to you the 30 days in
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  jail in a fine of $200. I'm also going to recommend that
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  you get counseling from a pastor while in jail.
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  This court is adjoined. The judge sent me to talk to
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  you, Mr. Handy. Please call me Red.
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  All right, Red, Is there something on your?
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  Mind. Well, yes Sir, I need to get
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  born again real bad. Well, I can pray with you to
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  receive Jesus as your Savior and make Him the Lord of your life.
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  That means you want Jesus to be the boss of your life.
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  Whoa, whoa, hold on a minute. If Jesus is the boss of my life,
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  that means I got to do things his way, don't it?
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  Yes he does, but now don't get all upset thinking you got to be
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  perfect all the time. We all make mistakes, but that's
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  why Jesus is Jehovah Sid Canoe. Our righteousness.
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  For he made him who knew no sin to be sin for us.
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  That we might become the righteousness of God in him.
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  Second Corinthians 521. I see you have an understanding
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  of the Bible. It's more like a
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  misunderstanding. So let me just clarify
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  something. If and I was to make Jesus Lord
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  and I went and robbed a candy store when I have to go to jail
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  for it? Yes, of course, but if you was
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  born again and Jesus was Lord of your life, you wouldn't want to
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  rob a candy store. What about robbing a toy store?
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  Absolutely not. A bank.
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  No. 2nd Corinthians 521 doesn't do me any good then, does it
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  pastor? It would if you would receive
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  Jesus as your Savior. I need to pray for Him.
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  He is 1 mixed up cowboy. All rise for the honorable Judge
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  Jehovah. Mr. Prosecutor, Are you ready to
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  present your case? I am, your honor.
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  Very well, you may proceed. Your Honor, I would like to call
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  Stephen Samuels Sinner to the stand.
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  Do you promise to tell the truth, the whole truth, and
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  nothing but the truth? I do.
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  You may proceed. Please state your full name for
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  the court. Stephen Samuel Sinner.
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  Mr. Sinner, where were you on the night of May 25th?
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  I was at my friend's house. Joey is his name.
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  Would you? Please tell the court what you
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  were doing. Joey and I were writing the
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  answers down to a test that we had stolen from our teacher's
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  desk. That's correct.
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  That test was in fact the final Test of the year, was it not,
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  Mr. Sinner? Yes, Sir, it was.
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  And what happened the next day at school?
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  Well, when it was time to take the test, we turned in the one
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  we had already done the night before.
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  You received an A on that test, didn't you, Mr. Sinner?
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  And a plus, actually. You do realize that what you did
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  was wrong, do you not? Yes Sir, I knew it was wrong,
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  but I went ahead and did it anyways.
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  Do you know what we call that, Mister Sinner?
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  Sin. Pardon me, what was that you
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  said? I said it was sin.
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  Correct, Mr. Sinner. It is sin, and the wages of sin
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  is death, Mr. Sinner. Please, no.
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  Not death. Anything but death.
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  I don't want to die. Please, Your Honor, I'll do
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  anything. If you can't face the end, you
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  shouldn't have committed the sin.
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  The prosecution rests, Your Honor.
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  Very well, this court finds the accused, Mr. Steven Samuel
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  Sinner, not guilty. What?
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  That's impossible, Your Honor. There must be some mistake.
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  No mistake, Mr. Prosecutor, Jesus paid the penalty for sin
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  for Steven Jesus is his attorney.
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  But. That's not fair.
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  It's all legal. On June 17th of last year, Mr.
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  Sinner asked me to be his Lord and Savior.
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  All charges against Mr. Sinner at that time went on my criminal
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  record. Objection, Your Honor, Jesus has
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  no criminal record. That is correct, and may I
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  remind you that Jesus was falsely accused and convicted
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  2000 years ago of crimes he did not commit.
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  I believe you were the one that prosecuted him back then, were
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  you not? Your Honor, who's on trial here?
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  Me or Mr. Sinner? And didn't you have Jesus nailed
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  to a cross to die? Your Honor, I find this line of
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  questioning totally irrelevant to the case at hand.
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  What does my small error 2000 years ago have to do with
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  Stephen Samuel Sinner's sin? By one man's sin all were
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  condemned, but by my righteousness all have been made
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  righteous. Mr. Prosecutor, please refer to
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  the defendant as Mr. Righteous from now.
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  On. Mr. Righteous, Your Honor.
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  And remove those handcuffs. Case dismissed.
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  Mr. Righteous, you're a free man.
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  Jesus paid the penalty of sin for you.
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  Go enjoy the good life Jesus paid for.
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