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the scripture says in verse eight. he proceeded from there, to the mountain on the east of bethel and pitched his tent with bethel on the west and ai on the east and there he built an altar to the lord and called upon the name of the lord. what do you find him doing? he moves in the direction god wants him to go. and then he takes the time. and when they built an altar, could have been all kind of altar but , for example, stone altar and that altar represented, think of all the technology we have. their technology was simple, a pile of stones here and pile of stones here and pile of stones here. he went back to the same pile of stones, because he wanted to be reminded of what god said to him. this is why i encourage you to keep a diary. this is why i encourage you to write down what god says to you. because, listen, satan will steal it. he'll take it right out of your mind. so therefore, he went back to do what? to listen to god again and again. what god was saying to him, you're leaving your family. you're leaving eve

you have the scripture readings. there's only one reading for the first part and in the current mass there's two and there's one read in the traditional form and then there's the gospel and these are proclaimed in latin. the book is moved to the left side and the gospel is proclaimed. and on sundays, the scriptures are reread in english and then there's the preaching. >> let me interrupt you for one minute. i think we're going to show your blog what is on this blog, father? >> all sorts of good information about the traditional mass in the archdiocese. we're hoping to have a society to promote the traditional latin mass society. he and i write letters to put on there. we invite our viewers to take a look at the blog and we'll talk more about it after this break. >>> here's a chance to put your idea into practice to get organized and to support it and encourage it and help people discover this beautiful gift that we have in the faith in the church. >> i took that in high school. having just started to say the mass in

so there's lots of scripture examples about jesus. when john the baptist was de headed he went up to the mountains. remember before he was crucified he was in the garden and slipping away from the rest of the disciples. he managed the last three years, one of the keys was, he knew how to have solitude with his heavenly father. he didn't have anything that you and i cannot have if we go about it in the right way. and if i should ask you, would you like to be without stress in your life, does this mean you'll never have anymore stress at all? no. it means this. not that you'll have anymore. you know how to deal with it when it comes. we live in a very stressful age everywhere you turn. discord. conflict. all the rest. there's a way to deal with it. the way to deal with it is god's way. that's what we're talking about. so think about it this way. why would god even want us to be alone with him? we've sinned against him. there's two primary reasons for it. and the first reason is relationship. now, i want you to think about something. the

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so there's lots of scripture examples about jesus. when john the baptist was de headed he went up to the mountains. remember before he was crucified he was in the garden and slipping away from the rest of the disciples. he managed the last three years, one of the keys was, he knew how to have solitude with his heavenly father. he didn't have anything that you and i cannot have if we go about it in the right way. and if i should ask you, would you like to be without stress in your life, does this mean you'll never have anymore stress at all? no. it means this. not that you'll have anymore. you know how to deal with it when it comes. we live in a very stressful age everywhere you turn. discord. conflict. all the rest. there's a way to deal with it. the way to deal with it is god's way. that's what we're talking about. so think about it this way. why would god even want us to be alone with him? we've sinned against him. there's two primary reasons for it. and the first reason is relationship. now, i want you to think about something. the

what does the scripture say? it says, "his kindness leads us to repentance." why? because you begin to see god for who he really is. all of a sudden, when you see god-- i don't know about you, but i grew up in church, went to church every sunday for 18 years. every weekend that i went, all iaw was religion. all i saw was earn your way to heaven and then one day a light bulb went on and all i saw was jesus. and the fact that he has destroyed the veil between us and god and he made a way where there was no way. and when he ripped that veil in half, he actually opened the door for me to not have religion anymore, but to have a relationship with the most high god and become w god intended me to be in the first place, having an identity as a royoyal son inthe house ofof god,, having a purpose in him and havingng hisuthoty to walk in. god is crazy about you. he's crazy about you, but you got to see him for who he is. he loves you. let me give e you is scriptu: 2 conthians 3:18 says this, and you can look and you can see about seeing jesus. now, i know this sounds s far o

sunday this morning is the handsomely and charming, the language of the street, the language of scripture. he talked about theu knit possible, diversity. he talked about how the presidential race barely mentioned poverty, and then he told a story that seemed to encompass everything that is core about god. we welcome thoen johnson,iii. >> i'm a may tiff mississippian. i'm proud of that. i had a wonderful growing up in the community. the community of canton, mississippi. >> okay. i went to school, both public school as well as my undergraduate studies in mississippi. >> uh-huh. >> left to do my graduate work in seminary in washington, d.c. deferred a bachelor program to come back and do work in mississippi. i wanted to talk about the intersection of privilege, poverty and politics. and so because religion, politics, money are not the most important conversations to bring up around the dinner table, i knew that i would have a colorful experience, if you would, coming back home to address these challenges. >> i see. the sacred or the spiritual and the secular in the streets and the scriptures

the scripture says that just as plainly. so, sin is not only when you go out and transgress a law, but sin is when god tells you to love other people and you don't do it. sin is when god tells you that you need to serve god with all of your heart, your soul, your mind, your body, and you don't do it, you only give him part. we all continually sin. so, we've not only sinned in the past, we've sinned in the present and we are going to sin in the future. we are going to fail to be less than perfect, and any time people go to preaching that you've got to be righteous for god to love you, they have to make it a comparative righteousness because none of us are perfect. so, they have to start saying, well you know, you...you've got to quit these big ten. i think it's the catholic church that has this about the cardinal sins... sins that are unforgivable and then others that, you know, you can go to confession and you can get those forgiven, but in the bible... it says in james, chapter 2, verse 10, if you keep the whole law and yet

anywhere along the way.p ll one of the most powerful servants of god in the scripture was david. and he went through difficult times just like that. times of great sorrow and heartache and discragement. but he had an answer. he discovered how to deal with discouragement. what i want to talk about in this message is overcoming discouragement. and i want to read two, the verses he in the psalms that express how david was feing. he was asked himself, why are you in despair o my soul? and why have you become disturbed within me? hope in god for i shall yet praise him. he says in the next chapte why are you in despair o my soul and why are you disturbed within me? so here is a man that s given us so many wonderful, wonderful events in his own life through the work of the holy spirit. we see him brave, courageous, bobold and y he has the same issue many people have today. that is he went through thee times of discouragemenent. well the passage of scripture i'll give you good example of one of the times of discouragement in his life. let me give you a little background. king saul had be

for they stumbled at that stumblingstone, and then he quotes another old testament passage of scripture in, i believe it's isaiah, chapter 8, verse 14. it says, "as it is written, behold, i lay in sion a stumblingstone and rock of offence: and whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed." so, paul gave these prophecies, showing that in the old testament it predicted that the jews, as a whole, would reject their messiah, and therefore, salvation would turn to the gentiles, and he says, so, what am i saying? he says, the gentiles which weren't following after righteousness... in other words, they weren't trying to keep all of the jewish feasts, they weren't circumcising their children, they weren't observing all of the rituals and the laws, they didn't observe the ten commandments, none of these things. these pagans came along and they started receiving right relationship with god, not based on their performance and adherence to the law, but instead they received right standing with god by just simply putting faith in jesus as having paid for their sins and...and relationship with god

one of the most powerful servants of god in the scripture was david. and he went through difficult times just like that. times of great sorrow and heartache and discouragement. but he had an answer. he discovered how to deal with discouragement. what i want to talk about in this message is overcoming discouragement. i want to read two, three verses here in the psalms that expressed how david was feeling. he was asking himself, why are you in despair, o my soul. and why have you become disturbed within me? hope in god for i shall yet praise him. then he said again in the next chapter. why are you in despair, o my soul, and why are you disturbed within me? so here is a man that has given us so many wonderful, wonderful events in his own life through the work of the holy spirit. and we see him brave, courageous, bold, and yet he had the same issue that many people have today. and that's he went through those times of discouragement. well the passage of scripture i want to give you a good example of one of those times of discouragement in his life. let me

with scripture. we appreciate so much that you let us know how much you're learning. my, i've said it before and i guess i can say it again, the average letters says, 'i've learned more in the last six months than in the previous forty years.' and it is, it's encouraging to us that the lord is opening a lot of eyes to these things that are a plain as day. i don't think it's all that difficult to see if they'll just look at it. all right, we're going to pick up where we left off, isaiah 61 and now we're down to verse 6. and this is an interesting situation now, where the prophet writes, "you shall be named (shall be now, they aren't yet, but they will be)...you shall be named the priests of the lord (or of jehovah.)" priests. all right, where do you first get that? well, come all the way back with me to exodus chapter 19. exodus 19. see, this is the beauty of scripture. it all fits! exodus 19 and juju for sake of time lets go all the way back to verse 3. exodus 19 verse 3. now remember the setting. is

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you know that scripture. tavis: i know it well. it is a great scripture. :he book is called "11 rings the soul of success." written by the guy that has 11 rings, plus two. numbery is used to being one, so he is comfortable with that. i enjoyed having you. that is our show for tonight. thanks for watching. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a booker teamn with for the new cd called "sound the alarm." >> there is a saying that dr. king had. he said, there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only about halfway to completely eliminate hunger and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. % >>> hello. and welcome to this is us. we're at history san jose time stands still.

the scripture says but when they arrest you and deliver you up, do not worry beforehand or meditate what you will speak. but whatever is given to you in that hour, speak that for it is not you who what? but the holy spirit. i yielded person becomes a mouthpiece. and that is the major way to be prepared for these encounters when people cease seise upon verse 10, they were not able to resist the wisdom and spirit by which he spoke. the new american standard says this, they were unable to cope with the wisdom. i suggest to you that human answering reasoning and ideology can never stand against holy spirit-led biblical truth. when the holy spirit has yielded a believer they are powerful. no form of wisdom, no form of religious i'd ideology. they couldn't cope with him. do you get that? now now my second point dealing with steven's message. are you with me? are you with me? his message was a forced decent they prevailed upon him. and they seized him. and when they could not prevail verse 11 said they secretly introduced men to say -- they went and got some liars. it was more than one because

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and there were three scriptures from yoga and i studied all of them. and they changed my life and the way i thought about the world. and it was stuff i already knew. the author of "the power of now" was in his backyard living in a little shack. so steve gave me that book and i gave it to oprah and he sold 40 million copies. she told everybody meg ryan that gave her the book. but i gave her the book. i said you want a white woman to give you the book because that's your audience, but a hip-hop dude gave you that book. >> what did she say? >> she said, i think meg gave me that book. this was 20 years ago. but when i got "the power of now" and i gave her and gayle king that book downtown, they're like, oh, really, we'll look into this. i said no, you have to read this book. the next thick you know, he's a big store. i mentioned one day casually i gave you that book because i read you said meg ryan gave you that book. i gave it to her first. the hip-hop dude, not your audience necessarily. i think she could have gotten it from more than one place. >>> more

the scripture says, "let the redeemed of the lord say so."'t say, "let the redeemed think so, or believe so or hope so." that's all good but you have to take it one step further and say so. if you're going to go to the next level you've got to say so. if you're going to accomplish a dream, overcome an obstacle, break an addiction, you've got to start declaring it. it has to come out of your mouth. that's how you give life to your faith. when god created the worlds he didn't just think them into being. he didn't just believe there would be light and land and oceans and animals. he had it in his heart but nothing happened until he spoke. he said, "let there be light," and light came. his thoughts didn't set it into motion. his words set it into motion. it's the same principle today. you can believe all day long and not see anything happen. you can have faith in your heart, big dreams, be standing on god's promises and never see anything change. what's the problem? nothing happens until you speak. instead of just believing you're going to get ou

this is holy scripture. this is the bible. the word of god himself which is a word that cannot be broken, the bible says. and god's promise, he will save you out of all your troubles, whether you're discontented in debt, in distress, all right? drop down. "the angel of the lord encamps all around those who fear him," or worship him, "and delivers them." david was singing the psalm. he was afraid and he says, "hey, wait a minute, let me sing this, "the angel of god surrounds me and delivers me. i'm not afraid of saul no more. i'm not afraid of the king of gath. i'm not afraid of anybody because the angel of the lord encamps around me, encircles me." all right, "oh, taste and see," he tells the people around him. who is he talking to? the 3-d army. "taste and see the lord is good; blessed is the man that trusts in him! oh, fear the lord, or worship the lord, you his saints! there is no want or lack to those who worship god, fear him. the young lions lack and suffer hunger; but those who seek the lord shall not lack any good thin

now we're going to make a series someday on all the 'buts' in scripture.and you know, it's amazing how the lord intervenes. i've been kind of dreading looking up all of the 'buts' in scripture. the b-u-t's. you know what came in the mail the other day? a guy did it for me! (chuckles) he sent a sheath, that thick, with all the 'buts' from genesis to revelation so all i'm going to have to do is go through and pick out the ones that i can put on the program. and i just said, 'thank you lord!' he probably saved me about ten hours of intense study trying to find them all. i'll show them to you when we get home, john! okay, "but (here we go) it will be called hephzibah," which means the one in whom is my delight. it's actually the queen's name of hezekiah and hezekiah termed her 'the one in whom i delight.' well, that's what god is going to use to call israel. and the land will not be called desolate, but what? "beulah." to whom god is married, once again. that's what the term means. "for the lord delighteth in thee (like hezekiah did in his wife) and thy land s

one scripture talks about the faith of god. normally, we think about our faith. we need to pray big and believe big and take the limits off of god and that's important. we should do that. but god has things in your future, set times that he's already established that are so big, so amazing, so rewarding, god knew you couldn't have faith for it right now. if you would have told me a few years ago that one day i would be up in front of people and have the platform that i have, i would have said, "thank you for believing in me but you've got the wrong person." god knows there are things in our future that we won't have the faith for. but that doesn't stop god. when you run out of faith, there's a secret weapon. it's called the faith of god. when god releases his faith, you can be certain doors will open that should not have opened. talent will come out of you that you didn't know you had. the right people will search you out. healing, promotion, increase, will show up in ways like you've never seen before. i know some of you think, "well, joel, i don't have much fai

you know, like the scripture talks about the dog that returns to its vomit. you've gone back to the very thing that jesus redeemed you from and that's the reason that things aren't working in your life. i'm not saying any of these things to hurt people, but i'm saying it to tell you the truth. it's the truth that sets you free, but it's only the truth you know that sets you free. there is a deception in people today thinking that they're okay with god because they are a relatively moral person. i'm telling you god doesn't accept you based on your relative goodness to anybody else. all of us have sinned and come short of the glory of god. you need a savior and these verses that i've read today are how you accept that savior. you just confess him as your lord. you put faith in what he did. you believe he is raised from the dead... that he is god almighty, seated at the right hand of god the father and if you believe and confess with your mouth, you will be saved, separate from your holiness and any worthiness. you just accept it as a gift! man, that's good news

now you know scripture refers to trees as something that's beautiful of god's creation."and they will be like the planting of the lord, that he (the lord) might be glorified." all right, now one more verse, "and they shall build up the old wastes" from the destruction coming out of the tribulation, will come this glorious new restored planet earth. "and they will raise up the former desolation, and they shall repair the waste cities, the desolation of many generations. strangers shall stand and feed your flocks and the sons of the alien shall be your plowmen and your vine dressers." now what does that tell you? israel has always been the downtrodden people of human history. they've always been the hated and the persecuted. well what's going to happen here? it's going to be totally reversed. israel will be the apple of god's eye. israel is going to be the most blessed of any of the nations on earth. israel is finally going to inherit all those glorious promises coming up even since moses. and we'll look at that in our next program. what did moses prophesy? that israel wou

now all through scripture, what's that a reference to? christ's first coming and they rejected him.e like to use the analogy that as they were building the temple here came the stone that they weren't ready for until it was almost ready to be completed. and so what'd they do with it? they threw it out in the weeds. it was rejected. they didn't know what to do with it. but, what did that stone become? a stone of stumbling. see? and that's what christ has been to israel ever since, he's the stone of stumbling. all right, back to verse 22, so "the stone which the builders refused (christ's first advent) is become the head of the corner." well now he's not the headstone of the corner for israel today. but when will he be? when he returns, when he sets up the kingdom. and then that glorious kingdom will be the finality of all of these promises. so can split that verse right after the word 'refused.' that's his first advent, they rejected him. the rest is still future. he's going to be the head of the corner, but he hasn't been as yet. all right, now let's just jump up to isaiah chapter 9

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that same year came out with the most amazing commitment send civil rights is as ancient as the scriptures. the president is on our side. this guy here martin luther king was inspired by mahalia jackson, i'm going to give this magic. >> chris, you referenced the history, that on june 11th, vivian malone tried to enter the university of alabama, george wallace blocked her. and at jack kennedy's direction got her in and through the university of alabama. it was that night that medgar evers was killed. in the driveway of their home. after all the bomb threats and assassination threats against their family with their three children. hiding in a tub and running out and seeing their father slain in the driveway. there was a lot of violence. ron mott is in the crowd. ron you've been talking to a lot of people out there. >> a much smaller crowd than was on the mall over the weekend for the big march on saturday. i would estimate between 15,000 and 20,000 is the number i'm seeing. you can see them extended on the other side of the reflecting pool and on the site we're on they go all the way down th

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. >> reporter: we have a hard time understanding, you're quoting the scripture, talking about god andon fire. i mean, is that something you should take into your own -- >> people said i set his house on fire. nobody knows that -- how can you say that? oh, so you didn't? >> did you see me there? >> reporter: i'm just asking you, did you? >> i'm not going to answer that question. >> reporter: oh, okay. >> okay. >> reporter: initially, he didn't want to answer some of our other questions either. what did you do to go to jail? >> what did i do to go to jail? i had been -- well, i don't know if i want to talk about it. i guess -- >> reporter: it is public record, right, i could look it up, çóright? >> you could look it up. it was indicted for felony trafficking. >> reporter: drugs? >> yes. >> reporter: and so you're no longer doing that? >> i'm living a clean life and helping the community. >> reporter: steve wright is a criminal defense attorney in lancaster county, and says the bulk of his practice is representing amish youth who are in trouble. >> every year i'll see amish clients, whet

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now, let's look at these passages of scripture. in romans, chapter 7, verse 14 he says, for you know that the law is spiritual: but i am carnal, sold under sin. for that which i do i allow not: for what i would, that do i not; but what i hate, that do i. you know again, this is in the king james. i could go to some other translations and probably try and put this into more modern terms that people might relate to. but one of the reasons i don't do that is because in an effort to update this into a modern language, they also share some truths in there that i believe are unscriptural. so even though this is a little wordy... it's awkward the way... we don't talk this way anymore. i'm sticking with the king james just because i don't want to insert into it some of the modern theology that i totally disagree with. so stick with me. work through this. it's worth the effort to be able to plo...plod through this and to get what he's saying. in verse 17 he says "now then it is no more i that do it, but sin that dwelleth in me." now, people

so that we can read the scripture two different ways in two different contexts. >> exactly. and i think, you know, part of the genius sometimes of the black church is we've been able to hold tensions together sometimes. not all the times, but sometimes we've been able to hold attention. so whether it's about lgbt issues, women in the pulpit, you know, doma, gay marriage, all this other stuff, we've been able to try to hold things together. the problem becomes when we go over and decide that we're not going to hold those things together anymore, okay? so let me talk about this, because you talked about progressive christianity, and since i'm a progressive christian, i'm the person who can speak about this. i want to tell a very quick story. i wrote an op-ed in the religion dispatches hag zien this week about america's racist god. thank you, some of y'all read it. and i got attacked by the right. i got attacked by fox, sean hannity, rush limbaugh, i'm saying all y'all's names out loud, daily caller, all of them. these people called me a b, the c, everything else they could cal

i was not coming after the god of the scriptures, the god that we know abraham isaac and jacob. i was talking about the god they worship, racism, the god they worship white supremacy so i know this is going to go out everywhere else but how many times can they e-mail my people and everything else. thank god i've got a great institution that takes care of me. i have tenure. i can get fired. a positive and for the people who called the schomberg this week to try to get me off this panel i hope you enjoyed the show. [applause] but wait, one more thing i want to say. this prophetic voice of progressive christianity is missing. we don't hear these voices anymore. it is violent because the voice of christianity we hear is a voice of complicity with the system and if we don't hear this voice of a radical christianity that will say that we need to be feeding the poor, that we need to care about these folks, that we need to call out this structural sin that is happening , if we don't have that radical boys because people are willing to do with the right is doing right now and to say, and

it's a three-strand cord, the oe scripture says. music or in the church. don't go out there by yourself. get two people who are like minded, read the scripture together and be accountable. >> being accountable means if they see you getting in trouble they go comear over here. >> they get in the conversation, put their arm around you and say hey, let's go.us >> wre >> ricky, it's an honor to meet you. thanks for being here. >> thanks so much for having me. >>> coming up next, we'll unveil what you the viewer chose as today's video of the day. coming up. [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. individualization that your body needs. this labor day, don't invest in a mattress until yo

and i love the scriptures, i still read the bible through, you know, over and over and over again.s find things there. you know, that you hadn't seen before. i could read the same verse 1,000 times, but the 1,001st time i read it, i'll find something in it i hadn't seen before. >> mcferrin says when he's not traveling, he attends an episcopal church. but he doesn't like narrow labels. ♪ ♪ >> i don't really think of myself as a religious person per se, but more of a spiritual person, who follows christ, who follows jesus as my spiritual master. ♪ don't worry ♪ be happy >> the 63-year-old musician is perhaps best known for his 1988 hit, "don't worry, be happy." in subsequent years, he's conducted classical orchestras and released albums featuring styles from across the musical spectrum. he frequently works with young people, trying to help them see the power of music as well. it's a lesson he says he learned at an early age. >> my moer knew all about this when i was very young, my mother knew how music was a healing balm. because whenever i was sick, she would give me two things. she

texas, charles greenaway, an old missionary in the assemblies of god, stood up and he threw out a scripturelavidicus 9 and 10. he said the rich were instructed to take the corner of their fields and give it to the poor. he said your field is like your income. your corners are your outgo. and this is what he said. the bigger you make your corners to god, the bigger he'll make your field. i snickered. told a preacher friend next to me, he got it backwards. i knew he had messed up. you know how you do, you're so busy preaching, you just mess up. because i told god if you want more from me, if you'll give me more, i'll give give me more. then he said it again. then he said, malaki is the only book in the bible where god said f you will throw me a seed f you bring tithes and offerings to me and prove me, prove my existence, and this is what he said -- he's an old missionary preacher -- he says, if you throw god a seed or an offering and more comes back than what you threw up, that's how you know he exists. never heard that before. and then he says, he was going to receive faith promises. i didn'

that he was familiar with were the hebrew scriptures the only religion that he had any encounter with was ten second temple judaism but that means if that's true then how we understand what jesus said and did and what was said about jesus has to be filtered through that jewish lens and that kind of changes things it changes the way the sort of the biography of jesus that arises from from that truth then sort of the celestial spirit of christianity that jesus has become changes that are. well first and foremost let's just take the central argument about jesus that he was the messiah well messiah means something very specific in the jewish context it means the descendant of king david who is you know here on earth to reestablish the kingdom of. david to usher in the rule of god anybody who heard jesus say the words i am the messiah would have understood precisely what i just told you that's what their expectations would be and by the way if you do not do those things then you are not the messiah the christian conception of messiah of course is something quite different it's a celestial

quoting from scripture, king said he dreamed of the day when all god's children, black, white, jews, gentiles, protestants, and catholics, would be able to join hands in freedom. half a century later, many believe that day has not yet fully arrived. reverend vincent harding is a scholar and activist who worked closely with king. >> king himself continued to move. he didn't get down from the podium in 1963 and then say, well, we've made the speed, we've made the march, thank you very much, we'll see you in 50 years. the question for us now on the 50th anniversary of the march on washington is what is the work that has to be done that hasn't been done? >> harding and other civil rights leaders say the trayvon martin case and the intense reactions to it show some of the work that still needs to be done. racial tensions flared after neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman fatally shot 17-year-old martin last year in a gated community in sanford, florida, outside orlando. martin was unarmed and wearing a hoodie. there were more protests after zimmerman was acquitted of murder charge

the most important scripture, out of the 800,000 words in the bible is hidden in a little chapter over in numbers. "god is not a man that he should lie, nor the son of man that he should repent." if he spoke it, he will do it. we're seven minutes. seven's the number of completion. we're seven minutes. quickly call. quickly call. quickly call. they're going to show me the phones. it's very important. i feel so, there's not a $1,000 seed that you'll ever plant more powerful than the seed that you're planting. there is not a seed. >> ossie: they're telling us that the phones are jammed. so i wanna watch those... just remind people as they're dialing in to be persistent. take your time. dial the number correctly and stay on the line. because there is a message you hear. just stay on the line. we'll get to you as soon as possible. there's also a website. they can... it's secure. they can go right... inspiration.org and make their commitment, sow their seed online, very secure environment. people are calling from all over mike. >> you know i feel so stirred, i... on this household salvation.

reject their messiah and that he would turn to the gentiles, and he listed a number of old testament scriptures that verified and prophesied that this would happen to show that he was not saying anything that was inconsistent with the old testament, and so in romans, chapter 9, in verse 30 he says,

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might be a little harder to find the scripture yourself than to call a friend and ask 'em where it's at...

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