stories come about and what role did angels play in the stories of conflict between power and order heaven and. angels on the messengers of the one god of who no image exists and upon who knows human will have a set of eyes people worship god's words words that were brought by angels who were closest to him. they are spiritual beings just like him beams of light. the angels proclaim up god wishes to tell people. that is their calling. they were imagined to be all new present always talking guiding advising and judging people and so they became a central theme of the pictorial history that week old west and. christianity became the state religion of the roman empire at a time when it was already beginning to collapse the city of rome the capital was a civilized metropolis of millions whose standards of living and represented the pinnacle of human history. the roman emperor has placed themselves on the same level as the gods even today we talk of their buildings and legacies as monumental which also means overwhelming. different baptist because two of christianity whether it likes it or not

ten years later when his place of burial was changed his body was found not to decay it was as if heavenitself had approved of an erection of cops but then just found again a messed important place of pilgrimage in northern england. the pilgrims brought money the vikings learnt of it and raided the monastery the monks fled taking cost but you mains with. his wish had been not to be left behind if ever the monks abandon the island. the town the monks felt safe. on the crag they built what's known as the white house cuff that's body consecrated in ninety nine it was demolished a brief century later by the normans following the conquest of ten sixty six they were establishing a kingdom of that owning and they would start anew with everything including the churches and it was that spirit that gave birth to the cathedral that still stands in don. it's the most impressive norman cathedral in england but on its gigantic dimensions it remains a well to pull off and house of the. eat the cathedral makes an all stair impression there are a few statues on the facade striking other blind dodges of t

like any church darren cathedral symbolizes the union of heaven and us the knave represents the us thetransepts heaven at the crossing they meet and fall across the cross of the universe is more than fifty meters up worn by forecasters a columnist out in the cosmos to get. built is a shrine for dead st and as a buttress against the enemy without the cathedral has remained down the edges what it has always been a house of god amongst humankind for humankind. entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful. this week in a special edition cummings own is coming to you from the bulletin policy for my guest is a veteran of stooge if you go shake up south america. if he's dreaming of an independent state ever came true what would it look like conflicts so far on the. deal when to. nominate. fun. i'm not running up getting cozy and playing with friends cheeks pressing. two into. the room and insisting that it's d.w. . goal. staying up to date don't miss our highlights. program online w dot com highlights. the palestinians are deadlocked with israel and deadlocked amongst themselves so what

in the beginning, god created the heaven and the earth.void, and darkness was upon the face of the deep. and the spirit of god was brooding over the face of the waters, and god said, let there be light. and there was light. let there be light. and we were. and we were and are. >>> centuries later, on far different chores, another poet, a preacher to be precise, a slave preacher here in america in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, preached on that first chapter of genesis that our astronauts read from. and that sermon, and sermons like it, handed down in sleep fields of cotton, was finally put in a book called god's trombone. and james weldon johnson created poetry from their preaching. and in one of those poems, the creation, the old preacher reared back and interpreted what genesis was talking about, told the story of creation, and set it this way. in god, stepping out on space, and looked around, and said i am lonely. i think i will make me a world. the inside of that old preacher, whoever that was, captured something deep in the t

and god called the firmament heaven.the second day. >> god said let the waters be gathered together in one place and let the dry land appear. and it was so. god called the dry land earth. the waters called the sea. god saw it was good. and from the crew of apollo 8, we close with good night, good luck, a merry christmas, and god bless all of you on the good earth. ♪ [vocalizing] ♪ >> long ago, an ancient hebrew poet, contemplating the beginning, said this in words now found in genesis. "in the beginning, god created the heavens and the earth. the earth was without form and void and darkness was upon the face of the deep. the spirit of god was brooding over the face of the waters and god said, "let there be light." and there was light. let there be, and we were, and are." centuries later, on far different shores, another poet, a preacher, to be precise, a slave preacher in america, late 18th century, preached on that first chapter of genesis that our astronauts read from. and that sermon and sermons like it handed down in

is in heaven. this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us, and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil, for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever. almighty god, down to whom all hearts are open, all desires known, and from whom no secrets are hidden, cleanse the thoughts of our hearts by the inspiration of thy holy spirit that we may perfectly love thee and worthily magnify thy holy name. at this solemn moment, when the sun will soon begin to take its daily trek and will come to rest in the bosom of the western horizon, and all nature by pantomime and silent eloquence proclaims thy glory, dominion, and power in heaven and on earth, in this grandeloquent silence we lift our voices to thee in praise and adoration. and these troubled times of global turmoil and unrest, our father, we turn to thee. give to our nation a clear vision of the highest good and our leaders the clear judgment as to how that good may be obt

and on earth -- "all authority has been given me in heaven and on the earth. go, therefore, and make disciples of people of all the nations, teaching them to observe all the things i have commanded you are co- the early christians did just that. not months after the ascension of jesus to heaven, the apostles were sent to the high cour in jerusalem because they had been talking about jesus. "we strictly order you not to keep teaching on the basis of his name, and yet look, you still are teaching." what would be the apostles' response? these are famous works, asked peter and the other apostles said "we must obey god as ruler rather than men." so you may not agree with the jehovah's witnesses, and you may not understand all of the police of -- beliefs of jehovah's it is to beut law-abiding as much as possible, to be loyal citizens, but when and comes to set u shop secular authorities conflict with what the bible teaches, there is no discussion, there is no debate, jehovah's witnesses have to follow what is written in the bible. so let me answer those first two qu

>> well, i thought they were the closest thing to heaven.ome and being brought up to love god, i loved what jim and tammy were doing. >> and i noticed a real miracle. your hair started to grow again. oh, it grows. >> this must be a sigh. >> honey, that way you don't have to look for a new girl for the new year. you've got one. >> bakker had a sidekick at that time named john wesley fletcher, who was another preacher who was trying to curry favor with him to get on his show. if you got on the bakker show, it was like a phil donahue show. you were famous. they were thekardashians of the, you know, of the gospel in a way. >> and fletcher would come through town at least once a year and preach a revival in hahn's church on long island. >> and he would come through massapequa and developed an acquaintanceship with jessica hahn, who he occasionally asked to babysit his children. >> fantastic people. >> please welcome them to "ptl," john wesley fletcher and his wife shirley. ♪ >> but fletcher was also becoming notorious at "ptl" for making sexual a

stairway to heaven and perhaps the most famous guitar solo in the rock. rolling stone magazine ranked jimmy page bird in the list of the one hundred best guitarist in music history some even credit jimmy page with having invented hard rock he got his first guitar at age twelve he taught himself to play by practicing day and nights. in the current kind of kid. and i was in the habit of taking the guitar to school and you know practicing. in his early twenty's page worked as a session guitarist playing with eric clapton the kinks the who and for the yardbirds and the rolling stones in one thousand sixty eight at the age of twenty four he founded led zeppelin he hired single robert plant bassist john paul jones and drama john bonham in the years that followed led zeppelin would become one of the most influential and innovative bands in rock history. in the early ninety's seventy's the band was catapulted into the world of rock superstardom their lives played out exclusively on stage in private jets and in hotel rooms hard drugs and fast living took the toll

. ♪ reporter: stairway to heaven and perhaps the most famous guitar solo in rock. ♪ reporter: rolling magazine ranked him third in their list of the 100 best guitarists in music history, some even credit him with having invented hard rock. he got his first guitar at age 12. he taught himself to play by practicing day and nigig. >> i wasn't like the regular kind of kid. i was a bit nerdy in that respect. i was in the habit of taking the guitar to school and practicing when i was in doing the academic work. reporter: in his early 20's he worked as a session guitarist, playing with eric clapton, the kinks, the who, the yardbirds. at the age of 24 he founded led zeppelin. the hired singer robert plant, john paul jones and john bono. in the years that followed, led zeppelin will become one of the most influential and innovative bands in rock history. ♪ reporter: in the early 1970's, the bed was catapulted to the world of rock superstardom. their lives played out exclusively on stage in private jets and in hotel rooms, hard drugs and fast living took their toll. jimmy page became addicted t

i'm ♪ homesick this feeling that i'm feeling ♪ no it don't quit it's like half of me is missing ♪ heavenn truth if home is where the heart is ♪ i'm homesick for you well it says kane brown on a ♪ sign with a line out the door sold out some little town i've ♪ never been before yeah they're screaming my name ♪ this is what we dreamed about but out here singing ♪ 'bout you baby all i'm think 'bout is how i'm ♪ homesick this feeling that i'm feeling ♪ no it don't quit it's like half of me is missing ♪ heaven knows it that all i wanna do is ♪ be alone with your brown eyes all tangled up ♪ just holding, onto you tonight until morning ♪ baby that's the damn truth if home is where the heart is ♪ i'm homesick for you ♪ ♪ homesick for you ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm homesick this feeling that i'm feeling ♪ no it don't quit it's like half of me is missing ♪ heaven knows it that all i wanna do is ♪ be alone with your brown eyes all tangled up ♪ just holding, onto you tonight until morning ♪ baby that's the damn truth if home is where the heart is ♪ i'm homesick for you i'm homesick for you ♪ yeah yeah ( cheers and ap

yes, it's heaven, actually, because it's above human beings. this is heaven.er of human being. ah, yeah, it does look like a man. yes. ever since the end of the civil war in the late 1940s, there's been a strange relationship between the chinese mainland and taiwan. and while beijing would like to see a lot of the exhibits returned, many chinese in taiwan say that some of these priceless objects may not have survived the purges of china's cultural revolution if they stayed on the mainland. if they'd stayed on the mainland. with so much to display, some of the collection often travels abroad. later this year part of it will go on show in australia. and in the run—up to the 2020 olympic games it will then be heading to japan. but so far there are no plans for any of the collection to go on show in mainland china any time soon. there will be more from taiwan later in the show. but next we are to alberta, in canada, where bareback horse but next we are off to alberta, in canada, where bareback horse riding is making a comeback thanks to the country's first nations

you don't do it so you can get into heaven, because that's a karmic wash.big, nice, tip. >> jimmy: don't you think they should pay more attention to the tip jar when it's happening? >> yeah, a little. >> jimmy: i think they would get more money. >> this is ted danson. >> jimmy: holy moly, i got to shake this one out it's so big, oh, there you go, right there. do you enjoy yourself? it seems like you really do enjoy working and just enjoy doing things. >> yeah, no, i do. i do indeed. i have my little dark moments of the soul. but i love to go to work. i love crews. i love actors and writers. i love writing. >> jimmy: you don't go to work and think oh, boy, i want to get out of here. >> no, i picked the wrong job if i did. i really love to work. >> jimmy: that's the best thing you could possibly have. >> yeah, i'm very lucky. >> jimmy: i think ted could do anything he wants. >> i could floss. >> jimmy: you could just spend your whole day. >> become a tour guide. >> jimmy: flossing and barging into people's homes for dinner. it's great to have you here. >> jim

for many of us one of the best places in the world to view the heavens there is hardly any distractingartificial light to an enemy of high mountains two of them in a single minute but at the level of the. border we leave the clouds down below. when night falls on la palma the astronomers focus their telescopes and begin their search for heavenly bodies located no use of light years away from here the universe seems within reach for the canary islands a place of longing in the atlantic. that's all we have time for today but join us again tomorrow for a trip to france. next year imax paschal we travel to france and explore the capital paris. find out how to make an authentic cock. eyed enjoy spectacular views of the french alps. join us for this and more in our next girl match special. i'm going to. take the curse away with the wonderful people and stories that make the games so special your wedding. album would. love. on d w. germany state by state. the most colorful. the earliest. the most traditional. find it all at any time. check in with the web special. take a tour of germany state

for me that's one of the best places in the world to view the heavens there is hardly any distractingartificial light and i don't have high mountains to the minister no meaning what of the love of the. buddha we leave the clouds down below normal. when night falls on la palma. focused their telescopes and begin their search for heavenly bodies located no humans of light years away from here the universe seems within reach the canary islands a place of longing in the atlantic. that's all we have time for today but join us again tomorrow for a trip to france. next year imax special we travel to france and explore the capital paris. find out how to make an all frantic call cock. eyed enjoy spectacular views of the french alps. join us for this and more in our next girl my special. firstly with the wonderful people and stories that made him so special to you in. thirty minutes. here's what's coming up on the good news so much movement in the media space and mental. touch take a look at what all that means for the time of course. among disney three weekends here on t.w. . where i come from

the tween the high and the low atocha between myth and harsh reality but always slightly closer to heaven than to this world. at night the villages believe wolves are on the prowl according to the old folk their howling chorus echoes in the far off weeks. back. and it is indeed those wild hunters who have given the village its name the cullen edge the wolf's place since you. waited on an upturned plateau richly blessed by nature with its lush fields and and kiss forests. hidden away and strangely detached from time this tiny community nestles at the foot of mount sit or oval. in a way says of calm eight hundred metres up a jewel in the heart of central europe in eastern slovakia will call an edge a village in harmony with nature. i've. i've. i've . i've. i've i've. the village is only st bede's straight to the cone of mt sit all of which forms a natural protective barrier to the north. until recently there was no real road here until anyone wanting to reach full color image from the. valley had to walk several kilometers all covered the distance on horseback by donkey. in its seclusion th

for me that's one of the best places in the world to view the heavens there is hardly any distractingartificial light to not only have high mountains two of them in astronomy make up but other allow them. to we leave the clouds down below normal and. when night falls on la palma. focus their telescopes and begin their search for heavenly bodies located no humans of light years away from here the universe seems within reach the canary islands a place of longing in the atlantic. that's all we have time for today but join us again tomorrow for a trip to france. next year imax special we travel to france and explore the capital paris. find out how to make an authentic. i didn't joy spectacular views of the french alps. join us for this and more in our next bureaucrats special. i'm not laughing at the gym i just sometimes i am but i sat up and went that. thinks deep into the jam a culture of looking at the stereotypes clad in your thinking seems the country guy not blame. but taking his grandmother day out to eat it's cold out ok bob next time a joke join me from the jam and bundled up the

i think the pope said they do. >> dogs go to heaven. >> stephen: dogs go to heaven.erbils are in purgatory because they're on a wheel i'm trying too, peel to your catholicism. i'm a little sick. do you have purell? i want you to purell. >> stephen: i do. i always have it back here. >> pure it up. >> stephen: because entertainment people are filthy. absolutely-- >> i got sick-- this is real-- from my baby. we just had a baby. >> stephen: wait, how did you-- wait. you jumped the gun. ( applause ). >> wait, thank you. >> stephen: i understand you have a new baby. >> how dare you. a trained improviser. how dare you. yeah, my baby has a little cough. she's okay. she smokes. ( laughter ) >> stephen: oh, good. >> i caught it from her. so this is important. but it's fine. my wife was concerned that the baby had, like, sneezing and stuff, but i was like, "it's a miracle. she works." you know what i mean. >> stephen: it is extraordinary? >> she got a bug and she didn't give into it. he built mucous around it, and ejects it from her nose four or five times a day. >> stephen: th

i'm writing this from heaven where there are no more tears or sadness. >> reporter: elected officials among the hundreds who turned out for her funeravi ace paid for by shaquille o'neal and his frequent a houston police officer, the sheriff who's leading the investigation also speaking at the service. >> jazmine's spirit touched all of us who have worked on this investigation. >> reporter: as jazmine was being laid to rest, authorities charging this 24-year-old with capital murder. he's the gunman who fired into the barnes family car from another vehicle. that c was driven by 20-year-old eric black jr. who's also charged wit capit murder. both men now being held without bond. the sheriff promising's jazmine's short life won't be forgotten. >> i look forward to the day when i can truly say, rest in peace, sweet jazmine, for justice has been done. >> that was ron mott reporting. the suspect charged in jazmine's murder larry woodruff is due in court today on a drug charge and he's expected to be arraigned in jazmine's murder to both men could face life in prison without life in parole or

you're watching the news from ballet on heaven on free do you remember the latest news is always available on our website at www dot com and of course from all of us here happy new year and thanks to a company. life . full of energy. europe's best rock and pop musicians being captivating performances. during the concert on g.w. . are not allowed they will not succeed in defining the subtle not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters. made from minds. approaching from the. we realize that the new yorker john lloyd stevens left an impeccable account of the sunken city when he saw it in eight hundred forty one. the ruins to a ship wrecked at sea the masts gone the crew lost a number to say where they came from whose people their way how long they had been journeying or how their downfall came about. europeans have dismissed the maya as a primitive they could not conceive that their ancestors had built the city but stevens could no longer accept that the ancient chinese or egyptians had built these monumen

i was in heaven. that was just brilliant, absolutely wonderful. rupak, how do you feel it went?a bit hairy for a lot of us but we really enjoyed it, i really enjoyed it. i couldn't control myself. i was really enjoying it, the energy was phenomenal. and to just see the crowd respond to them when they were singing, clapping and cheering, it was incredible. i loved every moment of it. wow. i want to thank everybody in this group for making me a part of it. # lean on me # when you're not strong # and i'll be yourfriend #. but that was all just a rehearsal for what would be their biggest gig to date, singing live on the bbc at the guildhall in windsor in the run—up to harry and meghan‘s wedding. for that performance, they will have an audience of millions. the royal notch. ijust 30 six hours away and they are keen to join in the fray. going to have some fun? we are going to do ourselves proud. listen, the single is out as well. we are now on itunes which is fantastic, and i want you to get as many people downloading that single as possible. gosp—ability choir! enjoy the day! we've g

astronaut: in the beginning, god created the heaven and the earth, and the earth was without form, andas on the face, and the spirit of god moved upon the face of the waters and god said, let there be light. and there was light. and god saw the light. it was good, and god divided the light from the darkness. astronaut: and god called the light day, the darkness he called night. and god said, let it divide the waters from the waters, and god divided the waters. and it was so. [indiscernible] astronaut: and god said let the waters and the heavens be gathered together in one place, and let the dry land appear. and it was so. and god called the dry land earth and the gathering together of the waters he called seas, and god saw that it was good. and from the crew of apollo 8, we close with good night, good luck, merry christmas and god bless all of you, all of you on the good earth. narrator: and now the most critical moment of the journey had arrived, when the team would attempt to restart their engines and rocket back to earth. astronaut: houston, apollo eight. >> hello, apollo eight. >>

times square tradition rings in the new year by dropping the big move if heaven needed we're ready to drop something much much bigger. we have become a nation run by ninth graders oh my gosh i'm not rocket scientists but it must hurt to be just down the tubes is not a phrase the world wants to hear from the operators of the most powerful nuclear arsenal on the planet. the strategic from own sports both to navy captain brook there wolf told c.n.n. the post of potable recap of commodes priorities and is all about reassuring the american people that the u.s. military is ready at all times even on new year's eve. a previous new year's eve tweet was in poor taste and does not reflect our values we apologize. jason's got nothing on us. ok europe today thanks for staying with out international i will bring you the latest news headlines in half a that. there spanned different span tast the call. girl down. into twenty nineteen predictions. jane will be celebrating ten years of the kaiser report. hello my name's peter and i've been living in bush for about seven years and this is a film of all

europe is a place of which the irish playwright george bernard shaw once and if you're looking for heaven on earth that's where you'll find it in your graphic. i am. glad newton a prom and three other looking the see which is a conference of one times nine hundred forty meters it's a city encompassed by world. yes what was originally an inlet dividing the brahman tree from the mainland is now the main street the straddle with its marble paving. in the seventh century illyrians fleeing from that slab congress founded the city taking refuge on the safe top and building there the settlement of ragusa. little town is supposed to have been defended against the saracens by rhona one of charlemagne's noble knights the saudi his hand is the emblem of a free trading city with a charter giving it the right to help. the settlement was favorably situated with the harbor and access to the hinterland. the illyrians were skilled navigators and traders they sell the cargoes of their small ships to the people in the interior and those e m live from trade and trading has remained a speciality of the citize

yes, the heavens have just opened delaying article 50?st opened in brussels and there is a shower of rumours about this as well. if these discussions have happened, i have not been able to find an eu politician on the receiving end, which suggests they have been taking place it is very tentative and very unofficial, and very much at the early stages, if they have been taking place at all. the fact is if the uk wanted to extend the brexit process beyond the 29th of march, the eu treaties say they could, they could ask for permission and it would have to be granted by all 27 other eu countries, and the irish foreign minister simon coveney was saying today he would not stand in the way of that happening. if it did ever happen. it is 100% not the uk government policy to postpone the date of brexit in anyway. british ministers are focusing instead, as they have on the last few weeks, and getting further assurances from the eu about their intentions for the irish border and that controversial back—up plan known as the backstop. some more assura

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existing the show one or other feel is most visceral works towers above you it could be heaven. or it could be hal which is pretty much what the critics the two. critics very much divided but what about you what did you think of it meant stray i thought a lot of the criticism was unfair obviously some critics just don't like bill viola he's an artist he studied buddhism his works are very spiritual but i thought they did go very well together with the intimates michelangelo drawings the affinities and if you enter into the spirit of the show then i think you can get a lot out of it i'm what did you like best what we saw there in the piece this works that puts you kind of ringside at the birth of a baby and also at the bedside of a dying woman if you turn away from that it's. the other world you see the truly remarkable. sound of birth and death coming from behind. all of the. life itself this is the virgin mary in the baby jesus baby so very big in there and i saw. christ's. carrying the baby symbolizes the passion of christ to the being born the dying this michelangelo mosse th

so, the idea of working in the field that you get paid for, i died and went to heaven. and i still played my music, my dining room is a music room at home. we get crazy in their. we jam and throw down. so when you do things with good people good things keep happening. hey, sharon, shoot this sunday school. sure . >> i shot a sunday school class and three years later he says i have a big job, your great photographer and i want you to get a job and they paid me $5000 for one day. so all i can say is you don't know what you do until you do it. being kind is the best thing we can do for each other. be kind. that's what happens. [ applause ] >> i didn't think i had an fbi record when i started but i don't actually know. [ laughter ] my story began in in my background i was a photographer covering every story i could think of from campaigns to sports. and the 2000 campaign rolls around and it began as an assignment. i was the last one to get the assignment, covering texas governor george w. bush. so i said okay, but actually, my desire to pursue the right as didn't start unti

the rest will be outside the wall of heaven for all eternity.was concerned when the president made his announcement. i thought maybe the pope had gotten through to be an influencer. but i'm assured that we will see a declaration of a national emergency if there isn't border security with a wall that is a centerpiece. i don't trust nancy pelosi. i don't trust schumer. i trust history. history tells us in every instance, 1986-2006. every time the dems made a promise on border security right up until two years ago they violate their word. i have no reason to suspect anyone should expect a different outcome. your thoughts. >> i don't think the president expects a different outcome either. i think the president did what he felt like he had to do. i think about the great theologian kenny rogers who said you have got to know when to hold them and know when to fold them. i think the president realized he was holding a losing hand. not on the wall, but on the government shutdown. i think he'll be back with this, as one of my deacons says, i'll gawrn-damn

basically sri asian relevant suppliers three four asian relevant suppliers so to heaven the european competitor would be very beneficial for the whole industry so i fully support the effort and what is necessary so that it can vet because you are saying it's they expensive so who's making the investment yeah you know it's it is a lot of investment. on the other hand i visited startups in china five years ago and they are now one of the biggest cell producers worldwide cell production will be the biggest growth segment in the rules in the industry from my point a few so there's a lot of benefits coming in but it requires a big start up investment to start production to start a science i think it's rest well no it was it will be the return in two years' time but for sure in five or ten years time where do you see the future for your company for its widen with the mobility. yeah we are currently we are investing heavily in electrical billeted more than thirty billion worldwide heavily in china then coming europe we are building up also infrastructure for electric cars we investing in be