the bible records david's story in great detail. from his days as a shepherd boy to his death in the royal palace of jerusalem. today you can walk in the same places where david walked, and they still have the same names as they did 3,000 years ago. there is bethlehem, the place where he was born, and where he was anointed the king of israel at just 15 years old. this is engetty, the desert oasis where david hid from king saul, and caves like this one. and hebron, where he spent seven years as the king of judah. for centuries the bible was the only written evidence that king david ever existed. there was no archeological record of his reign until about 150 years ago. in 1868, a stone tablet was discovered in jordan. it was written by a mo moabite king named mesha. the stone dates to about 840 b.c., less than 200 years after king david. it contains the first known reference to the house of david outside the bible. >> the house of david or the dynasty of david. we know there was a guy called david who created a dynasty. this is clear

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read the bible. when we come back, chris christie, what an unbelievable hypocrite. oh! watch this. >> decide as quickly as possible. august 13, the parties will get the chance to nominate their candidates october 16, the chance to pick a senator. october 17, someone could -- elected person could take the oath of office. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> i think it's brilliant. (vo) first, news and analysis with a washington perspective from an emmy winning insider. >> i know this stuff, and i love it. (vo) followed by humor and politics with a west coast edge. bill press and stephanie miller. >> what a way to start the day. cenk: we're back on "the young turks." i'm talking about chris christie. this issue of special elections comes up in new jersey, because senator frank lautenberg passed away. he's been the senator from my home state of new jersey since almost from 1982 on, and there's a brief period in the beginning of the 2000 decade wher

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. >> read the bible. some people would point to levi leviticus and say god doesn't want you to be gay. >> the bible is prescription and -- there are times when its prescription around moral living is useful everywhere all the the time. there are times when the bible describes cultural historical contexts that offers lessons to the future. otherwise you'll lose your mind using the bible at all and go completely secular and have no faith in god. >> of course. first of all i want to say i'm reluctant to roll up bishop eddie long's personal conflict and personal crisis with prosperity gospel base apples and oranges. >> two separate issues. >> i want to say i hope that there are black ministers that can have a genuine interest in young black males. i hope indeed this is ministry to these young black males has been sincere and has produced great fruit. >> i think part of why people are combining these two things, though, is because part of the response to eddie long by his own church congregation was a little u

the word "trinity" is not in the bible but the truth of the triune god is in the bible.jesus came out of the waters of baptism, the father opened the heavens. the joy of the father's heart. he has found a perfect man, amen, his own son. the father opened the heavens--and in the greek, the heavens opened to his son. amen? the father opened the heavens and the father says, "this is my beloved son. in him i am well pleased." and then along came the dove, the picture of the holy spirit and the dove alighted on the son. so now you have the father speaking, the holy spirit coming, amen, and you see the son, all three divine persons there. jesus wasn't throwing his voice. he wasn't practicing ventriloquism when he came out of the water, "this is my beloved son." so the jesus only theory does not hold water. amen. but one god. i know people use analogies like the egg. you don't say three eggs, you say one egg. we all say that, right or not? but there are three elements to the egg. you have the shell, you have the white and you have the yolk. it's a lousy illustration but it is a

there was a case of a bible reading in wisconsin and they were using the king james bible and some roman catholic families object and the it was deemed in 1890 that, in fact, this brought civil authority and religion too close together so they ruled against it. there was a progression going on toward a more secular approach in the public schools. >> lee lawrence, if you'd like to speak with her, here are the numbers to call -- d our independent callers, 202-585-3882. take us into the present day, lee lawrence. what is still felt from those supreme court rulings and how have things changed over time? guest: some of the feelings are still there. i think a lot of people feel that religion itself has been banned from public schools and are trying to get prayer back in schools. they feel that we've robbed children of a moral keel. that's one side. the other, however, shows that, in fact, a lot more religious activity is taking place in schools, probably thanks to the parameters that the -- that are set. pretty quickly, by 1966, some of the christian groups that were active on university campu

anyway, i came by to tell you i'm headed home but to remind you about bible study tonight. >> oh, bibleou would go. >> but there's a big game on tonight. >> do you think the lord care about your game? >> it is his team. ♪ mm, the saints not buying it, huh? >> no. >> fine. i'll be there. >> all right, and don't flake out like last time, giving me some old, tired excuse. >> what? i really did think mama was pregnant. >> what? >> miracles happen, just like that lady in the bible -- aunt ester. >> that was queen ester, not aunt ester, which is why you need to be at bible study early. >> fine. i'll be there. >> all right. >> with bells on. >> i think you need to wear a little bit more than that. >> hmm, ooh. ♪ all right ♪ where you got to go to? ♪ got to go in my -- >> porky! >> ohh! i ain't scared. >> yeah, and i'm not admired by all the teachers around here, either. >> hey, nobody admires you. >> don't try to tear me down. i see how they look at me. just like that. but you know what i tell them? i say, "i am just a man." >> yeah? well, what do you want, man? >> besides you drowning in a ri

the bible says three bonded cord is a lot stronger than a two-bonded one. think that is true in every sense of the world. >> reporter: one topic on everyone's mind? >> it has been so many years since president bush declared that we needed to create some comprehensive immigration reform. and now president obama is in his second term, and he promised in his first term he would do something and nothing happened. >> reporter: will it pass, and if so, when? >> we spoke with senator reid and we're hoping by july 4th the senate will have an agreement. we spoke with leaders of the republican house, mr. cantor and his leadership team, and they're going to be picking it up right away. it is our hope and prayer we will have immigration reform before the summer is over. >> reporter: even though the measure appears to be gaining steam, it could still take time. >> romans 2: 12 tells us, "rejoit rejoice in hope. be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer." i can't think of another community that romans describes better than yours. >> reporter: immigration wasn't th

. >> reporter: it was in room number four of h his dorm, he absorbed all of the bible knowledge he couldand received a calling to build leaders using biblical principles. >> this is powerful, and that is where i give my life. >> reporter: it is in these hallways in kenya that sudanese students have come from far, far ay ho they can learn new schools, to go back home to south sudan to build a bigger and stronger nation. students like john are direct descen descendents of the vision god gave to john garong in room number four. he is studying to be a teacher. >> our country is so proud, and we want to bring our country up. we love our country. >> reporter: soon after graduation, garong and his new bribe, tabitha, a fellow student at the bible school, would choose to begin a new work in kenya. donations from the supporter from the u.s. allowed them to acquire land, where they opened the children's ministries, which is a training facility and church. but even with a strong faith, john garong admits it is a daunting task, as he carries the weight of a nation on his back. >> i am fighting a dif

. >> the bible says heal the sick, cast out demons, and raise the dead.esus was raised from the dead. a lot of people were. that is kind of the basis of christianity. >>> and a female inmate keeps a grim secret from her two best friends. >> i just don't want them to stop talking to me, stop caring for me, i don't want them to think i'm that person. i'm not that person. ♪ ♪ >> you've got to show me where to go. >> oh, you've never been to jail before? >> no, i haven't. >> oh, yeah, i believe that one. >> every week 1,200 men and women are arrested and booked into the orange county jail in southern california. some will be released in hours. others could be here for years, until their charges are resolved. they always begin their time at the intake center located at the central jail facility. >> orange county jail system is considered a mega jail. we have the ability to house over 7,000 inmates at one time. and the challenges we face pretty much reflect, to a certain degree, the challenges the community faces with gang affiliations, with drug abuse, mental

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it is ordained from the bible. religious country, though, the government actually provides the right to marry in this country. every preacher are in every state in this country says by the power vested in me by the state of california, i now pronounce you man and wife. without doing that, wait, without doing that, those people are not married. caller: ok but you know what, that's mans law. it is not ordained by the bible. hal: in this country, we operate under the rule of law under man's law. caller: but does that make it right? hal: well, i mean, you live here, you're an american citizen. have you renounced your citizenship. jacki: are you married? caller: i'm divorced. jacki: at some point you were married. caller: divorced. we have beautiful children. jacki: and you were legally married. caller: yes, i was. jacki: do you somehow have to be married under the state in which you live. caller: right. hal: also, you violated by being divorced. you violated the teachings of jesus, making an adulterer out of the man sh

food for the soul is a ministry out reach of bible church.are located at 5010 rice ters town road, baltimore, maryland, 25215. our sunday morning worship service begins at 9:30 a.m. now, let's return to pastor as he continues to deliver the word of god. >>> the crowd was in my mind a microcosm of the world. what i mean is that when we examine the crowd, when we look at the dynamics of the crowd, it was a demonstration of the mission of the gospel. it revealed also some challenges of the gospel, so that seed, upper room, coming out to the multitudes represents a micrmymicrocomp of the world, at has to go and break many personalities and may have to go into dangerous situations but it is the power of god on to salvation. so we look at the text, the scripture says they were devote men, look at this now, verse 5, from every nation under heaven. every nation under heaven where the jews were dispersed there was coming back at the time of worship in jerusalem, so there were devote men from every nation. you notice all of those languages, there were

and red looks great. >>> a bible inscribed by albert einstein recently sold at auction for $68,500. in the good book, einstein wrote "the bible is a great source of wisdom and consolation and should be read frequently." end quote. seems like to might have worked for him. >>> the story behind the naked biker with a well-placed boot, shall we say. and all your sports highlights coming up. >>> there's more than one full moon on display evidently in oklahoma on sunday. a naked man, that guy right there, was arrested for driving a motorcycle stark naked. we're not going to come over towards you. he was wearing only a strategically placed shoe. at first the 18-year-old said someone took his pants. then he admitted it was part of a bet. $50 to ride from lake chickasha to chickasha naked. he got more than he bargained for. an orange jump suit and ride to the county jail and that mug shot. >>> in sports, aaron hernandez in court again. the tight end had a bail hearing on first-degree murder charges. his attorney argued he was not a risk to flee. also saying the case against him in the shooti

reincarnated you will be somewhere you can't know and there is very little about the afterlife and the bible actually putting it is a leader idea. when paul asked what happened to the faithful when they die said i have not seen a comet year hasn't heard or has it entered into the hearts of the man what god has prepared for those who love him and that is if it is good enough for st. paul it's good enough for me. my feeling is what we have is now. this moment is all we are certain of having and so to live as full and kindly and creatively as you can in that moment i think constitutes a kind of immortality. >> host: some of the names of karen armstrong's books include quote co-pays for god, the history of god, faith after september 11th and the bible, a biography," going into the history of god has mankind always had a spark of thinking there is a higher power? >> guest: a higher power, though. that is putting it in a western modern way. but a certain sense of transcendence in our minds are so constructed that we naturally had experiences and ideas that we can't explain to the it we think in al

the bible says they broke bread from house to house.her words, i just ate bread this morning--i mean communion, and i drink the cup, remembering all the benefits of the broken body of jesus. i get up. i visit lawrence house, all right? you know what i do down there? even though i've partaken, i break bread in his house and then we both go and visit somebody else. all right, that's what it means from house to house to house. no wonder the devil is so afraid of this and he has, to a certain extent, successfully removed this from the church, made it into a ritual. for this reason, many are weak in the church, many are sick, many die prematurely because they no longer remember what jesus did. are you with me, folks? but, obed-edom, every day must be have put sacrifices before the ark. he knew the truth. by the way, another thing about obed-edom is obed-edom the gittite. notice, obed-edom the gittite. you know what's a gittite? gittites are those who come from gath. does that ring a bell, gath? goliath, the enemy of david and israel came fro

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will he visit nelson mandela and einsteins take on the bible. the hottest selling truck in america got a little more interesting. we'll be right back. critical condition in a south african hospital. media presence has groan in pretoria as the world awaits news on the former leader. overnight his daughter said the family is holding on. >> we still have this hope because, you know, when we talk to him, he will try to open his eyes. when you touch him, he still responds. >> now for the latest nbc's keir simmons joins us live outside the hospital in pretoria. >> good morning, mara. president obama is expected here in south africa this evening. whether or not he will come here to the hospital where nelson mandela is still critically ill is an open question. the two men have met before back in 2005 when president obama was a senator, but they have never met while president obama was actually president. the question, though, is whether or not it would be appropriate. nelson mandela's family seem open to the idea but say it would be up to doctors to dec

we were orphans spiritually the bible says but now we're children, or not only children, the bible says, but heirs. and so the scripture says receive others as you have been received. >> he rejects recent criticism that the orphan care movement has helped bolster human trafficking of children and corruption in some countries. >> the very people who are calling the church to care for orphans are also those who are the most insistent about fighting human trafficking and corrupt practices and so i think that's an unfair charge. it's a movement to not only provide families for those children who are in need of families, and only those children who are legitimately in need of families, but also to attack the root causes of the global orphan crisis, to deal with poverty, to deal with war, to deal with genocide. >> moore is also a vocal advocate for the southern baptist convention's support for immigration reform. >> finding a just way to move immigrant families and communities into the mainstream of american society is a christian -- is a deeply held christian notion. we're not going to agree

. >> is there a bible down there? you read that much? >> no, it's just there for good luck. at peace? i'm at peace with myself. i have to be. there's a certain time you have to look at reality and say, this is home. this is home. this is home. you can't focus on what's going on out there. can't let it get to you. just have to forget about the outside world and understand that this is a world now. and this is reality. this is home. i can sit here and say, i did what i had to do. regardless of the consequences. can't sit here and kick myself in the ass for it. it happens. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> i'm in here for heat of passion. i caught my wife with somebody. >> the spouse killers. >> i had tried to make it look like a suicide. i mean, my husband had been suicidal. he had a history of being suicidal. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> prisons usually aren't associated with churches. but over the years on "lockup," we filmed almost every type of religion there is. and yet, still, on a standard cell search, we found out behind bars, few t

or maybe we'll give him the bible and let him read the bible. yes, ma'am. >> i need tranz. >> you've got to have a trans to go to population? >> yeah. >> i think he's touched right now. i think five hours from tomorrow. when i referred back to his mother, i think it kind of got to him. he's actually closer to his mom here than he will in any other maximum facility we have here. >>> after meeting, captain craft will deliver the final decision as to whether she will make it. >> we're willing to try. thank you. how are you doing this morning? >> good. >> listen, i sat down and talked to the warden. about this con trakts and allowing you to come out. he wants to wait and turn you out late summer, early fall. we're going to do it, but it's going to be then. okay. is that agreeable? okay. all right. maintain yourself now. >> okay. >> i guess i'm looking at august or september. >> nothing at all. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every d

it's what make minorities steal from them. >> well, i love this guy's bible. >> fincher's bible. >> it ain't like any bible i've ever read. >> jesus said it's harder for the camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter heaven. they're essentially threatening people with some sense of humanity, as joy said, you cut off all these gentlemen farmers, we're going to starve the poor kids. >> i think the most offensive part is it's actually -- beyond the threat itself, it's not just the gentlemen farmers at all. it's adm. it's insurance companies, foreign insurance companies that are beneficiaries of this package that's worth close to $1 trillion. there's effectiveness of the threat onto the poorest which is ridiculous. but the bill itself is offensive as well. by the way, i think that's even a buy partisan problem which there are democrats and republicans on both sides that are are not taking the knife to that in a way that some people at this table might not want. >> mat iglesias today say there is's not a ton to be said about it. but suffice it to say farmers hav

in the bible there are so many things that we can say. divorce is reprehensible in the bible.heard. black people are supposed to be slaves. all of that is in the bible. >> i cannot take god out of my equation. i cannot. >> i'm telling you to take it out of your equation. >> i'm not taking it out of my conversation because god do not make lesbian. >> that's from a fascinating new documentary called "the new black" that follows the work of activists to get approval for maryland's marriage equality law. in november of 2012, maryland became the first state to affirm marriage equality at the ballot box but nationwide of course the fight continues. let's welcome the filmmakers of "the new black." it has the new york premiere tonight and tomorrow before heading to d.c. and san francisco during this pride month. a limited release is planned for later this year. i wish that she had asked her auntie there does god make mistakes because if god makes lesbians he's made a mistake clearly. one of the things that we see in this film and in this discussion in the black community is the issue

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the line he is using from the bible is actually irrelevant to his opponent.hment about those not willing to work not eating was directed at misguided people who stopped working in order to sit and wait for the second coming of jesus christ. the biblical line was written to emphasize sitting and doing nothing while waiting for the second coming of jesus christ was not a good idea. as i've pointed out many times before, there's good socialism and bad socialism just as there's good capitalism and bad capitalism. the challenge of the modern world is to decide when socialism works better than capitalism and when capitalism works better than socialism. virtually all politicians in almost all the press corp have no idea what socialism is, they have no idea how much socialism they support, like social security and medicare, the crown jewel of good socialism. whenever my name is mentioned to bill o'reilly, he says that o'donnell is a socialist, not realizing he is, too. o'reilly and i differ in the degree of support for socialism. the worst enemy of good socialism is

by the way you don't talk about bible quoting.ve the guy who got the death penalty was jesus christ, isn't that right. >> yes, it's really hard when you make that comparison. he's not innocent like jesus. he's guilty. he deserves what he gets. >> cenk: except for the innocent. >> yes but look, for 02 years now with the book to bring the people into deeper reflection. that's been the whole thing. i was just in england. they say, what is it with you americans that you hold on to vengeance and the death penalty. i found people in the audiences i've been talking with, i stay on the road september through may giving talks. i put the book in their hands and say read this, it will take through. people don't reflect, it's a knee jerk thing. there is a death, people need to die. that is a way to help a victim's family. then you begin to see tragedy on top of tragedy. you see victims' families coming out of trial. they won. you see the big "v" signal, we won. he got the death penalty. then what happens to them? they start waiting ten years

the laws we wrten from the bible. stand by the bib i will always stand by the bible. .on't underestimate christians we d't hate nobody, but we know what's right and wrong. it seems that nowads things are not right and wrong anymore. they arealled good, bad, and bad, good. i want to warn this country that were going to be in a world of trouble if we keep going the way we are goi. anthat's for all ofs. i think mitchell is making reference to a number of decisions made by the supreme court this week. i think that there is a balance. .here certainly is disagreement on one hand,ne of the thesions has setack cotry as it pertains to the civil rights aspect of the vong rights act. on the other hand, it is hped move the country forwardn the issue of marriagequality. areink the ameran people ahead of not only the courts, but the legislature. the country has turned e corner on this issue. i think the ise of a quaty equity is a -- good one for our nation. christian tditions, but we look to expand opportunities for rights and r in

you wonder why they don't have to read the bible if they go to a public school. that happened 50 years ago today. the court struck down a pennsylvania law that made students read portions of the bible in public schools. >>> today, is the new rutger's athletic director's new job. julie hermann has taken over, the scandal involving the school's men's basketball coach. that coach was fired when video surfaced. hermann may have to defend her own past. she coached in 1996 and her players say she verbally abused them. >>> the prime minister of the czech republic will step down over a spy and bribery scandal. the prime minister's top aid was arrested last week after charged with abuse of power. she's accused of ordering a military intelligence agency to spy on the prime minister's estranged wife and seven other people. he claims he knew nothing about the surveillance. >>> and take a look at this. police clash with protesters in rio de janeiro, brazil. hundreds of people tried to make their way to the stadium before the cup match. the next year world cup and the 2016 oly

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for the religious opponents of same-sex marriage, they very much look to the bible.hey believe god ordained marriage as between a man and a woman, that it -- and procreation is tied up in that, that it symbolizes in the christian community jesus's relationship with the church. so there are very deeply held theological reasons why they hold those positions. and for the religious proponents of same-sex marriage, they say when they look at the bible they see an evolving view of marriage, and they also point to biblical values like justice and say compassion and justice should be at play here. >> did you sense, tim, just a second, did you sense a momentum in the direction of accepting gay marriage within the religious communities? >> well, certainly the advocates feel that their position has been vindicated, but even among religious conservatives and opponents of same-sex marriage, polls show they say even though they don't like it, it's probably inevitable that it is here and it will happen. >> tim, what were you going to say? >> i was going to say, you were talking abo

that's coming from the bible. that's nonsense. but you can be an atheist and understand that, you know, a child inside of the womb, it's not a child yet, but it's becoming one. i kind of get advocacy of something that's innocent. i don't feel it there, i feel it for animals. that's where i feel that compassion. >> when you were a kid, was that your deal? >> i collected butterflies when i was a kid. maybe it's all guilt from that. you are a psychiatrist, aren't you? yes, there was a killing jar. it's true. i was like the adolph ikeman of the butterflies. i would catch them with the damn net. i was like 4 or 5 years old. i didn't know what i was doing really except catching something. >> you were following orders. >> i was just following orders. then you pinch the thorax, which was -- i guess that would stun them or kill them or whatever. then you put them in this jar of whatever it was, formaldehyde. and my father would mount them. we hung them on the wall. we don't see that many butterflies anymore, because -- it wasn't me. i pers

that's coming from the bible. that's nonsense. but you can be an atheist and understand that, you know, a child inside of the womb, it's not a child yet, but it's becoming one. i kind of get advocacy of something that's innocent. i don't feel it there, i feel it for animals. that's where i feel that compassion. >> when you were a kid, was that your deal? >> i collected butterflies when i was a kid. maybe it's all guilt from that. you are a psychiatrist, aren't you? yes, there was a killing jar. it's we don't see that many butterflies anymore, because -- it wasn't me. i personally didn't kill them all. look at these people blaming me. yeah, bees are dying out. we are completely destroying the planet. >> is it inevitable? are we just doing what we're designed to? >> it's not inevitable, but have i lost all hope? no. but i always say it's the younger people who have to be passionate about this. more than i am. i'm 57. i've had my fun with the word. when you're 25, you're the one who is going to be on the cleanup committee. you're goi

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but i stand on the principles of the bible.ays marriage is between one woman and one man. >> reporter: today the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints says it remains committed to traditional marriage. >>> senate majority leader harry reid says he hopes to cut off the debate on the immigration reform bill tomorrow, clearing the way for the senate to vote on the proposed legislation. the frost backed bill creates a path to citizenship for roughly 11 million undocumented immigrants. it would add 20,000 border agents and completes fence along the boarder with mexico. >>> texas republicans thought they had passed a restrictive abortion law. they did not. a raucous protest delayed the vote. one democrat senator tried to filibuster. legislators will get another chance to vote, governor rick perry called a special session for july 1st. >>> paula deen cried today say. >> if there's anyone out there that has never said something that they wish they could take back. if you're out there, please pick up that stone and throw it so har

it's really an issue of property where the man takes the woman as property in the bible.ive her a letter of divorce and send her away. so it's not between a man and a woman. >> stephanie: yeah. >> and they could stone people in the old testament days. >> stephanie: take your organ out for me. [♪ organ music ♪] >> stephanie: john fugelsang is flying, so he won't be able to be here today. the spanking for jesus movement. >> yes. >> stephanie: speaking of what is in the bible. it lets god-fearing husbands feel good about punishing wives. ask your lovely wife what she thinks about this later? >> she might like it. >> stephanie: what happens when you combine 50 shades of gray with fundamentalists, spank for jesus, a movement. it's a household arrangement in which men dominate using divinely approved spankings. christiandomesticdiscipline.net. the husband has authority over his wife within the bounds of god's word and enforces that if need be with spanking. >> barbarians need to be disciplined. >> stephanie: oh, boy. >> you must understand barbarians need to be educated. they n