to act. -- what the bible is asking us to act. t is outside of us. but the word of god is supposed to be in us and we are supposed to apply our lives and our action on behaviors based on the truth and heroes in the bible. if a hero does something that is not godly, we are not to replicate it because it is in the bible. the text has to be challenged , it has to be wrestled with , within the confines of where we are living. i don't believe god would come to me and speak to me in a mandarin language. i don't understand mandarin. god will speak to me in the language and context of which i understand and use me where god would want me to be used. >> i think the bible is alive . because 3000 plus years ago it spoke to the people then added still speaks to us now. and that is what makes is a dynamic. >> i want to clean this up. i think god does speak to folks who speak mandarin. >> we have one more segment. and thank you so much for all that you shared. please join us in our last segment with reginald lyles. and we speak about scripture a

you are told what to do, esther is the first character in the bible who. not only faces the question of what to do without spiritual advice. she actually rejects the sole advice that she gets, which is from her cousin mordechai. there is a decree against the --. and if you can summon the imagination to believe it, there is a regime in that is hostile to the jewish people and and the -- are targeted for genocide. and mordechai her cousin, who is clearly a member of the larger of the king, tells her to do what a prophet would do to storm into the throne room and and weep and cry and plead for her people and esther essentially says and even though mordechai is the one who inspires her to action, she points out, she doesn't take his advice. she says, i'm not going to do that because. ahasuerus the king is a mercurial man who doesn't want to be embarrassed and very suddenly, you know like our friend joseph stalin over here, who just for the camera, is our friends at. and. and if she walked in and said, i've been lying to you this whole time, i'm actually jewish,

priest james dow writes in the collins dictionary of the bible. d, because he is the only person who resembles moses, and has a book and a religious law. the prophets came one after the other and guided humanity towards a truth, every prophet promised his followers about the advent of the last messenger of god. muhammad, about whom thenas had the second socient of the zeroastrians, a prophet from arabia, the last avatar riding a horse, the prophet resembling moses and the descendant of the brethren of the israelites and the prophet mentioned in john's gospel, is he? in which land was he raised, in which era did he render as true? the promise of all the prophets before him. الذين يجدونه مكتوبا عندهم في التوررات والاننجيل after centuries of denial and defiance by the unbelievers, the son allah, titled as ahmad, the seal prophets, from the house of ishmail, appeared in the land of the arabs, to guide mankind, so that man may not remain in the darkness of ignorance. and now, on the threshold of another millennium, man continues the path of his predeces

the bible only recognizes the children of ishmael as the breathren of the israelites.en given a book like that. of moses, and he must have come with a religious law like that of moses. the question stands, to which prophet, can all these qualities be attributed? priest james dow writes in the collins dictionary of the bible, the only personality for whom the forecast of torah can fit is muhammad, because he is the only person who resembles moses, and has a book and a religious law. the prophets came one after the other and guided humanity towards the truth. every prophet promised his followers about the advent of the last messenger of god. grastrians, a prophet from arabia, the last avatar riding a horse, the prophet resembling moses, and the descendant of the brethren of the israelites, and the prophet mentioned in john's gospel, who is he, in which land was he raised, in which era did he render as true, the promise of all the prophets. الذين يتبعون الرسول النبي الاميي الذي يجدونه مكتوبا عندهم في التوررات والانجيل يامر after centuries of denial and defiance by the unb

many people said that he was the messiah promised by the bible. oreted prophet. what we can understand from. gospel is that apart from alija, two other people must also come to mankind, one is the messiah, and the other is for the lack of better title, the prophet, but where is the prophet, according to john's gospel, must come and has yet to come, all the christianity believe in the genuineness of prophet muhammad, mean believe that he was a prophet or not. yeah, i i do not know for all of christianity. i, i have, i have no doubt, i have no doubt myself, he is a prophet, and and spoke the word of god with with great love and and kindness, and beauty, yes, the prophet is a simple, the prophet is human being, human being, not god, he's a human being, that he had great faith, maximum of... the faith and he was in contact with god when he was alive, and he passed the messages of god to the people. will durant writes, according to the documents discovered on the shores of the dead sea, people were awaiting the foretaled prophet, whose appearance, along

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the bible's rules are timeless and always relevant. , shellfish must be banned as detestable abomination. great idea. the only good part of lobster was the butter anyway. we should just be drinking the hot butter. or what about this: god tells ezekiel to bake bread over a fire made of dry human dung. yeah, poop. that could be the clean energy america needs! well, not that clean, but renewable! and after a tummy full of hot butter, i'm basically a power plant. or what about this? the menstruating woman is unclean and the righteous man shall not approach her. let's try it, america! >> charlamagne: michael, come on, seriously? shunning women from society during their menstrual cycles sounds backward as hell. >> calm down, it's just during their period. that's like, what, 20, 30 minutes? it'll be done with respect. and i'm sure mike johnson has talked all about these bible-based policies already. >> charlamagne: actually, no, i don't think he's ever talked about any of these weird laws you're talking about. >> [laughs] come on, man, mike jo

. >> no, the bible. >> the bible. >> the bible. >> the bible. bible. that's all >> the bible. that's all right. i mean, to interrupt, you know, i mean, to interrupt, you know, i think you know where i was going with that is the bible doesn't say anything about going out arabs smoking. out and smoking arabs smoking. >> yeah, smoking , killing, whatever. >> it doesn't about like having. we need global war against the arab . it doesn't say anything arab. it doesn't say anything because it was written before the arabs were even around. maybe it talks about the philistines the or the philistines or the or the cybernauts . i don't know what, cybernauts. i don't know what, but the quran speaks specifically about it speaks about about the jews. and there's a lot and there's a lot of hatred for the jews right . of hatred for the jews right. >> okay. well, moving on. we've got the guardian now in shops aren't just tracking us got the guardian now in shops aren'tjust tracking us using aren't just tracking us using nectar points . nectar points. >> lewis we

there needs to be a higher regard for the bible. interestingly enough, what we saw is, the higher the higher a church took bible, the less likely in those contexts people were where the church. so yeah, i mean historically they're going back to the beginning of the enlightenment movement. you can see efforts in churches to shed certain miracles to, be able to relate to the culture more. our study shows, the more churches hold on to the historic nicene creed christianity, including miracles the better they're going to do it from a data point of view. all right. so let me you some some some of the high level insights that we learn that we have those categories de church people are not monolithic. i've said already that we are currently in the largest and fastest religious shift in the history of the united states. that's a big deal. and i would argue christians and non-christians alike should care about that. as a pastor, i care about it because as said in the beginning, these are people these are souls. even the christians who are no

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it helped us understand the bible because people did not believe in the oral tradition.n he exposed what he learns about his family through the oral tradition, it was quite eye-opening. one of the other books that changed my life and i'm sure changed america was, "the grapes of wrath," concerning the dustbowl and what was going on at that time. another book i had to read in college that i know changed america and our view of native americans was "bury my heart, it wounded me." i still have a long-lasting association or interest in native american culture. i just finished reading "the color of the flower moon." host: thank you for all of this. ruth switches on the list. "the grapes of wrath," which is on the list. carla: you see the theme, the understanding people get from reading it. empathy. books are windows of the world and can also be mirrors. i just heard someone say they can also the sliding doors, which means you go in and out. that was a good thing. if you think about "roots," and the theory. host: i was in high school in 1977 as i still remember everyone gathere

that covenant with rerecorded in the bible more than 20 times and remains their property. enant with got god has never been broken and still stands, the people who say that land does not belong to israel, do not believe in the god of heaven and they did not believe the bible as t the word of god. mark: you have been to israel more times than i can count. you have visited the ancient sites, you and seen and touched, places in jerusalem, city of david, other places throughout the country of israel. mentioned in the bible. about jews and christians and who was where and when they were there. this is real. is it not? >> absolutely. jesus christ himself said, if men will not praise me, the very rocks will cry out in recognize me. the fact is that every few days, archaeologists in israel are digging up memorabilia of treasures that are thousands of years in age, written in hebrew with the name of hebrew rulers on the documents, as proof positive that thousands of years ago, that seed of abraham occupied this territory. mark: interesting that the palestinian authority does not wan

but the bible tells us that there _ one out. but the bible tells us that there is _ one out.e for - one out. but the bible tells us that there is a time for every i that there is a time for every purpose under heaven. travelling across the country of the past six months i came here to say it's become clear to me, this is not my time. mr arents to me, this is not my time. mr parents hoped to win his parties nomination that his former boss, donald trump continues to dominate the race is the republican nominee for the recently tensors campaign struggled to fund raise enough money with over $600 million in debt for the up and having raised only $1.2 million so far, which is a steep comparison to several other republican rivals. i spoke to our correspondent david willis. former us vice president mike pentz dropping out, essentially his message was a direct quote here, this is not my time. what is behind us, do you think? it was in some ways a surprise and in some ways no surprise at all. mike pence campaign has been struggling virtually sensi launched it injune is set far as donat

and has faced hate crime charges just for quoting the bible. so not quoting the bible. china, although that far off china, although this particularly obscene, this is particularly obscene, at least with chinese revision least with the chinese revision of the bible. least with the chinese revision of iit's3ible. least with the chinese revision of iit's quite funny. i mean, it >> it's quite funny. i mean, it sounds like what a comedy writer would do. >> unintentionally >> it is so unintentionally funny it seems another funny that it seems like another chapter . chapter. >> it seems like king james is still he's moved to still alive and he's moved to china and just adding china and now he's just adding more to the bible. >> there different >> well, there are different versions this versions out there, but this one, to is pretty one, i have to say, is pretty unlikely. jesus stoning someone . absolutely terrible. mean, we know >> i mean, look, we all know the chinese party are chinese communist party are pretty and pretty anti—christian and they've destroy they've done things

and nobody mentioned the bible. it's all in revelation. people need to mention what's going to happen. things happen in the third world right now. it's truth. nobody mentions the bible. all this stuff is happening right now. we need to go back to the bible. everything like that. i tell you something. people start respecting each other, we'll see more. it's all about me, it's all about this person. that person. and all them say, why cant we all get along? host: all right. amid all this news coverage of the speaker race, debbie lesko, republican of arizona, put out a statement saying she won't run for re-election in 2024. she will not seek re-election. saying that the -- that congress is broken and she wants to spend more time with her family. we have another picture during the coverage today of the house, hanging out with friends, covering the house speaker. noting the reporters who were up in the tbalry watching the vote unfold earlier this afternoon. raymond in north carolina, republican, raymond what do you say about the speaker contest?

the words of the bible. the words in the constitution. so i think when he's prophesizing is a future that, where america actually lives up to what it says it's going to do to begin with. >> by 1964, the fclc was pretty much in disarray. it was broke, the leadership was squabbling. and there was the competition with the naacp and snick and other groups. so, in one particular note was diane nash complained that women didn't get credit. i noticed diane's name, because i think you said she was one of the only people -- >> you had to bring that up. >> i interviewed, no, i'm just kidding. i interviewed almost everybody who i wanted to interview. i worked really hard, and there's some people in the audience here who helped me get get connections to get interviews. diane nash was the only person i couldn't get to talk to me. she said i'm tired of all the stories about the civil rights movement centering on dr. king. he was a great leader, but there were a lot of great leaders. the movement made king. king did not make the movement. that's what sh

the words in the bible. the words in the constitution. so, i think, what he has proper sizing is a future where america actually lives up to what it says it is going to do to believe. >> bye 1964, it was in disarray. it was broke. leadership was uncertain. people were squabbling between each other. and then there was the competition with the naacp. and other groups. and one particular note was diane nash complaint that women did not get credit. i noticed diane's name because i think you said she was one of the only ones in there who would not -- >> you had to bring that up. i interviewed almost everybody who i wanted to. i worked really hard. there were some people in the audience here who helped me make connections to get interviews and she was the only one who is not able to get to talk to me. and the reason she would not talk to me is, i am tired of all the questions of all the civil rights movements centering on dr. king. he was a great leader but there were a lot of great leaders. the movement made king. king did not make the movemen

netanyahu has even quote from the bible to justify killing men, women, children, babies and even animalsbetter than life of being constantly controlled by the enemy, and they say that ultimately the victory will be for the palestinian people. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. out of sanah, activist and political commentator. party and editor in chief ali salam out of moscow, thank you both for being... with me, start this off in san and hussein, you know, as the days go on, the zist regime continues to show its total disconnect from any form of humanity. what do you make of netanyahu's quote from the bible to justify what the regime is doing to the people of gaza. let me read it, it says, now go and attack amalek and utterly destroy all that they have, do not spare them, but kill both man and woman, child and infant, ox and sheep, camel and dunk. i mean, this is an absolute call for genocide, and he is saying it, your thoughts, this, this exactly shows that the existence of israel has been done by conducting this quote, in the book, and they have been killing hundred of thous

and we have to get that should be the regional jewel of the bible. and david was that those went to kill and way not secure. the . my daughter riley got married, the one who made this shit. he was one of the fellows from do. so at the wedding there was a lot of ethical. he'll tell you because my son was, was and helped a few friends of the guy that introduced. and he's the guy who was a suspect. so we had a lot of filters in the middle of the wedding and some hooked up kids. they took like a sign and it happens to be one of the babies that we bring into the title, cried the duma aircraft for the for, for what happened to the zoo of it. and then of course it has the only real sort of the alley, sort of in some fashion. so will you be with or maybe with the 16? let me know what it means to be. give me a little ok. i'm number of telemundo. so that can lead, allowed to have good news. the news will still to mean i'm the notice given any befuddled with bill and then he's got the come up i have the know can hold of. and so that you, me, can me, i edit that

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and without our, with people who support some of these terrible actions can go to the bible. they can go to the thomas, they can find support for their, their values as well. but what these people have done is they've elevated or above any other value. the land of israel showing is not always forbidding the jewish tradition. murder is and how do you draw that line? but of course it is murder. when you throw a fire bomb into someone's home, the schmidt will have the peace of a few homes by 17 little bit. i don't know what that is. dominick, the knuckle you the mitchell with, with la donald trump. and i said that the deadline, the, i think the, it's a can see if can be a little side kind of the day i'm kind of just kind of get on the show you see on the show. but then, did you imagine sort of at least the handle in the controls put in z? i mean, if you can just will missional do make you to not kelly lot. so i'll be on patty. how about can you cancel 5 to 10 minutes splitting and then that the simplicity which with walker, i'm the associate price, the the $10.00. how much john s

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and without all the people who support some of these terrible actions can go to the bible, they can go to the thomas, they can find support for their, their values as well. but what these people have done is they've elevated or above any other value the land of israel killing is not always forbidding the going the jewish tradition. murder is. and how do you draw that line? but of course it is murder. when you throw a fire bomb into someone's home, the schmidt will have another piece about a few homes by a little bit more light. so it is definitely computed luckily and i'm not sure with the la settlement as the deadline. after that, i think that it can see if can be a little closer dialing the side, come over to them, kind of just kind of get ahold of someone. gosh, as you see on the on, did you push the button, did you imagine sort of at least a handle in the controls put in z? i mean a conditional missional do make you to not can you not so out of your head. how about can you can one side to den, been splitting and then at the feet, which with walker, i'm the associate price the the h

the ideas that king talked in the bible that we are all made in the image of god and that only man has invented these arbitrary divisions and that quest for dignity is through line. and it's whether you're talking police brutality, whether you talk about voting rights then or now, voting rights. it's about dignity. if we're peaceful teaching people, if we're teaching people to understand, apply and equality, then we're we're you know, we're doing the right thing. and but it doesn't have to it shouldn't be so complicated. what would you say? unfortunately, i did not hear the second part of your question or your statement. and so i trust that he gave the right answer. you would have been better at that one. harder for his jonathan. valerie, could you all spend a moment on on the aftermath of dr. king in terms of the people he trained and house is influence continued whether it was andy young as mayor or maynard jackson john lewis. he had a to me his genius was as a manager of these very strong personalities ranging from stokely carmichael to john lewis to the women who complained about h

and now we have a land and we have an enemy and we have to get back to being the original jew of the bible. and david was that those went to kill and way not secure the my do it around the one who made this shit. he was one of the fellows from doing so at the wedding there was a lot of ethical. he'll tell you because my son was, was and helped a few friends of the guy that introduced. and he's the guy who was a suspect. so we had a lot of filters in the middle of the wedding and some hooked up kids. they took like a sign, and it happens to be one of the babies that we bring into the title, christ doman. let's say that for, for what happened of the 0 perfect. and then all of that has the only sort of the alley sort of income. so will you be we are made with the 16, you know, i mean this beginning of a little okay. i'm numbers of left, so that can lead a lot of hands. yeah. in the most those, i mean, i mean, i was given them, but for how this bill and then he's got the comp i have, you know, on the know can hope of. and so that you, me, can me, i edit that music, at least the more i thought

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a terrorist in gaza and that hospitals are military headquarters, netanja. has even quoted from the bible to justify killing men, women, children, babies and even animals, this is the makeup of the regime, which is up against the people of faith who say they will not leave their land like 1948, no matter, what happens to them? many of the palestinians say the most regime can do to them is kill them, but they will die with dignity, which is better than life of being constantly controlled by the enemy, and they say that ultimately the victory. will be for the palestinian people. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. out of sana activist and political commentator and editor in chief basira press out of moscow. thank you both for being with me. let's start this off in san and hussein, as the days go on the zionist regime continues. show it's total disconnect from any form of humanity. what do you make of netanyahu's quote from the bible to justify what the regime is doing to the people of gaza? let me read it. it says, now go and attack amalek and utterly destroy all that they have. d

netanyahu has even quoted from... the bible to justify killing men, women, children, babies and even animals, this is the makeup of the regime which is up against the people of faith, who say they will not leave their land like in 1948, no matter, what happens to them? many of palestinians say the most the regime can do to them is kill them, but they will die with dignity, which is better than life of being constantly controlled by the enemy, and they say that ultimately the victory will be for the palestinian people. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. out of sana activist and political commentator and editor in chief press ali salam of moscow. thank you both for being with me. let's start this off in san and as the days go on, design regime continues to show it total disconnect from any form of... humanity, what do you make of netanyahu's quote from the bible to justify what the regime is doing to people of god, let me read it. it says, "now go and attack amalek and utterly destroy all that they have. do not spare them, kill both man and woman, child and infant, ox and she

and without our, with people who support some of these terrible actions can go to the bible that can go to the thomas. they can find support for their, their values as well. but what these people have done is they've elevated or above any other value. the land of israel showing is not always forbidden to calling the jewish tradition. murder is and how do you draw that line? but of course it is murder. when you throw a fire bomb into someone's home, the schmidt will have the piece about a few homes by 17 little bit. so if not more, that is definitely the knuckle. use the mitchell with with la donald trump. and i said that the deadline after that, i think that it can see if can be a little closer dialing the sides kind of the day. i'm kind of just kind of get on the show you see on the discussion of it. but then, did you imagine sort of there is to handle in the controls between z? i need a conditional missional. do make you to not kelly lot. so i'll be on patty. how can you can to side to den blessing and then that the sub nessie, which with walker, i'm the associate price the the how

they talk about israel in the bible. israel was a man, not a state. they are saying that jewish people believe in jesus, and that is why they are calling people antisemitic. but jews do not celebrate the birth of jesus. jesus was born 2023 years ago, and he was given that title by rome, not the israelites. host: helen in california. republican. go ahead. caller: i just read two articles from academics who have actually worked with this issue for a while. one of them is brian katz, the other is hannah. the big question they ask in these articles, why now is iran so emboldened to support hamas? iran is also trying to bring in hezbollah, too, to make a joint effort to go after israel after israel sent troops into gaza. i came across this interesting raise they use called "the axis of resistance." it is bigger than just gaza and israel. it seems you have an alliance between iran, russia -- very strong alliance -- and also with china and north korea. what is going on is, russia and north korea are beginning to give iran access to nuclear weapons. in may 202

want to get, you want to, you want to spend time with the real descendants of uh the israelites of the bible, i think you're better off spending time with the palestinians, with the lebanes, with the syrians, not with eastern europeans, by the way, for the most part migrated to palestine three years prior to the creation of the colonial regime of israel. in 1948 in what would later uh be called the nack by the palestinian catastrophe. right. okay, now uh ahmed, what's the solution? what's the way out of this? what should be done? the solution is to continue, the solution is to continue to support the palestinian spirit. look, israel, israel wants, israel is uh, is thinking about um, a ground invasion of the ghaza script, israel wants to destroy hamas. i mean, is it really realistic? buse, you're not, you're not destroying movement, you're destroying um, you're destroying the mere spirit of palestinian resistance and palestinian resilience. so this is a war against the palestinian people, it's not a war against hamas, the people who are dying a daily basis, most of whom are children, are babi

what do you make of netanyahu's quote from the bible to justify what the regime is doing? to the people of god, let me read it, it says, now go and attack alec and utterly destroy all that they have, do not spare them, but kill both man and woman, child and infant, cocks and sheep, camel and donkey, i mean this is an absolute call for genocide, and he is saying it, your thoughts, hussein, this exactly shows that the existence of israel has been done by in this quote in in their book and they have been hundreds of thousands of palestinian since the existent of of israel and as well what's happening in gaza is show to the world that israel actually does not accept the existence of palestinian people inside palestine we have seen that they have peacement peace agreement for example with mahmoud abbas in west bank but still palestinian are been killed and held and land has been grabbed i mean for the... 50 years i mean they haven't got anything good from the deal with israel even though there is no in west bank and on the other hand we see the mr netanyahu using this quote is