he began to pray out to god, and god gave him a word. through fasting and praying, i believe this is the word for you and for this nation. the lord spoke to him and said pursue and go after them, and you shall without fail recover all. sir, the word of the lord, i believe for this nation and for this administration, is you will recover all. mr. trump: incredible, paula. thank you. next is chaplin ibrahim rahim. >> let us pray. gracious and merciful lord, i pray for our nation. i bring the needs of our citizens before you and ask that you be with all of us for the challenges we endured from covid-19. i pray for the victims and families of victims that have lost their lives as well as those that are fighting for their lives today. i pray for the many without jobs. i ask that you would give all of our nation's leaders the wisdom encouraged to lead us through this pandemic. i pray for our president, vice president, first lady, second lady. i ask that you help us to work together as a nation. i ask that you bless our congress and all those in

he began to pray out to god. god gave them a word.hrough fasting and praying, i believe this is the word for you and for this nation. the lord spoke to him. and said "pursue and go after thou. and you shall without fail recover all. through the word of the lord, i believe for this nation administration, is you will recover all." >> president trump: incredible, follow. thank you. next is chaplain abraham rahim. thank you, chaplain. >> that's pray. gracious and merciful lord, i pray for our nation. i bring the needs of our citizens before you and ask that you be with all of us through the challenges we endure from covid-19. i pray for the victims and families of victims that have lost their lives as well as those that are fighting for their lives today. i pray for them many without jobs, food, and shelter. i ask that you would give all of our nation's leaders the wisdom and courage to lead us through this pandemic. i pray for our president, vice president, first lady, and second lady. i ask that you help us to work together as a nation.

the weekend where i train the i to see god and find god and recognize his patterns of relating to us i'll be at in the dark and to recognize also the stirrings of grace in the promptings of grace. that's always trying to lure us back to themselves to see him with us under any condition and sense the current condition is most persuasively in the dark we've got to develop a night vision. the capacity this vision to see god in the dark to recognize stirrings of grace and opportunities for conversion in the shadows. in the twilight. in a faith illumined vision. >> i think it's difficult to develop a humane sensibility these days. more or less the one the piece these days. they're sort of accidents or a virus on the planet. where is the affirmation of my human nature and my soul work cannot be found? we talk about films from here on out seems to be vivid specialty of yours. you mentioned groundhog day. is that an examination of despairing world? >> yes. as i see and interpret groundhog day. >> a film from the 80s with bill murray lives the same day over and over again. 3 >> it's a story -

i was all fine thank god. god god god. god god god god. god. i'm going to say this is. you. know only the weeks to go to school and then have the monks in the swimming covered one 3rd of the journey. 6 ahead. exhausted they'll spend the night here and their white clothes. all of them taking off to the day's exertions. w.v.u. put in a whole new module will project. it out and take a beautiful. despite the 2nd night in his companions have lost none that's a timely fashion. i do thank. you cut because. it's taken nearly 30 hours to reach the river but the trip is far from over the head still in the rapids. this is the last leg of the journey for robert and his men and the most dangerous shooting the rapids with the trunk attached to some inner tubes. 2 men are in charge of the makeshift raft if they fall overboard $200.00 kilos of rooms which will fall on top of that junk cars are just off the communion ground when you fill up the total thank you to the 2 days in coney causing tallow which is out doesn't mean if you think i've done a trailing it out you want to keep. thank you

the love and acceptance and respt and connwi god. atdi we woed wit congregations and the county to develop four separate different treatment reentry centers across the county that someone could go to them and not have to worry about law enforcement involvement if they were subject to violations without anejice. thures or mosqor synagogues and get food. referrals for shelter and counseling available and as well as an open invitation to be part of the community and then go through job training, et cetera. >> we are hearing about the incredible work of the chaplains in the santa clara county jail system. we will be back in just a few minutes. >>> welcome back to mosaic. on this sunday morning as chaplain dave robinson who has been serving in the present ministries for almost a entire career. what about it or why do you feel called to serve in prison? >> i grew up in a church. i always had friends that were not in the church as it were. running with some of the street stuff and the drugs. i saw these guys searching. the congregation alwa

god offers power. i think the fundraisers, i've seen some of this from the inside. >> .great story about when you were asked by the moral majority and youare asked what is everything always so apocalyptic ? why can't we ever say we are doing a good job? >> i asked a prominent pastor associated with bone moral majority. i said why don't you ever send out a positive letter on what you're doing with people's contributions and he said you can't raise money on a positive. how cynical is that? if you say things are going great, thanks for your contributions, you made a difference they're not going to spend more money but if you say a world going pot, the president is terrible. whatever, send me 20 bucks. that is cynical manipulation. i don't care who's doing it and the left does the same thing and some of them usethe same fundraisers . work both side of the streets like a keeper and as long as the checks clear who cares and contributes to the cynicism, the polarization and anger. we are not each other's enem

and that's what really showed me, god put this man in my life, god did it, all the time i was looking for me and i was looking for my own ideas about what relationships was but he's the one that sent me the person that he created for me and it's completely different than everything i hade encountered. so now i get to spend my days with my best friend, my partner, he is my husband, he is everything. hesb is awesome. >> i wonder if you could talk a little bit about what you are doing now, you did a lot of work as in some sense you found your freedom before you released and we knew you were going to be freed, you started working on juvenile sentencing laws, you worked on a firm bill in tennessee that did not pass the first time it may be continue working on not, redesigning juvenile facilities, thinking about different protocols for how to work with juveniles who get caught in the system. you also talk about your capstone project for the experience of developing glittee first word. >> trafficking, expectation and rights. did you hear that. >> i'm wondering if you can talk about -- you ta

sebastiaan so god. had the fortitude to see so many things to put simply to solving things that made my life that it which. if was the sceptical i would say like it. in 2019 a photograph is scary news e.-m. in stockholm hosted the exhibition gold curated by star god knows wife lady. it features the iconic photographs as our god who took in the syrup are not a gold mine in brazil in 1906 over 30 years ago. black and white they have a timeless almost biblical quality. gripped by gold fever more than $50000.00 young men toiled in the mine 70 metres below ground usually caked in mud. the working and living conditions at what was then the world's largest open gold deposits were appalling. the men were suspicious of outsiders bizarre gado gained their trust. i spent 35 days and i miev to speak i sleep with that i eat what they eat and i became then that means i would therefore they wanted to leave it with this guy in that allowed me to do cedars off because. there was a lot of drinking and violence at the min

god bless our military. god bless the memory of the fallen.less our goldstar families, and god bless america. thank you very much. [applause] >> ♪ [instrumental "god bless america" plays] ♪ >> ♪ [band playing] [applause] [band playing] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that affect you. tuesday morning, the american conservative kelly discusses the use of technology in tracing those with coronavirus. catherine, a professor at george washington university's school of public policy and public administration, on the role of inspectors general. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> next, senators talking about how coronavirus will affect gatherings for memorial day. they thanked those who served. from last week, this is about 40 minutes. >> mr. president, i ask unanimous consen

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i was told by god. god god god. god god god god. god. i'm going to say this is. the only week to school and then have the monks in the spring covered one 3rd of the journey. 6 ahead. exhausted they'll spend the night here and the white clothes. but one of them taking to the day's exertions. w.v.u. put in a whole new module mccroskey. he shows us. the argentina beautiful. despite the something nights and his companions have lost none that a timely fashion. i don't. want to come to the test because. it's taken nearly 30 hours to reach the river but the trip is far from over the head still in the rapids. this is the last leg of the journey for robert and his men and the most dangerous shooting the rapids with the trunk attached to some inner tubes. 2 men are in charge of the makeshift raft if they fall overboard $200.00 kilos a bruise which will fall on top of that junk cars are just off the communion ground when you fill up the total thank you to the 2 days in county cars in color which are causing me if you think of one a trailing it out you want to keep coming th

that's god's parameters.m tearing up this cease and desist order right here, and i'm telling you right now, we are going to do it god's way! we're going to do it god's way, god tells us how to worship him, nobody else gets to do that. >> laura: batman, pastor stacy shiflett joins us now. that gave a lot of people goose bumps across the country who saw that video, what's the reaction been from the community and other faith leaders? i know you talk to them. >> it's been overwhelming, thank you for having me on your show, i'm a huge fan. i didn't plan on doing that, it wasn't scripted, i happen to have it in my handss and there's two things that get mes passionate. one is the american flag and the other is the word of god. those two things have been jeopardized in the last few months. it reached a boiling point for me last night and i decided we couldn't take it anymore and it's time to push back and make some noise, see if we can't get our churches open. >> laura: invariably what many will say is you're putting

god offers power come his power.he has the only power to change a life and to change direction of nations. the fundraisers, i've seen some of these from the inside. >> host: you tell a great story when you are at the moral majority and you asked why is everything always so apocalyptic? like every over say we're doing a good job? can you tell us what you learn from it? >> guest: i i asked a prominent pastor not associate with moral majority, i said why don't you ever send out a positive letter on what you doing with peoples contributions? he said you can't raise money on apposite. how cynical is that? if you say things are going great, thanks very contributions, you remain a difference, they will they wern any more money. but if you say the world is going to pot, the president is terrible, whatever, send me 20 bucks. you're more likely -- but that is cynical manipulation. the left does the same thing. some of them use the same fundraisers. they worked both sides of the strait like a cheap poker. as long as the check c

we may be trying to figure out, who is god. is god real. in some of us struggle with getting angry. i struggled with being angry. he definitely has a plan when i had the opportunity to sit and be still. and really focus my eyes on him, he will speak to you. he spoke to me and he will speak to you too. [background sounds]. guest: firstly, thank you for sharing your story. and the transformational work you're doing in saving the community. i briefly introduce the house present initiative offering an associate degree for 21 men in the security prison. it is now working to offer a bachelors degree. when the major civic studies in arts and sciences. our students want to have a positive impact on their communities while there still incarcerated and is the released in this major gives them the tools to do that. the mission statement says that the dedicated to the application knowledge providing transformative information and increases collaborative environment. having heard this and having done education prison, and the profound impact of this can have on someone. what about a role in upho

god willing so. unfortunately indonesia is not immune from beast global trend of pricing intolerance and yes there is a rising intolerance. i'm . going to. want to. know. in. egypt any minute. without embark on an investigative journey through indonesia home to 270000000 people. more muslims live here than in the entire middle east in fact it's the most populous muslim country in the world. indonesia is also the largest island nation on the planet with hundreds of different languages and cultures it's a true melting pot of people and religions. following 3 decades of dictatorship in their nature is in western ares proof that islam and democracy are compatible. the western media have likened the current president yoko we don't owe to former u.s. president barack obama but indonesia like other muslim countries is struggling with the role of islam in modern society islam is forces are intent on turning a country of diversity into a theocracy to date terrorist attacks are primarily targeted the christian

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god willing so. unfortunately indonesia is not immune from this global trend of pricing intolerance and yes there is a rising intolerance. going to. want to. again it me. without embark on an investigative journey through indonesia home to 270000000 people. more muslims live here than in the entire middle east in fact it's the most populous muslim country in the world. indonesia is also the largest island nation on the planet with hundreds of different languages and cultures it's a true melting pot of people and religions. following 3 decades of dictatorship in their nature is you know westerners proof that islam and democracy are compatible. the western media have likened the current president yoko we doto to former u.s. president barack obama but indonesia like other muslim countries is struggling with the role of islam in modern society islam is forces are intent on turning a country of diversity into a theocracy. to date terrorist attacks are primarily targeted the christian minority several 100

god bless the industrial revolution. we have some upgrades that are needed and how responsible we were with the foundries and production of all these goods and services. it was the sportsmen, the hunters, the duck hunters, the trappers, the fisherman that sounded the alarm. we found out who the polluters were. a great celebration. now, lake erie doesn't catch fire anymore. conservation is what we finance, is what we manage. not only could we get medicine out of the deal, the endangered species and songbirds and nongame, people thrive because wildlife habitat brings is quality of life. >> one of the things they don't talk about, we have seen it in florida with an investment into the everglades from the trump administration. woods, ieck of the think they did 750 million dollars to fix up that watershed , to shore up those things, to better them environmentally for sportsmen and everyone to enjoy. if the trump administration does something like that, even though it is totally unprecedented, crickets. no one says anything. i

my god. oh you know i was there and i asked if they try help your family out on his i walk they walk. for health care i are yeah they are and he will have an. i don't i live valid caring i'll have your old baby had it to the end where we saw. or prime. minister me my god only. and no. i hate. my guns letting me have them so be. it with any scream at the. emblem of. what. you want to. see when our front of cells one of. you hank you mark i want them going to want to. well of course. all you are not for your. daughter. or do want about some. of us an auditor come out here at the. cafe and. do you know. about what about. i work at a company. we're going to go to. a local. so if you do. what i do have a. lot of money ok. there. are whole bunch of local. really. good quarter. i think maybe. yeah. yeah. i thought a lot. but i managed. i don't. get going to. be. in allows the i'm going. to call it awful awful on top of the nuclear. threat so. yeah it does got to be made at the moment i want to look

vitale wrapped it up, saying of the face, "that's the image of god right there, and i want to see it in my brothers and sisters." classic good-guy statement: "i want to look you in the eyes while i kill you." now, there is one politician

god knows spend several months of the year in brazil. but they have no intention of returning for good. he spent 11 years. away from brazil because it was not possible go back. up the ship was that it had a lot of friends of what church that thought of such innate in brazil and he's staying for us when begin of the apes picked up the ship finish was supposed to go back and is wont to have our kids in france or have one child but that dost thou sing wrong and if rice choke to forehead pick up the kids in france are so good so well but bad that in brazil not that we take decision to stay because our son in the oil law of the frappes is a pawn to that to receive us so well we are also french and after that we started to split our lives between brazil and france in or out of that it had been. suggested also gado returned to brazil to recover and to help the nature he grew up with recover. and also to document the vital importance of the natural environment ultimately this is what led him to what might be his most ambitious project ever his e

promethea use stool fire from the gods who gave it to humans. and punishment zeus created the seductive pandora. and gave her a box as accused. even though she had been mourning. and her opened the box. and all the evils of the world escaped. only hope was left inside. the human race we have a tremendously decent track record so far of extricating ourselves from profound difficulties once we understand what produces them. we have that the value way all values is this important to may because i'm a culture old maid but the juice having my strengths polled by the society at large who are really systematically questioned what i want and why i do what i do. so you either give the spare and do nothing or you do some. do it with passion and conviction. michael douglas is a project that i started for myself to try to. get rid of everything that around. because i found that the more things i own the less happy i was. never i was traveling i noticed that i didn't really miss all of the things that i had owned and when i got back i can really tell you wha

wherever he goes or god who treats his subjects with utmost respect. nature people their traditions and culture like here in papua new guinea where he photographed indigenous tribes whose traditions are endangered. the of. the semester also gado has explored the depths of what mankind can do. but he remains an optimist hopeful that the world can change for the better. you may have a new c.e.o. rebellions you see i do not lose it. i don't lose it also might energy and. no no no to see the human animal. is a political animal we are all polluted. we are all coarse and we've decided that we are the most important for all our summa nice to feel so diety and community and deals we are told in that he sees my football to good at. what's happening that's in my life if was not said to go a big kiss up the same thing that can. you take a photo in a fraction of a 2nd sangamo is sad but you need time to arrive there. time commitment experience and internet curiosity. some critics have said that he aesthetic size is suffering but his pictures are too beautiful. so

i was really torn between believing in a god, and to believe god to be just and righteous, and at the same time reflecting on the horrors and injustices which i and millions of others suffered. i could not reconcile it. (praying quietly) and i began to doubt the existence of a god. but i looked around me and it became clear to me, crystal- clear, that there had to be a god, an almighty creator, and i concluded the almighty has given us finite minds which just cannot comprehend the events we nt through. and therefore, it must have been the almighty's will that we do not understand, that we do believe in him purely through faith, not logic, and on, on that basis, i have remained a faithful and believing jew. (praying quietly) >> when you come here and stand over your parents' graves and think of them, do you also think of your brother? >> i do. one hears of miraculous reunions where members of the family find each other after 60 years or more, by pure chance. and therefore... i have never recited any memorial prayer on his behalf, always making myself believe that maybe he's still alive

and the god that i believe is a god but is loving a god that. we'll forgive you no matter what your sin is. a god that wants the best for humanity. you know a god that is all encompassing and all kinds. you know why he needs criticism of indonesian society is not solely directed at religious extremists. the ruling class at the political and economic level she tells us is also to blame for growing intolerance. which she would do if you could change one thing. puff the problem will be gone like that corruption. corruption they see the source of all evil in this country corruption makes. people in we dismantle powerful. corruption makes. secular people then dawning with a dismantles because they are corrupt because they want to control resources so corruption makes people forget about the plight of the poor people. behind the friendly and tolerant facade of indonesia it seems tension is growing including in the cosmopolitan capital. in the full of 2019 parliaments attempted to disempower the anticorruption authority and also pass strict tomorrow le

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going god oh my god oh my god. i'm.so there on the highway no and i don't need to use my hands to do that. oh my god i'm. so homeboy you want to know your family but i could actually play. put on some make up whatever. so my curse officially a level 2 autonomous vehicle it can stay in lane and don't read and anything but i do the rest. level 5 is the top level when you don't leave a human driver or a steering wheel my car is a long way from that as i found out on the album. oh god. so the question is how far we have to improving but when traffic would autonomous cars here in the heart of growing as one of the most interesting test tracks to improve autonomous driving where connect the cars already drive alongside normal ones it's actually the 1st in a city test track for automated and networked driving. this project is run by a bromance technical university and no we're here to meet the developer of something . what is the difference between my autonomous driving car and the test field you have installed here right in t

rarely going to a domain done god a day. and a 1000000 recess and still i discuss is the same malaya. the dead and then they. are all mine. it's the. most lunar. done sooner and muslim. on muslim nothingness is nothing nothing nothing. is. coming. 35 years ago there was a global solidarity to annihilate the scourge of fascism from here the soviet union and its western allies prevailed against nazi germany today such global solidarity is sadly missing in days of the current pandemic in what yanks this very necessary solidarity. and. all that sugar has created excess body fat the majority of people worldwide and that impairs immunity and therefore makes us more vulnerable to infection and during this period when we're more isolated in our all. we. want to eat more sugar that's really the worst thing people do the data that's coming in is clearly is just very clear that it's those that are. symptoms of over 5 today how co-morbidities minutes those individuals that are coming into the hospitals it's those individuals that are st

thank god for bill barr. we have to clean up this mess. i will tell you now, every bit as breathless about all the things they said about family. turned out to be no. will the media look at what i'm trying to do question probably not. some other people well, you well and i'm going to create a record for history so this will not go unanswered. it's going to take a while, starting in june for them going to issue a report in october for the election trying to explain how bad crossfire hurricane was. >> thank god you are looking into it. we appreciate that. senator graham stay right there everybody at home we'll be right back after this very short commercial break. stay with this. >> welcome back to team trump online i am large trump i am joined by senator lindsey graham from the great state of south carolina. we just heard, what's happening why it's so important for all of us understand this case. senator graham let's about human president trump regarding america's former policy. in january trump made the critical decision to shut down travel

gold curated by so god was wife leni on. it features the iconic photographs saw a god who took in the syrup are not a gold mine in brazil in 1906 over 30 years ago black and white they have a timeless almost biblical quality. gripped by gold fever more than $50000.00 young men toiled in the mine 70 metres below ground usually caked in mud. they're working and living conditions at what was then the world's largest open gold deposit were appalling. the men were suspicious of outsiders but saw gado gained their trust. i spent 5 days and i mean we have to speak i sleep with that i eat what they eat and i became then that means i will definitely wanted to leave it with this guy in that allowed me to do cedars off because. there was a lot of drinking and violence at the mine. police were often called to the scene. was just to the head present the to fall to state if you are. the walka is holding the kind of off the rifle but the point is smith has a gun in the other hand we have to finger prick had it for shot that it walk here it

can you talk at one point seeing god asommunity. is this something you can talk about if you still feel that way? >> this is a journey, s so wheni talk about my faith and now you can't tell me anything, but it hasn't always been that way. i went through the searching process and thinking okay this must be what this is and this must explain this. but when i really got into the program can and this is a community of believers, this is the first time that i really had an interaction with people that really professed to believe in jesus, where my friends were completely different and they looked at me how people would look at jesus. consider the below of the low. you are no different than this guy over here. i love you jt the same. it was a completely different experience to see i do belong to a community. that was powerful. you kind of alluded to this earlier, but it seems like your personal growth and relationships of a particularly romantic and/or relationship to your faith and god were all kind of intertwin and there is a moment in

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god bless you and god rest your soul. three more among the thousands of lives cut short by covid-19 across our state. this is our family. we all mourn with those left behind. this weekend, let's take a moment to say a prayer for them as we remember our fallen military heroes especially. switching gears. we just got word that my request for an extension of the fema testing sites in bergen community college and the pnc bank center has been accepted and extended until the end of june, which is a big deal. otherwise, it was only going to be to the end of may. that is huge. also there is an acknowledgment that the capacity of testing in each of those sites will also be raised. that is really, really good news from a testing front. we get a quick announcement from the office of the secretary of higher education, dr. zacchaeus with ellis. our public colleges and universities will be dividing up 68.8 million dollars in federal cares act funds to help them cover more of the expenses they have incurred in their efforts to continue

recognizes only guidance of god in our national affairs whether or not you believe in god i have a feeling no one relies on his guidance to put kids in cages or create massive wealth inequality and i'm certain that politicians like senator lindsey graham never seek his guidance before they do or say anything especially since people usually say god's name in vain whenever they hear him talk of if george w. bush how would you approach the right but the origins of today's pledge and each revision only further stoke the fires of intense nationalism at the expense of indigenous people cultural acceptance and diplomacy and that type of nationalism look stupid when our country hasn't even dispense the better version of the show love island let alone liberty and justice for all. games they don't want anything for it so as long as covert 19 continues to expose the worst of our countrymen maybe we can revise the pledge again i don't know maybe switch it up and say one nation under god through loo instead or maybe we can pledge allegiance to each other rather than a flag that represents corporate ame