bible here.n show you we are just a few blocks from the united states capital. we do some of the paintings right there in the rotunda, there is a bible they are showing, a geneva bible in the painting that we'll show. this is where we have scripture around us all day long and we don't even not. phrases from our language that are used. judge jeanine: here you have victoria beckham with a tattoo that literally quotes the song of solomon. that the bible is so relevant to so many people in so many ways that we don't even recognize. one of the things that you have done that also speaks to how religion plays such an important part in your life is as a not for profit business owner of hobby lobby, you took the obama administration to the united states supreme court. if you fought for ridge freedom. you funds the case. where the obama administration made a mandate that religion be damned and you have to pay for abortions for any employee in your employ. how hard was it and what did it feel like when you

luther bread and of course luther's bible. his image is everywhere. but the reformation he started five hundred years ago we ferber rates way beyond the town's boundaries. the seismic events later set in motion change the entire world. but what made them possible in the first place. i would think. with across the mood or perhaps better the spirit of the time because everything he said and thought was already in the air so what he needed was a great voice a voice like a trumpet and the ability to fascinate people. it was an age of robber barons and serfs when witches were burned at the stake and the devil was omnipresent the church exerted a huge influence on people's lives life in medieval didn't bad was anything but cozy as can be seen from this huge panorama created especially for the anniversary . the dominant mood of the time was doom and gloom there was famine in the war of the peasants revolt wasn't confined to the f. fifteen twenty five for generations there have been uprisings that where most of the slave put down. many fear judgment day was i

travelling booksellers often luther's bible for sale at markets demand was huge. concert when you read yes but then read. a sample come and listen listen to what she's reading the new testament in germany . commented out at a time of widespread illiteracy reading out loud was a common practice. once that soon he does forget i only got discussed. on feel. like you feel i and others come of it. as words of the bible in the language of the germans and it leaves on a you know it's a change. it's going to not susan she was talking. to you. susan. usually stagg i am a good girl just. as i didn't. lose his translation of the complete bible was published in german in fifteen twenty four an original copy is preserved in the anna amalia library environment. luther's work had a profound impact on the development of the german language the author dedicated it to his protect and the electoral saxony his bible led to standardize ation of the german language which in turn fostered a stronger sense of common identity among german speakers. the dusty luther's bible translation did

whom luther translated the bible and the effect those were. it had a language literature and music. these are the luther rooms where the young martin luther is said to have lived from fourteen ninety eight to fifty no one in exchange for food and lodging he tutored the kata son. time now for something completely different our weekly it was sent to us i am told and from russia the couple traveled throughout the kim down mountains in the biggest sun and from the looks of it had an amazing time see for yourselves. our next stop now ford is about an hour's drive from luther lived there for ten years in fifteen zero five he became a monk and it's obvious to me a monastery. no monks live in the monastery now the complex is used as an educational and conference center. it is here to show it to me the management team and charge of the library. part of the former monastery is a museum here you can see how martin luther and the monks lived five hundred years ago. and that flute there is famous so i suppose. who is this. selling efforts of. the room mart

the bible has one hundred seventeen wood cuts that stem from the crown on workshop. summer by crown hakim self. and. the quality of the illustrations and the coloring is unparalleled it's not biased it's not. just bible it was very important to me and that's why i took a small risk during the fire to rescue it. up so. it took luther and his assistance thirteen years to translate both parts of the bible before they were printed in britain back. the kanaka workshop provided the brilliantly colored illustrations with passages highlighted in gold the. need to heal a stray sions appear throughout the entire book and lots of the initials are color and sure we have a picture of the creation of the world. outside i got the father is presenting the state of paradise. we can see adam and eve and lots of small animals. you know so you have to remember that these are woodcuts each of these fine details had to be cut into the wood. find a ties but. the contacts produced images for bibles and altars they filled the churches with their paintings that explain the reformation but it

it was the first one to translate the bible but he did it very well. and most importantly he translated from the greek cannot simply from latin into german was this the time missions. in this special exhibition luther and the germans include some three hundred exhibits. of the type from the exhibition in vauxhall corsa shows five hundred years of german history always in light of luther's relationship with the germans or from the reformation influenced german history and also how every historical era is produced its own image of luther. and they differ widely. in the national hero. who split the church. the protestant reformers just one reason or castle attracts so many tourists it's very well preserved and its magnificent rooms vividly evoke medieval courtly life. in the thirteenth century elizabeth lender even of the rich lived in these apartments. she just tribute it almost to the poor founded a hospital and is now honored elizabeth. or castle is a place where important historical figures lived momentous events occurred and inspiration went out into

and she was to do that in line with the new face for that women had to be able to read the bible in his pamphlet advice to the city councillors of all german cities martin luther urge something completely new the establishment of schools for girls as well as boys. song a dome boys are protestant pastor with an interest in the women of the reformation period says luther provided a crucial push towards greater equality although that wasn't luther's actual goal. sure cooling was one of the big demands of the reformation the aim was for everyone to read what it said in the bible and decide for themselves whether what preachers were saying was correct. the town of clima not far from the name should comment one of the first girls' schools was set up here in fifteen twenty nine. time magdaléna func stop it's the eldest of the nuns who fled with catalina became head mistress in the building of what is now the municipal museum she told the girls handicrafts music a bit of mathematics history and religious education. this is an against going to go look at these and that was a completely new role

of us religious education was a key part of what you drove with the reformation by translating the bible martin luther contributed to developing the german language and made the holy scripture accessible user society as a whole to everyone thanks to the printing press the bible was suddenly something everyone had access to the core aspect of faith was there and. all the leavers were able to inform themselves and to be informed citizens in their own faith because once they could read the bible themselves and this led to a new responsibility for education in society education went beyond theological issues and was seen as an important basis for all walks of life. and it was so important for martin luther. talked about. you your the youth being well educated and said that well educated youth would protect the city is because they said he said that the youth and well educated citizens would be the very best way protecting cities and society. so that's the start. of. the reformation ushered in an interest in education with the printing press suddenly. the scum of the hearts of society who wou

the bible opens next month.r. tony ziess is the executive director. >> we want every visitor to come out thinking, wow, that's the most extraordinary museum experience that i've ever had. >> reporter: do they hope for more? >> we hope they'll also say to themselves, maybe i need to look a little more closely at this fantastic book, the bible. i want you to glance at the ceiling. this is the most predominant thing we have here. >> reporter: an impressive l.e.d. display of biblical images. the family behind the museum owns the hobby lobby chain of craft stores. over denying employees health insurance coverage for emergency contra exception. we asked if the bible museum will also be controversial. >> some people will try to make it controversial because it's about a controversial book. but the truth is we want to reach all people and engage all people. >> reporter: but security is still of great concern. we got a glimpse of the system. >> you need to be perhaps a little more concerned about security than you would

we're not interested in doing some big bible or this one. we want to tell an exciting story about one person who had an impact on society. equal to what i was under around the world what. was. it that. the members of the choir at rehearsal it's. that project is a balancing act between entertainment and the effort to do justice to the figure of the author. the libretto was written by michel concent the he followed the production every step of the way including both choir and soloists rehearsals concert has been the lyrics for a range of chart topping hits and successful musicals. was. the three of my boys. what we wanted to do even through is to create an event. that isn't fusty and old fashioned. and a given that isn't classically traditional but doesn't put on airs here you know. i mean and we wanted to make it an evening of rock and. indian more the music and. then mention shows the audience that issues are still important to our lives. the idea seems to have worked. except for a bunch of my family are out there my son singing so it's a sp

. >>> the bible is about to open here in d.c. we'll take you inside for a sneak peek. >>> mega millions jackpot about to grow by millions. you have to pay more to play. wn break it do >>> your neighborhood could be amazon's future home. they received 238 proposals for h q2 including about a dozen in our backyard. d.c. proposed four different sites. there are bids in rockville, silver spring, new carrollton and greenbelt in maryland. plus a potential site near dulles airport. >> amazon's second headquarters is going to create 50,000 new jobs and many will pay $100,000 or more for a salary. all of a sudden people are leaving their jobs to try to go get sam zon. >> makes sense. amazon will make a decision soti >>> we're getting a look inside a museum coming to the national mall. it's the museum of the bible and opening day is a few weeks away. kristin wright takes us inside. >> reporter: washington is filled with museums. the newest set to open in a few weeks. it's going to have a lot of people talking. >> are you the first one to s

i stand on the bible.eading scriptures of encouragement to encourage myself in this time of affliction. cling to what is good. be kindly, affectionate to one another. >> franklin does bible study, you know, every day. he basically walks around in his cell preaching to himself. you got a lot of guys, they call it jailhouse religion. you do your dirt on the outside, but you get to jail, all of a sudden you're a holy roller. >> i don't hide behind anything. what i do is i just basically keep my head on straight by not thinking about what i'm here for, you know. >> what franklin is here for is the stuff of nightmares. he has pled guilty and is awaiting sentencing on four convictions. rape by force, sodomy of a helpless victim by force, robbery, and illegal use of a firearm. according to prosecutors, franklin contacted two women on a website known for escort service ads. he met them at a hotel where he drew a gun and forced each woman to have sex with him. then authorities say he made them have sex with each ot

you mentioned you mentioned bible reading ok look at most of the bible reading apps which are very that they're free what do they do at night and when your eyes are weak and do not want to read the bible you tell the app to read it to you in voice all that needs access to is your speaker. and yet if you look at the fine print they want to access to your camera your microphone your e-mails your contacts and good heavens people please an app that only needs to speak to you does not need access to your camera to take videos of you so we're not using the sense that god gave us to keep us away from this morass this swamp that is surrounding us now that we're need to wake up yeah a friend advised me that when a security question asked my mother's maiden name i should type in grapefruit because they might be able to find out and i am on facebook right are we tally of happiness social media. i like that that's a good idea ok use anything raspberry whatever but no do not give out your personal information to anyone under any circumstances if someone demands it throw away that app and get another

to commemorate the reformation scorpions front man mine in design the cover of a reissued luther bible he chose a verse about angels as its key message. of a man of god cloud on the story when you believe in god and i do then you often wish an angel would come along with an angel to protect you and to show you the way . to lift in both sides. it's something that's been on his mind for a while as is clear from his nine hundred ninety one smash hit send me an angel. that was the scorpions rock ballad about angels but it's not just rock and pop music that have been influenced by religion. killer beats and sharp lyrics to their faith one of them is philip big a bitch went to meet the hip hop preacher in his hometown of sling and you got. the labor party a risk i thought of it on this. without you or him gone but i'm sure i believe that so i only gave a brief them and i went then violet hears all gets like you thought the theory of a good these kids i got me to part by now but this isn't the usual gangsters and distracts gospel rappers like philip gave it a k. a few the elephant prefer to s

limelight and lived as a monk in a french ministry for six years there he drew inspiration from the bible hundred songs in latin hebrew and. he released them in twenty sixteen on a spiritual pop music album titled which is hebrew for spirit. is a lot. people out there. have a spiritual dimension to their music but we don't go very public about it i just want express a chapter in my life through an art form. but what's unique about michael patrick kelly's album is that he produced it without the support of a major label even so made it into germany's top twenty. kelly has enjoyed success with both secular and religious pop music. the band t.v. leg is all about the christian faith. the musicians belong to him and even jellicoe free church community in leipsic they want to praise the lord through their songs with catching up beat pop music. heavy metal band stocking feet are another german group rocking the christian tunes for more than twenty years the band has been proving that expressions of faith and heavy metal can go together satan doesn't get a look in here. just give jess unger hope

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the bible says, mind cannot imagine.d not even conceive of how great eternity will be with him. it will beside ellis. that it will be fabulous -- it will be fabulous. [applause] as fabulous as heaven will be, there also be a literal hell where the greatest tragedy of all of history, people who do not receive this free gift, there will be a place called hell, and held last just as long as heaven -- and hell last just as long as heaven. is my prayer and wish that everyone in this room make a decision today about where they will be for all of eternity. whether it be having or whether it be hell. -- whether it be heaven or whether it be hell. be has a desire that you with him for all of eternity, and that on earth you will live and abundant life in him, walking in a life of peace. it is possible. you see, we are governmentally engaged because first we were spiritually active. [applause] and that is why i say to all of , this isthis morning not the time to just -- yes it is the time to revel in happiness and glory and take th

these preachers were very numerous and interesting in that they were -- they preached a very sinful bible and sort of immediate conversion, and they were very democratic in other ways, too. they were rebels against the established churches, and the established social hierarchies in virginia and in new england, and they would sort of badly criticize the anglican establish independent virginia and -- establishment in virginia and the establishment in boston, and one went so far as to say -- i think this was john leyland, baptist -- should be in clear cal -- clerical establishment at april. should just be between the individual and god. so, this was a complete disruption but on the other hand i sort of -- the solution to the problem of people leaving their families, leaving their communities, going away into the woods, starting afresh, and nothing having those hierarchies to depend on anymore, and so they eventually established their own churches, methodist, baptist and presbyterians, but for a time it was really wild moment, and then in the cities, which last thing i'll say about this, is t

the lsu freshman died after attending a fraternity pledge event called "bible study."e's abc's gio ben neitebenit. >> reporter: one by one today, the frat brothers accused in the september hazing death of this lsu freshman were led away in handcuffs. their lawyers were upset it had to be so public. >> they are going to parade these kids up the walkway into the facility in the parish prison. that's not necessary. >> reporter: nine of the ten young men from phi delta theta are charged tonight with misdemeanor hazing. but 19-year-old matthew naquin, who witnesses say was the most aggressive that night, is also accused of negligent homicide, a felony. >> all of them regret the tragic loss in the case and we wish that could be repaired very easily but it can't. >> reporter: 19-year-old max gruver after what they called a "bible study" september 13th. pledges were asked questions about the fraternity, and police say that naquin and two others forced them to drink "190 proof alcohol" when they got answers wrong. a coroner's report tonight says that gruver's blood alcohol leve

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by nitpicking on his side, they overcame the knowledge of the bible and events and so on. so the press went away from the same that this was in rural tennessee where this took place thinking that fundamentalists were a bunch of hex who were just eventually going to be runover by the powers, the fundamental creatures of the day were very educated men who preached in new york city and st. louis in these tall steeple churches in the no one saw. so instead of disappearing, these fundamentalist pastors, powerful ones started creating their own systems in various part of the country, hundreds of churches, parts larger than nominations and this went completely unnoticed until after world war ii. the word evangelicalism gets retrieved after world war ii. who did that and why did they do it. >> i said it was billy graham and was in a popular way but it was also a lot of his friends and mentors. graham and what became the national association of evangelicals wanted a national revival and they thought they could get it at the time because just after world war ii america became an ext

there is bible in turn shaped the development of the german language. and luther's reformation left its mark permanently not only in europe's protestant norms. luther was a revolution fought for a church based on personal faith he also believed in love and the duty to love one's neighbor. over and over as well that we can seek and find love in everything we do but it will always be incomplete that everlasting love is elsewhere in the bottomless well inside ourselves. cody appreciates that her husband the big door lets her do were own thing. laurie penny calls herself pansexual and polyamorous. luther wouldn't approve of either of them to him marriage and family were anchors in a turbulent world. now what is love it's it's an idea in our heads and the idea and that idea is constantly changing and the idea of romantic love is entirely different now than it was a hundred years ago and we think of these things as constant but they're not constant told. news that rejected celibacy in fifteen twenty five years the german peasants' war was raging he married cu

the bible is clear about that. if you don't have jesus christ in your heart when you die, those things happen. we need to get back -- you know, i'll just end by saying this. daniel webster said as long as we continue in the bible, the country will continue to processer it. but if we in our pass period of time neglect the authority, no man can tell what sudden catastrophe may overwhelm us. and bury all of our glory. thank you. host: all right, kenneth from pennsylvania, you are now. hi, kenneth. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: sorry to have to, you know, call in on such a somber morning waking up to the news. i don't own a gun. never have owned a gun. i've been around families back in the day that has 30 guns down in the gun cabinet to take out for hunting purposes every now and then, but you just never heard of these mass shootings. i don't think gun control would have stopped this, but i will say that a couple of callers ago, it's disturbing that somebody would mention the nfl at all related to t

it's the museum of the bible. it is huge. 430,000 square feet. displays even cover panels along the ceiling. opening day is just a few weeks away. today the museum's executive director told us he wants the moosium to be more t experience. >> we hope they'll also say to themselves, maybe i need to look a little more closely at this fantastic book, the bible. >> security will be tight. the family behind the museum owns the hobby lobby chain of craft stores. it won a supreme court battle to deny certain types of contraception coverage to its employees. dr. zeiss says the bible itself is controversial but the museum doesn't have to be. >>> former fox news anchor bill o'reilly is firing back about reports of a massive settlement for sexual harassment. "the new york times" says o'reilly paid $32 million to a fox legal analyst, lise wheel, in january. the "times" adds that was just a month before fox renewed his contract. 21st century fox acknowledges it knew about the settlement but not the details and fired o'reilly after other allegations popped up.

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