the old testament predicted it, the new testament fulfilled it.first one, jack said the deity of christ. the true, historical jesus oh my yes.t, that he was a deity. he was more than just a man, more than just a prophet. of the old testament. now i'm going to go to jack. we're going to take these five just separately and have himughly to us ...the deity of christ. he didn't just begin in bethlehem's manger did he? no. in heaven hundreds of years, thousands of years ago and they said at that time when he comes to earth hislled jesus. it wasn't that name in heaven. and why was he to be called jesus when he came? because yeshua means savior andto earth, take a body to die on a cross for sinners. and that was the thing that the america started in 1925. praise god for these great christians.ng no one's ever heard and the holy spirit's been bringing it clearly to my mind. taught about these veryist, god? yes, listen. hear the word of the lord, in the beginning god created heaven and earth. now who was that?re is not his name jehovah as found in exodus 6:3 but it's elohim and that's thereey ar

. >> in the new testament gospels, jesus starts his mission traveling through galilee and judea, gatheringollowers. from them, he chooses 12 to be his closest disciples. >> the term "disciple" simply means learner or student. so when jesus is calling disciples, he's simply gathering a group of students around to learn from him. >> the disciples come from a wide range of backgrounds. from fishermen to tax collectors. >> there was recruitment by jesus, deliberate recruitment. and he wanted a diverse group. judas may well have been one of the very first he recruited. >> jesus was a pretty good judge of character. anyone who jesus had chosen as a disciple must have had something going for him. >> judas was the treasurer of jesus' 12 disciples. he was the one jesus trusted with the money. >> jesus saw in judas the kind of man that he wanted to be his follower. we have to assume that they're friends and that they have this close relationship. >> he's special. he has a key place. and yet something's going to happen in judas that's going to lead him to fall away from jesus and to lose faith in jes

they are written by different authors than the new testament.rowing tension between mary magdalene and jesus's other followers. >> the gospel of thomas, like other sources, suggests that mary's role among the disciples was deeply resented by some of them, particularly peter. the way peter is described is irate and hot headed and bad tempered, somebody that's a difficult person. >> the lost gospel of thomas points to a surprising explanation for this tension between peter and mary. dr. nicola denzey lewis has come to the coptic museum in cairo to see these gospels. >> so there's this one particular saying that comes at the very end of the gospel that gives us some really intriguing information about the relationship between mary magdalene and jesus and the other disciples and that's the last folio which is in folio 51. so can we see that? there it is. beautiful. so when saying 114, we see a little argument, a little dispute, a little scene unfolding. >> the gospel of thomas tells of an angry episode when peter vents his resentment against mary. >

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i think it's more a testament to the people of virginia van to me because it says what are still going to be in the forefront and they proved it. >> where were you born speak was born in richmond, virginia. my family had only one home during that entire time. my father built the house, had it built himself. to me that's a reclamation of a family that many people thought wasn't existing, and i see what's going on in america today. i see what's taking place in so many communities today. it's very important to have a family and a community to be a part of bringing up children, not only one village, but it takes the community in terms of government. what i'm trying to show in my book is that odds mean nothing. when people say you can't do it, why can't you? my mother told always i could do it. i believe there. i knew she wouldn't tell me anything wrong, and i think it's a testament with the problems i see today that unfortunately, communities are being left to determine for themselves. one of the finest speeches i heard barack obama give, i was mayor at the time come it was at the u.s. con

they follow in the tradition of old testament preachers, men like isaiah and elijah. >> the tablet ofod speaks plainly. i'm here to warn you! >> but from the fringes of this civilization, one voice is louder and reaches further than any other. even though john the baptist bases himself at the edge of the wilderness, people come from far and wide to hear his uncompromising message. >> geographically speaking, he's actually from the margins. he goes out away from the center of power to the wilderness and draws people to himself. >> it might seem to us today obvious that jesus is more important, but at the time, if we had been alive in first century palestine, we would know the name of john the baptist, but we might not know the name of jesus. >> the son of a jewish cleric, john now condemns the religious establishment. >> my god, john was angry with the priesthood aristocracy because they had become an exploitive class. >> in an echo of old testament prophecies, the gospels recount his passionate belief that the end of the world is close. >> judgment is coming. >> and with it, the comin

i have been asked to say just a few words before i read a passage from the new testament for mrs.r, long after the white house years and i does not know her then. our conversation was about the president and alzheimers and how you go on when every single day as someone said the size of the love is the size of the loss. when the interview was over we kept talking. i think iin'ed many of you here in this room who checked in by point and came to los angeles to have the lunches with her. those lunches in which she ate microscopic amounts of food, little chopped salads and one chocolate chip cookie and the ice tea and i was so terrified of that i used to hide my role under the table and butter it so she could not see it. i did not want to offender but she was "bop," any journalist if she does not like a report you had done but unlike so many people these days she never seemed too hard definitions into definition but she was too interested in people and who you really were and what you really knew, all of us together in this hive. so we talk about politics and celebrities and she told v

if you have read the old testament? has anybody read the old testament? you'll find the old testament is in favor of polygamy. so this is something that was pointed out by mormons. another person by the way who is in favor of polygamy was martin luther, some of you may have heard of him. he had something to do with the founding of protestantism. he was in favor of polygamy on grounds of biblical because he read this old testament. the latter day saints a church was an enemy of the state, they were perpetrating treason against the government. and a total subversion of -- some people said mormonism wasn't religion at all in" what we talk about islam that islam is not a religious but it's a financial issue. this culture war against mormons involved all three branches of the federal government. by presidents delivered speeches against mormonism. the first supreme court was delivered against mormonism on the supreme court. the governor issued a an extermination order, ordering the death of all mormons in the state. and a mob assassination killed the founder of

if you've read the old testament -- has anyone here read the old testament? [laughter] a couple of you. okay. you will find the old testament is in fave of polygamy. -- in favor of polygamy. so this was something that was pointed out by mormons. another person, by the way, who was in favor of polygamy was martin luther. some of you may have heard of him. he had something to do with the founding of protestantism. he was in favor of polygamy also on biblical grounds, because he had read the old testament and it seemed like god was in favor of polygamy there. [laughter] critics of mormonism said there was no constitutional cover for this form of fake religion as they saw it. the latter-day saints' church was an enemy of the state. they were perpetrating treason against the government. and a total sub discretion of -- sub subversion of republicanism, an echo that we have in the contemporary debates about islam where the claim it isn't a religion at all, it's a financial scheme or a political demonstration. this culture war against mormons involved all three branc

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an apocryphal gospel not found in the new testament tells us about james. >> the gospel of the hebrewsortrays james as being in jerusalem in the immediate aftermath of the crucifixion. >> james has probably found the whole business of jesus being crucified about as traumatic, about as life-changing as he can imagine. >> he goes into a period of fasting. and mourning. >> something that no one else of jesus' followers did. >> but then the bible reveals that james' grieving is brought to a sudden end. jesus returns. >> he was buried, and he was raised on the third day, in accordance with the scriptures. then he appeared to james. >> james has spent much of his life wondering who his brother is, especially during this extraordinary mission that jesus has been on. and the resurrection is the moment where james comes to believe that jesus really is something special. perhaps that was the moment where he came to acknowledge jesus was not just his brother but also his lord. >> james' life is transformed. now, from doubting brother, he will become jesus' most devoted follower and helps shape a

he had a last will and testament in there. >> that's right. laden had a last will and testament. the first line said, "stop sharing!" [ laughter ] and to my loved ones, i leave you this -- >> he says he has $29 million stashed in the african country of sudan. let me quote from this. "i hope for my brothers, sisters, and maternal aunts, to obey my will and to spend all the money that i have left in sudan on jihad for the sake of allah." >> sorry, bin laden. you may have been the feared terrorist, but no grandkids spends their inheritance money how you want them to. [ laughter ] look at one of the flammable hoverboards and bitcoins. [ laughter ] although i do respect a man who asks his grandkids to kill themselves. [ laughter ] i don't know you could do that in a will. i need to call my lawyer! listen, schmuck, have the following people kill themselves! [ laughter ] starting with you! but don't be surprised that osama was tough on his family. last year, he found out how he treated potential employees. >> one of the more stunning documents, a job

outcast. >> seth: yeah, that's the new testament. you need to read the new new testament, where jesus is opposed to same sex marriages, teachers unions, financial reform, and obama care. [ laughter ] so deal deserves credit for vetoing the bill but he also has some self interested reasons for doing so given how many major national companies have threatened to stop business in georgia if the bill had become law. >> disney and marvel studios have threatened to abandon production in georgia if the governor signs the bill into law. >> similar settlements have been voiced by amc networks, which films "the walking dead" in georgia. >> seth: that's right, if this bill had become law, "the walking dead" would have stopped filming in georgia, which would have been terrible since "the walking dead" employees thousands of georgians every week. [ laughter ] so that's georgia, then there's north carolina where republican he signed a law passed by republicans in that state that not only allows discrimination against lgbtq people, it actually overt

two trines there, and multiple afc west titles, it's a true testament to having a great guy back there. >> a quarterback has tried to mesh what he does offensively to another coach. trying to mesh what the two of them do together. >> peyton manning was the smartest guy on the football field. could out smart any coach. was an offensive quarterback at the line of scrimmage. >> he was like wine. he got better. look, we all knew this was coming. the problem isn't saying goodbye, it's really putting peyton manning into some sort of perspective. this man was larger than llfe.. >> it's really hard to put into sports community. when i grew up, and took this as a profession, he always treated me with respect. what defines a career? is it the numbers? >> manning takes a snap, throws the ball right side, it's going to be caught by demaryius thomas. 3 thomas scampers into the end zone, and the 6th touchdown pass of the game! >> the lessons learned. it in. when you come around that when you come around that backer, and first play of the game, i'm talking about first play of the whole season. i got

predates the old testament. we all have faith.ing out together on the basis of good in us, our soul is what is important. >> armstrong: dr. holderness, if children can't find it in the church, community, schools, where have they learned it? >> i am originally from south carolina. i am from the forgiving kind of people. i am a christian. i am pastor ame church and also a lawyer, graduated from howard in '81. separation of church and state also. it is not based on a religion, not based on anything formed by man. it is a spirit. in the book of john. all of us know the scriptures. we truth. it is not based on whether or not there is an iraq, or jewish person or sikh or muslim in the house. if we were to take all of our hearts out and put them on the table and all walked in and came back in with our hearts we wouldn't no which heart belonged to which. it is about us. an innate spirit. has nothing to do with religion. if you go right and teach right, people will do right. when i was growing up there was prayer in school. it seemed based

his brothers malik 21 and elijah 18 videotaped a last will and testament and drove mike teal barlow road and continued to record on their cell phones as he began his barrage. he fired repeatedly at considers and buildings and releted and started again as police reresponsibilityed office driving up to the station. he engaged in the fire fight. and was struck by a fellow officer's bullet in the confusion. at the ford home, another family in mourning. family members and sources say michael ford had a troubled past and faced domestic-related charges and believed those troubles may have in part spur add tack. the mother and grandmother are counseled by the family pastor. >> we are praying for police officer and his family and we feel sorry for them. we're praying for michael, too. >> and the ford brothers are facing a collective 21 different charges including second degree murder. attempted first degree murder and conspiracy. we understand their mother is recovering from a heart attack suffered brought on by the recent event. live in palmer park i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> well

. >> it's a testament to our running community. the bockfest 5k kicks off the christian moerlein series. richard: this is certainly a party. everybody having a great time. we have a chance to see bockfest kick off bockfest hall. a lot of fun going on through there. you raised a glass or two. >> it's a fun weekend to celebrate our brewing heritage and the proceeds support the brewery district. they're doing great work in cincinnati and over-the-rhine to showcase the brewing history. richard: you can still be part of the fun. race getting started at 10:00 a great day, come out, drink a cold one, run and enjoy this beautiful, beautiful beer district. jonathan. jonathan: what jackie rowe saying about her possibilities of making it a second sausage queen crowning? richard: second crowning? i'm not even going to ask her, jonathan. she's such a great friend of mine. jonathan: she's full of nevins, on a -- nerves, i know. tell her her pulling for her. thanks, richard. richard: it's a wurst-while event. jonathan: a suspect in custody after

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a true testament to how a team is is how they close out games, and maryland delivered in the final minutesgainst the jack rabbits. >> we played hard, we matched their tempo. we took advantage of it. >> was close at the end. it was a relief us that we have a quick turnaround, so we have to stay focused. tied asenior jake layman career, continuing his late-season surge. >> jake continues to improve. he has been great all year. he is playing at a great pace right now coming up. scott: being in the locker room the last couple days, this maryland team is confident and very loose. the march towards houston resumes tomorrow night against hawaii. or 7:15 tip is set f p.m. east coast time. robert: cannot wait to see that. women's hoops, maryland hosting iona. the terps struggle that time, but they had too many weapons. brene moseley chipped in 15 off the bench. maryland wins, 74-58. going back to uva, the five biblical principles are sewn into the collars of their jerseys, so they really take that to heart. back to you. kimberly: thank kimberly: another live look at the bald eagle cam. just about 2

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. >>> the last will and testament of al qaeda leader osama bin laden has been released today. bin laden claimed he had closed the $29 million and personal wealth, the boko but she wanted to be used on jihad for the sake of allah. >>> for the first time one of googles self driving cars caused a crash. no one was hurt. according to the accident report, an employee did not take control because he thought the bus would stop. >>> the smithsonian's national zoo in washington has shut down the kid farm exhibit after e. coli was found. the area is now under quarantine. they suspected the e. coli was a cow also tested positive. all animals are being treated with antibiotics. >>> to registration changes to tell you about our richland school district 1. they will begin an online student registration process for the 2016 school year. . information sessions for prekindergarten enrollments are this week. the first information session is thursday at eau claire high school. >>> pel metal health will be holding a free health screening geared tour -- toward women. screenings include free diabet

. >> this is fin's mom, testament, she has a baby six days ago and she has brought herself in here withle. all dressed up. he has what i would say is a a 50 to $75 outfit for under ten bucks and he looks ready for easter. so cute. >> fin, he is so tired he was shopping until he drop. >> he is pretty chill. >> our next model, we have emma, she's 14 months old. >> emma is cute as a button, in a brand new $75 dress and it was ten bucks. she has shoes and everything. the she's ready to go for easter for $15. the that is a amazing. >> we have emmet, 14 months old. >> he has nordstrom style clothes on there, those shirts and pants, shirt had a brand new tag on it. and he has hundred dollars worth of clothes on for $25. >> wow. >> and we have this beautiful young lady, riley. >> riley is mine and she has a children's outfit on that is $125 linen dress, that is $10, and i'm going to actually purchase that today because otherwise this is her choice, the elsa, disney store dress which she wanted to wear for easter and while we will be buying it for dress up we will not bewaring it for ease for. >

for you while we still have you this translation of belgian prosecutor translating the last wilf testament if you will of one of the terrorists. >> in the garbage bin, we found the will of the last will, weighs in a bad situation, he has been sought everywhere. he is no longer safe. and that if he dies, he may -- he thought he may end up in a prison cell. >> ibrahim bakraoui, was he afraid of setting up a safe house? what did he do with regard to paris? why was he on the run? >> well, he is the one who helped set up that safe house for sure. and he rented that apartment that was used as a safe house there. but in addition to that, it does seem to be an indication, he doesn't mention salah abdeslam by name. it's really interesting. but authorities do believe when he said he didn't want to be in a cell next to him, that may be who he was referring to. but it's about the urgency, the bottom line that police officials read into what you just heard there, is the urgency they felt they wanted to get this pulled off. and so they were going to do it very quickly, and they knew if they didn't, they

don't worry though -- it isn't a testament to the toxicity of fast food. it's because of a scientific phenomenon called the "leidenfrost effect." coming up on 10 news this morning, tampa city council is meeting this morning to talk about changes in towing policies to make sure people can park their cars instead of driving drunk. we are expecting dense fog once again. road warrior hilary zalla will be watching the roads and the impact it has on your morning commute. today, supreme court nominee merrick garland will visit capitol hill to meet with senators. whether you have 30 minutes or 10, we have everything you day. we're back in good morning and this morning. i'm allison kropff. and i'm ian reitz. we're on top of breaking news right now in south tampa. where police are investigating after they say a man shot at officers, forcing them to shoot back,

at the same time i feel new testament security council resolutions against north korea in the past havebeen somewhat like personal new year's resolutions. the will is strong at first, but then invarybly the will dissipates and the problem grows. over had five strongly worded created harsh sanctions, measures, the obvious question is there a political will on the part of the important member states to implement these sanctions? >> and of course the most important member states arguebly are the u.s. and china in this. we know that china has always had very close relationship with north korea. is china committed enough to these measures to consistently enforce them? >> over a decent interval say several weeks i think so. already chinese banks have shown conservatism. banks international banks are risk adverse and sensitive to potential financial losses and we've heard reports of china's big banks ceasing all crash transfer with north korean banks. that will be a positive development over the next few weeks. but over the past 25 years or so we know china has had a different agenda strategic

this is a testament, in large part, to having a better network.inging up more experience in getting people elected. that continues to prevail for the time being. >> orange county will always be conservative, there is too much money here to make it liberal. there are pockets, but you will never have the republican revolution and say, "newport and newport beach, it is never going to happen. the democratic party, if they're going to grow, they are going to have to have visionary leadership. you're not going to see that for a couple of years. is going tounty continue to grow more and more diverse. becomeltimately going to more balanced than it was before. >> tour staffes recently traveled to anaheim, california. to learn about its rich history and to learn more about anaheim and other stops on our tour, visit c-span. or/city tour. you're watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span three. up next on american history tv, persian gulf veteran stephen wiehe recounts his participation in desert shield and desert "g-day: rendezvous w

ernest hemingway's favorite watering holes or eat in one of the privately oanld restaurants, ows testament to the culture. but havana also wears the scars of decades of decay. what president obama will not see is what's on the inside. so many of these house he are absolutely deteriorated because of lack of maintenance and repairs. this one has simply collapsed in fact i.t. has been condemned yet there are still families living inside. 74-year-old amaro mo thrvetiontemontez hasbeen livin. >> there's no plumbing so at night i bring water from the sewage tank from the building next door but only for the toilet and to bathe because it's too contaminated. >> cuban authorities will likely tell obama that the faded paint and crumbling buildings are the fault of u.s. economic sanctions of half a century but many say government neglect is mostly to blame. still the city is a metaphor of a cold war bilateral relationship that is falling apart. a relationship that was kept frozen in time and with obama's visit, appears to be taking a giant step into the 21st century. lucia newman, al jazeera, havana.

>> $33,000. >> that copy of george washington's last will and testament? $16,000.efferson to president monroe? 13k. all of the presidential letters togeer -- just under 70 grand. 9 booklets from 19th-century india fetch 11k. a cherry tea table? $9,000. this windsor high chair goes for $11,500. the sales just keep ringing up. the final tally at auction's end -- $700,000. so were you pleased or disappointed? >> oh, very pleased. the things in that auction needed to go to people who cared for them so library buys a bundle of letters written by green himself for only 500 bucks, a bargain for the guy who helped create the library in the first place. >> if it wasn't for him, who knows what central park would be? he brought the five boroughs of new york together to make one city. this is a lot of history. >> we told you how john kept those dueling pistols. john's sister lisa keeps something, too -- that dusty old journal that reconnected her to the green family legacy. >> i learned a lot while we were going through this process. it's pretty astounding, and there's no way

. >> anchor: the last will and testament of al qaeda leader osama bin laden released today by u.s. officials. he claimed he had $29 million in personal wealth, the bulk he wanted to use on jihad. the raid killed the leader at his compound in pakistan. the national zoo in washington has shut down kids farming zoo after e. coli was found in some animals. the zoo says the area is under quarantine, after the screening process two weeks ago, moving the animals away from visitors. anti-biotics. it is a fairly nice day out there today. feels like spring. we are still in winter. still, 74 yesterday afternoon. we were only 2 shy of a record yesterday. the record high yesterday, 76. stiffer today in the low 80's. we have a cooldown coming with thunderstorms as we head overnight tonight and into wednesday morning. up in morganton this afternoon, beautiful day here across the carolinas. mostly sunny skies, temperatures will chime into the upper 60's and low 70's this afternoon. then the thunderstorms rolling in later tonight. for the charlotte area, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00. 68, that is our current

the police revealing they actually recorded a last will and testament statement from michael ford. what this was all about police don't know. we know that michael ford has a history of mental illness and the subject of a warrant in south carolina. allegedly committed domestic violence and beatu wife. one of the saddest things today we did not hear from him but the parent of officer colson standing by the chief. officer colson's mother somebodying in her husband's arms, 24 hours of their own son was killed. they stood with the police as details were shared with the public. terrible thing. all caught on videotape. attempted suicide by police. officer killed by friendly fire. prince george's county headquarters, brad bell abc7 news. leon: thank you. you put it perfectly. gut wrenching. that's how the situation played out. the news rocked the pennsylvania community where officer colson grew up. family and the friends there remember the officer as a generous, smart young man who would do anything for anyone they say. staff members at chichester high school where colson graduated describ

a computer that they found in a garbage can, and on it, essentially, was ibrahim's last will and testament, for lack of a better term. in that he suggested he wasn't going to go to a jail cell next to him, presumably talking about salah abdeslam. >> reporter: it's not clear who he was addressing in that letter. you have to think about the cell in paris. most of the people died in that attack. we still don't exactly know how many people were involved, but most of the actual perpetrators died carrying out the attacks. salah abdeslam didn't die. there were questions, was he a coward, did he chicken out, did he have a change of heart? now there's another theory. maybe his plan all along was to come back here, reconstitute the cell and then carry out the attacks that we saw. police have now found a bomb-making factory which suggests that once salah -- >> and a pretty significant one. >> reporter: pretty significant. i have the list here. 150 litres of acetone, 30 litres of carbon dioxide, bags of nails, screws, bomb-making equipment. plastic tubs. they also said the bombs that were used at the

john: the alleged gunman was by cop, evenicide recording a last will and testament before arriving with his brothers. they face attempted murder charges. john gonzalez, abc 7 news. colsonofficer jacai would have turned 29 this week. staying on top of every new development in this case. to our other big story, another big day in the race for the white house. take three. voters in five states heading to the polls today, including the states of ohio and florida. it may be do or die for some of the candidates. here with the is latest from the campaign trail. race for the white house is in the hands of the voters. miss clinton: i am asking for your vote. i hope to be your nominee. mr. tromp: this is the place i want to win. delegates up for state in five states. donald trump has his eyes on the big prizes, florida and ohio. havingmp: we seem to be great poll numbers. become: john kasich has public enemy number one in the buckeye state. he cast his ballot this morning in the case. we are going to win. i feel terrific. ohio is a must win for john kasich. florida is make or break for marco rubi

this is a testament to the large betterat they have a network.didates. experienced in getting people elected and that continues to prevail for the time being at least. ask orange county will always be conservative. there is just too much money. those pockets will just grow. you will not have a republican revolution -- or rather a democrat revolution in newport beach where all the rich are. if you have a bubbling democratic party, you're definitely not going to have that. if the democratic party is going to grow they will have to have the leadership. that won't be for a couple years, not with the leadership they have right now. >> i think orange county will become more and more diverse and it will ultimately become way more balanced than a were before. like many countries. the influx of immigrants, more diversity. i think that will happen with orange county. our staff recently traveled to anaheim, california, to learn more about its rich history. c-span.org\cities tour. persian gulf next, veteran stephen d. wiehe discusses his book. from the 101st

-year-old michael ford intended to commit suicide by cop his brothers videotaped a last will and testament that drove michael to bar low road and continued to record on their cell phones as he began his barrage outside the district three station. he fired repeatedly at cars and buildings and reloaded and started again. neighbors >> he put his hand in his coat and i said oh, my god he's going to shoot or something. so i came back in and then looked out here and i was looking out the window and then i heard gun shot like pow, pow, pow, pow, and i said oh, my god they're shooting at each other. >> and that, according to police, is when officer jacai colson, in unmarked car out of uniform not wearing ballistic investigate drove up and with jacai parents looking on historically he engaged the shooter giving officers time to protect the community. in confusion a fellow officer's bullet struck and killed the young detective. the ford brothers are facing a combined total of 21 different charges including second degree murder, attempted first degree murder and con % is murder and con concy. coming

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