i will be john the baptist. i will be john the baptist.ot find her. where is my wife? here's your wife. she's nowhere to be found. have you seen her? i can't find my wife. here you see, here’s her ring, but she’s nowhere to be found, i can’t find her, you know, have you seen my wife? way to go. bitty, please shoot, i know, no. let's go, enjoy it, let 's go. let's go, faster, faster, i said faster, huh? it was a great party, see you later, don't fall out of the car. sasha, sasha, sasha, sasha, lord, thank you, lord, alive, alive, sasha, alive, sasha, sasha, alive, sasha, sasha, alive, lord, sasha, sasha, lord, why did you do this, although he grew up how about a horse, horse, why, was i scared? "i joked, i wanted to amuse you, it was not funny, a bad joke, i understood why this was all, this is war, this damned death camp, i realized that, what are you saying? i feel so good now, right? lord, thank you. so, look carefully, take a stool, put it here. so that when the german eats it, he turns out to be with his back to arkady, of course, lous

the rector came to the church of john the baptist back in 1929. eat patriotic war, he was already an experienced priest who was trusted by parishioners. from the first days of the occupation, the shepherd hid and treated those around him in his house. at the hut they provided the first megatan aid to the partisans who were paralyzed from their missions there. the taksama yans lived there. father nikolai was helped by his brother georgy heltov, also a priest, rector of the temple shelter of the blessed virgin mary in kletsk, he organized the collection of food for soviet prisoners of war, and saved jewish children. in 1943, when children were brought here from orphanages in minsk, among them were jewish children, jews and father george, in order to save the children, he baptized them. he wrote out baptismal certificates with orthodox names, thanks to this the children remained alive, and the priests were also able to win over the head of the cell police, who reported about ambushes and raids, to the side of the partisans. above the brothers there wa

the rector came to the church of john the baptist back in 1929. at patriotic war, he was already an experienced priest who was trusted by parishioners. from the first days of the occupation, the shepherd hid and treated those around him in his house. at the hut they provided first-rate medical assistance to the partisans, who were returning from their assignments, paralyzed there, dachshunds there adpachyvali, yon. the chief of the kletskaya police, who reported on ambushes and raids. the threat of arrest hung over the brothers. the partisans offered to leave with them, but the priests remained with the flock. they were arrested before easter, on good friday, and sent to the koldychev concentration camp. the camp occupied an area of ​​approximately half a kilometer by half a kilometer. the area was fenced with several rows of barbed wire and a reinforced escort was installed. people were protected with the help of bunkers and even tanks dug into the ground, but there were also traditional towers with prozhek. nikolai and georgy kheltov arrived here

andrew initially became a disciple of john the baptist, when jesus passed by the lake of galilee andndrew fishing, he said, “follow me, and i will make you fishers of men.” they left their boats and nets, from that... andrew, earlier than the other apostles, who followed the lord, received the nickname of the first-called. surprisingly, even those who have never read the bible know this story, thanks to vyacheslav butusov, his song actually begins with biblical quote. sprechala, fished, the apostle andrew, the savior walked on water. and andrei pulled out of the vodka as soon as the savior of the dead people, and andrei, by the way, today vyacheslav butusov is a church-going person who knows the scriptures well, in 1990, when he first sang walking on water, he was far from the faith and did not really know how he lived apostle andrew served. the cross rises, if i remember correctly, it was... for me it was just a human story, come back, walk on the water, walk on the water, walk on the water with me, it’s very difficult to sing this song now, realizing that you are singing for the ap

john the baptist. jesus christ was born during the reign of herod in the city of bethlehem, where christian pilgrims from all over the world come today. immediately after birth, the baby received his name. joseph named him jesus, as the angel told him. in ancient palestine, it was believed that a person’s name reflected his essence, determined his inclinations and traits. and the character of the name jesus is translated as savior, the word christ means god's anointed. jesus christ was a contemporary of many prominent figures of the roman state, or rather, like us we understand now that they were his contemporaries. in the first century , culture and literature developed rapidly in the empire. the roman poet virgil died 15 years before the birth of jesus, and the great garatius died just 4 years. ovid the lyric poet turned 39 years old in the fourth year bc. and in the year of jesus' birth, he wrote one of his most famous works, metamorphoses. but was jesus familiar with this literature and did he even

i think john mcdonald put it well when he said he is all for conversion, but this is what he thought would stretch even the generosity of spirit of john the baptistre are people who are sort of suspicious of her motivation. some labor insiders have questioned what she gets out of this. she publicly denies that she has been offered a peerage, but an informal, unpaid role as ave consultant on housing for the party. that gives us some relevance after she leaves parliament that she will not be labour's candidate in the next election. many are pointing out that it looked like she was going to lose the seat anyway so it is a way for her to kind of remain within the political environment. christian: lucy fisher from the financial times, thank you very much indeed. the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin confirmed in a committee hearing that a shipment of u.s. weapons bound for israel was paused over concerns about an israeloffensive in rep. cook:. the shipment included 2000-pound bombs which would be devastating in such a densely populated space. >> we have been very clear, senator, as you know, from the very beginning, that israel should not launch a m

this place was chosen by john the baptist. er from reservoirs, be used for cleansing from sins. therefore, john baptized people in the jordan river. he did not baptize them, he did not, he denounced them, he denounced the vices of the local jewish kings for sin, so to speak, adultery, and he spoke the truth to their faces, for which, in fact , so to speak, he was unloved by the local population, because the truth spoke to the uterus in his eyes. jesus christ betrayed this ancient traditions have a new meaning, this ritual has become cornerstone for us. he entered the water of the jordan, where people, where people left their sins, took himself, the sinless lord, took upon himself the sins of the whole world, a person can read the gospel, and even go to church and read church literature and consider it theological literature, but this does not mean that he... is a christian, but in order to become a christian, a person must be baptized. rafael musan levy was born into a jewish family and was baptized 10 years ago. it was difficu

john the baptist. i think people are suspicious of her motivations and what she gets out of it.nfirms that she will have this unpaid role as a sort of housing consultant for the party. that still gives her relevance after she leaves parliament. she won't be the candidate in the next election. many on the tory side are pointing out that she looked like she would lose anyway, so it's a way to remain within the political miller. lucy fisher. thank _ within the political miller. lucy fisher. thank you _ within the political miller. lucy fisher. thank you very - within the political miller. lucy fisher. thank you very much. the us defence secretary lloyd austin confirmed in a committee hearing today that a shipment of us weapons bound for israel, was paused over concerns about an israeli offensive in rafah. the shipment included 2,000—lb bombs, which the administration believes would be devastating is such densely populated spaces. israel shouldn't launch a major attack in rafah without we've been very clear since the beginning. israel shouldn't launch a major attack in rafah without

in montenegro in tsitenje, there is such a monastery of male relics there, the right hand of john the baptist talked to each other, so i arrived in... the first year in july i found out that this priest had died, a monk from coronavirus, and i immediately called methodius to tell him that the priest had died , i didn't know, that the priest himself was in the hospital with this disease, and the priest answered me, lencha vladimirovna, there is no death, hung up, i thought, how is it not like he usually talks to me like that, cheerfully, joyfully, in fact he called me lencha. vladimirovna, for 20 years, lencha is macedonian, elena. and i once came to valaam, i stayed there forever, since 2001, i was on this island, i don’t know how many times a year, many, i once arrived with this scarf on my head, i didn’t know, i just took i put on some kind of scarf, my father saw this scarf and said to me, lencha vladimirovna, you specially dressed the scarf as the flag of macedonia, right? of course, then i always wore this scarf and always made him happy, it somehow illuminated my house in the village, a

this place was chosen by john the baptist. er that flows is used for cleansing from sins. and... in the designated places only in a special uniform. everyone who wants to plunge into the jordan puts on long white shirts, purchased in advance from church shops or brought with them from home. it is not customary to go into the water in a swimsuit or swimming trunks here. this is moviton. before diving, priests from pilgrimage groups recite a prayer to illuminate the water. either jokingly or seriously adds, he tried to imbue himself with holiness, i entered the jordan three times, bathed three times, you will go, and there is such a current, it carries you to this border, there is a grid, a border, it carries you, there once, once, once, once, plunged, plunged , plunged, prayed, i prayed there, on january 18, a great illumination of water takes place here, baptism. on this day , patriarch theophilus ii, the primate of the jerusalem orthodox church, comes here from jerusalem. the patriarch at one point goes straight down to the jo

the u.s. capitol building where he heard john leland, the baptist itinerant minister in an opponent of religious establishments, preach, and they regularly held worship services in the us capitol. jefferson is president permitted the war department building in the department building to be used for worship services as well and so whatever jefferson desired in his heart of hearts, he did not act as if there was a wall of separation. neither did james madison. neither did any the founders. this is completely a historic. the literal letter was ripped out of context when it first appeared in a court opinion in reynolds versus the united states and then unfortunately, it was used in a horrible historical from the perspective of supreme court opinion and since versus board of education, where the court basically the establishment clause requires, a wall of separation between church and even though the majority as they were claiming that permitted new jersey to fund or subsidize using busses to get to parochial schools. and this is one of the reasons they're establishment clause jurisprudence has been

the u.s. capitol building where he heard john leland, the baptist itinerant minister in an opponent of religious establishments, preach, and they regularly held worship services in the us capitol. jefferson is president permitted the war department building in the department building to be used for worship services as well and so whatever jefferson desired in his heart of hearts, he did not act as if there was a wall of separation. neither did james madison. neither did any the founders. this is completely a historic. the literal letter was ripped out of context when it first appeared in a court opinion in reynolds versus the united states and then unfortunately, it was used in a horrible historical from the perspective of supreme court opinion and since versus board of education, where the court basically the establishment clause requires, a wall of separation between church and even though the majority as they were claiming that permitted new jersey to fund or subsidize using busses to get to parochial schools. and this is one of the reasons they're establishment clause jurisprudence has been

the u.s. capitol building where he heard john leland, the baptist itinerant minister in an opponent of religious establishments, preach, and they regularly held worship services in the us capitol. jefferson is president permitted the war department building in the department building to be used for worship services as well and so whatever jefferson desired in his heart of hearts, he did not act as if there was a wall of separation. neither did james madison. neither did any the founders. this is completely a historic. the literal letter was ripped out of context when it first appeared in a court opinion in reynolds versus the united states and then unfortunately, it was used in a horrible historical from the perspective of supreme court opinion and since versus board of education, where the court basically the establishment clause requires, a wall of separation between church and even though the majority as they were claiming that permitted new jersey to fund or subsidize using busses to get to parochial schools. and this is one of the reasons they're establishment clause jurisprudence has been

john rockefeller, jr. was unlucky. he was born on january 29, 1874 in the family of the world's first dollar billionaire. map keep your head down. his father was a money-conscious baptistn’t drink, didn’t smoke, didn’t have fun. and john rockefeller had to live with all this, being in complete financial and moral dependence. parents, the boy was taught from childhood to cook, sew and knit, so that he could, if necessary, run the household on his own; his mother, for her part, made sure that life did not seem like honey to him: map, find company. at the age of 13, john junior was sent to a privileged private school, where he met... the heirs of other american tycoons, but those children had elegant carriages, and john walked to school , they laughed at him because he always had a notebook with him , to which he is ordered father wrote down all his expenses, even the smallest expenses. studying and communication turned into such stress that the boy undermined his health and... he was transferred to another private school, where only 25 people studied. map, don't go to el. after graduating from school, john rockefeller, jr., thought to go to study at the prestigious yale

the portal. also see fellow board members board president ceo alicia john baptiste and caltrans district 4 director dina and district asirsant deputy director david [indiscernible] northern california regional director high speed rail [indiscernible] san francisco county transportation authority executive tilly chang. executive director alex [indiscernible] and caltrain executive director michelle brushard. thank you all for being here. [applause] looking across the crowd, we probably have assembly member phil ting and city attorney david chui, jim wonderman, all who lead countless efforts on the local, regional and state levels to create a more seemless transit network and secure additional transportation funds including for the portal project. as i mentioned earlier, $3.4 billion, this commitment links two other major federal investments. the already constructed two level train box beneath us waiting for caltrain to come to downtown san francisco. the other major project that i'm very proud of as director and past chair of caltrain, is the electrification which achieves substantial completion ear

john e. douglas of antioch baptist church in north hills, pennsylvania, as he celebrates 30 years as a pastor. i first met pastor douglas a dozen years ago when i served in theennsylvania house for montgomery county. as i was still getting to know our district, he did not hesitate to welcome me to his church and to introduce me to his neighborhood. which perfectly encompassed his warmth and unwavering commitment to the antioch community. each week he faithfully leads his congregation in beautiful services, with song, prayer and a welcoming spirit to all. he is a man of family and of faith. yet his devotion does not stop there. pastor douglas has made antioch baptist church an integral part of the surrounding community as well. a home for town halls and community gatherings, again, where all are welcome, including me. i'm just one of the so many people who have been guided by his grace, his faith, his leadership and his friendship, which will continue to grow and shape north hills and the greater community for years to come. congratulations on 30 years of hard work, faith and joy, pastor douglas. the antioch family and i are blessed to know you. i yield back.