he is preimmeant in salvation. get that in your mind. we look in the word in god and in chapter 1 verse 7 the bible says this. in whom we have redemption through the blood, to forgive us of sins according to the richness of his grace. there's several things have you to get in your mind. we have two wonderful blessings over here but before you come to those blessings, those blessings came to you through one single, solitary factor and that is the cross work of jesus christ. you can never go to the cross preaching about the blood because it is the blood of jesus christ that sets you free. it's the power of the blood of christ that makes you a whole man and that powers through this very, very moment, from calvaries unto right now. in whom we have redemption it says. the first word i'm going to look at now that i have this power encounter i want to see the truth encounter, what is the truth? the truth is this. it took the blood of jesus christ to give you salvation. that's the price that was paid for your eternal salvation. don't you ever fo

all of these emphasize salvation through sacrifice. abraham, for instance, is preparing to sacrifice his son isaac, as god commanded him. he looks up at the angel who orders him to substitute the ram. both the north and south transept portals belong to the new cathedral, built after the 1194 fire. the south side followed shortly after the north, so the samchanges we saw there are now even more advand. here, for instance is the warrior saint theodore. with a weight borne on one foot like the classical contrapposto pose he's liberated from the architectural framework. in contrast to the other biblical figures, for the first time he is dressed and armed as a contemporary 13th-century crusader. the human form and its natural depiction, now sanctioned by the church released the creative energies of the gothic sculptor. soon a variety of individualized figures blossomed on cathedrals not only in france but all over europe. the great age of gothic cathedrals was an unparalleled time of expansiveness in european society, but in saying that we

the catholic church is not about any of those subjects as important as they are, it's about salvation. i think what this pope wants to do is to cast it wide, get your feet on the grounds, look at the macro picture. i'm all in favor of that. >> okay. father, would you go along with that? or would you go a little further and sense that perhaps what the pope is doing is preaching an altogether more tolerant catholic church?

it needs to move beyond the sort of moment of national salvation into some kind of moment of national reconciliation or at least a dialogue among the political entities in order to avert moving past what i would call a point of no return. i'm sure we will talk a little bit more about it. one conjures up the image of algeria and what happened there 20 years ago. there was very clearly a moment when the army and the islamic salvation front passed the point of no return in terms of any real possibility of reconciliation. we are not there in egypt, but that is the whole point about the international community holding its breath and waiting for the regime to respond to persistent appeals for some sort of national dialogue. >> not yet at the point of no return. do you agree? >> not yet, only because ejection opposition today -- i'm not justifying the muslim brotherhood. i am not a supporter. but i am anti-coup. today, i agree we are sharing the same side because the muslim brotherhood is also anti--coup. we are not in a dead end, but clearly, if the army continues to avoid the dialogue, we

so).through their fall salvation is come to the gentiles to really provoke (the nation of israel) tojealousy" to think that the god of abraham is now turning to the gentile world. all right, now then, verse 12, now just keep reminding yourself what i'm saying. how can this be true if the jew has disappeared 1900 years ago? then we might as well throw the book away and go home. "now if the fall of them (israel's rejecting their messiah).if the fall of them be the riches of the world (the whole world) and the diminishing of them (their being taken out of their homeland and dispersed among the nations).and the diminishing of them brings about the riches of the gentiles," which is what happened because of the gospel of grace. it went out to the whole human race. rich, and full and free! whereas they've been diminished and have been blinded and are out in a dispersion up until now in our lifetime. then look at the last question. if all of this is accomplished, what we've seen it accomplish, then "how much more their (what?).their fullness." and what's that? when they will finally in opene

if you'd like to help the salvation warm and red cross are taking donations by telephone, online andext. thousands of homes have been destroyed in this situation. it is dire in a place you might not have expected floods to be such a problem. the numbers on your screen. we'll give you an extra second. 1-800-sal-army or text 80888 to donate $10. that's 80888 for the salvation army and the red cross is at the bottom of your screen. >>> from the u.s. secretary -- treasury secretary larry summers will not succeed bernanke. he withdrew his bid to avoid a contendous confirmation process. summers had been touted as the president's first choice for the fed job. joining us now from washington "the new york times" columnist co-host of cnbc's "squawk box" author of "too big to fail" an draw ross sorkin. good morning. >> you know, five years later if you think about where we were five years ago we were all doing a loot of news. now we have even more news five years later. >> it is incredible to think where we came and all you have to do is either read the book or watch the hbo movie to get the fu

and we're told to take the helmet of salvation. we're coming to the armory. did you know it was the citadel of demonic worship it was called the mystery -- paul was talking about the spirit world. he's talking about the change that takes place in a human being's life. and he was countering all of the false teaching in the town of ephesus. he says this is the warfare you are in. christians, listen to me, you are inhabited by the spirit of god. here's the thing, as long as you stay filled with the spirit of god -- >> well, that ends another service at grace bible baptist church. for those of you listening for the very, very first time, we want you to know that this program is brought with a caring heart. we care about you. we want you to know the lord jesus christ. we want you to know the word of god, how you can live and walk with him and have an inner beauty and rest that only god can give you. well, you must visit us at our church right here in maryland. you still have time to make the service. you'll find the number at the end of the screen, give us a call.

we are supported by the salvation army, which is providing food and other organizations that are helpful have come? >> close to 10 people. 3 have stayed. others have gone on their way after looking for friends or checking in and sorting out different locations for pets and services. >> reporter: there are people with pets here. is that causing an extra challenge? >> this is horse country in clayton. people love their animals. 3 people who we are dealing with, one brought 2 dogs, one brought a cat. we will look for shelter for them that can accommodate those pets what are >> reporter: what are comments from people who have checked in? >> it is a community and neighborhood effort to load animal and possession and get out safely. some of them are concerned about the whereabouts of their friends and neighbors. >> reporter: people helping residents displaced by the fire. >>> it is cooling off closer to the coastline. temperatures are in the 50s and low 60s. 58 in santa rosa where the fog is stretching into the bay. it is mild. we will not get much of the sea breeze until tomorrow. we will see

john the baptist intercede before christ on the part of humanity and so addressing the concept of salvation. then directly behind the screen in the central portal which admits you or admits the clergy into the sanctuary or the celebrant the one who performs the liturgy into the sanctuary right in the center on the bottom, you have three figures three male figures and they represent the liturgist or those who had composed the liturgy or the ceremony, the hymns and the entire service way back in the 4th and 5th centuries a.d. and then directly above the very large, the huge mosaic which takes you all the way up to and right into and underneath the dome into the vault area, is the anastasis which i have mentioned earlier. anastasis, which in the western tradition is called the harrowing of hell or the descent into limbo. what is very effective is that stylistically these images are connected. for example, christ wearing the blue robe with his fluttering drapery visually connects you with the movement of the two figures in the central panel the lower figures who represent-- the woman in red is

supervisor breed and everyone else who has come to our support important we're not here to beg or ask for salvation but redemption. again beside me is my lovely wife karen johnson. someone mentioned the present vs. the past we're the present. we now introduce you to a gentleman >> we're going to go into our speaker cards. to the san francisco historic preservation committee i'm with the san francisco state university where i teach. i'm the form leader of the san francisco civil rights movement when people could on the work in their own communities. we willing busting u busted open opportunities for a blacks. the store was the historic site first for japanese-americans and they were incarcerated. and then from 6 to 45 thousand i know the history from julian who basically scald the scholarship in black studies. and before there was an installation called black studies this was an institution called marcus bookstore. dr. was the deepen of the college now chair a georgia state school was from therd of the marcus. so that bookstore has been a repository of history and brought about change and astronomer

supervisor breed and everyone else who has come to our support important we're not here to beg or ask for salvation but redemption. again beside me is my lovely wife karen johnson. someone mentioned the present vs. the past we're the present. we now introduce you to a gentleman >> we're goi

christian churches, marks a fundamental sht in the western story into the inner lif towards personal salvation. the successors of the roman empire would be the barbarians-- angles, saxons, franks, goths-- third world immigrants attracted to the fading splendors as to a gold rush. they received the latin language and the christian faith from rome and assimilated roman ideas of government to their own customary law. and there lies the key to the synthesis which will become the western tradition, a synthesis of greco-roman judeo-christian, and germanic. and that synthesis would be achieved during the long struggles of the dark ages which followed on the fall of the roman empire. captiong performed by the national captioning institute, inc. captio copyright 1989 educational broadcasngcooration annenberg media ♪ world is by movado makers of the modo museum watch the watch dial design in the permanent collections of museumsthroughouthe world.additi funng for this program made possible by the financial support of...

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about the reversal of the social order, his insistence for anyone who set as the gate keeper for salvation, that is what i want to be like. >> what is it like for you as a person be a part of a book, be part of an oftentimes fractious debate over its content? >> it means i get it from all sides. lay readers attack me because they say that what i am saying is so revolutionary, so beyond the pale, academics attack me because they say there's nothing new in this book, we've been saying these things all the time et cetera, et cetera. christians deny me, muslims attack me saying the jesus in this booking violates everything that muslims say about him. islam aphobes attack me. when you write about jesus this is what you have to expect. and i completely expect it. >> you didn't really expect to be in a conversation where you were left to defend your right as a person, as a muslim, to write about jesus, did you? >> that's true, tony, yeah. look, i knew, i knew that there were going to be people on the fringes who simply by the fact that my faith religion is islam, are going to reject anything i sa

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but above all they went for the salvation of their souls.o achieve the state of grace conferred by his relics, they traveled great distances on foot... by boat... on horseback... wearinge pical pilgrim'- the hat, the staff, the cockleshell symbol of saint james. but pilgrimage was not only a spiritual force, it was a dynamic, transforming element in society, enabling the exchange of ideas, goods, and especially money. there was a great deal of money to be made from pilgrimage. indeed, it was the offerings to the saints and their relics by pilgrims in their thousands that helped pay the construction costs of the great romanesque pilgrim churches lining the main roads to santiago. four main routes went through france to spain. they joined at puente-la-reina in spain, where a single road passed through burgos and leon and culminated at santiago de compostela. in the center of france, the major starting point was the church of mary magdalene at vezelay. this great romanesque abbey church at vezelay in the heart of burgundy is built far too large

. >> over the past week, a lot of people were asking, could the afd turn out to be the salvation of thisear's election? could they get into the bundestag? it is looking like there is a nearly sensation. for .9%, just very slightly under the 5% mark. %, just very slightly under the 5% mark. every time it looks more likely they are not quite going to make it -- and yet still it's quite an achievement for a party that only was founded this february, and only had a few months to pull that support together, much of it coming from the free democrats. there was a particularly big cheer when it came out that the fdp were going to get less votes than the afd. ae result is also somewhat of slap in the face for angela merkel. afdpeople who voted for the did so in part as a repudiation of her policies in the euro crisis. atthat was richard walker the alternatives for germany headquarters. we were talking about the afd in the run-up to this election, and how it was the wild card. we didn't think we would get quite this close. it lived up to its reputation as the wildcard in our discussion. what did t

so when they're bringing out the salvation, the healing and the blessing from jesus christ, the common man always responds to the gospel, otherwise we can't do the work. >> george: there are various states that are enacting anti-conversion laws. is this something to be concerned about? >> very much. this bill is saying that anyone who was forcefully converted, which they call being baptized in the water, and if they're proven, the pastor will go to jail for four years. and he has to pay $100,000 apiece, which he won't be able to pay. >> george: the indian constitution clearly states there is freedom of religion. and anybody who wants to move away from hinduism or islam or buddhism to any other religion can do so, right? >> they can. if it is forcefully -- but who is going to define "forcefully." we don't want anybody to come in and join against their will. we believe that the person should open their heart on their own and receive christ. >> george: clearly, despite the conversion laws and the challenges in the northern part of india, you are seeing god move? >> yeah. we are growing. w

and another one of our viewers actually said just bought six cassette holders for 55 cents at the salvationy. treasure hunt score. >> i think they overpaid. >> and jordan says, insync, back street boys. i still have them all. >> i have purple rain in the basement. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> are you interested in speaking to our president? >> that depends on be the content. >> if you wanted to send him a message right now, what would you say to him? >> tell the people follow the common sense of your people. that's enough. >> wow. bashar al assad interviewed by dennis kucinich. >> oh, yeah. >> of all people. >> good morning it's thursday, september

a long period of economic salvation. >> he says the banking union will be an important factor. >> let's get a check of what has been moving the markets. this summary from the frankfurt stock exchange of what was on investors minds on wednesday. >> the upswing of the stock market has softened somewhat, but this is not a big surprise, if we look at where stock prices have climbed again. the dax is not far away from its all-time high, and the ndax has reached an all-time high this wednesday. quite obviously, investors are interested in riskier assets again. the so-called safe haven investments are not so interesting anymore. you can see it on the bond market as well. germany came out with a new 10 year government bond this wednesday and for the first time in two years, the yield on these bonds has climbed above 2% again. germany has to pay high interest in order to be able to sell its bonds. >> conrad there for us in frankfurt. we can stay for a closer look at wednesday's numbers. the blue-chip dax index closed .6% higher. stocks rallied, closing up almost a half are sent. in the u.s., sto

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they're going to be singing the salvation poem. they're going to.ecause "superbook" is a seed. ♪ [singing in the indonesian language] >> reporter: seeds planted in the hearts of children, one day reaping a bountiful harvest in indonesia. lucille, cbn news, jakarta. >> george: you can follow christian world news on our facebook page and there you can see daily stories and share your thoughts and prayers with others from the global church. we'll be back right after this. for me, it was heart-wrenching. bea: it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable. art: now is the moment. if we work together, we can stop this epidemic. grace: contact brightfocus and learn more. is your body holding you back? where do you think you're going? i want to go running. not with that knee, yougre not. your bones and joints can say, "no," at any age. let's not, uh, pi

. >> translator: the salvation of the nation lies in a new system, our party has laid out our visionhe new system, a vision for a constitution and just peace and how to achieve this. mobilization, sit-ins and civil protests leading to a general strike. >> reporter: the government was clearly prepared for the demonstrations and there is currently a high security presence on the streets too. in contrast sudan's opposition party has a reputation for being disorganized and poorly led and while mortem straightss are -- demonstrations are coming it's not clear. >> reporter: he welcomes protests but condemns violence. >> these turned out to be some sort of terrorist actions against the people more than the government and it's some sort of looting and burning the gas stations and some of the cars over there and some areas are strong to the government and people as well. and it's not the administration and everybody can talk about the demonstration and appear here and there or stuff like that and we from the very beginning we did that with the administration and we led them. but some people a

. >> reporter: in other word, wealth need not be a barrier to salvation. in between consumption, some actual moments of ministry both from the pulpit. >> the problem with the world today i found out we want everything but what we really need. >> reporter: and on the streets. >> jesus said i have come so you may have life. this is low life. >> as for detrick, he is not so much after fortune but fame. awe asinging the gospel. preaching, no different than preaching, putting melanie to it. gospel singer and preacher trying to bounce back after a scandal. >> you have a young lady pregnant, out of wedlock when my divorce is not final. >> reporter: seems you are the man that brings some drama to this thing. you are out there competing for grammy awards as well as souls? >> i'm a recording artist. >> reporter: you are of the world and the other world the show is all about. >> absolutely. i am in this world. but preaching the gospel. >> reporter: had to resign for the church in motown amidst the scandal. after moving new l.a. he married the baby mama and his daught

. >> translator: we want salvation. we are getting killed and displaced for three years.nt to strike that doesn't kill civilians or hit targets by mistake. >> translator: i ask god we return to our homes. only god, only god will help us, no one else will. >> reporter: and despite the threat of a possible u.s. military strike, the number of people going in and out of syria is increasing. turkey is now home to almost half a million civilian refugees. the camp you see behind me has reached its limits with more than 32000 refugees living inside. this means when you come like this people cannot get in and this has become their home. just across the road inside the camp, the conditions are better and families live inside caravans and considered lucky to have found a shelter and the minimum to preserve their dignity. many here welcome the possible strike against syria but there is deep suspicion of the real intent. >> translator: i'm not sure if the west was sincerely sent by us. i fear the strike won't be aimed at the regime and maybe they will strike the revolution and regime

pope francis is committed to define the mission of the church the salvation of jesus and letting people know about this as well as committed to the moral teachings of the church >> i think pope francis wants to have his cake and eat it too and time will tell whether he can getaway with it >> i do believe his intent in the comments was to say there are many issues that we have to address in the catholic church. abortion is a sin and he did not say it wasn't. >> yeah, i don't think this is a flip-flop. i think he was trying to contextualize the abortion debate in the larger conversation of all of the church's teachings >> i'm thrilled to save we have a catholic panel today which was wonderful. i am not a catholic. huge fan of this pope or at least i was last thursday and friday i'm thinking what is he doing? not that he cares whether i am a fan or not. but bill mayer has been saying nice things as is pierce morgan of cnn >> a lot of us are communicators here on the panel and the pope's got the right tone and that is something that has been missing in the church for a longtime. what happen

not understood], asian pacific labor alliance, and the south asian american meeting together, the salvation community, many others are speaking up in a strong voice also for due process for all. on constitution day, i think it's important as others said, that we recognize that due process and the 14th and fifth amendments to the constitution protect everyone's universal rights against government abuse and arbitrary denial of liberty. and as we stand up hopefully to support the due process for all ordinance, put forward by supervisor avalos and 7 others of us and 8-person super majority, i hope that we all recognize that it's not due process for some, but due process for all as supervisor campos mentioned. i also wanted to say that this coalition that's before us today to i think three years ago we were working on the opt out to the so-called secure communities as others said, secure communities, the so-called secure communities really is not making our communities more safe, but it leads to in some ways the police and law enforcement becoming immigration agents which they are not trained fo

what happened during the last two or three years during the so-called salvation period was that greece became. for foreign intervention and foreign help it's simply impossible anymore during the three hundred twenty billion saying it was impossible even in two thousand and nine everybody knew that but they wanted to bring greece into the strap that help only foreign banks especially in germany france and some other countries we only shouldn't you should now it's to deform having the greek people in control of the procedure for euro zone create deficits and debts to the european very very well at the same time create their pieces to the european core so we were saying from two thousand and nine two thousand and ten that we should leave the eurozone again in our therapist and not in terms imposed by berlin brussels or any other place in europe it destroyed again the infrastructure of the greek economy not only of the greek economy the same thing happened in spain portugal and ireland all the countries that took the strait jacket off. of the monetary union. and my colleague kevin oh and d

default to begin its recovery what happened during the last two or three years during the so-called salvation period it was that greece became john keogh for foreign intervention and foreign help it's simply impossible anymore to twenty billions and it was impossible even in two thousand and nine everybody knew that but they wanted to bring greece into the strap that help only foreign banks especially in germany france and some other countries the only shouldn't you should now it's to deform having the greek people in control of the procedure eurozone creates deficits and debts to the european very very well at the same time create their pieces to the european core so we were saying from two thousand and nine two thousand and ten that we should leave the eurozone again in our terrace and not in terms imposed by berlin brussels or any other place in europe destroyed again the infrastructure of the greek economy not only of the greek economy the same thing happened in spain portugal and ireland all of the countries that took the strait jacket off. of the monetary union. party's kevin owen discu

the holy spring would be our salvation. but after three months, i went back to the hospital just for a routine check-up, and the doctors told me that the tumor had returned. i couldn't believe it. but daryl said we needn't back out. he told me about laura masters being a cancer nurse, and that she would help me. i didn't want to lie. but i felt it was what god wanted. people were coming to the convent in such numbers, and god's word was spreading. i felt that the ends would justify the means. then therese found out about your little fraud, so you killed her. what? no! you had the opportunity to come into her room the morning of the fire. no-- what are you talking about? what about me? someone tried to kill me. how do you account for that? i mean, i know i lied-- lord forgive me-- but do i look like a murderer to you? you know, i really thought we had our killer. i was sure sister anne killed therese to protect the fake spring from being revealed. i thought when i confronted her, she'd confess, tell me how she did it, say th