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Alrighty, we are back. John, have you been following the big controversy with the Smithsonian Institute there? Oh yes that's the reason.
Well, that place has been liberal. I remember in the nineteen seventies being in uh Washington and at the S Smithsonian Institute, You could see the twist back then. Yeah, I remember going back, uh, you know, I I've visited that place probably at least thirty times. I've been in there and um And I noticed there's a lot of racism. They're very, especially when Obama was in.
Things really changed under Obama. But we've got a little clip we're going to paint place so uh it's a hearings and the woman who's in charge of that boy, I'm gonna tell you, he talked about Uh she thinks she Mm-hmm.
Well Take it away there. Andy? Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Director Hartig, you've said that history is a prime tool of social justice and that the museum works to reframe the traditional celebratory narrative of U.S.
history. Isn't that just a polished way of saying that you intend to use a taxpayer-funded national museum to push a racial narrative that divides Americans by their skin color and by guilt? Hi, I'm Ron Reagan. Good morning, ma'am, and thank you for the questions. I have said in a number of my talks that I grow, I think, increasingly confident that history can be a tool.
So you're using taxpayer-funded dollars to divide our country by racism and guilt? No, ma'am. I'm using the power of history. Madam Director, you changed the museum's mission away from preserving and presenting American history toward empowering people to create a more just and compassionate future. Who gave you the authority to turn the National Museum of American History into a vehicle for progressive political activism?
So the Smithsonian is a nonpartisan institution. We are very proud of it. Who decides what is just, ma'am? I hope we can all agree that we want a just and compassionate future. We do so by preserving and sharing the stories of the past.
And are you rewriting that history? No, ma'am. No.
So, you are the one who is over all of this. You are the director. And it seems that you have the authority to decide what is just and what is compassionate. What about the tens of millions of aborted babies, the babies that have been killed in America? Where's the justice and the compassion for them?
Ma'am. I believe in a just and compassionate future. Is it just and compassionate to abort tens of millions of babies? I'm not here at this hearing to discuss that. Where's their history?
I am not here at this hearing to discuss that. Is that not a part of our American history? Did that not happen? Or is it only what you care about? Is it only the issues that you care about and you being.
cushioned by white privilege and being propped up By your whiteness, as you claim, I'm paraphrasing. Is that what you care about? Just racism and making people feel guilty? No, ma'am, I care about the full richness of the American past. Since 1776, there is an estimated 3 billion people who have been here.
So it is the honor of my country. There are over 50 million babies that have been aborted. It is the honor of the Director, you said that loving America is very complicated. Is it complicated to love your country? I love my country unconditionally, ma'am.
And okay, so the 250th anniversary of the Declaration, you said that that should be problematized. Yeah. Yes, when histori I did, and when historians use that, it means to add new stories. What about when you think about it different ways? Pardon me, ma'am.
What about when you use it, Director? When I use it, I mean to add new stories and think of new objects to tell the American story in all its richness since seventy five years. But you're not going to include the babies that were killed. We can't think of those stories, those new stories, to share with American people? Ma'am, we are going to use the 2 million objects in our collection to tell the American story as fully as we can.
There's over 50 billion more you can add to that. I believe when the director of America's History Museum finds it complicated to love her country and wants to problematize its founding. I believe that that's the definition of undoing our shared national story. Would you agree? No, ma'am.
Hmm. Your museum has minimized or contextualized the founders primarily through slavery and exclusion while elevating narratives of conquest, systematic injustice and resistance. Is there any version of the American founding you consider worthy of uncomplicated celebration? Or is the entire project irredeemably tainted by your view?
So the founding excuse me The founding era of the nation occupies 25,000 square feet in our museum.
So I'm incredibly proud that we tell the stories of the founding. Is there any part of it that is uncomplicated or Well, some of it's going to celebrate without complications? Absolutely, ma'am.
Okay. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Ask for unanimous consent. Unanimous consent to enter into the record an opinion piece authored by witness Professor Blight and published in the New York Times titled: Trump is Bending History to His Will.
He Will Fail.
So ordered. Ready. All right, there you go. Um What do you think of that, John? I thought it was tremendous.
I didn't hear that part necessarily. I'm not sure who I was listening to. They did an excellent job on her. But this here I didn't hear. But bringing up the aborted babies, Master Ernie, Wow wee, what a That was tremendous.
Yeah, you won't have you won't find anything on that. I mean, it's like it didn't happen there. It's um it's really something And that's and that's the revisionist history. And this is why Trump put the signs out there. And I've and uh this is And you know, you another thing too, I've uh been in that museum many times.
They would uh She would not look Uh pro lifers when they had to march for life, They couldn't wear any pro-life like hats or pro-life things that going into there, you know, the museum 'cause we always we always stopped at the museum. there uh for a few minutes anyhow. But anyhow.
So there you go. A Dunahoo Morgan Brown. Yes. I do not I do not pass tonight. She's a pretty young woman.
with Turning Point USA. And here's Here's what's She said this. You see, this is amazing, John, in today's day and age. They they did some studying and things and here's what they found out. that women Are starting to realize that they do much better If they can stay at home and raise children, clean the house, cook meals, Uh And do the duties of a wife and a mother, that these women that do that are happier.
What do you think of that?
Well, yeah, Pastor Ernie, that's be that's because that's the way God has developed excuse me, developed us as male and female. Definitely. Yeah. Well the other thing they come up with too it's got to be difficult. If a woman has some children, and is at work and they're in daycare centers or They have someone else watching them during the day.
And then they're they're working a like a full job, then they have to come home. And then it's it's like you can't kind of rest a little after coming home because you have all Yeah.
So it's um Uh it it's better that she would be home with the children testing.
Well, I remember, you know, you you often hear these So called feminists say That we're not going to go back to the 50s. We're not going back to leave it to beaver.
Well, I I lived in those days and I thought they were much better than the days they were cleaner. I mean much everything was better and Back in those days I Um in our neighborhood, we didn't have We didn't have one single woman that worked outside the house. They they were homemakers. And uh back in those days, uh, what happened was that during World War two When all the men, you know, went off to battle, the women had to take their jobs.
So a lot of the women. were forced to go into the workforce at that time, But after the war ended, The men came home they were glad they were so happy. to be able to to go back to being uh wives and mothers But then of course they got away from that, okay. Um you know Aren't we always better off just to stay with the roles that God has given us? Yeah, Pass Irony, but if you remember In the sixties, It was the uh feminist revolution, you remember?
Yeah. to death all the time. And it was glorifying women that weren't in the home, they were down. playing it, mocking it. Oh, that that came that was picked up in the colleges with the women.
So it it really changed dramatically in the sixties, I mean radically drama dramatically. Yeah, I remember that the You had Um There with Oh Oh, what was it that where they had all of em came together for that big, big uh concert? You know what I'm trying to think about? Uh And let let me see, somebody somebody's something Stock um Woodstock, that's it. Woodstock, where they come together.
In the 60s, and that's where the Flower Child came about in the uh The Ya free love. And They showed how And they they they they made films, they made a lot of films, some of those they were out there, Woodstock. A lot of the girls were going topless. They were canoeing in the nude. Um then they showed how They had gotten played together And they were having like orgies.
I mean, it was it was pretty bad and then It was it turned out to be a pretty nasty situation altogether and and Um we had a lot of my friends wanted to Wanted to go to that. They wanted me to go with them. I said, No, I don't think that's what I don't think I want any part of that, you know, and I'm glad I didn't go to that. But yeah, you had the re that rebellious time. But oh You know, speaking of them, I washed, and we have it some place.
Uh here They made uh back remember the big eight eight uh c cassette tracks uh They made about the start in and with Rockefeller I think it was David it was either David or Nelson Rockefeller who was behind This feminist movement. They did this film. They showed how they were going to do this, what their plans were, this and that, to get the women out of the ho homes. And um, boy, I tell you, it worked right right from the pit of hell.
So it was these men who were actually behind that and then and that's when the the Gloria What's her name? Gloria Ab Sina. Steinem Steinem and the others come along. And it and the You know, it it was uh an interesting thing because she started out actually being Uh, for a while she was a Playboy Budding, did you know that? No, no, I didn't know that.
But anyhow But uh moving up, speaking of women You know who Amy Comey Verrett is.
Well, Amy Coley Bear, um I I've I had a problem with her from day one. I I just you know how you get a gut feeling? About that. And I didn't I didn't trust her now. Remember Reagan Who Reagan said was his worst.
Uh that his worst regret for his presidency Oh yeah. It was an Irish name, um, O'O Connor, or something like that. Yeah. Oh. Yes, Sandra Day O'Connor.
Sandra Day O'Connor. There you go. And uh he said Reagan said that that you know, that was his worst Um regret because of she she turned out to be Ex exactly the opposite of what she portrayed herself to be. And so here, Justice Amy Colby Baird, Set em j in uh July before a house sub committee alongside Justice Alina, Kagan making a case to uh prioritize funding to protect the justices and their families. She described in a recent swatting call at her home uh someone uh phoning in a fake report of gunfire.
of one of the teenage sons opening the door to find the street filled with squad cars, and also having to explain her Um, then twelve year old's son, White, Uh she needed a bulletproof vest. I can understand that, okay. and I don't expect uh the performing of this service was going to put me in the position of explaining to my children what bulletproof vest and why I had to wear one.
Well, To make a long story short, Uh the word is that she She purped some Controversial thinks that she gives in because she's afraid of those on the left. that she she actually fears that the that somebody's gonna come after her and her family. And I can understand that But if you're going to then she should Resign. Uh if she if that's going to keep her from doing which doing the right thing, Then she should Resign, what do you think, John? Yeah, Pactor Ernie, yeah, now with Trump in office If she is facing that, That should be dealt with by the FBI.
And y we should be hearing like arrests. left and right for people trying to intimidate uh the Supreme Court justice. Yeah, I know. uh all those horrible cases against Trump. And all.
Yeah. They are they are trying to destroy and so a conservative judge. they will try and destroy and the other ones they applaud. Oh, absolutely.
Now, check this out. Do you think Do you think Do you think there's somebody one of those Communist candidates? That would be so bad that even Bernie Sanders Uh would say Um That he can't endorse them. I I would say that there's nothing too bad for that pastor earnings. Um I well, they even weren't that men In uh Maine they were um there was all sorts of sexual allegations against him, and they were still supporting him.
Yeah. There were num numbers of women came forward. And the the Democrats were still supporting them. Bernie Sanders is probably the most prominent socialist in American politics. He is been the senator from Vermont for two decades.
and published his Socialist agenda, including attacks on the olarchy, while making enough money in Congress and from his capitalist book sales to buy himself three houses and to fly in his private jets.
So here's the guy that talks about how he's always talking about the working man. And uh Taxing billionaires. And it looks like he is one, okay. But here now, this being said, it seems Sanders found a socialist. that he won't endorse.
Uh And uh here He was asked on a podcast if he was about endorsing. Oh. Wisconsin's Uh for Franz Francisca Hong.
Okay. Are you familiar with her? Yeah, yes I am. And she wants to be go governor in Wisconsin. Let me do you think that there's enough dumb people in Wisconsin to elect that woman?
Well, I don't think there's enough to elect her, but there certainly is a significant amount that they'll support her. And the only way I think she can get elected, Terni, is if I'm going to say, for lack of a better word, the Republicans stay home. Otherwise, I don't see how that woman could not yet anyways, maybe couple of years down the road, we if if God doesn't send a revival, we might a lot of people might be voting for it. No.
Do you think there are very many white people in Wisconsin? Yes, and she doesn't want to go in restaurants who invites her there. She and she especially don't like old white people. Yeah. Uh do you think old white people vote?
Yeah, legally and illegally that's already. Yeah. So, yeah, I mean, dead or alive too, huh? Yes. Good.
Yeah, so he He said he did he, uh The reason that he doesn't um Support her is because he doesn't know her that well. And he he said this is um A race that he really doesn't know much about.
Now, what a cop out. Shame on you, Bernie shame on you Well Do you know how deep of a communist he is?
Well, he got married and did his honeymoon in Moscow. Yes, yes, that's what I wanted to if you didn't know that, that's what I wanted to share. Yeah, that it was like in the what, the nineteen sixties or fifties? Yeah, no, it was I believe it was back in the sixties, yeah. Yeah, yeah, he went to Moscow.
to have his wedding because he's a hardcore communist and that's where he wanted to go. Yeah. You know what I'm gonna do real quick? I'm gonna open the phone lines and take a few calls. Uh so the phone lines are now open at 216 nine zero one zero nine three three two one six nine zero one zero nine three three.
Elizabeth Warren gets a reality check over her inability to understand how rent works. All of a sudden, you know, how in the world do you do you think that you could possibly Uh I mean do away with rent. The Democrats are going to make a housing issue. worth by driving landlords out of business, That's what's happening. They're leaving New York City.
in huge numbers Shh. Sure, that means that the government might take over your apartment building, but as people will quickly learn, there's no bigger slumlord than the government.
So this writer has been in the government owned housing in her city. And every building was run down, dirty, dysfunctional, and the rents were still increased regularly. And so This is an article by Amy Curtis, in fact. She goes on to say Uh That's because It costs money to make emergency repairs. maintain buildings, provide appliances, upgrade things like paint or carpeting Democrats don't understand this because they You spend their own money On anything.
Now Elizabeth Warren is getting schooled while landlords raise the rent. Uh people want to know How can my landlord get away without with jacking up the rent so much? And so Pastor Ernie, there's a big question on this. If they do away with landlords and all of that, where does the tax money come from then?
Well, they're getting ta they're they're getting tax money from the buildings.
Well, they were, but okay, you realize now you take out all that tax money. That's coming in. And so how what's replacing all that tax money?
Well, in the past they've been able to apply And it's um U S A U S Aid And Doge has put a put a stop on that. Doge just went in there. A lot of these Democrats, you you notice that um the DNC is broke. Not only do they not have any money, they're in debt. where the R and C has like, what, a hundred and eighty million dollars?
And One of the reasons what happened is when Doge cut off That cash flow that remember they were supposed to be supporting this cause and that cause and But that money that money was kicking back And then they were using that for their elections. And some of it for the but they were writing it off as donors, but there wasn't any donors that was all Uh fraud. And so r there were literally Um Trillions of dollars of fraud. Trillions of dollars of fraud. And so Right, right there, Sonny.
So that's been cut off. Like you just said, And now and the text is being cut off. The real estate tax must be incredible. In a city like New York. And with so, if the mayors, if the landlords or the owners lose their buildings, So the city owns them now.
So there's no tax coming in.
So what what are they going to do?
Well, here's the problem. What Um moron Mandummi said his idea is this put a freeze on rent.
So the landlords cannot raise the rent at the same time. He wants to up the tax uh on the landlords.
So, in other words, g give the landlords higher taxes, but then freeze the rent. He can't raise the the rent up to get More money to pay those taxes.
So, what do you think? the landlord's gonna do.
Okay. they're gonna they won't be able to pay uh the anything for the buildings. They they're gonna they'll have to leave they'll probably walk away from it because who's gonna buy it? Right. They're what they w really want to do is they want to turn New York City into a total slum, don't they?
Yeah. Yeah. Now here's the thing.
Now you know out there in New York City you don't really you don't need a photo ID to vote. But you do need a photo ID to do something else, and do you know what that is? Yes, to buy groceries in the store. And the government runs stores, okay? And how long do you think that's gonna last?
Because what's happening when they're doing that Um a number of the the big grocery chains that are there saying they're not going to Compete with government subsidized grocery stores that they'll leave. And um when they pull out, how do you think that's going to help the New York City's economy? Right. That's what oh, oh, oh. Um I'm gonna Ask you and me to start a crusade here, all right?
All right. or socialism We're going to say communism. You know how the the Republicans are going Trump is calling them communists. But I don't hear Very few of the others. They are cop.
We go by what they say or what they're doing. And that's they're communist. We don't call them Progressives or socialism, socialists. We call them communists. I've been calling them communists for years.
Yeah, you have. You have been. Mm-hmm. And so now the Democratic Communist Party. I've been saying that for years and years.
Anyhow. Did you know Do you know who actor Davy or Barden is? I have to say I don't. No, me neither. He's an actor, but Here he said um He's explaining why thousands of Muslims uh invaded Spain's In Spain.
He's telling you whose fault it is. We'll be back right after this. Phone lines are open at. two one six nine zero one zero nine three three We have time for a couple calls. 9010933.
We'll be right back. I feel so certain about this faith of mine. I'm hanging in there. Doing fine. King Jesus is a friend of mine.
I'm blessed by you. Saving babies. Teaching sinners. Hell's for losers, heaven's for winners. This work Is not where it begins.
I am blessed by you. I'm coming home someday. Heaven's my weapon. I'm blessed by Where the saints all stand. Little children play, I'm blessed by you where the saints of old walk on streets of gold.
I know that I will see that. heavenly prize it's no surprise How happy I'll be gonna see my family again Gonna be with long-lost friends Maybe sooner I don't know when I last lived Giving treasures, preaching sinners. Hell's for losers, heaven's for winners. This word does not ever be given. I'm blessed by you.
I'm coming home someday. Heaven's my way. I'm blessed by you. Where the saints all stay and little children play, I'm blessed by you. Where the saints of all walked on streets of gold.
I know that I will see my mansion on high, through glorified eye. How happy I'll be. Where his glory shine, there I'll abide on those golden shoulders. I'll be satisfied. Oh, some bright day, gonna fly away.
It's there I'll stay. I'll be there with you, cause your words are true. I'm blessed by you. All right, blessed by you. Anyhow, so.
You you saw here last week Uh about sixty thousand, I guess, you know, some said fifty thousand, some said sixty thousand uh illegals invading Spain. And um They claim that they were allowed in by the Moroccan uh Border guards, obviously they they just sit there lunched, but Uh Spain really didn't do much to try to stop him. Uh but did you notice anything pec pec peculiar about that, John, when did you watch any of that? I did I did not pass to Ernie. Um I I didn't uh w watch really anything of it.
I did. They were all young men. I watched uh a lot of it. And I saw thousands and thousands and I saw two women And in there, one was being helped by some guy. Out of these thousands And Another and I'm and I'm thinking Because the one was very attractive, and I'm thinking, boy, how is she.
How is she gonna without getting raped? Because, you know what they did there at our border, down here uh coming across the border uh from New Mexico. And that's the Texas, so But I found out she was actually um w uh from Spain, helping them to get into Spain. Let's go out to Illinois and we have Carol. Wow.
Thank you. I haven't been calling because I haven't. felt like America is enforcing our law. We have laws. We don't have Sharia law.
We have We have American law. And we have people Who are in very high positions, who shouldn't be there. They are not. Citizens, and I think we need to investigate that. I think You have been trying to speak the truth, but we're in the weeds instead of.
out in the open about this. And I would love to see America's stand for our law. I also would like to see our police. And our service people and people who work so hard like you. To take care of our country and to stand for God's truth.
I would like to see that enforced. And I think that will make a huge difference. Anyway there. the beginning of what I think and have to say.
Well, you know, you we you're in complete agreement with us and We're seeing this starting because, again, you saw what happened in Europe. In England. And what they did. In uh in fact, um Their plan is, they're not even trying to hide it, is to take over city by city. elect mayors in the cities, okay.
And what they have done is some of these very small Very small towns are less populated, Towns of Say. a thousand or two people, they brought in a thousand or two people to where they become the majority. And so they they take over, they elect themselves as mayors and l like you go there to Dearborn, Michigan. Uh here you have where the Mayors of Moslems the police chiefs Muslims, And pretty much they're under Sharia law. They're actually Under Sharia law, where where they've actually had c uh, meetings, city council meetings where Christians were told they're not welcome there.
Not to come, so. Yeah. And you have the same thing. Right now there's like forty six Uh Muslims, hardcore Muslims that have been sworn in on the Koran. And not the Bible.
Not in America. They should not see. Mm-mm. This is America. This is not Iran.
And this is not anywhere in Europe. This is America. We love God. We love His law. And we love our law.
which is God's law. Amen. And so but we have to push it back.
Now Remember, one thing, there's one major thing that America has that all of these other nations didn't. And by the way, You know that now in France they're pushing back. They're they're, um, deporting them, a number of them to, uh, back to to North Africa. Same thing that's happening. Yeah.
And uh Did oh, did I'm sorry, did you say something there, Andy? No, just I agree. Lower.
Alrighty, very good. All right, yeah.
Well, thank you for calling. God bless and have a Thank you for listening.
Alrighty. Call again, Carol. Call again. Let's go out to Alrighty. Uh I'm sorry, who did you say we have there?
Sheila? Sheila. Let's go to Michigan and we have Sheila. Sheila. It's about time you called.
Oh, well, I'm sorry. I'll uh make it oh, it's kinda quick. I I just um thought about that this week that um I heard um something about uh the the one that wrote uh uh some of the books, War and Peace. Uh Leo uh Tor Count uh Leo Torstoy and Uh he he begged uh the United States and his circa w that his time was in in the eighteen sixties. uh d you know, right on uh right on up.
But um he um He begged America to help Israel. You know, he he was a peace loving man.
Now, he he uh adored women, and so he was not a good family man that way, but uh he did have that. But, you know, we're still One of the many wars that we have fought, the Cold War, or was still fighting what uh we messed up with um And and President Kennedy was uh Um trying to be helpful, uh, the best he could, but Um, I just you know, I I think some of our stuff it comes back, uh, and we're kind of repeating our uh what we didn't learn. Um Well, you may have some points there right now. You know, Kennedy wanted to do he he knew about the military-industrial complex. Eisenhower warned him about that.
Um you had the Iron Mountain report there with Kennedy. And Kennedy wanted to Um defund the CIA.
Okay, so did Reagan. And um Well that you saw how far that got them.
Now from what I understand, that the Trump wanted to do the very same thing to b uh because the CIA has become What do you think, John Totally rogue? Oh yeah, Pastor Menny. Oh my, it's dang it's a dangerous organization.
Now, the new director of the CIA is straight, but. But he's still in there. And he he still has a lot of the stay behind's in there in the CIA. But, um, yeah. We're dealing with some of the same issues, but we got the new issues here and say all the way back, John Do you remember back in the nineties?
We warned people. Back in the nineties we were warning people. I have Pap Buchanan on here with me. About Islam. In fact, we told people back, we warned people back there in those days that they were talking about using.
um commercial aircraft to take down buildings. You know, w way before they they did that, we Yeah, go ahead.
Okay. No, you're right, Mr. Right on, Middle. Go ahead. But we had we actually sent out D V D's.
We sent out D V D's And in there they showed where there's nineties back in the nineties there were ninety uh jihadist training camps in America. And they were there. They were training uh to take over America. And uh the FBI was aware of them, but they, you know, they didn't do anything to stop 'em. And so, uh Again Now here's the difference between us and France and And uh Britain and Canada and these other Ireland's having a big problem now there too with them.
And that that is we're armed, America is armed. There's an estimated right now, John. That there's an estimated 20 million Americans. or that will stand up and fight. Uh and to keep their freedom.
What do you think?
Well, it's spotty, Pastor Ernie. It depends upon where you are. What state you're in? But in so in other words, it could be lopsided. It could be a it could A lot in some states and very few in others.
I c I can't see it. Big in uh Massachusetts, uh Vermont. Um Connecticut, Rhode Island. Yeah, I I can't see them making a big strong stand test. Yeah.
I tell you, I think I I know Where I live they w you would see one. And if you know if you have any doubts, go to The tea party meeting is coming Monday night at six thirty. 8200 cedar road. The Metzenbaum Center. That's the Metzenbaum Center in Cedar Road in Chesland.
Ohio. It's right on Cedar Road, about uh one half mile West of Route 306, about a half mile west of 306, on the north side of the road. That's the Metzenbaum Center. And that's where they're going to have the tea party meeting there. Lord's willing, I'll be there.
Normally, I'm there, and I normally open in prayer and say a few words. Uh this last one I missed because of a of a knee injury. But um Anyhow We're coming up to That time we come to and, John, where you always like at least seven minutes.
Well, right now you would have eight minutes if you would like to give an invitation. Would you like to do that?
Well, I would, Pastor Ernie, and I'd like to Um, finish up what we started on that brochure I wrote wrote to the Muslims. Sure.
Well go ahead and and uh You want to pick it up with the Uh, you left off with the I believe the A promise of eternal life Yes. Yes. So uh I may take my time on this to explain some things, but it's kind of self-explanatory. All right. Remember the title of this brochure is Islam and the Promise of Eternal Life.
Islam does not have a promise of eternal life. Are they going to be in terror according to their own Writings on the day of judgment when they stand before Allah, but with us. That believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, it's just exactly the opposite.
So let's go. The promise of eternal life. For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in him should not perish. but have everlasting life. God loves all people.
But the problem of sin blocks paradise with it. There's no one who can deliver us from sin. Because everyone from Adam onwards is under the penalty. And I already explained that we inherit. We are d we are genetically descendants from Adam's.
And when Adam fell into sin and uh the the sin nature come on came on him. That's payments to us.
So no one from Adam can be a savior because everyone needs to be saved from sin. God's plan sent Jesus Christ from heaven. To be born of a virgin. Therefore, he was free from the penalty Boss. Through Christ.
There is the way to eternal life and paradise. That this is God's one and only way. There's only one way, folks, and and that's through Jesus Christ. Jesus said, I am the way, the truth, and the life. No man comes to the Father.
Possibly.
So the verse to cover that is The first man is of the earth earthly. The second man is the Lord from heaven, 1 Corinthians 15, 47. God proved his great love for us by sending his only begotten Son to die on earth. the cross for our sins. Three days later he rose from the dead.
Whosoever believes in him has the promise of eternal life and assurance of never perishing. God was able to make this promise. Because All things are of God. who reconciled us to himself by Jesus Christ. God was in Christ.
reconciling the world to himself and not counting There's sins to them. We plead with you in Christ's behalf. be reconciled with God. For God has made Jesus. to be sin for us.
Who knew, friends? Yeah. In him we might be made the righteousness of God. at Second Corinthians chapter five, verses eighteen through twenty. God pleading with you through these scriptures, folks, and me and Pastor Ernie here.
Yeah. We're pleading you too, uh pleading also to you. Be reconciled to God. On the cross. Jesus took the penalty for all our sins.
And God placed his righteousness in us. This is the reason we have insurance of eternal life. Jesus dying on the cross. was not a sign of weakness. but of God's love and assurance of eternal life.
If you reject God's love. then you will pay the full penalty for your sin. in in hell separated from God. This is reality, folks. If you reject Christ, the penalty then you have to pay yourself.
Now, this is a little bit about what the Quran says about Jesus Christ. The Quran makes two tremendous admissions. We agree with the Bible. And Christ are necessary for eternal life. The first were found in Sura nineteen twenty Acknowledgement is virgin birth.
while the second found in Sura nineteen nineteen, which states he lived a sinless life. Both these admissions together or the foundation that Christ is Saviour. This is two thirds towards God's promise of imperial life. The final step is repentance from sin. And faith in Jesus Christ as Savior.
which completes God's promise of eternal life. In the book of Revelation. which gives a glimpse into heaven. The people there tell us how they obtained eternal life. And also claim that heaven is open to all who trust Christ as Savior.
Yeah. For you were slain and as purchased God by your blood. Out of every tribe and people and nation and and language. Right now, you can have the assurance of eternal life. Just like the people who are already in heaven.
Folks, the people in heaven told us how they got there. Exactly by Jesus. dying and shedding his blood to redeem them. I invite you to receive God's promise of eternal life with a prayer like this. I repent of my sins.
and turn to Jesus Christ as my Saviour. I believe he was born a virgin and was totally sinless. I confess that Christ suffered and died on the cross to pay the penalty. For my sin, for my sin. He bodily rose from the dead.
I confess that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. Because Christ paid the penalty for my sins. I now know I have God's promise of eternal life. Thank you for sending Jesus Christ as the Savior. And now as a believer, I will follow Him in water baptism.
These things I write unto you. That you may believe on the name of the Son of God, and you may know that you have eternal life. and that you may believe on the name of the Son of God. First John five thirteen. That's Ernie, how much time is left?
How much time do I have, Andy? Mm-hmm. Uh two and a half. Oh. Okay.
I also added a part here that I skipped. And I believe this is very important import uh important. Uh this is for people that have just confessed Christ as their Savior. Father God, I ask that you heal my broken heart. I forgive anyone who broke my heart.
Please heal it from fear, anxiety, terror, hate, depression, bitterness, and reject it. and framing from all additional additional Thank you for sending Jesus Christ to heal. The broken heart is broken.
Now folks, that what I just shared the first part, which we heard earlier and I ended it. That's how we have assurance of eternal life, that we are not. terrified of God When we stand before him, and that's really for blessing us rewards in that. We're not afraid. Because He is our loving Father.
Okay. He sent Jesus to In love. Do we demo? from our sin. He didn't have to do that.
But he loves us. He's a loving God.
So to have that love in you as earlier It's like a young child with his father. That's the bonding. God wants who does. You need to come out of the sense. Jesus Christ paid the penalty for it.
That's why he had to die on the cross. There's a penalty for sin.
So we're pleading with you like the scripture says. Be reconciled to God. Today is the day of salvation, according to the Bible. Don't put it off, folks. We don't have tomorrow, we have only today.
So, Pastor Ernie, I think that's everything that I had to say.
Well, I think you said it very well. How much time, Andy? About a minute, twelve five ten.
Well, and that is a great brochure when you get them together. We have to maybe use this in one of our mailings, okay? Uh 'cause we send out quite a few. You you have to send me And it's a great thing to give to a um To give to a Muslim.
Well Pastor Ernie, tell them the cover, how the cover looks on it. Oh, the cover is a picture of paradise. And uh it's like a yeah. It's beautiful, isn't it? Yeah, it is.
and I would imagine it's in full colour. I d you know, this is black and white the c so Oh, okay. Yeah. It's a beautiful one, this thing.
Alrighty. How much time now, Andy?
Now it's time to say thanks for being here.
Well, I want to say good night. I want to say God bless. Don't forget. uh church in the pavilion And always, always Keep fighting the fight. Fight.
Right. Fuck. Yeah. Fight. We did it before in Trump.
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