traditionally, in both science and theology, the cosmos was from everlasting - without beginning - until, in the mid 20th century, big bang cosmology became accepted. beginnings bring meaning - and i start with the science. when we want to understand something - anything we often ask, "where did it come from?" "how did it start?" but some say the universe is different. because the universe is not "some thing" - it's the whole thing! that's why - first - we must ask, whether the universe had a beginning? i begin with a cosmologist who focuses on the early universe, the associate scientific director of the foundational questions institute, fqxi anthony aguirre. i am attending an fxqi conference on time, at sea in more ways then one, on a ship cruising between

it is to the everlasting shame of that court. >> final word to you, mr. agnew. shameful?s. >> absolutely. and just last week, in response to that, the dream defenders announced our intentions to register 61,0005850 voters here in florida, the lgbtq, the black is, the brown, the poor around the state. we'll meet them whenever they are. what would be more shameful is if we didn't make sure that governors like the one we have, politicians like the ones we have on both sides of the aisle aren't held accountable for either supporting this or standing aside while our voting rights and our basic rights as citizens are being rolled back. so we're looking forward to 2014 and to this fight and we're in it for the long haul. >> here here,ing thank you for your commitment. joy reid, managing editor of the grio.com, thank you. >>> coming up, may the irs scandal finally rest in peace? our next guest pays his respects to the controversy that wasn't and the fire starter who kept it alive. [ dad ] so i walked into that dealer's office and you know what i walked out with? [ slurps ] [ dad

does it have anything to do with the fact that he spent the whole last week sucking on the everlastingtopper of embarrassing revelations. >> the new york daily news is now reporting when he was a congressman weiner, he paid a private investigator $45,000 in campaign cash to investigate the hacking of his twitter account in 2011. >> john: let's be very clear about this. he spent $45,000 in campaign donations to investigate who did the thing that he knew he did. who did he hire? the same guy that o.j. paid to go look for the real murderer? that has got to be the easiest case in private investigator history. i'm guessing the investigator just cashed the check, walked back from the bank, unzipped anthony weiner's, pointed to his dick and said, "i found him. "request there, job done. job done. weiner seems to be running out of support. new york's newspapers are calling him out. others have also followed suit. >> at this point it's absurd. he's not qualified, not schoj psychologically qualified. >> so disrespectful of women. it is is not funny. he is a new age flasher who has traded the trad

oh, god, who rules the world from everlasting to everlasting, speak to our hearts when our courage fails sight grows dim, when our bodies may grow weary. inspired by the valor we have honored today, keep us resolute and steadfast through things that cannot be shaken, abounding in hope and knowing that our labor is not in vain. deep in our faith and through eternal purpose, renew in us that love which never fails, help us to live up our eyes to behold beyond the things which are unseen in eternal and we may be steadfast and loyal always. all this we pray in your blessed and holy name, amen. >> well, thank you very much, everybody. i hope you all enjoyed the reception. i want to not only thank ty, but once again thank his extraordinary family, thank his unit, and thank all of you for us being able to acknowledge the extraordinary sacrifices that our men and women in uniform make every single day. and ty's representative of exactly the kind of people and the quality of people who are serving us. we are grateful to them. god bless you all. god bless america. thank you. [ applause ] >> again,

of the most innovative models for the rest of the country to follow is an important part of this everlasting gift. because not only do we receive this half acre with great appreciation, but we will take care of it with our other partners for years and years to come as part of the system, maintain it as well as to receive the newness of it. going forward, we can't maintain every gift that we get. we can't maintain all the things that we want to have for the rest of our city as we expand our park system. so, you're going to hear more and more of this model being created, but it is wonderful to announce this type of gift and to announce the figuring out of its maintenance for many generations to come. this is why i think the city of san francisco is so pleased with so many smart minds in the business community, in our nonprofit community, of course, in the city. congratulations to everybody. congratulations to the supporters of the emerald park. and when the noise turns down from the construction all over this area, you're going to be blessed even more with this great park for every generation

the everlasting father." see? and he's "the prince of peace."erse 7, this is all a reference to his coming earthly kingdom. "of the increase of his government and his peace there shall be no end, upon the throne of david." now where did david rule from? jerusalem! mount zion. see? next march we're going to jerusalem if the lord tarries and everything goes well and we will be on mount zion. we'll be at david's tomb. those of you going with us, it's a thrilling experience. we're going to be there. lord willing. and his government is going to rule from the place of david's throne. "to order it, to establish it with judgment and justice from henceforth." all right, now where can we split it? verse 6, "unto us a son is given." that's his first advent, that's when he was born in bethlehem and grew up and began his earthly ministry. now the last part of this prophecy hasn't been fulfilled yet. it's still future. these names don't apply to him today. oh, he's worthy of them, but that's not his title today. he's not being called the counselor, the mighty

of the most innovative models for the rest of the country to follow is an important part of this everlasting gift.

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god who rules the world from everlasting to everlasting, speak to our hearts when our courage fails.our bodies may grow weary. despite the valor we honored today, keep us resolute and steadfast on things that cannot be shaken. a hope and knowing that our labor is not in vein. deep in our faith, eternal purpose, renew a love which never fails. about to lift our eyes to behold things which are seen in temporal. things unseen in internal as we may be steadfast and loyal always. all this repray and reflect in the holy name, amen. >> thank you very much, everybody. i hope you all enjoy the reception. i want to not only thing ty once again, thanks his extraordinary family. thank his unit and thank all of you for us being able to acknowledge the extraordinary sacrifices that our men and women in uniform make every single day. and ty's representative of exactly the kind of people and quality of people who are serving us. we are grateful for them. god bless you all. god bless america. thank you. >> we've been watching live in the white house as president obama present the medal of honor to ty

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i will make an everlasting covenant with them." right, now let's look and see what that covenant is going to imply. jump ahead now to jeremiah, another portion we've looked at over and over, over the years, but let's look at it again. jeremiah 31:31. and again as you read this, remind yourself, this has never happened before. this has never happened to israel, but it's going to. it's coming. jeremiah 31:31. jeremiah 31:31. now you see, a lot of theologians try to put us under this covenant. no way! this covenant is not for the church age. it is for israel and it will come to its fruition when the kingdom becomes reality. jeremiah 31:31, "behold the days come." now what does that mean? you can believe it! god has said it, it's going to happen. now when you look at israel tonight, you'd say, never...never happen. they are so secular. they are so mixed up in their theology. even...even their religious leaders, my when you read some of the stuff they write it just doesn't make sense. they've been blinded to all these things, but it's n

somehow, the center of health, the leader of the trade unions to have everlasting credit said we have to do this in the same country. the three parties can together and the wage cut helped and barbados the economy recovered quite quickly. for those efforts, the prime minister and his party held that in power for 14 years. the economy recovered after that and was similar dismissed from office. in retrospect when asked what she do it again, the primm minister said the price i paid was a small price to save the country. clarity matters. people often ask me barbados is so small. what can you possibly take from barbados and my answer to that was it's not so easy to do things in a small country. in a small country the person whose wages get cut is not anonymous. it affects your brother, your cousin, possibly even your mother and father. so if a tiny country, close-knit society can find their way to make difficult decisions, to find their way to make the economy more competitive, not through austerity, but through a reform, and by the way there is a story that i left out. the private sector

everlasting joy upon them. there's a remnant strong and true. we bring the song ck to zion. we bring the praise back to you. we exalt you, god almighty. yoare worthy to be praised. let all nations bow before you. holy ancient of all days. there's a road called the holy highway where the people dance and shout. where the enemy is running with the confusion all about. raise your banner, sing the his word is true. high. we bring the song back to zion. we bring the praise back to you. we exalt you god almlmighty. you are worthy to be praised. let all nations bow before you, holy ancient of allays. holy, holy, holy.. lord god almighty. holy, holy, holy. is the lord. hallelujah. hallelujah. hallelujah. hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah. there's a road called the holy highway that once was a desert land. very soon you'll hear the sound of a holy marching band. everlasting joupon them, there's a remnant strong and true. we bring the song back to zion. we bring t the praise back to you. we bring the song back to zion. we bring the praise back to you. we bring the praise back to you.

it's very important both for the survival on earth and for your everlasting life if you know what youare about. so baraka took me under his wing and i called him early on as my dissertation advisor. he really likes that kind of play or of being the one who introduces me to what's going on in the chapel and being my primary interpreter. he himself is a very unique character in the book and different in a lot of ways than other characters. he is a person serving life without parole. he has been in prison longer than i have been alive. it seems to me that's insane policy. he is someone who is convicted of homicide and claims he didn't do it. he has been in prison for 40 years. he was an agent of islam growing up so he has that kind of self-help uplift kind of attitude. he's frustrated by the people who kowtow to orthodoxy. he wants people to live up to their potential so he is perpetually frustrated by his fellow man. he is stoic and he quotes marcus sebelius. he is somewhat for naca or, at least to me. know who you are and let the world figure you out. he is something of a holdover. one

do you believe you have everlasting life? do you believe he has taken away that worried mind changing your temperments? he can and he does but it all depends on you. he stagger not at the promise of god through unbelief. there's a point here. if you stag never your faith, if unbelief on your part it is no on god's part. gods words never change. but if you don't believe what god told you -- >> thank you for listening to the broadcast at the ever living story today. we are having some special meeting ons march 20 that we would like for each of us that are available to come to. we will be having dr. james walker teaching on the accult and cults and in these last days these are very important teachings that we would love for you to be a part of. we'll see you there. >> well that ends another service here at grace bible baptist church. for those of you that are listening for the very, very first time we want you to know that this program is brought with a caring heart. we care about you. we want you to know the lord jesus christ.

you know what you are and what you're about and is important for your survival on earth and their everlasting life. so the kind of took me under wing. call an early on my dissertation adviser. he really liked that kind of play of being the one who introduces me to what is going on in the chapel and being that kind of primary interpreter. he himself is very unique in the book and different and a lot of ways and other characters. he is a person serving life without parole. been in prison -- and i have been alive. it seems to me that is insane policy. he is someone who is convicted of homicide. he claims he did not do it. he is in prison for 40 years. he was in the nation of islam going up. he has that kind of self-help group of lift kind of attitude. he is frustrated by kind of the people who kowtowed to orthodoxy . he wants people to live up to their potential. so he is perpetually kind of frustrated by his fellow man. he is a stoic. he quotes marcus aurelius. he is somewhat irregular. he likes to say things, at least to me. i think he has a lot of these relationships with young men. know who

and you know what you're about and it's very important both for your survival on earth and your everlasting life that you know what you are about. so you know, baracka kind of took me under his wing. i called him early on i think as my dissertation adviser. and he really liked that kind of play of being the one who introduces me to what is going on in the chapel and being my kind of primary interpreter. he himself is a very unique character in the book and different in a lot of ways. so he is a person serving life without parole and he's been in prison longer than i have been alive. it seems to me that is an insane policy. he is someone who is convicted of a homicide. he claims he didn't do it. but he's in prison for 40 years. he was in the nation of islam growing up. so he has that kind of self-help group uplift kind of attitude. he's frustrated about people who count tale to his orthodoxy. he wants people to live up to their potential. so he's perpetually kind of frustrated by his fellow man to beat he is an estimate and he is somewhat irregular. he likes to say things to me i think he ha

everlasting joy upon them, there's a remnant strong and true. we bring the song back to zion. we bring the praise back to you. we bring the song back to zion. we bring the praise back to you. we bring the praise back to you. [applauding] >> are you discouraged? do you know why? what's going on in your life that would cause you to be depressed, lost hope, don't see anything in your future whatsoever? what's going on inside of you? what causes you to be distressed? what causes you to be discouraged? well, if you watch the news every night, that would discourage you for sure. might be you're looking at your mortgage payment and thinking, there's no way. you don't have a job. you're hurting. your family is hurting. you could lose it all. you have lots of reasons to feel discouraged. what you have to ask is this? you have to ask yourself, how long is this going on? you may ask the question, where is god? he said he would help me. at this point i don't see anything going on. maybe you feel you've been caught in this grip of discouragement. it's a cloud that covers you. like you're w

internal got an everlasting father, -- eternal god and everlasting father, our prayer is short and simple for the future. without it, we will not move beyond the achievements of the past. we ask you to bless every speaker, every singer. bless us today as we celebrate the past, but look forward to the future. in your name we pray, amen. >> ladies, it is my humbling honor to bring to you now a man who i have the deepest respect for, someone who is a living legend and true hero of the civil rights movement. please rise to your feet and welcome ambassador andrew young. [applause] >> i don't know about you, but i woke up this morning ♪ with my mind set on freedom ♪ come on, help me. ♪ i woke up this morning with my mind ♪ ♪ staid on freedom ♪ hallelu ♪hallelujah ♪ i'm walking and talking with my mind ♪ ♪ my mind was set on freedom ♪ walking and talking with my mind ♪ set on freedom ♪ ♪ walking and talking with my mind ♪ ♪ set on freedom ♪ hallelujah [applause] 50 years ago, when we came here, we came from a battle. we came from a battle in birmingham. that was just a few months before, before

everlasting joy upon them. there's a remnant strong and true. we bring the song back to zion. you. we exalt you, god almighty. you are worthy to be praised. let all nations bow before you. holy ancient of all days. there's a road called the holy highway where the people dance and shout. where the enemy is running with the confusion all about. raise your banner, sing the victory, raise them high. his word is true. we bring the song back to zion. we bring the praise back to you.

but let's realize that every tempo has the everlasting light. suddenly you have this population.t's not just the jewish population. we are admiring everything we have said. but put yourself, any one of us and would we trust america we were ahead of the state of what they did to the shop. this is what is frightening. if that could ever be repaired. it is fragile, in my opinion. i know iran, i traveled with them, i believe everything, what about egypt today. the islamic republic. what will happen there because no one even knows. they are going to give relations to israel. >> it is a very difficult issue. we argue in the book that the one known antidote is transparency. and i think for many americans, this issue comes squarely focused on the nuclear issue today. that we cannot possibly trust what they may or may not say or may or may not do with the mechanism. for many they are not going to trust us and for many iranians they won't trust in the state. but the key is transparency. if there is a better relationship between them and the united states, the real strategic alignment, then

eternal god and everlasting father, our prayer is short and simple. give us wisdom, give us insight. give us courage. give us leadership. more importantly, give us a vision for the future. without it, we will not move beyond the achievements of the past. we ask you to bless every speaker, every singer. bless us today as we celebrate the past, but look forward to the future. in your name we pray, amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, it is my humbling honor to bring to you now a man who i have the deepest respect for, someone who is a living legend and true hero of the civil rights movement. please rise to your feet and welcome ambassador andrew young. [applause] >> i don't know about you, but i woke up this morning ♪ with my mind set on freedom ♪ come on, help me. ♪ i woke up this morning with my mind ♪ ♪ staid on freedom ♪ hallelu ♪ hallelu ♪hallelujah ♪ i'm walking and talking with my mind ♪ my mind was set on freedom ♪ walking and talking with my mind set on freedom ♪ walking and talking with my mind stayed on freedom ♪ ♪ hallelujah hallelujah ♪ [applause

the chicago "times" fired everlast one of the photographers. and including pulitzer prize winner. because they couldn't afford to keep them anymore. so we are now at the point where the old owners, many of the old owners of newspapers are leaving, and new people are coming in from warren buffett to john henry to the guy who owns the orange county register. these new blooded in industry are successful people. they are going revisit the business model, and the journalism they can afford to produce or not afford to produce remains to be seen. at the end of the day, we're going have to start asking ourselves. we used to know who owned the news. it used to be big publying and broadcasting company. we don't know who is going to own the news. until we know who owns the news we don't know what kind of journalism we'll get. >> host: thank you for being on ""the communicators." >> guest: sure. up next former las vegas mayor oscar goodman on the auto biography. speaking in strisk today attorney general holder said rational disparity in the justice system are, quote, shame ful. here is a look

for with what conscience can you say i believe in the resurrection of the body, and life everlasting?ve it, you must of necessity desire it from the heart and long for that day to come. if you do not desire for that day to come-christ's return-you are not yet a christian, nor can you boast of your faith. wow! wow. now i think you're going to really agree with this. that's very strong. i'm going to ask jack, what exactly did he mean by all this? you can't be a christian and not believe it, right? i agree with martin luther. do you know that he wrote two books on daniel and nobody would know when the coming of christ would be unless ey knew the book of daniel? the trouble is the lutheran ministers of america aren't preaching it because he wrote them in german and they've never been translated into english. but he was a tough preacher. now there are 10,385 verses in the bible concerning christ's return and i have them coded in my prophecy bible-one out of every four verses. so if you're going to preach expository, verse by verse, you'd have to preach on christ's return every fourth week.

eternal god and everlasting father, our prayer is short and simple. give us wisdom, give us insight. give us courage. give us leadership. more importantly, give us a vision for the future. without it, we will not move beyond the achievements of the past. we ask you to bless every speaker, every singer. bless us today as we celebrate the past, but look forward to the future. in your name we pray, amen. >> ladies, it is my humbling honor to bring to you now a man who i have the deepest respect for, someone who is a living legend and true hero of the civil rights movement. please rise to your feet and welcome ambassador andrew young. [applause] >> i don't know about you, but i woke up this morning ? with my mind set on freedom ? come on, help me. i woke up this morning with my i woke up this morning with my mind, standing on freedom. hallelujah hallelujah well i'm walking and talking wth ith my mind, with my mind. walking and talking with my mind freedom. hallelu, hallelujah. ♪ 50 years ago, when we came here, we came from a battle. we came from a battle

i bet you everlast single one of them have been where you have been at some point. i bet you.i bet the vast majority of them had a low-income job. i bet you the vast majority of them lived in neighborhoods where they had to fight to improve the quality of their education. they're sitting in front of you now because they want to help -- they want to do something. i'm going to close my opening remarks by saying that just as liberals got away, i want to can clarence for help on this one. , you know, there was a debate. should we keep calling ourselves liberal? remember that. the right-wingers were so good at demonizing that term that folk were almost embarrassed to say we're a liberal. i even interview a guy who wrote a book on this the words we should use. the terminology we should use, and he saidlet used word progressives. so now when you listen to msnbc or you listen to commentators. what do we say? we from progressives. we're progressives. that's a good term. i'm going tell you what we're facing. you're not talking about successfullism in america. these aren't conservativeis

but let's realize that every tempo has the everlasting light. suddenly you have this population.t's not just the jewish population. we are admiring everything we have said. but put yourself, any one of us and would we trust america we were ahead of the state of what they did to the shop. this is what is frightening. if that could ever be repaired. it is fragile, in my opinion. i know iran, i traveled with them, i believe everything, what about egypt today. the islamic republic. what will happen there because no one even knows. they are going to give relations to israel. >> it is a very difficult issue. we argue in the book that the one known antidote is transparency. and i think for many americans, this issue comes squarely focused on the nuclear issue today. that we cannot possibly trust what they may or may not say or may or may not do with the mechanism. for many they are not going to trust us and for many iranians they won't trust in the state. but the key is transparency. if there is a better relationship between them and the united states, the real strategic alignment, then