the new testament because the new testament replaced the old testament and as a whole, this point isost on the modern day church. they kind of mix them all together and most modern day... present day christians are living by the old covenant with little bits and pieces of the new covenant. but you know as jesus said, this parable that jesus gave about that you can't put new wine into an old wine skin because as the wine expands and ferments, the wine skins will break and the wine will flow out and you can't put a new patch on an old garment because when you wash it, and tear the thing.shrink he was talking about the law! you cannot mix the new testament grace that jesus brought with the old testament law and legalism. they are incompatible! now they aren't... it's not that the old testament was wrong. it served a purpose and it led people to a place to where they needed a savior and it...and it pointed them to the new testament. you know, when i dealt with the book of romans, in romans, chapter 3, verses 19 and 20, it talked about that the old testament law prophesied the end of itse

in the new testament this veil has been rent in two.there is now no more separation and every single individual... i don't care if you are the sorriest saint alive on this planet... you know, this program goes all over the world. we've got people watching all over the world and i don't care where you are, if you feel like you are the most ungodly... the most worthless saint... christian on the entire plant, you have direct access to god. hebrews, chapter 4, verse 16 says, let us come boldly before the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in the time of need. not just when everything is perfect... not when you've been fasting and praying and living properly, but even in the time of need, you can come boldly before god! that's what this is talking about. you can enter in to the holy of holies. you do not have to have somebody with their collar turned around backward to intercede between you and god. you...this is one of the things about true christianity. now there's a lot... there's a large segment of christi

then i began to memorize the bible, the new testament, 2.5 chapters a day under jerry lucas.n the class, 12 hours a day, memorizing the new testament. he said, "the day will come... that you will have so much truth inside you, that when you hear error, a lie, anger will erupt in you." isn't that powerful? and i found that to be true. and there's, i began to study and notice that there was a difference between an experience with god, and the laws of god. and i realized that you could be a christian, but not know his laws. so that the fruit of that law was not experienced. every law has a different future. there's the law of loss. anything unprotected will be stolen. that's a law. that is a law. anything unprotected will be stolen from you. there is the law of reproduction. whatever you are, you create. there is the, there's the law of focus. there's the law of reward. there's the law of servanthood. very important law. that you can only be promoted by a person who gives you instructions. the only person between you and your future is the person you serve. the person you serve

because some area of the new testament says you should be slaves to your masters. goodness sake, the social and human conditions change, what is the fundamental principles of the new testament? it is loving your fellow man, and if we get confused with that on the definition of sexuality, then we confuse the gospel, whether you call it personal or spiritual, and what it is all about. and therefore, i go back to my question, if you think homosexuality is not a natural condition, then frankly i can't agree with you on any of the sides. and therefore, if a person's sexuality is how they're made, then i have to ask the question, should a loving relationship be recognized? the answer is i should. and i wrote a 2 or 3,000 word essay, stuck it on line, so everyone would know why i changed my position. the reasons for it. and it was the product of some many, many months and years of reflection, in good christian conscience. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. ♪ we go, go, we don't have to go solo ♪ ♪ fire, fire, you can take me higher ♪ ♪ take me to the mountains, start a

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now that's far different from what we mean repent in our new testament.this is merely means that he was sorry. and god was sorry "that he'd made man on the earth." because he's made such a mess of it. but why did man make a mess of it? because god left him with a free will. had god made him a robot, it would have never happened. but we're not robots. nobody is. we all have that free will. and so it was that their heart was just bent on wickedness and "god was sorry and it grieved him at his heart that he had made the human race." well i imagine all of us think of that at one time or another don't we? what must god have thought even as he looks at the world today and we're right back and i'm going to make the point here in just a minute, we're right back to where they were then. we're not very far removed. all right, now then, look at verse 7, "and the lord said, 'i will destroy man whom i have created from the face of the earth, man and beast, creeping things, the fowls of the air for i am sorry that i have made them." in other words, he's just going to d

. >> now i want to quote you from the new testament, when the sound of the trumpet is uncertain, whowill follow into battle? i think people are so confused about what's going on here. >> the president says he has to do it, but then he goes to congress. >> there was authority for a limited strike without american boots on the ground, particularly if we had support from other -- >> let me ask you -- go ahead. >> here's the president says we need to do it, but i'm going to ask congress. we need to strike, but it's not going to be decisive. the american people are saying what the heck? if we do act, and the iranians or somebody else says you've drawn a line in the sand for us and we're going to act back, now we've put the united states in a much broader war with a president who is first of all let's be clear. he built a coalition to -- >> a coalition? let's walk through the list. he got russia and china to be with us against iran. >> stop right there. whoa! >> forget libya. >> stop at iran. is iran pursuing the nuclear weapons program? they have drawn -- >> do you want a war? we're doing

and been fascinated by listening to the prophets and to the psalms, and you know, parts of the new testamentknowing them -- you know, whole bits that i can quote by heart, but um finally, it didn't work for me. and according to the legend -- and buddhism doesn't make any uh, idea about, you know, god wrote -- god wrote this text, and it's absolutely literally true, every bit of it. legend may be legend, you know, but the legend also comes out of something important. and in the legend, um having had his great experience, uh the buddha's thinking about how can other people have that great experience. and he says 'cause he had this full brahman upbringing, with all of the gods and all of the religious trappings, and everything. she says to himself, yes, but suppose people don't have that, suppose people don't know any that, or suppose people have been taught it, but can believe it. some people just can't believe. he said, what about them? is there anything that nobody can deny? and he thought about that for a while. this is the legend. and he said, yes, there's one thing that nobody can deny; a

again, it's one of those great lines from the new testament, with god, all things are possible. now you tell me, what does that leave out? what does all things are possible leave out? that doesn't leave out the possibility that we can defy gravity, that we can soar, that we can heal ourselves, that we can create magnificent prosperity in our life, that we can change the world. i said at one of the breaks here, to the audience here tonight, i really believe that if this message gets out there into the world, we can shift the consciousness of this planet. if enough of us begin to believe, we're placing into our imagination a world that we want to live in that has no limitations and that is based on living from a place of love and kindness and god-consciousness and spiritual awareness, divine mind at work. i believe it's possible. thank you. so we have to do it with our imagination. it has to begin with our imagination. collectively, if enough of us begin to believe that we can create that kind of a world, if public television can put on these kinds of programs, which is why i am a

is that the new testament or the old testament... it says by his stripes it's like if you want to get pregnant in the natural realm... if you are a woman... you can't just stand next to a man and say i...i think he is in the room some place. amen. you are going to have to have a little bit of relationship with him in order to get pregnant. likewise, you just can't say well, i know that the word says somewhere. you have to have intercourse... interaction with the word of god to where it becomes alive and real to you, and when you conceive then you will get it and yet very few people will do this, because it would interfere with your television schedule and so you'll just pray and beg, and plead and fast one week out of the month instead of just every day live in the presence of god. that's not the way it works. i tell you this could really, really help you. this could change your life if you understand it and apply it. father, i thank you for these truths and i ask you for my brothers and sisters that the holy spirit would take all of

and almost all historians and scholars agree, and even in the introduction to the new testament in theion of the bible they agree that the gospels were written,

now, this prophecy is tied both to the old and new testament, but even the commentaries, when they talk about it, realize that there is something special here, but many of them don't understand it and don't really understand what it means. it is a prophecy about war, a prophecy about a war that's actually skipped over in daniel 11, but i want to fill in that gap today because this prophecy reveals the direction of politics in europe and the middle east in the near future. now, what could be more important in world news than that? what could be more important than that? and you will see that already, deals are being made that's even partly fulfilling this prophecy, even today, even now. notice psalm 83 and verse 1, "keep not thou silence, o god: hold not thy peace, and be not still, o god. (2) for, lo, thine enemies make a tumult: and they that hate thee have lifted up the head. (3) they have taken crafty counsel against thy people," that is, israel, "and consulted against thy hidden [or sheltered] ones." the sheltered ones would be god's very elect, those that god protects. but these ar

god uses stories for christians and the new testament, parables, stories are tremendously effective with the emotional connections, a lot more connections and paul ryan reading his budget plan like an accountant at a table with a briefcase. >> host: ben shapiro is our guest for the next two hours and 15 minutes, 202-585-3880, 585-3881 in mountain and pacific time zone. want to begin with this e-mail from bill in washington. since the left will not engage in a serious intellectual discussion with the haters, quote, and the media will not call them out on this how do we point out there bullying tactics to the broader public without sounding like crybabies? >> guest: the important thing is to impose -- expose the tactic itself. it is not about attacking people as jerks' because that is in effect of. what it is about is making clear what the magic trick is. they are arguing character instead of policy. arguing character instead of policy is a nasty thing. if you say to someone they are a racist and have no evidence they are a racist that makes you a nasty person ended is not wrong to say tha

god uses stories for christians in the new testament. god uses parable.they are tremendously effective. they have emotional connection and more connection than paul ryan reading his budget plan at the table a briefcase. >> host: ben is our guest for the next hour -- two hours and fifteen minutes. i want to begin with an e-mail we received from bill in washington. since left will not engage in a serious intellectual discussion with the quote, unquote, haters. do we point out the bullying tact.com broader public? >> guest: i think the important thing is to expose the tactic i.t. response it's not about attacking people as jerks because that's ineffective. what it is about is making clear what the magic trick is. they're arguing character instead of policy. arguing character instead of policy is a nahy thing. if you say they are racist and have no evidence they are racist. it makes you nasty. it's not wrong to say t nasty. that's a necessary thing. the right has to do that on a regular basis. when somebody from the right appear on george steph no leadership

jesus in the new testament was always hanging out with people he was criticized for being with.ip church, do you have a website or something? >> yes. nashvillestripchurch.com. >> okay. >> we have lots of information out there. >> i bet you do. >> yes. >> very nice. erin stevens from nashville with quite a tale. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> you bet. >>> coming up, the house vote s to slash millions from the food stamp program. this morning, lots of folks are outraged. the story, top of the hour. ♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and estimates for how much i'll pay. that helps me, and my guys, make better decisions. i don't like guesses with my business, and definitely not with our health. innovations that work for you. that's health in num

the executive and legislative branch have worked together to come up with whatever the new testament. right now we are not. so if i have one hope for the hearing, it's that we can have that cooperative spirit. if you do not trim gentleman say this is what we need to cut and many say we can't do that, well, where do you want to cut and what i'm greenert advised we have would be what would be acceptable to us and how we restructure this given the fiscal realities we've all talked about. i think the chairman for his leadership on focusing on this issue. i would say that i look forward to your testimony. but i don't really look forward to this because this is not an easy subject and there is no good way out of it. we will build it the best we can. >> thank you. >> let's start with general odierno. gentleman? >> chairman buck mckeon, breaking member, and other distinct members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to speak with you about sequestration in 2014. as well as the strategic choices facing the army. the united states has drawn by military portions of the close of every

usee was making much more of the old testament and the new testament though. stament prophets, when he really got to preaching, he would talk about isaiah and jeremiah. the jewish rabbis and the jewish congregations. the whole narrative of freedom was we have been locked in the slavery of egypt and we had wandered around in the wilderness of segregation for 40 years and we were about to enter the promised land. christianity. that was judaism. and the jewish community was bombed in the south just like we were. africa sore in south that it was an ecumenical movement in the best sense of the word. in the presence of abram henschel on the front lines and , greek orthodox archbishop freedom rights struggle and not just a black struggle. >> dorothy, you worked for the black press corps covering a number of the hottest stories in the south. how was that different from post?g at the washington >> one major differences was the difference in resources we had a "the washington post". payables --smaller papers had unlimited resources but what they had, i worked for defende

under grace, new testament prophets calls your righteousness in christ to your attention. amen. you know, it's amazing that the bible calls the law the ministry of death. isn't it amazing that the children of israel, when they came up from egypt, all the way to mount sinai, not a single one died? they murmured. they complained at the red sea. god opened up the sea. on the other side, they were good for 3 days. they complained at the bitter waters of marah, god sweetened the waters with the cross, the tree. then they were good for a few days, they complained again--how many know complaining is sin? come on. complaining is sin. you know, we categorize sin, god doesn't, right? so if complaining is sin, how come no one died? they complained all the way from egypt all the way to sinai. they complained there was no food. god gave them manna from heaven. they complained there was no water. got brought water out of the rock. it seems like every fresh failure of man brought forth fresh manifestations of god's grace. >> announcer: thank you for tuning into our broadcast. you have watched

god uses stories for christians in the new testament. stories are tremendously affect is.they have emotional connection. they have a lot more connection and paul ran reading his budget plan like an accountant at the table at the briefcase. >> host: ben shapiro is our guest for the next hour, two hours and 15 minutes. (202)585-3880. sorry about that. 585-3881 and the mountain and pacific time zones. the e-mail we were soaked and adina, washington. since the left will not engage in a serious intellectual discussion with the haters in the media will not call them out on this, how do we point out their bullying tactics to the broader public without sound and like crybabies? >> guest: the important thing is to expose the tactic itself. it's not about attacking people as because that could affect is. it's about making clear what the magic trick is here. arguing character that the policy is a nasty thing. if you say to someone they are racist then you have no evidence, that makes you a nasty person and it's not wrong to say that nasty. that is a necessary thing. the right has to

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read first of all to caroline and katherine a book, a bible -- bible stories from the old and new testaments which we often read similar stories at home. this one is entitled "king solomon's wise words" it's from proverbs. king solomon had good advice for how people could live a good life and be happy. here are some of his wise saying. children with good sense make their parents happy. but foolish children make them sad. swede hearts, you make your mommy and me very happy. you will say the wrong thing if you talk too much so be sensible and watch what you say. i'll have to confess to my colleagues that is not an encouraging proverb for someone in the midst of a filibuster. kindness is rewarded, but if you are cruel, you you hurt yourself. try hard to do right, and you will win friends. go looking for trouble, and you will find it. good people are kind to their animals, but a mean person is cruel. we trap ourselves by telling lies. but we stay out of trouble by living right. it's wrong to hate others, but god blesses everyone who is kind to the poor. kind words are like honey. they cheer you

scripture reading, old testament and new testament scripture, 15, 15 to 21. 13, he readhians, by keithe occasion given by dr. christopher hamlin, former pastor 16th baptist church. let us listen as the lord speaks to us through his holy word. >> amen. >> when joseph and his brothers saw that their father was dead, they said what if joseph bears a grudge against us and pays us back in full for all of the wrongs we have done to him? they sent a message to joseph saying "your father charged saying the us, you shall say to joseph, please you, thei beg transgression of your brothers and their sins, for they did you wrong. now, please forgive the transgressions of the servant of god of your father." and joseph wept when they spoke to him. then, his brothers also came and fell down before him and said , butd we are your servants joseph said to them "do not be place. for i am in god's as for you, you meant evil meant it forut god good in order to bring about this present result, to preserve so, therefore,ve do not be afraid. i will provide for you and your little ones." he comforted them and s

as a testament to the news cycle today, all of these stories happening at the very same time. the president is not deterred. he's not deterred for giving his case for stewardship of the american economy, perhaps prestaging a very big battle with republicans in the fall. clearly a priority for the white house given the news the president is still speaking to the issue. >> he had to be a double pivot today. the hope was to pivot from syria to the economy, instead he had to pivot from washington navy yard to syria to the economy. it underlines the vast burdens this president, this white house are presently facing. the issue of guns, foreign policy issue regarding what's taking place in the middle east. as the president said it has been my number one focus on the economy. this is intended to be a week long push that coincides with the trip to the assembly plant trying to highlight progress that has been made within the american economy. as evidenced by those remarks, alex, i think it's clear this president has been forced to spend so much capital on other topics, capital many woul

it was a testament not have their proud past there was nothing - it was something new to behold. the architect at that time was renowned brunn less phillip to. he was asked over and over again about his greatness and genus by he said what malcolm was saying he said it was not my genus but the genius of underscore incidence railroad the most important people are ail those who are about to enjoy something for a generation. the genius of the people of san francisco, oakland the entire bay area, northern california and this great state we should celebrate today because if not for their willingness to exercise their faith none of us would get to enjoy the fruits of your last year. so it's now i am prepared having come late because of my 10 minute internship on figuring out how one takes a chain and not a rope and prepares to cut it. i look forward after steve makes some final remarks to inviting you out for that great moment. congratulations everybody (clapping) >> thank you lieutenant governor. i did hear him as a 10 minutes so i would give him more. governor schwarzenegger ruined a

these old testament prophets and kings and queens give us a very clear sense of the new relationship between sculpture and architecture. they stand away from their architectural background. they float serenely in space, touching neither the bottom nor the top. their lines are dictated by those of the architecture behind them thus their tall, slim, and vertical proportions but they are at the same time remarkably free from their architectural constraints. at once majestic, dignified, but no longer remote. they're very human and approachable in their facial expressions and their emotions. up above in the tympanum, we have christ in majesty with the four evangelist symbols... with the elders of the apocalypse d angels a majestic vision symbolizing, in fact the promise of salvation. unlike the teemingand crowded tympanum of saint-lazare at autun whose subject was the last judgment in all its terrifying detail, here, we have the promise of salvation and a serenity and a majesty and above all, an approachable humanity that animates the sculpture here. we see in them the very embodiment of

. >> the "new york times" compare this is to a spike lee movie. is that a testamentto its greatness? >> i think so. spike has done an amazing job of representing. we are both from brooklyn. i am honored that they put me in such high regard. >> we had him on the show recently and he has been teaching at the film school. did you learn any of what you are doing from him? >> i learned from all my professors. he had an amazing class where he brought professionals into lecture us and talk with us about actual real world movie making. it was a great class. i learned a lot. >> a lot of folks will want to see this uf mmovie. you can see newly weeds tonight in silver spring. thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> we will probably have you back on here when you go to pick up your awards. thank you for coming. >> thank you very much. >> time for a final check on the forecast. we get into the weekend looking really nice, enjoy. we should be into the mid 70s on saturday and jagain on sunday. a great weekend for all the outdoor activities and then as we get into next week, a lit

it's a testament to how powerful enginei intertia is in human life. >> miss to hillary clinton who endorsed de blasio in newua helping fight u.s. allies down there. hillary clinton is probably going to run for president in 2016 and probably going to run as a moderate but episodes like this tell you where her heart is. >> so does joe load da, the republican, whose challenging running against deblajo have a chance to rally and beat hip? >> democrats outnumber republicans in new york 6-1 so it's an uphill fight. >> all right. thank you. cheers in malibu for the america's cup. remember, if you have your own hit or miss, please send it to us. be sure to follow us on twitter. @jeronfnc. hope to see you right here next week. >>> fox news alert on the impending showdown in the nation's capital. the countdown is well on its way this hour to a government shutdown come midnight on monday. house republicans meeting for a rare weekend session, rejecting the senate bill that will keep the lights on for another 45 days and keep obama care intact. instead, they're preparing to vote on their own version today. delaying obam

they could be used for news stands, fruit stands, lunch stands, play houses, poultry houses, tool houses, coal sheds, conservatories and polling booths, etc. and it really is a testament to the market street railway's imagination that these cars essentially got used for all of these different purposes. here's a shoemaker in oakland. he opened up his little cobbler shop in an old horse car in his backyard. he locked it up at night with a long nail going through. he said, who's going to steal old shoes? a little bit more dramatic, a man named james mcneal took four old horse cars and put them on a pontoon to make a house boat near bell very deer. he called it the nautilus. he rent it out to people, tricked it all up in the inside for rich people to come have a little summer vacation in a very novel setting. and a watch maker. there was a realtor who used a car as a real estate office. we'll talk more about him in a second. charles stall took three and put them in the sun dunes of the -- the sandunes of the sunset district, created a little ouse -- house out there. and this guy on the bottom left, charles daley opened a place called the annex. he really called it a coffe

testament to the vehicle sound engineering and functionality. >> it really ressic resignates broadly. >> after the beetle. since then, some 10 million buses have been sold worldwide. for cbs this morning, michelle miller, new york. >>> always watching. always tracking. wusa9's first alert weather. >> you know, i got a ride from a friend in one of those many years ago and every time we went down a street, he was flooring it trying to get this thing to go. i could see him pressing it down. this is the weakest engine i have ever seen. >> you said it has the power of a squirrel? a squirrel can move, though. >> are people lining up to miss this car? i don't know. >> it is kind of necessary of sad. >> let's take a live look outside. if you're going to be out tonight, i would take a sweater or a jacket. temperatures will fall pretty fast. the top chart. my mother-in-law had a dodge. 75. >> don't ever bring it back. >> 75 was the high. 73 right now. dew points still low. relative humidity still low. we're still looking at another chilly night. temperatures, already in the 60s. 66 in reston. 67 in fairfax and 67 in bethesda. still some low 70s in and around the beltway. but it's falling fast. chilly tonight, grab a

this is the testament in kenyans and it's resolved to really come together to them in this unfortunate situation. >> well, that is a little bit good news and the people are coming together after a hor teubl tragedy. thinking of your friends there. thank you so much for your time tonight. >> caller: thank you. >>> michael wells, arnold. [ bell chimes ] >> reporter: the names of the dead rang out. president obama were the among paying respects to the 12 victims of last monday's shooting. aaron alexi's motive for killing so many people is still unknown. the president said it's a stricter argument for stricter gun control. >> i will not accept that we cannot preserve our traditions including the second amendment freedom and the right for law-abideing gun owners while reducing the gun violence that releases so much ma mayhem on a regular basis. >> reporter: the president said it will not come from washington but from the american people. more gun control is thought the answer. he blames the killings here at the navy yard on poor security. and criminal justice and mental health systems that he says don't do enough to flag and hold people who