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Andrew Sedra Gives PROPHETIC Warning of ISLAMIC INSURGENTS in America | The Mark Driscoll Show | Ep 12 · The Mark Driscoll Show

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  Well, howdy, and this is going to be a fun day.
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  So we have some new friends into the studio today we connected on
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  social media. It's an awesome day and age and
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  sounds like you guys have been following customers ministry for
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  a while and we'd love for for our audience, our base.
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  Could you guys introduce yourselves?
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  What do you guys do? Where you at?
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  What are you all about? It's Andrew Nolan here.
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  We're all the way from the gay social state of Australia.
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  We pastor church in Sydney, Australia.
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  Oh glory to the Lord. It's a big fight over there, but
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  we're here. We come to America a lot to kind
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  of give it a warning. Get a break.
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  Get a break, get a bit of freedom.
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  To go from Egypt to Australia, I mean, it's like, let's do
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  jihadis and homos, yes, you need a break.
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  I I need some real Christian nationalism power break.
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  So we skate here like the real Islamic jihadists to find the
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  gay jihadists going after us. We're like, I never knew that
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  gays can be jihadists, but they can.
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  Yeah, they are, yeah. Yeah, so we're from there.
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  We're kind of we're very blessed we get to come to America to
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  give the American church a warning of what can happen and
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  what will happen if there is no genuine revival and through
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  repentance. So I think really our job city
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  Australia is like 10 to 15 years ahead of America with a
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  socialist agenda if the church doesn't repent.
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  And Egypt is like 600 years ahead of America of what happens
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  if a nation abandons God and submits to Islam.
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  Egypt was the center of Christendom.
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  It wasn't just his ancient Badr Arabs, you know going around
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  Egypt actually was 600 years Crucia, which gives you the
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  reality of America can become Muslim if Egypt became Muslim
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  historically. It's not a fan fetched concept.
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  I think we come here, they're going to give America a
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  prophetic warning and the gods to the future with socialism and
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  Islam if the church doesn't put the work and order under the
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  word of the Lord. Yeah, and we're grateful for the
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  United States. Like the reason we're here so
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  often is because we believe, I mean, call it American
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  exceptionalism. I think America is exceptional.
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  I think God has graced America for such time as this.
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  And so we see the danger of every time, wherever America
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  goes, our country will follow. And so as like leaders in
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  Australia, we also feel responsibility to to really
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  speak to Americans as well and give a warning of don't let your
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  country become a Australia because it can happen to any
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  nation. So.
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  One of the reasons I'm not arrested yet so far is because
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  we do have President Trump in the White House.
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  When President Trump left the White House in 2021, the church
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  was shot. For a whole year, the police was
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  knocking for my doors, for preaching the gospel.
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  The reality is if America doesn't move towards
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  Christendom, the world will become a totalitarian crowd.
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  That's a reality. God grace America with an
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  anointing, a power, a military, a vision, whatever you want to
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  call it. And we really don't want America
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  to fall. I think if America falls, you're
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  probably looking at another thousand years if Jesus is not
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  back before you find another Christian nation and freedom.
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  So this concept of liberty, freedom, preaching the gospel,
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  building a church, planning a church, everything.
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  You guys take you for granted. I grew up never having that.
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  So they're very precious to me. Yeah.
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  Yeah. Well, and, and right now in
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  Australia, I don't think what Americans truly understand is
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  that is a socialist moving toward a Marxist nation and the,
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  and they don't have the freedom of religion, freedom of speech,
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  freedom of assembly. And so being an actual Christian
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  with a public faith is on the precipice of being illegal, if
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  not almost impossible. And so as cities like Seattle
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  now has a democratic socialist mayor, New York has a democratic
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  socialist mayor, we are field testing these ideas in America.
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  What does that look like for you as a pastor in Sydney, just
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  practically in the recent? Years it looks like the anti
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  terrorism police coming to our church at least four times for
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  what they call hate speech, which is specifically hate,
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  Islamophobia and threat towards Muslim.
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  So I escape the Islamic called of Egypt from Muslims trying to
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  kill us to come to Australia to find the anti terrorism police
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  targeting me, not the Muslims because I'm the terrorist, I'm
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  the dangerous man. So we're facing illegal warfare
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  where the victim is the perpetrator and the perpetrator
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  and the victim. So we literally have the anti
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  terrorism squad designed for ISIS come to be on Tuesday
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  because the sermon are preached on Sunday.
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  That is what looks like. It looks like because the Bondi
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  attacks were two violent Islamic men literally booted 2000 Jews
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  as people screaming the Jews and the Jews muck.
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  Muslims are literally poaching them across the globe.
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  That's just a fact. Now they're passing what they
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  call our hate preaching laws. Like.
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  Hate preaching? So now we have direct blasphemy
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  laws. That's literally what a preacher
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  can and cannot say. And they'll be monitoring
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  leaders, pastors and organizations that spread hate
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  division of over us. So hate division.
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  I'm not sure what does that mean, but we know what does that
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  mean. It means the Bible.
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  Jesus literally was charged on blasphemy laws.
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  So so we are now heading towards what I'm doing.
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  They'll try to put me in jail. They literally said that this
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  they're not now talking like a civil offense.
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  It's going to be a criminal offense to breach hate.
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  Or division division and so I mean the entire.
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  Word. Does that even mean?
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  Yeah, well, Christianity in the preaching of the gospel
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  literally requires division. I mean, it's heaven, hell,
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  truth, lies, God, Satan, good, evil.
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  It literally the teaching of the Bible, the preaching of the
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  gospel. The purpose is division.
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  That's the purpose. Jesus came to ring a sword.
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  Literally, yeah. Yeah.
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  Yes, so so we're watching that thing Islamophobia laws, we'll
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  watch, which is so we're already seeing pseudo Sharia law taking
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  place. This is a funny thing.
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  Hate speech laws and Islamophobia laws are pseudo
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  secular Sharia laws. So we are already seeing
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  apostasy and conversion for apostasy and blasphemy laws in
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  place. So that's from the gay
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  jihadists. So I'm I need you at some point
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  where they arrest me. We'll see what's going to
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  happen. I'll give you a friend call.
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  If you can do a podcast about it from jail that'll be nice.
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  But it's not even from the Muslim side, it's also from the
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  gay side. Too not the gay side too.
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  You can go to the gay. So we have like and we yeah,
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  I'll talk about the gays. We have like we tried to warn
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  America of this Australia of this before it even came into
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  effect in the legal system. We said they are trying to pass
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  laws to silence Christians and pastors especially for over
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  prayer. And it's like, this is like
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  Daniel stuff, like Babylon stuff.
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  And so they've passed under the, you know, they're trying to make
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  it sound nicer and legal and loving anti conversion therapy
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  laws. Apparently in conversion
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  therapy, it's an apostasy. It's an anti repentance law.
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  Yes. So they're OK.
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  It's an anti repentance. Law, they're OK with you
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  transing physically, but they don't want you transing so they
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  don't want Christians spiritually.
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  So it's very the irony is just hilarious.
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  But they are now in our state in in Melbourne.
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  I know it's going to happen all across the nation eventually.
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  As of a few months ago. As of a few months ago, if a
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  pastor praised for a gay person even with their consent.
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  So if you're in the lobby. You just pray, disciple, mentor,
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  lay hands, ask them to fast, preach at them outside of the
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  pulpit with the intent of conversion.
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  It's a criminal offense. As a pastor you get 5 years in
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  jail and your church will get fined $100,000 for praying the
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  gay way, whatever that means. So.
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  So it is now illegal and a criminal offense.
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  To convert a homosexual to a repentant lifestyle.
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  And funny enough, we call it conversion experience.
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  So the gospel is literally illegal.
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  And so, yeah, illegal. So right now it is the law of
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  the land that if you feel gay, you must be gay.
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  That's actually. Gay.
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  So we literally now have a law of the land that says you must
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  be gay. It is the religion of the state.
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  And I'm not even exaggerating. It's that in the law, if a gay
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  person gave me their consent to pray to them, it's illegal for
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  me to pray for them, even with their consent, because they're
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  Take care and God bless. So even if they asked me to pray
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  for them and gave me a legal permission, it's illegal for me
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  to pray for them with their consent.
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  So the law of the land in Australia now, you must be gay.
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  Yeah, it's illegal to not be gay.
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  That is the legal parameters of the thing.
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  And then they they told you you're converting people and
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  they're the one cutting the kids by what?
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  So I'm not the one doing a conversion here, you're the one
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  that's butchering the body parts, but you're accusing me of
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  conversion. Which it's legal for minors to
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  have gender affirming care, which means right changing God's
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  original. Without my parents consent,
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  yeah. What's the climate in Australia
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  as far as other pastors are you guys are?
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  Do you have a army of guys that are concerned?
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  No 5 to 10, pastor that I know of, speaking 5 to 10 who have
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  been weak work, feminist, feminized in masculinity.
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  We're like literally Ahab and Jezebel, Karen and Darren, those
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  filming version, Karen and Darren, we are watching the real
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  rise of soy boy benamels taking out of the nation under the name
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  of love, empathy. So we're watching the real
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  Jezebel take place and the church is playing politics.
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  It's literally like Nazi Germany while the Jews were being
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  character slaughter. Every time we see a new law, the
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  church will turn the subway a bit higher to breach and to sing
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  and to sing come by our songs. While the next generation is
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  literally being butchered before they're even born and young
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  people and cutting and butchering their body parts.
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  Were watching cases out of Australia come left tribal
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  center, most hospitals in the last few years.
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  The gender affirming care, whatever you want to call it,
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  multiply by 300%. So there is a whole generation
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  of Daniels that's being raised and I believe it's only a matter
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  of time before the next generation is going to come and
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  look back at the church and say, where are you?
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  Where were you? I didn't know.
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  I'm not supposed to cut my penis off but you thought it was
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  normal because you want to love people.
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  So we are in a very, very dark space from the end.
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  We need more profits. I'm as politicians by the church
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  in Australia is playing politicking.
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  Yeah, yeah. The way I describe this, the
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  differences with Australia and America, I mean, foundationally
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  as a nation, like America was founded on freedom.
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  You guys fought for your freedom, died for your freedom.
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  Australia is literally a nation that they imported convicts from
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  England because they had an overpopulation problem and so
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  they just got rid of the people and emptied the prisons, put
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  them on an island that they had just recently discovered.
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  And so our nation, the foundation of it is slavery
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  mindset is we like a heavy-handed government.
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  We like to be controlled, we like to feel imprisoned.
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  And I genuinely think that's a spiritual condition of the
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  nation. And it has, unfortunately it
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  made its way in the church too. Nobody's really not many people.
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  I would say there are very few that have experienced that
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  spiritual freedom. But majority of the people, when
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  we speak, they think we're crazy and they say we have an
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  Americanized gospel. I'm like, I'm happy with that.
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  If I have a gospel that is freedom in every sense, I'm
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  happy to take that. So I'm a far right.
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  Fascist. Fascist Donald Trump.
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  I'm like, dude, I'll let women preach.
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  I'm liberal as I'm like, if you put me in the context of church
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  history, I'm not that conservative.
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  But in Australia, that's like you're Hitler.
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  Yeah, that's kind of how far. I mean, you know, I mean like if
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  you're still. Using the restroom that was
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  assigned to you, a birth. You're on the right, yeah.
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  Yes, so that's kind of the political, yeah, climate the
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  Australia has been and it's really a product of song and
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  church. You the Church, is a a
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  politician, not a prophet. They instead of being the moral
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  goddess of the state, the spiritual conscience of the
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  nation, the spiritual arbiter of truth, they have chosen to
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  worship the God of government and submit the state.
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  Just a few days ago you had the head of the Anglican Church, the
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  head of the Catholic Church in Australia and the head of the
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  ACC, which is our Pentecostal charismatic movement.
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  All of them went for a further op with our social Prime
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  Minister with a Muslim Imam, was a Muslim woman in hijab, was a
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  Buddhist. Praise.
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  Was they them interfaith meeting, taking a photo?
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  Yeah, we stand with the Jews. So they're now going toward this
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  weird multi faith and that is the heads of the spirit filled
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  movement, the Australian Christian churches.
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  He's going to e-mail me after this, the Anglican Church and
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  the Catholic Church. So every single institution is
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  infiltrated by the spirit of the age.
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  And so you mentioned what happened at Bondi.
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  What are the events that led up to that?
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  Because for us in America, OK, Muslims are shooting Jews for 20
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  minutes. I hear sirens.
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  I see police cars. No intervention.
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  Nobody does anything like, I mean, in America, like we're in
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  Arizona. I mean, everybody here has a
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  gun. I mean, if you're a toddler, you
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  know. You're learning how to.
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  You know, you can walk now. Time for a gun.
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  And so, like, how do you get to a point in a nation where the
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  only strong men left are jihadists and all the other men
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  are weak? So we got the masculinized and
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  they took our balls away 18 to 20 years ago when they removed
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  the guns. And the idea was when we removed
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  the guns, we're going to remove happily ever after.
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  It's going to be beautiful. It's gonna be amazing.
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  But then they import literally hundreds of thousands moves into
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  the country. So you're bringing the line and
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  putting this to the layer. So you see that event where you
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  see two Muslim jihadists going and shooting over 2000 Jews.
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  It was on Bondi Beach, one of the very gay beaches, beautiful
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  beaches with good coffee around that we have.
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  So they opened the fire on 2000 Jews and everybody's just
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  watching. Yeah.
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  Literally filming without intervening.
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  Yeah, and the reason to one, number one, we don't have guns,
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  so people are already have lost a protective instinct.
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  One of the big things are also Australian.
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  I'm like, you are a woman and you don't know it.
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  You're a woman stuck in a men's body.
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  Man, where, where is that instinct that even if I'm going
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  to die, I'm going to die? Who have lost it?
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  Trying, well trying to defend women and children.
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  I'm going to run at the fight, so at least my last day I am not
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  a freaking coward. Yeah, no.
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  Well, if you defend yourself on a machine, you get 12 years in
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  jail. Explain that.
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  So you so in it. So you saw the guy that took the
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  gun? And I was like you, courageous.
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  You got the gun. This shit on.
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  Him. Funny enough, he wasn't even his
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  strength. That's why he would be already
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  potentially in legal trouble because he possesses a gun
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  illegally. In public.
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  In public. Oh gosh he pointed a gun.
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  If he shot that thing he will get 100% at least 12 years in.
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  Jail 12 years for shooting a jihadi with his own gun?
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  Yeah, what he should get is a cake.
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  Amen. Well, the jihadi woke up.
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  He said he's going to get 72 versions.
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  There were 72 nurses. Yeah, you're like, oh, I'm.
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  Policeman. It was like, I'm in heaven.
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  I'm like, I know I did. You're still on earth thing
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  though. You're going to jail.
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  So funny enough. 12 years of he shot the jihadi, yeah. 12 years,
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  so our life is in danger. And so I get legal advice.
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  What can I do? And they said to me, you can't
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  do anything. Yeah, there's nothing I can do.
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  So are you allowed to carry a knife on Australia?
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  Could you write that guy with a knife?
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  You got No. No.
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  In. Order for me to get a butter
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  knife from the grocery store. I have to show ID.
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  Well, they're going to be banning knife soon because we
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  have all of knife kind. Of matches unless I show that
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  I'm over 18. So they banned but you but.
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  So no steak. Yeah.
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  No, no, they gonna, the government is going to come and
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  cut the steak for us. We'll be, you know, that's kind
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  of socially, yeah. So you can't even.
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  So if you're a grown man, you can't even run at a jihadist
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  with a gun, with a knife, because you're not allowed to
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  have a no. Have to wait for the government,
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  your daddy to come and help you. But they were there not doing
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  anything. They were late.
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  They didn't. Stand down orders.
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  Stand down orders. They're half women, yeah.
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  I saw that, yeah. And she was, she was doing this.
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  She was She was in a surrender position with a patrol uniform
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  on and a bulletproof. Vest Yeah.
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  So I'm from the Middle East. The last thing you want to do is
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  to put a woman in front of Osama bin Laden.
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  Yeah, Yeah. This is the epitome of
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  wickedness and evil, to get a weak, vulnerable woman and put
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  her in front of jihadists. But that's equality, according
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  to Australia. It is very.
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  It's heartbreaking. Like I looked at the photo.
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  I'm like, you have a jihadi and a woman.
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  Yeah. It's crazy.
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  Like. What does the jihadi mindset
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  think of like when you hear diversity, equity, inclusion,
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  what is a jihadi thing going into a culture that has that
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  ideology to them? Is it like this is this is
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  wonderful because now you've just moved the coyote into the
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  hen house. Well, here in real faith, we are
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  difference. This is beautiful, it is a mind
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  blowing reality and I never ever expected to happen.
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  Coming to the West and finding Muslims vote left wing. 80% of
• 19:43
  Muslims in Australia vote are socialist, labour gay.
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  They them baby killing governor. So it doesn't make things
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  philosophically, morally, it does of the Quran, but it does.
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  Because, because what you do, so the the Muslims and the jihadis,
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  they're thinking generational legacy, they're thinking.
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  If all the kids are castrated and if all the alpha males are
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  gone, and if all the queers aren't making people, then give
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  us a generation or two and we are going to absolutely dominate
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  and we will rule the future. So they use the left as useful
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  idiots, the useful idiots on the left.
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  Out of tolerance and diversity and naivety, they will
• 20:28
  deconstruct Western civilization.
• 20:31
  They will then get rid of any sort of borders or, you know,
• 20:36
  assimilation into culture, any sort of national values or
• 20:39
  nationalism or patriotism. And and these people are very
• 20:44
  weak. They're very stupid.
• 20:45
  And they don't reproduce. Yeah.
• 20:47
  And then they like to hand out money thanks to guilt, usually
• 20:50
  white guilt. And then you walk in, you're
• 20:52
  like, this is great. You guys hate your culture.
• 20:55
  You feel guilty. You'll give us money.
• 20:58
  You will mutilate your children or kill them.
• 21:01
  Give us 2 generations and we own everything.
• 21:04
  Yeah, and that's the Marxist thought.
• 21:05
  And they understand Marxist thinking more than the average
• 21:08
  Western art. Yeah, they know.
• 21:10
  Is this why you get queers in jihadis?
• 21:12
  With the Palestine guests of Gaza, chicken for KFC, beans for
• 21:15
  bacon, juice for Hitler. It's literally.
• 21:19
  So I come from the Middle East. I was like, what the hell is
• 21:22
  that? Yeah, literally.
• 21:23
  I was like, Oh my gosh. Because like, come from the
• 21:26
  Middle East. I was like, like, you're living
• 21:28
  in the hub of Islam. Is it?
• 21:30
  That's the Sharia law. The gays would get killed or
• 21:32
  raped in jail. Christians cannot.
• 21:37
  Muslims conquer their Christianity.
• 21:39
  The concept of me coming to the West and watching Gateful Gaza,
• 21:43
  I'm like, this is my book. That's queers for Gaza.
• 21:46
  You don't see a lot of queers in Gaza.
• 21:47
  Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's true.
• 21:50
  Send them there and see what happens.
• 21:52
  So, so, so I, I think the, the bigger issue and this is funny
• 21:57
  enough that the God, the two guys that did the killing, they
• 21:59
  were trained in Almadena Dawa Center.
• 22:03
  It's very, very important because because Ahmadina is the
• 22:07
  Islam, the war version of Islam. So what Westerns are
• 22:10
  understanding Americans is that Islam is a religion of war.
• 22:14
  While you are playing peace and come by our songs and singing
• 22:17
  Jesus loves me for the Bible tells me so you are importing
• 22:21
  people that fundamentally view you as your enemy.
• 22:25
  So while you are at peace, they are at war.
• 22:28
  Islam views the world in two things.
• 22:30
  It's either every single space, place, nation, people and
• 22:34
  civilization. Dar El Harb, which means the
• 22:37
  House of war, or Dar El Salaam, which is the House of peace.
• 22:41
  So every single Muslim, whether they're radical or moderate,
• 22:44
  view the whole entire world as these two categories.
• 22:48
  The way a House of peace, war becomes the House of peace by
• 22:52
  three things. Number one, they need to become
• 22:54
  majority Muslim #2 they need to infiltrate and conquer every
• 22:58
  single institution #3 they need to implement some form of Sharia
• 23:03
  law. So until this happens, every
• 23:06
  move them here. They are here on an aggressive
• 23:10
  war type mission to change the House of war, the House of
• 23:14
  peace. So Egypt has House of peace.
• 23:17
  That's why they practice the peaceful religion of Islam.
• 23:19
  That's why there's no gays, there's no whatever.
• 23:22
  They already have control, so they don't need jihad there.
• 23:26
  But when they come to the West, the West system must be a
• 23:29
  liberal gay Christian. So now they're here to
• 23:32
  fundamentally change the country.
• 23:35
  And funny enough, these guys were trained in a mosque or a
• 23:39
  dawa center called Medina Mosque, where Muhammad moved
• 23:44
  from Mecca, which is his peace period, to Medina period.
• 23:48
  So what's funny enough the the proof within the pudding, the
• 23:52
  name of the Islamic center that he went to was Medina's mosque,
• 23:57
  which is the House of War Mosque.
• 23:59
  Yeah. So while the secular and the
• 24:01
  Pagan are saying are Muslims come here to assimilate, that's
• 24:05
  not actually what's happening on the ground.
• 24:07
  Yeah, that is their form of assimilation.
• 24:09
  Yeah, that that everybody out. So everybody in Austria was
• 24:12
  like, Oh my gosh, this is having a terrorism attack.
• 24:14
  I'm like, what do you mean? Like that's you brought Muslims
• 24:17
  into a Christian nation, how do you expect Muslims who believe
• 24:20
  in Islam not to act like Muslims who believe in Islam?
• 24:24
  So I think there's a gap philosophically, theologically
• 24:27
  and worldview with the Westerners.
• 24:30
  Americans particularly, I think like I love American
• 24:33
  exceptionalism, but I think there's a little American
• 24:35
  narcissism, which is where Americans look at Islam through
• 24:38
  the lens of Christianity, not look at Islam through the lens
• 24:41
  of Islam. And I'm coming here.
• 24:43
  I'm like, you don't understand Islam as it is.
• 24:46
  You understand Islam, as do you, what you want it to be.
• 24:50
  So what would you say are the fundamental differences between
• 24:53
  how Christianity spreads versus Islam?
• 24:55
  Well, is the Christian sword? Is the world the Christian the
• 25:01
  Islamic word Is the sword the fundamental thing You look at
• 25:04
  the Saudi Arabia flag, well the whole religion started Allah,
• 25:07
  Allah, Muhammad, Rasulullah. There's no God but Allah and
• 25:09
  he's one and true prophet and under is literally a sword.
• 25:13
  Christianity is spread by the power of the word.
• 25:15
  Islam is spread by the power of the sword.
• 25:17
  All you need to do is to study the 1st 50 to 100 years of
• 25:20
  Islam, the 50 to 100 years of Christianity to understand
• 25:23
  Islamic Islam is like a very stupid idea.
• 25:26
  It's very dumb. You need to have exceptionally
• 25:28
  law IQ to be almost like you don't know history, you don't
• 25:32
  know philosophy, you haven't read the Bible.
• 25:35
  You need to be born in a desert. Yeah, for you to be like, oh,
• 25:38
  Muhammad, he's a true prophet. I'm like, dude, 600 years before
• 25:42
  the Bible was there. Yeah.
• 25:43
  So. So you're coming here to
• 25:45
  fabricate a story of someone that didn't see Jesus, that
• 25:49
  haven't met Jesus, that never kissed Jesus, and you're
• 25:52
  comparing him to the people Matthew, Mark, Luke and John and
• 25:55
  all the Jewish people, they actually kissed Jesus.
• 25:58
  They ate with Jesus. So Islam, it's mental illness.
• 26:01
  I'm sorry, it doesn't make sense.
• 26:05
  So the fundamental difficulty of the two is that Islam has to
• 26:08
  move forward by war because it doesn't make sense.
• 26:12
  Christianity. I'm happy to be a minority in a
• 26:15
  country and preach my way to Christendom.
• 26:19
  So I'm from I was born in Egypt, where Egypt was a Pagan nation.
• 26:23
  In 50AD, Mark came to Egypt to evangelize about.
• 26:27
  By 321, all of Egypt was Christian.
• 26:30
  You had Father Athanasius, were there the right of the Nazan
• 26:33
  Creed. You had the Coptic of the
• 26:34
  Church. He was literally.
• 26:36
  The Library of Alexandria. The Library of Alexandria there
• 26:38
  was literally a Christian revival in the context of 300
• 26:42
  DS. 90% of Egypt became Christian by the preaching of
• 26:45
  the Gospel. Now that place now Christians
• 26:49
  had been genocided. Christianity is now went from
• 26:52
  90% to 10%. Islam went in the last 1400
• 26:56
  years from 0% to 90%. And the way this happened was
• 26:59
  that Khalifa Omar Abdelaz declared war on Egypt.
• 27:03
  And firstly, when Muhammad came, Muhammad sent this message to
• 27:07
  the leader of Egypt and he told them Islam to Seslem, which
• 27:09
  means surrender and you will have peace.
• 27:12
  That was the first point of evangelism or dawa if you want
• 27:16
  to call it, between Islam and Christianity.
• 27:20
  Yeah, the church at the time was liberal, gay, soft.
• 27:23
  There was literally drag Queens in the church.
• 27:25
  The men were dressing like women.
• 27:26
  There's record, historical record of.
• 27:28
  That it's America 2.0 yeah, literally and steady 2.0 You can
• 27:32
  literally check the historical. Record So Augustine writes about
• 27:36
  this all the way back to the day I got this in New Day's old
• 27:39
  demons that there was there was an entire line of drag Queens
• 27:45
  that were employed by the state as priests.
• 27:50
  And I'm called the galley priests.
• 27:53
  And so, yeah, Augustine speaks to this And, and, and what
• 27:57
  you're seeing in the West is the same thing that you see as well
• 28:00
  in the Roman Empire. And so in the Roman Empire, I
• 28:03
  think it was Camille Paglia. She's a bisexual, feminist,
• 28:07
  lesbian or whatever. She's crazy, but she's she's
• 28:10
  honest. And so she traces within art the
• 28:14
  decline of civilizations based upon what is their art.
• 28:17
  So like she looks at even Roman culture and she says early on it
• 28:21
  was strong warriors. By the end of Roman culture, the
• 28:25
  public civic art was feminine young boys who were sexualized
• 28:31
  for homosexual relations. And that shows the decline of
• 28:34
  the Roman Empire. And so that's what happens is
• 28:37
  usually strong men, oftentimes with Christian faith will start
• 28:41
  a culture. It becomes so successful that
• 28:44
  then it becomes spoiled, it becomes soft, it becomes
• 28:48
  perverted, and then it begins its decline cycle.
• 28:51
  And then it gets taken over by strong men that are not
• 28:54
  Christian, which is Islam, which is.
• 28:56
  Islam, you're watching that in New York, you're watching that
• 28:59
  in Sydney, you're watching that in London and.
• 29:00
  Seeing that in Seattle, yeah. It's.
• 29:03
  Not that in Dearborn, MI. In Michigan, yes.
• 29:06
  So what? People don't know it's not going
• 29:09
  to land with the gays, it's going to land with Islam.
• 29:11
  So do you think that the the homosexual movement is literally
• 29:15
  just the the the naive permission giving a doorway that
• 29:22
  opens for for Sharia law and jihadis?
• 29:26
  It's beautiful. Leftism is hype.
• 29:29
  It's not really a thing. It's a seasonal reality.
• 29:31
  And the reason I see that is because leftists are killing
• 29:34
  their baby and butchering their babies, cutting and butchering
• 29:36
  their body parts. They can't even reproduce the
• 29:38
  gays or trends or having abortion.
• 29:40
  So by nature, leftism is self killing.
• 29:43
  So our leftists are self giving. And leftism, I would say is a
• 29:46
  Christian disease. You don't see that in the Middle
• 29:48
  East or say gayness, liberalism, all this isn't they're
• 29:52
  fundamentally Western diseases. They're not Christian, but they
• 29:56
  are driven out of Christian virtues being applied or that
• 30:00
  biblical context, empathy, love, diversity, love the immigrant.
• 30:05
  So so what's happening at the moment is that while the
• 30:07
  Christians are killing the babies, butchering the babies,
• 30:10
  while the third generation of Christians are gay, trans,
• 30:12
  homosexual, the amount of Christian people that you meet
• 30:15
  who get trans who the grandparent was a Christian is
• 30:18
  mind blowing. So while this is happening,
• 30:20
  Islam is spreading in the middle in Australia and in America.
• 30:24
  Lack of virus. The most common baby name in
• 30:27
  London in 2019-2020, 2020, 1/22/2023 It's not Jackie
• 30:31
  Cheston, it's not Peter Tam, it's not Oliver Twist, it's not
• 30:34
  Winston Churchill, it's actually Muhammad.
• 30:36
  The same thing in Berlin. In Germany, the most common name
• 30:40
  is not Elf Hitler, and it's not Beethoven and it's not Karl
• 30:43
  Marx, it's Muhammad. So you're watching already
• 30:45
  across the Europe, the rise of Islam, and in America, it's
• 30:50
  already here. That's the second biggest
• 30:52
  religion in Texas is Islam. The second biggest religion in
• 30:55
  Virginia is Islam. The second biggest religion in
• 30:58
  North Carolina is Islam. The second biggest religion in
• 31:00
  Alabama is Islam. At least 20 out of the 50 States
• 31:05
  of America, the second biggest religion is Islam.
• 31:08
  So it is the biggest threat and danger to Christian, the
• 31:13
  Christian West. And I believe at the moment it's
• 31:15
  a biggest threat to America. If you look at New York, our son
• 31:19
  and I conspiracy theory when I said that one year ago, until
• 31:22
  you saw New York become New York's son with Sabra Mandani.
• 31:27
  And I think the writing is on the wall.
• 31:29
  Something does need to change in the church world.
• 31:32
  Yeah. You you were talking earlier
• 31:35
  about feminism and the spirit behind that.
• 31:37
  How does that play into all this?
• 31:39
  Yeah. Yeah, I mean, I mean, you teach
• 31:41
  on this so well, Pastor Mark, like any time you see an Ahab,
• 31:44
  you see a Jezebel behind it. And I mean, funny enough, like
• 31:47
  our government have tried this diversity, equity, inclusion
• 31:51
  thing for so long. Like half of our government at
• 31:53
  least are women. Like you saw or even in the the
• 31:56
  police, the amount of women that were there.
• 31:58
  It's just it's crazy. But I think fundamentally it's
• 32:00
  an ideological problem that the men for the most part are, you
• 32:05
  know, submitting to the spirit of the age.
• 32:08
  And I think like, feminism is a huge problem because practically
• 32:11
  speaking, the feminists should be the ones speaking up against
• 32:14
  Islam. Yeah, but it's crickets.
• 32:16
  It's, it's an ideological framework, which again, going
• 32:18
  back to the Marxist thinking, it's they unite because it's the
• 32:22
  oppressed uniting together against the oppressor, which is
• 32:26
  the white Christian, straight male.
• 32:28
  And so ideologically, like you said, they're aligning for now,
• 32:32
  but eventually it's the feminists that they're going to
• 32:34
  come after. Like they hate, they, they don't
• 32:37
  like women. Ideologically, Islam is the
• 32:39
  worst idea for women. And so I do find it interesting
• 32:42
  that I think feminism has a big part to play in all of this.
• 32:46
  Behind the scenes. It's not as obvious because
• 32:49
  people look to the man that's, you know, God came to Adam
• 32:51
  first, but it is their, there is the spirit behind this, a
• 32:55
  Jezebel spirit that I honestly think has infiltrated the church
• 32:58
  and is a big problem, bigger than we think it is.
• 33:02
  You guys have some really strong women at your guys's church, and
• 33:05
  it's very, very cool. You included.
• 33:07
  What's the difference between feminine strength and feminist
• 33:10
  strength? Oh yeah.
• 33:11
  I mean, I think the the baseline is what tell I tell people all
• 33:14
  the time is I'm a woman with a strong personality.
• 33:17
  I'm naturally very assertive. I was raised by a very godly
• 33:20
  strong man. And so like nobody could tell me
• 33:24
  anything. I'm like, well, my dad said
• 33:25
  this. So with that it's it's and
• 33:28
  naturally you can fall into some feminist ideology.
• 33:32
  And so I think the baseline for me is I follow the biblical
• 33:36
  guide of male head, like my personality, God has created me
• 33:40
  to be who I am, but nothing comes out of this umbrella of
• 33:44
  Andrew is the head of our household.
• 33:46
  He's the head of me and our marriage.
• 33:47
  He's the head of our church. And so operating under the male
• 33:50
  headship, I think just keeps us in check.
• 33:52
  Like God's order is perfect. We've been trying to change it
• 33:55
  for too long and look at how it's working out for us.
• 33:58
  And so I think strong women can operate under their strength,
• 34:04
  but with the boundary of, hey, you need to be under God's
• 34:06
  design. God is, I was designed mental
• 34:08
  lead and I operate in leadership, but only under the
• 34:12
  headship of my husband. And so he checks everything that
• 34:14
  I say, I post online, I check everything with him.
• 34:17
  He is my head and my covering. And so I think that it's a
• 34:20
  beautiful thing, but it has to have boundaries the way God has
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• 36:01
  I'll ask my daughter this one. So what's the difference between
• 36:05
  a strong feminine spirit and a strong feminist spirit?
• 36:09
  Yeah. I mean, I think I'm like you,
• 36:12
  probably a strong father figure, Obviously that guided me in the
• 36:16
  right direction and gave me all these opinions and things about
• 36:19
  just about everything, very sort of all those types of things.
• 36:22
  And I think that it is very challenging when you are that
• 36:26
  way and you see the way that culture has gone to not try to
• 36:30
  take over. And I always had a really hard
• 36:32
  time thinking like, how am I going to marry a man who's going
• 36:34
  to lead me? Like, how is he going to be more
• 36:36
  assertive and more confident in the Lord than I am?
• 36:39
  Like I was looking around, not seeing it, and obviously God had
• 36:42
  the perfect husband for me, but I definitely tended toward that,
• 36:45
  like independent spirit where it was like, well, if they're not
• 36:48
  going to do it, I'll just do it myself because women are
• 36:50
  capable. God gave us giftings.
• 36:52
  He gave us personalities to lead in certain ways.
• 36:55
  And I think that the the biblical model, you're totally
• 36:57
  right. I think it's the biblical model.
• 36:58
  It's for a reason. He made it the right way.
• 37:01
  And so it's. Yeah, the independence is where
• 37:03
  we get into trouble, where we're operating apart from what God
• 37:07
  designed. And you can be strong and you
• 37:09
  should be strong and your convictions in the Lord and in
• 37:12
  your support of your husband. I think if women can be strong
• 37:15
  in their support of their husband, their husbands will be
• 37:16
  better than if women try to go off on their own and do their
• 37:20
  own thing. And that doesn't mean that women
• 37:21
  can't do great things, but also men have responsibility and the
• 37:25
  headship in ways that we can't handle.
• 37:29
  I don't wanna stand before the Lord, be accountable for my
• 37:31
  family. That's on him.
• 37:33
  And God's gifted him specifically to do that.
• 37:35
  And for this ministry and other things that we do.
• 37:37
  There's a specific anointing on men that my dad talks about.
• 37:41
  You talk about God created you in a certain way and we're
• 37:44
  supposed to come together and support each other.
• 37:46
  And so it's, yeah, when we get out of our our line, it's not
• 37:50
  good for men either, so. Yeah.
• 37:52
  Absolutely. Yeah.
• 37:53
  Well, it is odd too, if you think about it.
• 37:55
  I was thinking about sweetie pie.
• 37:56
  Like for a feminist, you should not like the trans agenda
• 38:01
  because they're putting men and women's sports and men and
• 38:05
  women's locker rooms and we. Have less freedom.
• 38:09
  Yeah, they take away and, and, and feminists shouldn't be
• 38:12
  really excited about Islam. I mean, go to a Muslim country,
• 38:17
  go to a Muslim country and just see how the women are treated.
• 38:21
  You know, they're not driving and not educated and.
• 38:25
  Hard part about how polarized we are right now because like when
• 38:28
  I was in college, I knew the Lord, I knew the Bible,
• 38:30
  everything, but there were certain issues where I was like,
• 38:32
  I could see this like liberal idea making sense.
• 38:36
  And then 90% of the issues I was like, no way unbiblical crazy,
• 38:40
  but there was enough wiggle room.
• 38:41
  But if you wanted to be accepted, you have to accept all
• 38:45
  of them. Yeah.
• 38:46
  And so that's where it's really, really dangerous like you're
• 38:49
  saying. So yeah, that's it's it's a
• 38:51
  trick of trying to. I was in college and I was like
• 38:53
  trying to go along with things because who am I to stand
• 38:56
  against the entire university? But if you're not strong enough
• 38:58
  to see if the biblical way, like, you're just going to get
• 39:00
  lumped into all of it. And I would even say to your
• 39:03
  point, how it seems like feminism in the trans agenda is
• 39:06
  a contradiction. But I think that it makes a lot
• 39:09
  of sense. Like women at one point said, I
• 39:11
  can do what a man can do. I can become a man when being a
• 39:14
  woman has no clear distinctives. So you've removed the feminine
• 39:18
  nature of what it is to be a woman.
• 39:20
  You've removed the gender roles. And so of course people are now
• 39:24
  saying, well, gender roles are just a social construct, gender
• 39:28
  is a social construct, so I can just chop and change my body.
• 39:31
  It's just Gnosticism. It's disbelief that what is on
• 39:34
  the inside is different and separated from what's on the
• 39:36
  outside. So I don't think that it's a
• 39:37
  coincidence as much as at face value, similarly to Islam and
• 39:41
  the gay stuff, it seems like it's contradictory, but the same
• 39:45
  time ideologically it makes a lot of sense.
• 39:47
  Because feminism told women, woman doesn't mean anything, you
• 39:51
  decide what it means. So then why can't I be a woman
• 39:53
  and have a penis? Makes a lot of sense.
• 39:55
  I always thought the fairness, the first word feminist.
• 39:57
  I'm like, you started the problem.
• 39:59
  You're complaining. You said woman power.
• 40:01
  Woman power. When I wear the pants.
• 40:03
  Where? Why can't I not wear a skirt?
• 40:05
  Yeah, I'm like you already said, woman can wear pants.
• 40:08
  It means men can wear skirts. Yeah.
• 40:10
  I'm like, you have to find the end of your gender and identity.
• 40:14
  Yeah, and the end of your beauty, virtue and everything.
• 40:17
  The moment you subscribe. Women can be men.
• 40:21
  Women can be men. And can be women, can be woman.
• 40:24
  It's a philosophical problem. So really transgenderism is
• 40:27
  feminism reverended. If you follow the philosophical
• 40:30
  all you would know that more than me, all the founders of the
• 40:33
  feminist movement were pro trans.
• 40:36
  They were pro gay marriage, gay sexuality, strange genderism
• 40:40
  because fundamentally they reject the identity of the human
• 40:43
  nature, male and female. You know, Pastor Mark all the
• 40:46
  time. We're like trans humans.
• 40:47
  So we kind of we're beyond God that gender concept constructed
• 40:51
  he to restrict us. So really you're not a man or a
• 40:54
  woman. You're whatever that feel.
• 40:56
  So if you're a feminist, feminatity, you do need to go
• 40:59
  back to the drawing board to figure out are you really a
• 41:02
  feminist? Do you really want men playing
• 41:05
  sports with you? Do you want your husband to you?
• 41:07
  Are you wearing a nice skirt and putting makeup on?
• 41:10
  And you're carrying him on the wedding night?
• 41:12
  Like, you're gonna have to really get to the consequences
• 41:18
  of your faith and your belief system.
• 41:20
  Yeah. Of feminism.
• 41:22
  Yeah, if your identity is not attached to God and how He
• 41:24
  created you, then you could be anything.
• 41:28
  He's like literally. It just comes back to that
• 41:30
  simple thing. We were created in his image and
• 41:31
  likeness as a man or a woman, period.
• 41:35
  You don't believe that you can do anything with yourself and it
• 41:39
  goes to the extreme every time. Yeah, I mean freedom.
• 41:42
  And mental health comes with that as well, because you look
• 41:44
  at the, it's against your design.
• 41:45
  Like you look on the, the, the trans agenda, you look at the
• 41:49
  feminist agenda, it's a social experiment.
• 41:52
  And young women, they're not doing well.
• 41:56
  The mental health, the depression, the loneliness, the
• 42:00
  suicidal ideation, it, it is only increasing.
• 42:04
  And so you're looking at an ideology that is causing misery
• 42:08
  and pain and suffering. And then you've got women who,
• 42:12
  you know, are hitting a certain age.
• 42:13
  And I have no family. I have no child.
• 42:16
  I have no spouse. I have no future.
• 42:19
  I'm, I'm very lonely and I, I have no identity and I have no
• 42:23
  community and, and it leads to a very sad state and that it's
• 42:28
  considered liberation and it's complete isolation.
• 42:31
  It's, it's tragic. Yeah, I think it's the delusion
• 42:33
  of freedom, but it's actually slavery.
• 42:35
  Like women are slaves to feminism.
• 42:37
  Like GK Chesterton, I think, talks about this.
• 42:39
  He talks about the idea of freedom has to come within a set
• 42:43
  of boundaries, and our boundaries are scripture, the
• 42:45
  moral law that God created, the eternal law God had created.
• 42:48
  If you draw a giraffe without a long neck, it will no longer
• 42:51
  longer be a giraffe. Like Chesterton uses this
• 42:53
  analogy. So he's like, in order for
• 42:55
  something to be true, it has to have boundaries.
• 42:57
  And so freedom has to have boundaries.
• 42:59
  And without that you can see all of the women that you're seeing
• 43:02
  that have this feminist ideology that is so depressed and so
• 43:05
  unhappy. I mean, I encourage them.
• 43:07
  I'm like, if you have tried everything and you've tried all
• 43:10
  these ideas and you're still feeling like this, try God's
• 43:13
  way. Do it for a year.
• 43:15
  I guarantee you, you will not only be happy, you'll be
• 43:17
  fulfilled and only do things in the order God has set.
• 43:21
  And if everybody did that, I mean, we'd be in heaven.
• 43:23
  So. Yeah, Like, according to the
• 43:27
  stars, a gay person is at least three times more likely than a
• 43:30
  straight person to kill themselves.
• 43:32
  A trans person is 15 times more likely to kill themselves.
• 43:35
  I will tell the people about church if you want.
• 43:37
  If you want your kids to live, make sure they're not gay or
• 43:39
  trans. So there are fundamental
• 43:43
  problems with the LGBTQ movement that there are so many baggage
• 43:48
  that comes with it. If you do subscribe to the L GB
• 43:51
  QABC, they then people you will have to come with the
• 43:54
  consequences. There's suicide, there's
• 43:56
  depression, high level of sexual abuse, high level of violence.
• 44:02
  Lesbian couples are like 3 times more like etcetera.
• 44:05
  Yeah, so I do encourage people before you subscribe to all
• 44:09
  this, isn't you got to look at the consequence.
• 44:13
  You guys kneel it all the time with the studies about Christian
• 44:16
  marriages and most of the spine. Yeah, emotionally, sexually,
• 44:19
  physically. Yeah, of course.
• 44:20
  Yeah, it's Bradford Wilcox. If anybody wants to find it.
• 44:23
  He's at the University of Virginia.
• 44:25
  He does the best studies, lowest domestic violence, highest
• 44:29
  marital satisfaction, least likely divorce to practicing
• 44:34
  Christians. I mean, just statistically.
• 44:37
  And if you don't sleep together and live together before you're
• 44:39
  married, your odds of divorce and adultery plummet.
• 44:43
  And so literally like if we just did what the word of God said,
• 44:47
  human flourishing would be significant.
• 44:50
  And if you disobey, you're fighting gravity in your heart.
• 44:53
  Imagine. That, yeah.
• 44:54
  Yeah, and that's back to the garden.
• 44:55
  That's the pitch of Christian nationalism, at least from our
• 44:58
  end. We're like, it's not just better
• 44:59
  for Christians, it's going to be better for you.
• 45:01
  It was not a Christian. Like just check history.
• 45:04
  What what writes to the West was Christianity.
• 45:07
  It wasn't feminism. The feminists that comment on
• 45:09
  myself, like the only reason you can speak is because of
• 45:12
  feminism. I'm like, no, it's Christianity
• 45:14
  actually. It's been brainwashed by the
• 45:16
  spirit of the age to think that it was anything different.
• 45:18
  And so that's the pitch is like Christianity flourishing in a
• 45:22
  nation is not just going to be good for Christians, it'll be
• 45:24
  good for everyone. Practically, historically, it's
• 45:27
  common sense. So what's the?
• 45:28
  Solution for that for the average Christian?
• 45:31
  Like so they're frustrated by the things you guys are talking
• 45:33
  about right now, Feminism, Islam, all these horrible things
• 45:36
  happening around the world. What should the average
• 45:38
  Christian do? What would you encourage them to
• 45:40
  do? I think the biggest thing is
• 45:42
  that we need courage for people to speak.
• 45:45
  The problem we have in the West is that the church has been so
• 45:48
  solemn for the last 50 years. Every time the left or the
• 45:52
  sphere of the age claim territory gay marriage.
• 45:54
  I don't talk about gay marriage. Like, you know, the biggest
• 45:56
  issue in Australia was gay marriage.
• 45:58
  That was gay marriage wasn't the goal.
• 46:00
  It was the Dora When you subscribe to gay marriage, you
• 46:03
  subscribe to pastors getting arrested who don't believe in
• 46:05
  him because how they you suppress people's sexuality
• 46:08
  identity. When you subscribe to gay
• 46:10
  marriage, you subscribe to drag Queens.
• 46:12
  When you subscribe to gay marriage, you you subscribe to
• 46:15
  transgenderism. When you subscribe to gay
• 46:16
  marriage, you subscribe to young people cutting their body parts.
• 46:19
  You've already crossed the role because it's Adam and Eve became
• 46:23
  Adam and Steve my and the problem was the church literally
• 46:26
  didn't speak like we see the reason Australia is like under
• 46:30
  the judgment of God big time is fundamentally because gay
• 46:35
  marriage wasn't imposed on us. We voted.
• 46:38
  So here Obama manipulated the 1st and 2nd amendment to try to
• 46:42
  make it look like the founders were pro gay marriage.
• 46:44
  Not really in Australia though. We had at least 55 to 60% of
• 46:49
  Australians in 2017 vote for gay marriage.
• 46:52
  Which means Christians did too. Which means, at least in a
• 46:55
  Christian nation, 60% of Christians in most churches
• 46:58
  voted well. So the problem was people were
• 47:01
  not discipled. People didn't know right and
• 47:03
  wrong. The church kept on just losing
• 47:06
  territory under the name of love, empathy, Third way, ISM,
• 47:10
  let's reach the lost. And before you know it, somehow
• 47:12
  in Australia we have built the biggest churches yet the darkest
• 47:16
  culture. Like sometime I look and I'm
• 47:18
  like, how does this make sense? They.
• 47:20
  Didn't reach the lost they became.
• 47:22
  The lost, they became the lost and it's fundamentally we lost
• 47:25
  the prophetic spirit where I'm here to represent the will and
• 47:30
  the word of the Lord, not the will and the word of men and
• 47:33
  people have to make a decision. Now, if the Lord is you, God
• 47:36
  serve him. If God is you, God serve him.
• 47:38
  You really have to make a decision.
• 47:40
  I love how polarizing reality is at the moment because it's not
• 47:44
  really polarizing. It's just a matter of there's
• 47:46
  right and wrong, there's good and evil.
• 47:48
  I need to make it easier. I think Christians just need to
• 47:51
  be loud and proud, just like the gays with their faith.
• 47:56
  They just need to. Yeah, I believe in the gospel
• 47:59
  and it is what it is. And I believe in the whole
• 48:01
  package, homosexual of the sin. So I love you, but it's what I
• 48:04
  believe. I don't think killing babies is
• 48:07
  a good idea. If I like Donald Trump and I
• 48:09
  think it represents the scripture of all she does, So
• 48:12
  what? It is what it is.
• 48:13
  I am ready to get my politics in my faith and my faith in my
• 48:16
  politics. I'm ready to be a Christian
• 48:18
  nationalist. I'm ready to say that Jesus,
• 48:20
  Lord of all, not Lord of Son, and I'm going to be loud about
• 48:25
  it. I think we just need courage,
• 48:28
  boldness, clarity. And Chris, if every Christian
• 48:32
  shares a video, share something, say their faith when they're on
• 48:36
  the dinner table, say something, we will have a fundamentally
• 48:40
  Christian nation. The problem, I believe, is
• 48:42
  cowardice. It's just lack of courage.
• 48:44
  Cowardice being, yeah, the spirit of 1/2.
• 48:47
  So I think we just need to be loud and proud.
• 48:49
  Yeah, and I would say like, pick up your sword.
• 48:51
  Like the word of God is our weapon is our early offensive
• 48:55
  weapons. So I mean, Christians, most
• 48:57
  Christians are not reading their Bibles.
• 48:58
  Most Christians when they hear any attack, whether Islam, they
• 49:02
  don't know how to defend the scripture.
• 49:03
  So I think that that is we have to just go back to our roots.
• 49:06
  Basic Christian theology, like with Islam, the first thing, the
• 49:10
  three things that they're going to come at you.
• 49:11
  Jesus is not God. That's basic Christology.
• 49:14
  You should know what the Bible says about Jesus being fully
• 49:16
  man, fully God. The Hippostatic union like early
• 49:19
  Christians knew that most Christians now don't know that
• 49:21
  second thing they'll come for is OK, if Jesus is God you believe
• 49:24
  in to God Trinity. They're going to attack our
• 49:26
  fundamental Christian beliefs. Most Christians are not going to
• 49:29
  be able to defend trinitarian theology.
• 49:31
  They don't understand how to explain it.
• 49:33
  They go into modalism and all these heresies accidentally and
• 49:36
  then the third thing they'll come after will the Bible's been
• 49:39
  changed and corrupted bibliology.
• 49:41
  So I think it's time, at least from what you can see
• 49:43
  historically, it's time the church has to go back to our
• 49:46
  roots. We have to know our theology and
• 49:48
  we have to know how to defend the gospel and going with what
• 49:51
  my husband said, be unashamed and corrected.
• 49:55
  About it, yeah. In UK you're watching a lot of
• 49:57
  young white men become Muslim. And the reason is being
• 50:01
  Christianity is so gay. Like it's this soft gay pastors.
• 50:07
  Like I'm a young pastor. I'm like, like, this is too gay
• 50:10
  for me. But I'm over this nice
• 50:12
  Christianity. It's just not my thing.
• 50:14
  I like steak, I like guns. I like to fight.
• 50:16
  You know, there's a weird thing inside of me.
• 50:18
  I was born to fight. It's like it's instinctual and
• 50:21
  I'm not going to suppress it for you to tell me to be more
• 50:24
  loving. I'm like, no, I'm going to be
• 50:26
  who God called me to be. The battle is the Lord.
• 50:29
  Both said our fight is not against Faisal, but there is a
• 50:31
  fight. You know, the God, the Lord of
• 50:34
  war, our God literally is the Lord of hoists.
• 50:37
  He literally cares always of the nation.
• 50:39
  So across the whole scripture you can see this very masculine
• 50:44
  war type of reality. And what's happening at the
• 50:46
  moment is a warning to the church.
• 50:48
  A lot of young white males in the UK and Europe are becoming
• 50:52
  Muslim because the church is representing a gay version of
• 50:55
  Jesus and a very feministic version of Jesus, and men are
• 51:00
  really zoning out. Like, you can critique and
• 51:03
  retake as much as you want, but we have represented a picture of
• 51:08
  Jesus that is so weird. Who doesn't fight, fight, fight.
• 51:12
  And I'm ready to fight. I'm not just building.
• 51:15
  I'm ready to fight for the faith, contend for the faith,
• 51:18
  defend for the faith. I'm ready to put my life in
• 51:21
  danger for the sake of the gospel.
• 51:22
  I'm ready to live for something and die for something.
• 51:25
  And this is what is so catchy to the male revival that is taking
• 51:30
  place at the moment. Because if we don't do that, the
• 51:34
  Muslim men are coming. And Islam is not here to
• 51:37
  immigrate. Islam is here to invade.
• 51:39
  So you're not importing nice, empathetic people who want
• 51:42
  protection. You're importing warriors, and
• 51:45
  then you're not fighting back. I think coming from the Middle
• 51:50
  East, I'm like, dude, I was born in war.
• 51:54
  So I don't know what peace feels like.
• 51:56
  You know, I don't even understand what peace is because
• 51:59
  since the moment I was born, I was surrounded every single day
• 52:03
  by 5 calls to prayer. Every single day I will listen
• 52:06
  the Azan or that call of prayer saying there's no God but Allah
• 52:09
  and he's one trooper of Muhammad. 3 * 5 * a day.
• 52:12
  So from the first moment of my I was born until I was 17, so I
• 52:16
  came to Christian W Australia, I listened to that message
• 52:19
  bombarded all around me. That's kind of what made me
• 52:22
  disagreeable, I think. But you, we're heading toward
• 52:27
  wartime, and the church will be eliminated if it doesn't pick
• 52:32
  the sword, which is the word that we only have one offensive
• 52:36
  weapon, which is a sword to not just be nice and loving and love
• 52:39
  Jesus, but to actually fall for Jesus.
• 52:41
  Yeah. Which is nice.
• 52:43
  It is nice, exactly. Yeah.
• 52:45
  Actually, yeah, that's true. Well, and this has been, this
• 52:49
  has been my message for 30 years and why I quite frankly, I've
• 52:53
  never fit within evangelicalism. I didn't grow up in
• 52:55
  evangelicalism. I don't understand
• 52:57
  evangelicalism. And today I really don't respect
• 52:59
  evangelicalism because I don't really see, I don't really see
• 53:04
  the heart of God and I don't see a profound commitment to the
• 53:08
  gospel within the institutions of an evangelicalism.
• 53:13
  And I, I think just as we had a judgment in the government, I
• 53:17
  think Big Eva is in the beginning of a judgment of God.
• 53:20
  And there are there are evangelicals that are committed
• 53:23
  to Christ, that there are less evangelical institutions that
• 53:27
  are committed to Christ. I think a lot of Christians are
• 53:28
  very frustrated because they are more conservative and they are
• 53:33
  more committed than their pastor, than their denomination,
• 53:35
  than their network, than their Bible college, than their
• 53:37
  seminary. The places they're supposed to
• 53:39
  be leading them are are following them and and betraying
• 53:44
  them or. And so, yeah, this is this is
• 53:46
  the problem that we find ourselves in though.
• 53:48
  And it's going to be, it's honestly going to be younger
• 53:51
  generations that are starting new churches, new ministries,
• 53:54
  new wine skins. And we're seeing an older
• 53:57
  generation as well. I'm, I'm 55, we're, we're
• 53:59
  grandparents now. But even men that are older than
• 54:02
  me, they're not finishing. Well, it's really frustrating.
• 54:05
  They're they're, they're, they're, they're punking out at
• 54:08
  the end just as absolute cowards, wanting to just not
• 54:13
  have any conflict or controversy and trying to reconcile in a
• 54:18
  third way darkness and light, good and evil and or adultery or
• 54:22
  apostasy or cowardice. And they're not finishing well.
• 54:26
  And so for younger men, there's not a lot of there's not a lot
• 54:29
  of good examples of men running through the tape finishing well
• 54:32
  at the end of the race. And, and a lot of those
• 54:35
  organizations and institutions that you would, you would hope
• 54:39
  would help you to plant your church or get ready to go out
• 54:41
  and preach. There's not a lot of Bible
• 54:43
  colleges, seminaries, denominations or networks that I
• 54:45
  would actually encourage men of your age to say, we'll go there
• 54:49
  and they'll, they'll help you do that and they'll launch you to
• 54:52
  that. Actually, they could be the
• 54:54
  biggest in 10 years. They could be the biggest
• 54:56
  problem you have from the calling you have.
• 54:58
  They could get in the way because in an effort to do the
• 55:01
  third way of, you know, tolerance well, and, and what
• 55:05
  the third way is, it's it's riding the fence and chafing
• 55:07
  your crotch. I mean, that's what it is.
• 55:10
  And so if at some point those are the people holding you
• 55:13
  accountable, then in an effort to hold you accountable, what
• 55:16
  they're going to do is they're going to, they're going to
• 55:19
  hamstring your ability to do what God has called you to do.
• 55:23
  And so, you know, I think what we're looking at is probably God
• 55:28
  raising up an entire new series of voices from without outside
• 55:33
  the Western system. Like that's why you're, you're
• 55:35
  getting a lot of attention, quite frankly, because you're
• 55:38
  saying things that that the West needs to hear.
• 55:41
  But there's just an ignorance that most older pastors aren't
• 55:46
  frankly helping with in any way. Most of your evangelical thought
• 55:50
  leaders, they, they truly think that that Islam and Sharia law
• 55:54
  somehow can be assimilated into Western civilization site.
• 55:57
  No, they don't believe in the constitution.
• 56:00
  They don't believe in our founding documents.
• 56:01
  They believe in the Quran. That's it and that's it.
• 56:05
  And so it's converter die. That's what it is.
• 56:07
  And so I, I would agree with you, I think that the greatest
• 56:10
  existential threat to the future of Western civilization is Islam
• 56:15
  because there is no separation of church and state.
• 56:17
  There is no distinction. There's no freedom of religion
• 56:20
  press, but those people are having a lot of children and
• 56:24
  they are thinking in terms of generations.
• 56:26
  They really, truly are so. And they teach their children,
• 56:30
  unlike Christians. Fortunately, Christians don't
• 56:33
  teach their children well. They teach their kids to do
• 56:35
  exactly the Sharia law and exactly the worldview that they
• 56:39
  have. And so we as Christians also
• 56:41
  need to get better at training our children to love the Lord
• 56:44
  and have convictions that we live by according to the Word of
• 56:47
  God. And if you talk about the
• 56:49
  judgement, this is my prophetic warning to the West, Islam will
• 56:52
  be the judgement of God on the West in America if it chooses to
• 56:57
  abandon Christianity for the sake of liberalism.
• 57:00
  Islam of the judgement of will be the judgement of God on
• 57:02
  nation that killed the next generation and cut and boot to
• 57:05
  the body parts of young people. There is a judgement if you
• 57:09
  study Islam. Islam is the spirit of Babylon.
• 57:13
  Islam is the literal, you're the extra on the possum of.
• 57:16
  Islam is the literal manifestation of the spirit of
• 57:19
  Babylon. Take of a nation, destroy the
• 57:22
  temples, eradicate the men, take the next generation, and
• 57:27
  literally. Yeah, Isaiah prophesied this in
• 57:30
  the Babylonian captivity. Daniel and his friends would be
• 57:33
  made you. So the problem we're facing at
• 57:34
  the moment is that the Christian look at the Bible think it's a
• 57:36
  conspiracy theory. Well, I'm here for the Middle
• 57:38
  East to tell you everything you see in Babylon, what happened to
• 57:41
  Israel and the Old Testament is what's happening to America now.
• 57:45
  It's what's happening. And Islam is going to be the
• 57:48
  final execution of the judgement of God.
• 57:50
  And as someone who escaped the Middle East, that happened to
• 57:54
  the church in Egypt. So I'm not telling you about
• 57:57
  some conspiracy. Islam took over in 631.
• 58:00
  And you said the record of what was happening in Egypt and
• 58:03
  what's happening in America at the moment is exactly what
• 58:06
  happened to the Christian world of Egypt and 631.
• 58:10
  And if Egypt was 600, he's Christian.
• 58:12
  What makes you think America that was what, 250 years?
• 58:16
  What makes you think you can escape the cycle of the
• 58:20
  judgement of God? And my personal testimony, the
• 58:22
  reason I'm very passionate about it is that before we came to
• 58:26
  Australia, my daddy was a pastor.
• 58:28
  So I'm a second generation pastor, converted a particular
• 58:31
  Muslim woman from Islam to Christianity.
• 58:35
  We were not planning to convert her.
• 58:36
  She was getting abused by her husband, so we used to offer
• 58:39
  them shelter, help, food. So because of our love for her
• 58:42
  and we'll preach a gospel, that particular Muslim woman became a
• 58:46
  Christian and she got the prize because of my dad.
• 58:48
  What we didn't know at the time before we came to Australia is
• 58:51
  that her husband was part of Muslim Brotherhood, which is
• 58:54
  about the Hamas of Egypt. In fact, Hamas was founded by
• 58:57
  Muslim Brotherhood, that the initial founder be a very big,
• 59:00
  sophisticated, smart Islamic terrorist group.
• 59:03
  They're operating across America.
• 59:04
  They're already here actually. So her husband was very angry at
• 59:08
  furious of my dad. So he decided he was going to
• 59:10
  take revenge at my dad by taking away what is most precious to
• 59:14
  him, which was me on my elder brother John.
• 59:16
  He decided he was going to kidnap us, behead us and then
• 59:20
  spend both of our bodies and heads in a bag at the revenge to
• 59:23
  my dad. He got to a Muslim Brotherhood
• 59:26
  men and they have done this a lot of times before.
• 59:28
  We saw on October 7th they orchestrated and made a plan to
• 59:32
  come to our house 7:00 AM in the morning as me and my younger
• 59:35
  brother John were coming down said to go to school.
• 59:37
  They came to kidnap both of us every day.
• 59:40
  We used to go to school on the yellow bus at 7:00 AM.
• 59:42
  So as they came to kidnap me and my younger brother to cut our
• 59:45
  heads off, both of the three of them, the two Muslim Brotherhood
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  men and the ringleader, they all froze and they could not move at
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  all. Supernaturally.
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  Supernaturally, yeah, they froze and they could not move at all
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  until me and my younger brother, brother John, we went to the
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  bus. The yellow bus drove to the end
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  of the street and disappeared, and mom of the buses appeared.
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  The three Muslim Brotherhood men just started to move again.
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  That guy was so confused. He was very furious and angry.
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  So he came again the week after and he got two other Muslim
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  Brotherhood men to excuse the exact same plan.
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  He was going to take revenge on my dad by beheading me and my
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  younger brother. And they come again the week
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  after. And as me, I am my younger
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  brother John. We're about to go to school.
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  Him and the two other Muslim Brotherhood men, they felt a
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  town of force take their hand, put it behind their head, and
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  they froze and they could not move at all.
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  They froze and they could not move at all until me and my
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  younger brother John went to the bus.
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  The bus drove to the end of the street and it disappeared a
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  moment. Disappeared.
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  They started to move again. See, we didn't know this was
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  happening. If I knew this was happening, I
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  wouldn't be going to school that day.
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  I'd be like, Mom, can I please not go to school?
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  Someone wants to behead me. I think she would have said no
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  problem. I understand I would have a day
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  off amazing. No, but the reason why this is
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  happening is because this Muslim Brotherhood man came to my
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  family to my dad a few weeks later and said to him, you'll
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  God saved you and your family and your children from my evil
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  and wicked hand. He became a Christian.
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  He got baptized and now and his whole entire family are
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  Christians. So I really believe God
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  protected us from the Islamic world so that we can preach you.
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  I really believe some reason the Lord chose to save me so I can
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  speak this message to tell people, hey, there is a
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  prophetic warning coming out of Christianity in the Middle East
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  to Big Eva that Islam is the judgement of God.
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  That the four major churches of the ancient world, the Church of
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  Jerusalem, the Church of Alexandria, the Church of
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  Constantinople, the Church of Antioch, all of them do not
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  exist anymore because of the judgement of God.
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  And that can happen to America. Thank you for being courageous
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  enough to do that. And I hope that it means even
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  more coming from you guys to hear like for people listening
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  to be courageous, to pick up your sword.
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  Because we have this problem in America where everyone
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  complaints, right? The liberals complain, but they
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  don't leave. We wish they would.
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  And the conservatives complain that all the cultures against
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  us, everything is so hard. We're being persecuted and they
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  have no idea, absolutely no idea how good they have it.
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  And so I think for people that don't want all this leftist
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  ideology to over overcome our country and ruin it and
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  everything else, it's you do have to say something because
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  you will get pummeled because these people that will literally
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  behead children, you know, like that's a very extreme example
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  that obviously just happened to everyone.
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  But like a Christian, we've never heard of a Christian doing
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  that. You know, it's a completely
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  different ideology and it is religion, it's not culture.
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  And so it's, it helps to hear from you guys like you've been
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  through so much persecution that you're not just like you need to
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  be stronger, like you have done it.
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  And so thank you for doing it. Thank you for speaking from
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  that. And I'm so glad the Lord has
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  used you guys in that way. And it gives me a lot of courage
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  and especially raising my son, as you were saying, like to know
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  that this is what he'll be facing.
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  And these are the things that I need to, to build up in him so
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  that he's aware and has this word, the spirit to fight with.
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  But so thank you guys for being here.
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  Where can we find you for people that are interested in this
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  discussion? All socials you can just go
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  Sedro. There's two of me, me and my
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  younger brother who looks exactly like me.
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  No, my wife is his wife. So just go online, YouTube,
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  Facebook, IG, Rumble, I don't know what.
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  Echo Churches. Or Echo Church.
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  So we're in Sydney, Australia. We're planning a church in
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  Florida soon. Thank the Lord.
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  Yeah. So yeah, we're we're very
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  excited for what God is about to do.
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  Yeah, thanks for having. Us.
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  It's me, fast. Mark.
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  You want to close in prayer over there?
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  Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
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  Father God, we pray encouragement on our friends and
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  God I pray for an anointing, a fresh anointing as they are
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  stepping into a new season. God, I pray against the enemy of
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  servants, their works and the facts.
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  And God, I thank you for a multi generational legacy and for
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  faithful generations that have gone before.
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  I pray the children would come into this family and household
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  and that there would be faithful generations to follow and that
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  this would be a multi generational legacy of gospel
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  preaching and faithfulness to the Kingdom of God in the Lord
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  Jesus Christ. Lord I pray as well for their
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  next season that you would give them wisdom.
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  Where is the best place to set up base of operation?
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  And Lord I pray that you would protect and preserve their
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  safety and health and well-being.
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  I pray for the friendship within their marriage to just always be
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  sweet and strong so that home could be a refuge and a joyful
• 1:04:31
  place. And Lord, I pray that as they
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  have needs, they would let us know so that we could pray for
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  them, we could support them, and just practically, we could find
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  ways to set them up for success. Lord, I've learned a few things,
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  the hard way of how to set things up in America.
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  And if they're wanting to come on behalf of our Lord and our
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  nation, we welcome them. We receive them.
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  And I pray that everyone who hears this would be interesting
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  and praying for them so that when they do come to set up shop
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  here in our nation, they could do so in a way that would be
• 1:05:00
  most effective and most helpful because the message is most
• 1:05:04
  timely and most needed. And so word, we love them.
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  It's an honor to meet them. We pray for a portion of grace
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  that they have not yet experienced so that they could
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  do more in the future than they have to this point in Jesus good
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  name. Amen.
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  Thank you, God for love you. Thanks.
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  So, yeah, thanks. For having us, yeah, It's an
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  honor.