now, anciently it was only judah, but here it's israel and judah. the book has a different commission, and somebody has to deliver this book today in the end time, or jeremiah and isaiah and all these other prophets anciently, will have lived in vain. but who understands that? well, look around and listen and see if you find anybody explaining that to you. but notice, he goes on to say: (5) "a voice of trembling, of fear, and not of peace. (6) ask ye now, and see whether a man doth travail with child? wherefore do i see every man with his hands on his loins, as a woman in travail, and all faces are turned into paleness? (7) alas! for that day is great, so that none is like it: it is even the time of jacob's trouble; but he shall be saved out of it." now, who is jacob? well, this booklet of isaiah we'll send you if you request it, will explain all of that to you. but notice verses 8 and 9: "for it shall come to pass in that day," that always means the end time, "in that day, saith the lord of hosts, that i will break his yoke from off thy neck, and w

he came out of the tribe of judah so he's not qualified according to the old testament law to be a priest and yet the new covenant... and there are many scriptures in the new testament that show that jesus is our high priest. so if the priesthood is changed, then you can't go by the old testament law and this is one of the reasons that the lord made jesus our high priest out of the tribe of judah was because it meant that the entire law had to be changed. you cannot relate to god based on the old testament law, so having therefore, brethren, boldness to enter into the holiest by the blood of jesus, and again, this is lost on some people because they aren't aware of the way that the old testament had set things up. in the tabernacle and in the temple... there were three parts to it. there was the outer court and in the outer court of the tabernacle... that was what moses was instructed by god to build and...and this was in the wilderness and they carried this. then when they went into the promised land, solomon built a temple and so the tabernacle later became the temple, but they were all

and i know in particular the m judah has been a real challenge. and we have come very close to securing revenue for an additional m judah train, as well as looking at express options and place where the most heavily used bus stops are. so, looking at express trains and other alternatives to make sure that we're moving people around in a more efficient way so that they feel comfortable with using public transportation as their source of transportation. i think everyone in the city is prepared to bike, to use public transportation, to walk, to ride share, but we have to make it a lot more convenient for people. and it's going to be an ongoing improvement process because we're building more housing units. we're bringing more people into the city for job opportunities. but we're not increasing the needs around public transportation and transportation in general as significantly as we are doing those other things. so, we're going to have to take a really hard look at our priorities around transportation and really aggressively deal with those things. >

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but judah schiller just wanted to ride his bike across the bay.ing a person on a bike on the water for the first time, it's the instant video jaw drops, i can't believe it. schiller and his contraption he calls a bay cycle became the first to pedal from oakland to san francisco on the bay. >> i didn't have any buses, any crazy taxi drivers, no cars, it was just me biking underneath the bay bridge. >> schiller's contraption is a regular bicycle strapped to a couple of pan toons. he thought of the bay cycle project four months ago when he learned that the bike lane on the bridge won't connect to treasure island for another year. >> it's the world's longest bike lane to nowhere. >> reporter: but schiller is hoping it will go somewhere. he's hoping to sell them for sporting events, recreational rides and even commuting. >> this time next year there will be hundreds of people biking on the bay and it's something that the bay area boating community is going to have to get used to. >> reporter: on first kppgs, this gentleman was skeptical. >> maybe if yo

crowds got off on judah and went down the southern end of the park and degraded it. >> keep going.t to get to the good part. >>> the good news, okay. next, please. that's ocean beach. that's the degradation. next, please. the good news is i could not find a single bike tied to a tree. so, i want to congratulate the festival because this is a problem. when trees have bikes tied to them they get the bark damage especially when they're young. then that is going to impact the life of the tree. and the next, please. there was a volunteer group, i believe it was called good vibes, i'm not sure, that did clean up. huh? clean bikeses. they were there after the festival and they were doing stoop labor, picking up every single bottle cap, every single thing they could find. and i think this kind of clean up is very good and admirable and it's something that we need. so, the last slide is just some suggestions. put up the outer fences closer to the concert date. take them down more quickly, please. make root protection a priority. use sunset boulevard for truck parking, protect plants at the

yes, that paces and places you on item ten. 2011.0913a (shelley caltagirone: 415-558-6625) 320-323 judah street, north side eighth and ninth avenues. assessor's block 1763, lots 020 and 021 - request for a certificate of appropriateness . >> i am here to present this and also known as the building and office building. and which is the city's latest landmark. and it is located in the inner sunset neighborhood. and the art deco section of the building was constructed in 1932 and just stream line modern addition was added in 40. and the intention is to rehab tait the structure to current standards and to restore the facade to the period of significance and it has expensive water damage due to failed plumbing systemed and failed and improperly detailed system and foundations. and the dry rot has resulted in extensive exterior and interior finished damage, of the damage to the substrate and the substructure. and that the reconstruction of the substrate and the sub, sorry. and the construction of the substrate and the substructure requireds the removal of the exterior finishes and the door and

blessed are you bethlehem in the land of judah.ny centuries ago. he continues, the death of these children is precious in the sight of god because of the they gave so quickly. in the beginning of their lives, they passed on the end of the present life was for them the beginning of glory. years laterese 50 as people of faith and hope, we struggle still with the terrible death of such innocent ones. carole,e, denise, cynthia. unnecessaryir deaths and blood spilled for of everd to be the seed greater equality and freedom in our nation. you birmingham in alabama. you suffer the inhumanity of racial hatred and the murder of your babes. god, made the sacrifice of effectoung girls have an in the healing of our nation's racial wounds. amen. >> amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats for the departure of the official party. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] seen a coffin that small. it was awful. it was just awful. -- what you need -- some sa

judah shiller was biking across the bay yesterday morning. yes you are seeing correctly.founded the bay bicycle project. since it'll be 2015 before the bike lane between oakland and yorba linda island is completed he created his own lane in the water. he mounted the bike on pontoons and rode from oakland to san francisco. took just under an hour. we caught up with him when he reached the shore. >> this can be really utilitarian. it's something that can travel with you. the ride doesn't need to end at the water's edge. you can keep on riding. >> that's a calorie burner. shiller plans to bring his concept to the east coast where he wants to peddle the hudson from new jersey to manhattan. >>> if you're squeamish about insects be warned. the san francisco zoo is putting bugs under the microscope. a special exhibit all about the anatomy of insects opened to the public yesterday. it featured some larger than life models of all sorts of bugs that you'd be able to recognize only if you saw them under a powerful microscope. butterflies with five-foot wing spans and four-foot long

also delays on san francisco's muni on the n-judah line.out 10 minutes late in the eastbound direction leaving 6th and king. no problems this morning for the bart system. as we move on and check on the bay bridge commute, metering lights are on. it is stacked up from the foot of the maze, so long delays there. it is also going to be very crowded leaving the altamont pass. you can see drive times are down westbound going to take about 28 minutes to make it between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. meantime, over on the nimitz, you're going to see very slow traffic. that southbound direction heavy leaving hayward bound for fremont. we have two accidents one of them in hayward approaching winton. that's traffic. now to news. >>> 6:38. uc-berkeley has always had more than its share of scientific ingenuity. as john ramos tells us, one man is being recognized for unlocking the sounds of history. >> reporter: along this silent hallway inside this room the sound of our past is coming to lif and it's coming from of all things a camera. [