the bible and the whip are back where they belong. leave one of those cultural objects back in our country so that our children can look study and be inspired by them. kendrick with voice is a national hero in libya children are taught about the freedom fighter who rebelled against the german colonial occupation was. it was his descending single phrases of his heroism. the. shadow not to let you break i got the wee hours out you must bring back everything which is not jobs. in germany their knowledge meant of our difficult colonial past has taken far too long but it has begun. it taken for this is the return of the bit boy bible and whip after more than 100 years far too long. and i'm deeply sorry for that. the bible and with is handed to the president of namibia. but there is an irony to the fact that the 1st major artifact to be returned by germany to africa was a bible brought by the german colonial masters to namibia and then stolen by the news is the repatriation of looted art really so much empty symbolism is it perhaps not more

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she is a wonderful bible teacher.lead. deborah would be eisenhower, reagan, john roberts, billy graham and chris hall and hall and all-in-one. she was a worship leader, artist, activist, a leader and she balanced compassion for encourage in a way that is a great model for us today. >> shannon: welcome i hope that people who don't know her story will learn more about it in the book. the book will be out march 30th. thank you for for being with us. great to have you. >> what a great privilege to have you on. >> shannon: a battle to have students in the classroom continues a new study that bring stats and science to the table. we will tell you what they say next. ♪ ♪ nicorette® knows, quitting smoking is hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey are you kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette®. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette® still your best friend. and now your co-pilot. still a father. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. stil

whatever battles you are facing the bible teaches us to be armed and ready. this reason deborah and yale exemplified bold brave female leaders who embody the obedience and action god seeks from us. god works in mysterious ways and showed us through to women, how to be modern warriors that i feel that i have been a woman in challenge in my life and social media and career. i feel we face battles all the time. it's all about trusting in god and trusting in ourselves and taking deep breaths and realizing how much strength we have and how we can power through it. i think about i think of women in the front line in the military defending our freedom and teachers fighting for children. as politicians we are always faced with battles every day in the book of judges israel turned away from god. god allowed his army commanders to oppress the israelites. after years of abuse israel cried out for help. god answered their plea to a judge, a woman named deborah mack i really love the story of deborah. i identify with her because my legal background in working as a lawyer.

an issue is to say we are wrong, we have been misinterpreting the bible all these centuries and the bibleys about lgbt q issues or whatever they might be with a third position is to say god's word is god's word, god's nature doesn't change, the bible can never be what it never meant. our call is to speak the truth to the culture. the challenge is to do that in a way that offers compassion and grace while speaking with clarity and courage. shannon: people talk about controversial issues. i always remind them we are to love god with hearts, soul and mind, and not to go around judging every one and to love them, respect them, we you are kind enough to look at my book that is coming out about women in the bible and what we can learn from them and women in the church and their place. one of my favorite people in the bible is a leader of israel, she leads them into a battle, she is the leader of the whole nation and she is a woman and we can see from her, and chose to believe in god's faithfulness. >> a perfect example. a terrific book, i very much enjoyed it. what she says goes to a point my w

he looked back and said wait, what was the name inside that bible? he opened it up, it was the pollard family bible. george pollard's family. he said -- should i have this? don't you think it should be somewhere else? i said i think the folks at the nantucket historical association would love to have it. and sure enough, this wonderful gentleman, it was in the mail by that week. at that point, there was an essex exhibit and within the week, the pollard family bible was on exhibit at that exhibit. so, for me, this was like the power of history to bubble up. i grew up in pittsburgh. mare time center of the universe. and they were descended on the essex. and they said they had an oral tradition in the family, that, whenever it was time for dinner, they all sat down right away and began eating because they all knew what happened when grandpa got hupgry. it was fun when the book came out. the story just kept on happening and it was really wonderful. >> and we have the bible is in the collection and we had it in our 2015 show. >> and by the way, your exhib

and within the week the pollard family bible was an exhibit. .so for me it was the power of history to bubble up. once the book came out i got a card from the rams del family, i grew up in pittsburgh the maritime center of the universe and they were descended from the rams out on the essex. and they said they had an oral tradition in the family that when it came to grandpa, whenever it was time for dinner, they all sat down right away. immediately. they all knew what would happen when it grandpa rams delegate hungry. another tradition that came down. . it's been fun when the book came out. it's like something that the story just kept on happening and it was a really wonderful. >> yes, we have the bible in the collection? we had our 2015 show. >> by the way, your exhibit was terrific it was so fun. you had a game, basically people could -- you would be one of the crew members, right. you would find out what happened. i was talking to someone who was at that point sitting a couple of four-year-olds, twins. when i got one character and the other one

the paintings depict vividly imagine scenes from the bible. the simple stylisation brought the bible stories alive for believers. the few space faded it is seen now or let's look for instance at the scene in which jesus blocks the damn souls out of the jaws of hell zeal of steam who. at it there is an element of comedy about this its head off and it gives a cool meek to the devil is shown looking very disappointed as the souls he thought he had secured are torn away from him even the show. since even. some of the settlers were craftsmen who brought their skills to the new country forging for instance and the art of bronze casting. this enabled the settlers to produce all their own tools for craft work and agriculture. farming yields also increased thanks to the experience and teachings of the monks who shared their knowledge with the local population. in the heart of the german capital there's a museum with a model village for 50 years that has been giving visitors an impression of what berlin must have been like before it became a large city

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that's -- we have the bible is in the collection.we had it in our 2015 show. >> by the way, your exhibit was terrific. that was -- it was so fun. you know, you had -- it was a game, basically. people could -- you'd take -- you'd be one of the crew members, right, and then you would find out what would happen to you. i was talking to someone who was at that point sitting a couple of 4-year-olds and they were twins. and, you know, one got one character, the other got the other character. and one of the twins died, was eaten, and the other survived. it was a huge hit. >> oh, thank you. for those in the audience who may not have had a chance to see it. when we presented the story of the "essex" in 2015, we looked at, what are the core ideas of the story we want our visitors to come away with? and that the story involves a journey was a key part of what we wanted to communicate. and it involved real people. again, getting back to that connection to real people in the past. and so we built a reproduction boat of the right scale. >> yeah. >

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and when i realized there was no bible, immediately i told them to find the bible, to go over to the masonic temple which was right next door, and to get the bible that i need to take an oath on the sacred word. the oath was very short, of course. but when i got to the end, i said that i will do everything in my power to preserve and protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. i added the word, so help me god and in the ritual of the masonic order, of which i was a very high person, i stooped and kissed the bible. now the day before, congress made resolution that following the oath of office, all of congress, the supreme court will join the president and the vice president and special services at st. paul's chapel, five blocks away. the reason it was at st. paul's chapel is in 1789, it was the only public building still standing that was not destroyed during the invasion of new york by the british. we had carriages prepared to convey all of congress down to see polls. however, the price of the crowd was so great, more than 10,000 people, we could not get the carriages

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they are talking about the bible and faith and prayer and their family.ting the police, standing for the anthem, the first amendment, the 10th amendment. the things our founders understood, loved and cherished. that, to me is real elitism. that is what our country is grounded in. active, average citizens who know what really matters. guess when the last time they talked about the bible at the ivy league was -- 1840. our elite institutions do not want any knowledge whatsoever of what really matters in our country, so i am honored to have that assignment to travel across the country and meet those people who need you as active activists to fight for them because they are watching it get ripped away from them. in fact, i'm starting a project and one of the places it is getting ripped away most dramatically is the classroom. it is the classroom. at fox station, have a great opportunity to do documentaries around things i really love and am passionate about. history, jerusalem, bethlehem, the holy city, talking about the state of israel is something i am very

movie dick, is my personal bible. and not being an academic, i miss the camaraderie, of being with fellow intellectuals. so this symposium idea, it's just so much fun for me. it has been great to hear tough facts to follow. but it's just been wonderful. i remember years ago, i think the first academic conference i ever attended, was here on nantucket. when susan beagle, and west tiffany, organized a signed back for the environment conference. and i delivered a paper, on stein backs last novel. and by that time, you know we associate him with california, and he had settled in sag harbor. it's an old whaling port in long island. and the discontent is about that town, and meeting the challenges of development. a historic town and dealing with all that and it resonated and i brought into the connection with will be dick and he was for the he was there for the centennial of will be dick. and he said i've never been in a place with so much energy. and he would write a post significant portion of east of eaton, and he was go

and kissed the bible. now the day before congress made a resolution that following the oath of office. all of congress and the supreme court will join the president and vice president special services at saint paul's chapel five blocks away the reason it was that saint paul's chapel. is in 1789. it was the only public building. still standing that was not destroyed during the invasion of new york by the british we had carriages prepared. to convey all of congress down to saint paul's. however, the press of the crowd was so great more than 10,000 people. we could not get the carriages through. so people stood aside. and i in congress walked. the five blocks for two hours we prayed. in that place. i told reverend provost. i want no sermons this. is a petitioning. service a time of prayer for this new government and this wonderful the united states of america. and we prayed for lands beyond the rivers that we know not. do you know? that i understand. that just 20 years ago. another invasion manhattan brought

people asked, how does she know so much about the bible? because she dictated the bible a lot. she tended to have children read the bible to her. apparently if an adult read the bible and she asked hem to repeat it and repeat it and repeat it so she could understand, she starred adding their own commentary, their own clarification. she said children were as patient as could be. they would read it over and over and over to her so she finally could register it and remember it. for her narrative, she dictated this to a white friend of hers, and this woman, olive gilbert, put it together with some commentary, and those are explicit. this is going to be the base of what we know about sojourner truth. later in life after the civil war, additional additions will be published. some of those later editions will include her scrapbook. things that she had collected over time that kind of added and clarified her story from 1850 on. but this is what we have. so anything about her personal insight as a slave or her years afterwards and what she doesn't want to say comes from this. just to gi

i think of esther in the bible.lace where she could advocate. right now in our country and this time we need people who are advocates. whether that's about free-speech or the family, protecting and fighting for justice. those who are oppressed. we need people for such a time as this who are going to stand up empowered by the holy spirit to do the work he has called us to do. i appreciate you for doing that. >> shannon: you guys are on the front lions having tough conversations. your book "under our skin" it was so important last year for a lot of folks to be able to broach the conversations and talk to our children and each other about reconciliation trying to right the wrongs and looking at what our role has been in trying to make things better. thank you guys. god bless you guys and i can't wait for folks to hear her podcast installment. the book is out march 30. hopefully we will see you before then. >> have a good night. >> shannon: you too. good news before we say good night. illinois community jumping into act

women of the bible speak is out march 30th, you can go to foxnews.com/books and preorder it now. of 2020 to finally declaring a pandemic a year ago today. fox news night investigates next. this is worth. that takes wealth. but this is worth. and that - that's actually worth more than you think. don't open that. wealth is important, and we can help you build it. but it's what you do with it, that makes life worth living. principal. for all it's worth. shannon: president biden marked one year since the coronavirus pandemic lockdown with his first primetime address to the nation tonight. doctor mark siegel is reviewing how the world health organization largely under the influence of china wasted precious weeks waiting to declare the outbreak from wuhan a global pandemic. >> one year from the date world health organization and it was called the global pandemic but that is far from the whole story. on january 21st, 2020, chairman xi jinping asked him to delay calling this outbreak a worldwide pandemic and then on january 20 third 2020 while i was tweeting a warning to the world, it wa

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of the paintings depict vividly imagine scenes from the bible. these simple stylisation brought the bible stories alive for believers. a few. let's look for instance at the scene in which jesus walks the damn souls out of the jaws of hell zeal. at truth there is an element of comedy about this it's an egregious a cool make the devil is shown looking very disappointed as the souls he thought he had secured are torn away from him. since even. some of the settlers were craftsmen who brought their skills to the new country forging for instance and the art of bronze casting. this enabled the settlers to produce all their own tools for craft work and agriculture. farming yields also increased thanks to the experience and teachings of the monks who shared their knowledge with the local population. in the heart of the german capital there's a museum with a model village for 50 years that has been giving visitors an impression of what berlin must have been like before it became a large city and that's not as long ago as you might think. the friends associ

i feel like there is something that makes me want to do as we are called for in the bible and multiply. when i think about raising my children, i want to provide for them, give them shelter, give them sustenance. but when i think about this, i want them to learn to be independent. because of that, i will let my child push the boundaries. maybe he's reaching for a limb which is a little too far and might experience what it's like to fall out of a tree or take a tumble on a playground that hurts a little bit. the fact that he will learn what failure is. but when my child starts to experience this extreme difficulty and realizes he is in pain, what is he going to do? he's going to cry out. and as a father, i will want to come to his aid and fix all these problems for him and put him in a safe and sheltered area. that's the role of a father and the role of a mother. but my friends, that is not the role of our government. our government right now is trying to buy votes in their desperate scramble to have nothing but complete power. they are promising medicare for all. they are promising fre

tell it even if you want to learn about the bible. the lyrics of the songs that does what inspired him sometimes when i'm depressed i used to listen to a good music then i'll be ok in the afternoon black arrest i head to the radio studio to host his primetime reggae show. he believes its popularity just goes to show how important reggae is to many people in ghana and you're right it's not because it is just reagan but it is because the message that rig a star for is whether people are listening to a reggae is the only kind of genre that are stored frame and be find its message a message of unity and peace. and other lovers of reggae in ghana the beach will continue to sound from generation to generation. you need see love and peace hardly anyone preached that message more than. he's not just an idol for black rock star but the icon of reggae music around the world so why did his lyrics inspire so many people how it's rigged linked to african decolonization and need docs sites to regain my colleague sure tells you the whole truth every

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shannon: a reminder my new book, women of the bible speak, the wisdom of 16 women and their lessons fore for preorder, foxnews.com/books, joined me at 10:00 pm eastern with a special program, guests like kathy lee gifford and sarah evans and many others as we talk about how women of the bible guide us through our everyday challenges. here is a clip. >> in the book of exodus we meet me are you. her story is set against the backdrop of ongoing oppression of the jewish people. the jews had multiplied to the extent that they begin to fear them, he prepared a plan to get rid of them. >> this is one of the stories of the bible you can see it and feel it as it is unfolding, the hebrews were in a terrible situation where the pharaoh was worried the population was between too strong against the egyptians so he said every hebrew baby had to be thrown in the mayor river. >> not everyone obeyed his order. moses's parents had their special baby boy. when they were unable to hide him any longer they can concocted a plan. >> what they decided to do was make almost a baby arc and have his sister miriam

in fact you know, everybody is trying, pete to push the bible out, to marginalize the bible.eople of faith and who hold the bible in their hands and the stories of how the bible impacted american history, even at the very recent times. it is a very powerful story with all kinds of fascinating incidents, what happened at jamestown. that one verse from i these i don't knowians 5 allowed them to sure try. pete: incredible. an episode about george washington. watch. >> in march of 1776 an unusual set of weather patterns saved continental army. even at this early stage of the revolution, the american patriot s sense god was fighting for them. them. pete: robert, it was not just during the revolution. the george washington put his hand not on the constitution, when he was sworn in as president, it was the bible. >> he placed his hand on the bible. he gave his first oath of office, the first action of the first president, was to bend over and kiss the bible. they revered the scripture. it gave them the principles they needed for freedom and for liberty and for the moral foundation t

day after much anticipation and lots of support from you at home to my new book, the women of the biblenks to you it's up to shannon: exciting day of anticipation, my new book the women of the bible speakers out today and thanks to you it is number for the amazon new release list. joining us to talk about the inspiration in these story, former miss universe, good to have you with us tonight. >> thank you for having me and congratulations with your book, i received my copy in the mail today, ordered it a couple weeks ago and i'm so excited for so many women to be encouraged by your book. it is a phenomenal job just bringing these women, thousands of years ago for reminding us that god they worship and praise who is the same god that performs miracles today. shannon: that is the message i hope people will get, it is timeless thing we all struggle with certain things and women who lived centuries ago are much like us today, you had a chance to read the book and you were interested in the chapter about outsiders, hard for a lot of folks to look at you and think she has been so successful bu

viewer not alst oberon. 2 objects have been exhibited in stuttgart just twice in over 100 years a bibleand a whip from namibia. in 2013 the namibian embassy formally requested their return. german southwest africa 893. hendrik with boy lived in a village called han cons. he was the chief of a nama clan and a devout lutheran. driven by his religious ideals he rebelled against the cruelty of the colonial oppressors. that april german colonial forces attacked and ransacked the village 18 people were brutally murdered and the others taken by the soldiers who also made off with with boys bible and cattle web.

at my new book "women of the bible" is coming out next week.swer, but you can ask. it starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern, by the way, the fox nation series we did looking at the women from the bible with the sara evans, kathie lee gifford, chrissy swanson, that all kicks off sunday on fox nation. we go through all the stories and you will hear from them and see what they think about their favorite stories. >> greg: where's the calendar? >> shannon: we are working on it, there's going to have to be some a conditions. may be "women of the bible" calendar. >> juan: up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, no jesse, this time it's the spacex falcon, take a look at the sky over seattle last night. at that spectacular light show is debris from the falcon nine rocket, the spacecraft launched 22 days ago, stuck second stage did not burn up, there is no impact in the north pacific region because the atmosphere tore up most of it reading that light streaks. to some of it may have landed in the rocky mountains near canada. that's about it. >> greg: if you're in

, what does the bible say about women?t jesus saw women, welcomed women, elevated women, jesus broke the glass ceiling for women in a lot of ways and i was encouraged by this book for anyone out there that doesn't feel seen, think of jillian: dhillon who remained at the 2 when he rose again, her name, he knows our name as well and all the stories inspired remind us that women have played intricate roles in the life, legacy and ministry of jesus christ. shannon: i was so encouraged by studying all of them and other people were hopeful for their struggles as well. a lot of highss, sometimes they get it right and sometimes they don't but god is working through their stories. thank you so much, great to see you. >> thank you. chad program tells us what democrats used to say versus what they say now about the filibuster next. ♪ ♪ the chevy silverado trail boss. when you have a two-inch lift. when you have goodyear duratrac tires. when you have rancho shocks and an integrated dual exhaust. when you have all that, the last thing

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study with me and he read the bible and about hope and about now truth basically had told him everything that i was arrested for which your attorney doing for years and not much sitting here still in use while help you with your case anything that i can do and you know by the way do you have any money that i could you know i don't have the money in and you know if you can help me out with some money my dad put money on his books for him and i might turn it comes down and has a tape recorder and pushes. and it's robert hughes on the tape saying i'm in liskeard in the 7000 model of the county jail and and you know he he ran down how he killed his mom. my jaw is just on the table i can't believe it this is my friend this robert hughes this christian this good guy my case was the 4th case 4th defendant against whom robert hughes had come forward and claimed a confession in the span of about a year and a half i think for about a decade prosecutors had this corrupt alliance with jailhouse informants who would . either make up or try to solicit confessions from fellow inmates and then use that

. 10 so intent i would jump at their eyes that peace and that would jeopardize the conditions for bibles retain and we're not immune to the. benefits so more or less is being jet towards the stability of the country the peace processes in the country and like you said not about the bread and butter issues that people. always look you'll have to buy the of course i mean people are also. not happy with the state or school and if you look at some of the conversation with some of the population a lot of people want change you know because of the kind of social commitment challenges that confront them every day. bad it seems to me that this particular parliamentary election is more or less an issue of how the pilots cab persistence in. every cause for ok is the substance all the actions yes for coming back to you that idea of the politicians accepting what they're being told because again and again and again the voters that we've been reporting with here on al-jazeera saying the same thing we're voting for peace do the politicians really genuinely in a trustworthy sense i.e. can they be trust

if people can't be safe in bible study, then they cannot be safe anywhere. and what we have here was a young man who had no business having a gun, was able to get a gun because the wrong information was keyed in. now, i will always believe that he knew the law well enough to intentionally give wrong information. by the time they found the right information, he had the gun. that's all we're doing here is saying, give officials time to do the background check. and then if it passes muster, get the gun. i want to thank those who have been involved in bringing this bill to the floor, and i hope that once again, as we did before, we can have bipartisan support to get it done. and i'm so glad that on the other side of the aisle, senator blumenthal has agreed to sponsor this bill in the senate and he and i did a joint session with the widow of the pastor of emanuel church yesterday. i'm so pleased to present him to you know, senator blumenthal. senator blumenthal: thank you, whip clyburn. i am really honored to be here, madam speaker. thank you for your leadership,

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