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1. 0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
2. 0:03It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
3. 0:07This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
4. 0:11It should be uncomfortable for a believer to live as a hypocrite.
5. 0:15Delivery people out of the bondage of mainstream media.
6. 0:18And the philosophies of this world.
7. 0:20God has called you and me to be His ambassador.
8. 0:24Even in this dark moment.
9. 0:26Let's not miss our moment.
10. 0:29And now, the Hamilton Corner.
11. 0:33Good evening, everyone.
12. 0:34Welcome to the Hamilton Corner.
13. 0:36My name is Abraham Hamilton the third.
14. 0:39Joined by the corner contingent, right across from me,
15. 0:41my man, 100 grand, Mr. Bobby, Hoorah,
16. 0:44Rousa, and the screening room produced extraordinary,
17. 0:47often imitated, but never duplicated the real J.
18. 0:50Mac, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Jeff McIntosh,
19. 0:54and counting down her days, where she can be rid of me
20. 0:57for the summer.
21. 0:59Is that what you're doing?
22. 1:00That's not what you're doing.
23. 1:01She's not doing that.
24. 1:02She said that it's Kennedy Green, ladies and gentlemen.
25. 1:06Just a wonderful young lady.
26. 1:09We've had the privilege of having here this summer
27. 1:12for an internship.
28. 1:14And we are ready to rock and roll with today's edition
29. 1:16of the program.
30. 1:16At this very moment, many of you, if not most of you,
31. 1:19are making your transition from a part-time job,
32. 1:23where you generate your income to your full-time jobs,
33. 1:26where you cultivate an outcome.
34. 1:28And if you are new to the program, you heard me correctly.
35. 1:31Your income generating actually is your part-time job.
36. 1:36It's an important part of our lives.
37. 1:37It's something we all have to do.
38. 1:38I have a family just like you.
39. 1:40I have children.
40. 1:41I have a wife.
41. 1:42I have responsibilities and obligations.
42. 1:45But what we do to generate revenue is not our full-time jobs.
43. 1:49And I know that's how our world articulates that notion.
44. 1:52I know that's how the IRS explains a 40-hour work week.
45. 1:56Many of you like myself work much more than 40 hours in a week.
46. 2:00But nevertheless, your part-time jobs are consist of cultivating an income.
47. 2:07Our outcome cultivation, however, is our full-time engagement and investment.
48. 2:12And one of the things that the Lord has impressed upon my heart in the outcome cultivation context
49. 2:19is that if you are in the life stage as I am with young children in our homes, we get
50. 2:27one shot at this, one shot.
51. 2:31There are mulligans in golf, but there are no mulligans
52. 2:34in discipling our children.
53. 2:36And one of the things that I'm endeavoring
54. 2:38to implement in my own life and to encourage through this program
55. 2:42in particular is a minimization of regret in the parental sphere.
56. 2:47I often hear, Abe, I wish I would have known this then,
57. 2:50because things will be different now.
58. 2:52My hope and prayers that we can minimize the amount of time
59. 2:55that that is said, and that we can cultivate a generation that will, as the scripture says,
60. 3:02redeem the time. Now, if you're in a position as many people are, well, you are in that posture
61. 3:07of, man, I didn't know this, then don't fret because reality is the sovereign king of glory is also
62. 3:14sovereign over when you ascertain particular revelation. And so it is not an occasion to
63. 3:21to lament what has transpired, but to take full advantage of what you know now and put
64. 3:29it into practice going forward.
65. 3:31So as you are making your transition to your full-time jobs, do so with an intentionality,
66. 3:36dare I say an urgency and a passion to glorify our King starting first in our own homes, that
67. 3:43the most immediate externalized outpost that should be impacted by the transformation that
68. 3:52the believer enjoys, personally with the Lord, is our families.
69. 3:57The world has worked over time to get us to think little of what transpires in our home,
70. 4:02not recognizing that our homes truly are the fulcrum of disciple-making for our own children.
71. 4:08The home is not the exclusive context for disciple making, but it is a primary context
72. 4:14and every parent, you know, need to wait for some big megaphone to grab your ears from
73. 4:21a distance.
74. 4:22But if you are a parent, congratulations.
75. 4:26You're in the ministry.
76. 4:27Frankly, if you are a believer, congratulations.
77. 4:31You are in the ministry because if God wanted us and is tangible presence in the eternal
78. 4:36state right now, guess where we would be?
79. 4:38that he not only saved us, gave us conviction and dwelt us by his spirit, but he planted us
80. 4:44in this world in the time and the place that he has determined before time so that we would
81. 4:51be a part of cultivating within his image-bear as a heart to seek and find our Lord, not
82. 4:59as if he's distant from us, but then as you go in and see we're going to read, the Lord
83. 5:04told the exiled Jews in Babylon that you will find me when you seek me with your whole heart.
84. 5:11With that to the Word of God we go.
85. 5:13We're going to go to the book of Jeremiah and we often think about letters or epistles
86. 5:18being New Testament phenomenon.
87. 5:22But Jeremiah chapter 29 is actually a letter that it is a divinely inspired, penned through
88. 5:32the mind and the heart of Jeremiah, but inspired by the Spirit of God.
89. 5:38And Jeremiah documents what the Lord reveals to him to say to the exiled Jews in Babylon,
90. 5:48Jeremiah's in Jerusalem at the time when the letter is developed.
91. 5:52Now you have to remember that Jeremiah is described as the weeping prophet.
92. 5:55He had spent years pleading with the Jewish people, warning the Jewish people.
93. 6:02Guys, God is calling us to repent.
94. 6:04If we don't repent, the Lord will fulfill what He said by many other prophets, including
95. 6:08myself.
96. 6:09Jeremiah was in particular among other prophets and pointing out that the Babylonians would
97. 6:14be the instrument of judgment at the hands of Yahweh.
98. 6:19And in this particular letter that Jeremiah appends, he even explicitly states that the
99. 6:30exile will endure for 70 years.
100. 6:33And there were many others who objected to what Jeremiah
101. 6:37was saying and tried to, you know,
102. 6:39rebuke him and embarrass him in public.
103. 6:42But Jeremiah knew that he was communicating
104. 6:45the truth of God's word.
105. 6:47And I know verse 11 in this chapter is a favorite
106. 6:50of many people, but I would encourage you to study
107. 6:52the scripture in context.
108. 6:53Don't just cherry pick one verse.
109. 6:55You know, one of my elder brothers in our church
110. 6:58always says, you know, when you take the text out of his context, you'll be left with a con.
111. 7:03Bob, you know what I'm talking about? Who says it? That's right. That's right.
112. 7:10We don't want to focus just in on that one verse. You want to understand the entirety of the context.
113. 7:14But in addition to what I'm saying to you about this background for Jeremiah chapter 29,
114. 7:21I also want to remind you that when we study the scripture, you know, you talk about main character
115. 7:26syndrome. We are not the main characters of the scripture. God is the main character, you know.
116. 7:30And one of the things that we are to discern and ascertain is that through the scripture God is
117. 7:35revealing his heart, he's revealing his character, he's revealing his will, and there are lots of
118. 7:40things that are limited to the people in the particular text that are being mentioned, then there
119. 7:44are other things that are principles and promises and even prophecies that would apply to us
120. 7:49as Bible prophecy is fulfilled in many different ways. There are other things that are mentioned.
121. 7:53and what I would like to submit to you that as we read today,
122. 7:56that we get an opportunity to peer into God's heart.
123. 8:01He had been warning his people of their need to repent.
124. 8:05Warning them that judgment was to come.
125. 8:07Then he implements the judgment.
126. 8:11And what we have in Jeremiah 29 is a revelation of God's heart
127. 8:16to his people while they are in the midst of the very judgment
128. 8:20that he proclaimed would come and that he ultimately
129. 8:25is the administrator of.
130. 8:28But we get to see a portion of God's heart there.
131. 8:31And this is something that as I was preparing
132. 8:32for today's program, I was encouraged by it
133. 8:35because to hear and to read, to see that even in judgment,
134. 8:40this is the heart of God.
135. 8:42It stirred me and I pray it will be encouraging
136. 8:45and similarly stirring for you.
137. 8:47It's Jeremiah 29, I'm going to pick up right at verse 12.
138. 8:51Verse 12, I'm pretty sure many of you out here listening to me right now, you're probably quoting
139. 8:55verse 11 in your minds or saying it out loud, but let's go on to verse 12.
140. 9:04And this is what the scripture says, then you will call upon me and come and pray to me,
141. 9:13and I will hear you.
142. 9:15I will hear you.
143. 9:17will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart. I will be found by you,
144. 9:22declares the Lord, and I will restore your fortunes and gather you from all the nations
145. 9:27and all the places where I have driven you, declares the Lord. I will bring you back to
146. 9:32the place from which I sent you in to exile." Now, I want to again emphasize something that
147. 9:39the Lord is saying this, there's a letter, I mean, if anybody's out of me, look at chapter
148. 9:44verse one. These are the words of the letter that Jeremiah the prophet sent from
149. 9:49Jerusalem to the surviving elders of the exile and to the priests, the prophets,
150. 9:54and all the people whom Nebuchadnezzar had taken into exile from Jerusalem to
151. 9:58Babylon. This is a part of a letter that Jeremiah penned by inspiration of the
152. 10:03Spirit of God to the exiles in Babylon. It is heartening to me that even in the
153. 10:09of judgment, God is revealing Himself to be such a God, saturated, overflowing with love,
154. 10:19that He's already articulating the foundation by which the people, His people,
155. 10:27will come out of the judgment. There are many different judgments in Scripture.
156. 10:35Sometimes there are cataclysmic judgments. Sodom and Gomorrah was judged cataclysmically.
157. 10:41You have other judgments that are warning judgments.
158. 10:44You have some judgments that the applications of the principal, like Proverb, the book of Proverb
159. 10:50says he who was often reproved at stiffens his neck will suddenly be destroyed in that
160. 10:54without remedy.
161. 10:56You also have instances where judgments are applied in the it is final to a degree for
162. 11:04one generation but provocation for repentance in subsequent generations and you kind of have
163. 11:09a mixture of that here with the Babylonian exile. But you specifically have the Lord saying
164. 11:17to those who are exiled while you are exiled in a foreign land, you will cry out to me from
165. 11:24there and I will hear you. I will hear you. I will hear you. You will seek me and I will
166. 11:31be found by you. This is what God is saying. My point in all of this is for us to take a
167. 11:37a moment and get a glimpse of the heart of our God because in many ways, the United States
168. 11:43of America is not biblical Judah. But in many ways, we have similarities. We have in God,
169. 11:51we trust as our national motto. We have in God, we trust on our Federal Reserve notes while
170. 11:56if you look at the corporates of our nation, we don't look like a people whose trust is
171. 12:02in the Lord. Our greatest and most desperate need in our nation is repentance. But what I
172. 12:08I want you to see is that the God that we serve is the God who is responsive to that repentance.
173. 12:15I'm not saying that, well, let me say it better.
174. 12:19What I am saying is the same thing that the Lord revealed himself as in Psalm 51, that a
175. 12:24broken spirit in the contract with heart, we will in no ways despise.
176. 12:29But the people of God in our country have to one, know that that's the God that we serve.
177. 12:33Two, we have to have a recalibration as to what should be priority.
178. 12:38This is a part of the reason why the Lord warned us so fervently in Deuteronomy eight.
179. 12:43You know, any compound that that warning in Isaiah, it's chapter one, two and three.
180. 12:46Deuteronomy eight, the Lord warned the second generation of wilderness Israelites.
181. 12:49Be careful when you've eaten in your tummies of full.
182. 12:51Your flocks are multiplying, your herds are multiplying, your silvers multiplying, your
183. 12:54gold is multiplying.
184. 12:56Be careful then why because you will be tempted to forgive God.
185. 13:01You will proclaim it as by my own hands that I have made this.
186. 13:06We can understand many of us like me from the blocking the one as I know what it's like
187. 13:09to be on government cheese.
188. 13:10I know what that's like.
189. 13:11I know what it's like to have the big cardboard box
190. 13:13that the cheese is in foil.
191. 13:14You gotta make sure you have the wrapper right
192. 13:15because if you don't wrap it right,
193. 13:16you put in the refrigerator, it's gonna be a rock.
194. 13:18I know what that's like.
195. 13:20And a lot of us can identify and discern
196. 13:23the temptations intrinsic to circumstances of lack.
197. 13:29But I don't think many of us also recognize
198. 13:31the temptations that are intrinsic
199. 13:33to circumstances of abundance.
200. 13:35And I know in America, not everybody's wealthy,
201. 13:37but let's take a chill pill.
202. 13:39If you live in the United States of America, you wealthier than the majority of the rest of the world.
203. 13:42That's just a fact.
204. 13:43It's not my opinion, that's a fact.
205. 13:44I'm not saying people don't suffer here, people do suffer.
206. 13:46I know that.
207. 13:48But the reality is, and I've said this before, this is one of the few nations in the world
208. 13:52where poor people gain weight, just to give you a perspective.
209. 13:57Without a proper understanding and discerning the reality of the temptations
210. 14:01and transict to an abundant context, we may very well miss the fact
211. 14:06that we need the Lord just as desperately as the people in third world nations, just as desperately.
212. 14:15But many of us are not convinced of that. And so if you look around, it's evident that our nation
213. 14:25desperately needs a return to our Lord. And the people of God need to have an urgency about us
214. 14:30that we will cry aloud and spare not, that we will love our Lord so much, that love will be
215. 14:35reflected in our love for our neighbor to what we will not conceal the most vital communication that
216. 14:41exists that there is only one name on the heaven by which men must be saved.
217. 14:48And we who are saved, we have been given a trade and that trade is the execution of our
218. 14:53king's commission.
219. 14:54It's not somebody else do what will we do.
220. 15:02A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
221. 15:05How tragic it is when people who say they love Jesus will see the need, see the problems
222. 15:11for whatever reason passed by on the other side.
223. 15:14people may think, well, it's not my problem
224. 15:16and I don't want to be a victim like he was.
225. 15:19Well, that's a wrong perspective.
226. 15:22Some may think, well, I'm busy, I've got other things to do.
227. 15:24Well, it's easy to say everybody's busy.
228. 15:27Everybody has something to do.
229. 15:28But by the grace of God, we see where God commended
230. 15:31the Samaritan.
231. 15:32He too had something to do, but he took time.
232. 15:35He made time to stop and help with compassion.
233. 15:39Someone who'd been beat up and left for dead
234. 15:42on the side of the road by the world.
235. 15:45You and I need to make time to live a life of compassion.
236. 15:49We're called to be the hands and feet of Jesus Christ in the world.
237. 15:54How important is that we're faithful to do that?
238. 15:56This is what we're made for.
239. 16:01With today's Dr. Dobson Minute, here's Dr. James Dobson.
240. 16:06One of the great myths about romantic love is that it's sort of a biochemical condition
241. 16:11that inevitably lasts a lifetime.
242. 16:14In reality, love, even when it's genuine, is a very fragile commodity.
243. 16:19Like one popular song proclaims, love really is a lot like a rose.
244. 16:24It must be very carefully maintained and protected if it's going to survive.
245. 16:29When a husband or wife works seven days a week, when there's no time for romantic activity,
246. 16:34when they forget how to talk to each other, then love can die.
247. 16:38Where does your marriage rank on your hierarchy of values?
248. 16:41Does it get choked out by the weeds and stray branches of your busy schedule?
249. 16:47Or is it a rare rose of great worth to be preserved and gently tended?
250. 16:52Maybe it's time to do some marital gardening.
251. 16:55For more information, visit Dr. DobsonMinute.org.
252. 17:06Shining light into the darkness, this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
253. 17:12Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third, here, delighted to be in
254. 17:17studio joined by my brother Tim Todd who has been a mainstay through the partnership between
255. 17:24American Family Radio and Revival Fire's International Ministries. He's been an evangelist. I was listening
256. 17:31because he did devotions for our staff here this morning. He's been on the front lines as
257. 17:35an evangelist for 39 years. I was listening. And has been working with the Truth for Youth
258. 17:41Bible Project, partnering with American Family Radio for 26 years. And we are here as this
259. 17:47This is Truth for Youth Bible Week here in American Family Radio, but this is a man who
260. 17:52I so love and appreciate, respect, and I just enjoy his fire for the Lord, which some might
261. 17:58think it is just an emotional disposition, but there's a reality that when you're in
262. 18:02dwell by the Spirit of God, it affects your personality, you know?
263. 18:07And I also heard him say this morning, if he was given an opportunity to give a prestigious
264. 18:11position somewhere else, he wouldn't even take it because he loves proclaiming the Lord's
265. 18:16word and you're talking about the presidency. Love proclaiming the gospel and doing what
266. 18:21you're doing that it's not work for you because you love doing it. My brother Tim Todd welcome
267. 18:25back to the Hamilton Corner. Thank you Abe so much and I appreciate you and your vitally
268. 18:30important ministry in these last days and I just appreciate being on the program with
269. 18:35you today as well. Oh man the pleasure is certainly mine. One of the first questions and
270. 18:40I told you before coming on the air I was going to ask you this question the name of the
271. 18:44ministry that the Lord has blessed you to lead is Revival
272. 18:46Fire's International and concerning the issue of
273. 18:50Revival. What are the things that would be indicative of the
274. 18:53presence or the lack thereof of a Revival?
275. 18:55Amen. That's a real good question Abe. In fact, Revival in
276. 19:01America is going to come through the church. One of the
277. 19:04things that God has called me to is not only Bible
278. 19:07distribution and not only to bring in a harvest of souls,
279. 19:11but it's to see genuine revival fire to be set in the hearts and the lives of God's people.
280. 19:20And I feel like that some very important components of revival and the fruit of real revival
281. 19:30is a praying individual and a praying church. An individual that is saturated and aggressively
282. 19:40pursuing, I should say, aggressively pursuing to be in the presence of God with worship and
283. 19:48prayer and his word and lingering in the presence of God and real fruit of a church that is on
284. 19:59fire for God is a soul winning church.
285. 20:02We are here to love God and to love people.
286. 20:06And if there is real revival in the church, then you're going to see the love of God flowing
287. 20:12through God's people.
288. 20:13You're going to see them on fire for God.
289. 20:15You're going to see them not looking for an excuse to miss church, but they're going to
290. 20:20be looking for every opportunity that they can be in the presence of God and extremely
291. 20:27important.
292. 20:28A good indicator of real revival is the presence of God,
293. 20:35saturating the individuals that are on fire for God.
294. 20:41You know, often saying, you're from a home state of Louisiana,
295. 20:45because when people think about soul winning,
296. 20:48it's unfortunate to me.
297. 20:51And I know this screams the heart of our Lord
298. 20:53that we've changed the concept of soul winning
299. 20:57to like a church program.
300. 21:00It's not a church program, it is something that is intrinsic to the new natural life.
301. 21:05Like when you're born again, there are things that are natural to you, and I mentioned our
302. 21:08home state of Louisiana, I'm from New Orleans originally, that you could walk up to a perfect
303. 21:12stranger in New Orleans and ask them whether they could find a good couple gumbo, good bowl
304. 21:15of gumbo, and you'll have all kind of hospitality.
305. 21:17You might have somebody to invite you to your home.
306. 21:19Why?
307. 21:20Because there's a shared passion and love for quality food.
308. 21:23how much more should the new natural, the regenerate believer have as our most natural,
309. 21:29inevitable, easy communication to be the thing that we love more than anything else, which should be
310. 21:35our Lord. That's not the product of a program. That is a product of being regenerate. Absolutely,
311. 21:43absolutely. And you, that's one reason why I like to go into churches for an extended
312. 21:51period of time because that gives you, I feel like the Lord can do a lot more than, for example,
313. 21:57Sunday I was in a church in Daphne, Alabama and we had a mighty outpouring of the Holy Spirit,
314. 22:04God did great work. But what I see happening in the church in America is that there's a fast food
315. 22:14concept in the church where everybody wants something quickly and they want to do it for a short
316. 22:20period of time and I just feel like that whatever you can spend several days consistently getting
317. 22:28the Word under the anointing of the Holy Spirit put out there under the umbrella of being in
318. 22:35the office of an evangelist or whatever the gifting is that you have and whatever it is
319. 22:41that the five-fold office that God has called you to be able to pour into people so that then
320. 22:47they can receive it. And if they will get in under the spout and receive it and then apply
321. 22:52it to their lives, getting in the presence of God, fervently seeking God's face, praying,
322. 23:01and reading the Word of God, I found out that you can see much more fruit when you're able
323. 23:08to be there for several days, pouring into an individual, in the office of an evangelist,
324. 23:16to be able to see change and transition in people's life
325. 23:21to be the man and the woman of God that God has called us
326. 23:24and set us apart to be.
327. 23:26Now it's remarkable, I've had the privilege
328. 23:28of talking to you many times, listening to you
329. 23:31far more than we've even conversed in person.
330. 23:33And you have this passion to reach the youth of our country
331. 23:38with the truth of God's word.
332. 23:39So much so where you invested significant portion
333. 23:41of your ministry resources into getting God's word
334. 23:45to the hands of today's young people. Would you let our audience know a little bit about
335. 23:48that?
336. 23:49Yes, and that is an evangelism outreach for our youth, Abe, that is extremely important
337. 23:55that God spoke to my heart about. And the Lord laid on my heart to put together a youth Bible
338. 24:02that has comic stories or graphic novels is really a better word for that. That consists
339. 24:08of that deal with the truth about things that young people are confronted with on a regular
340. 24:13basis and we deal with hard-hitting issues with the comic stories, the graphic novels,
341. 24:18that young people need to know the truth about it with the love of God and the truth
342. 24:23of God's Word.
343. 24:25And then we've got the whole New Testament after the hundred pages of comic stories so
344. 24:31that the young people not only find out the truth about these things that they're confronted
345. 24:36with, but also they have a copy of the New Testament so that whenever they give their
346. 24:41life to the Lord. Many of them, this is the first Bible that they receive. But what we
347. 24:45do is we give them to the Christen teenagers who will give them to their friends in school
348. 24:51that don't know Jesus. And as a result of it, we're saying many, many young people come to
349. 24:56the Lord Jesus Christ as a result of getting a copy of the Truth for Youth Bible.
350. 25:03So how can those who are listening go to the exam, another question I want to ask you,
351. 25:06Yes, I want I don't want to miss this this opportunity to invite those who are listening and watching the program to get access to these Bibles
352. 25:14Whether they are a child themselves
353. 25:16I know in some places school actually started last week in some places. I was like what cuz you know
354. 25:22We homeschool our children. It's like they're going to school in July. Yeah, when did that start?
355. 25:27When did that start and honestly just made me think about the Communist Manifesto the effort to make children of the state?
356. 25:31Oh, yeah, that's it. They're having earlier and earlier and earlier and earlier start days without change
357. 25:36It's just amazing, but how can people get their hands on the truth of youth Bible?
358. 25:41So during office hours they can call our 800 number between 830 AM to 4 PM.
359. 25:50Okay.
360. 25:51Monday through Friday or today through Friday.
361. 25:54And if they call between 830 AM and 5 PM or 4 PM I should say, they can call 80733 473
362. 26:05The number is 800-733-4737.
363. 26:10And a lot of the individuals that are listening to your broadcast are going to want to go online
364. 26:19because that is a phenomenal way to get in touch with us and get the Bible.
365. 26:26T-F-Y.org.
366. 26:30T-F-Y.org.
367. 26:33R.G. And what we're doing is giving one Bible per teenager per household. So if there's
368. 26:39five teenagers aid in the household, then all five of them, I'll give them a copy of the
369. 26:46truth-viewed Bible free of charge. If they want to get additional copies, they can,
370. 26:50at a discounted cost. But if they go to tfli.org, then I'll give them one Bible per teenager per household,
371. 27:01and they can help us get God's Word back into the schools.
372. 27:06If I had children right now that were going to school, they were school-age, I'd be homeschooling.
373. 27:13That's what I'd be doing.
374. 27:15That's what I am doing.
375. 27:16Absolutely.
376. 27:17I know.
377. 27:18That's what I'm saying.
378. 27:19But you know and I know that there are Christian teenagers on the school campuses and they are
379. 27:26missionaries, 53.8 million students in our public schools, 40 million don't have a Bible
380. 27:34at all. It's the biggest mission field in our nation. And the only way that it's legal
381. 27:40for me to give a Bible away in school, the way the law is interpreted, is to get it done
382. 27:45through Christian teenagers. And so we get the Bibles to the teenagers. And on the back,
383. 27:51we've got the students legal rights on public school campus. Number four, I put in bold because
384. 27:56It says that young people have the right to get Bibles away on campus during non-instructional
385. 28:02time and they give the Bibles to their friends that don't know Jesus.
386. 28:06And I like to call it legally smuggling Bibles into America's public schools.
387. 28:11Think about that.
388. 28:12We're in the state where we're smuggling.
389. 28:14Yes.
390. 28:15Into public schools.
391. 28:17Well you guys heard the data TFI dot org is a website to go to or you can call 807334737
392. 28:25between the hours of 8.30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Central times. You can have that happen. But what if there's a
393. 28:32grandparent or a parent here that would like to make resources available in their communities,
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395. 28:43for them to do that as well. And then they can call the 800 number 7334737 and they can get those
396. 28:52Bibles in the same manner. Now we are and I just mentioned this, I thought about this
397. 28:59as you were speaking, that in our nation the most fundamental text if you will that was
398. 29:06used to train children first and foremost was the scripture, the Bible itself. And then
399. 29:10secondarily the New England Primer, so where Bible text was used as first grade readers,
400. 29:18school readers, the foundation for all of the disciplines were from there, but now we're
401. 29:22at the stage where the Bible has to be smuggled in because in the early 60s that our nation
402. 29:27made a declaration that God was excluded from our school system.
403. 29:35And then Satan took note and said, thank you, I will reoccupy that space.
404. 29:39Yes, and like you said, the New England Primer, and that was from 1690 to 1890, was the primary
405. 29:46textbook in our public schools and in the New England
406. 29:49perimeter they would alliterate the alphabet by using
407. 29:54verses of scripture for each letter and then a
408. 29:57question in the New England perimeter, two of them.
409. 29:59What was the sixth commandment and then what does it
410. 30:04forbid? Well of course we know the sixth commandment
411. 30:08was vouch out not kill and it forbids a young man going on
412. 30:14that Utah University campus and killing Charlie Kirk.
413. 30:18And we need to return to the old paths where the good way is and walk in it.
414. 30:24Jeremiah 6, verse 16 you're familiar with.
415. 30:27And the old paths are the New England Premier, the old paths are the Word of God in school,
416. 30:33the old paths we need to return.
417. 30:35Our nation was founded on biblical principles.
418. 30:39Now certainly the only Christian nation there ever has been and ever will be is the church
419. 30:45of the Lord Jesus Christ.
420. 30:47But our nation America, after 250 years, 250 years ago, our nation was founded on biblical
421. 30:55principles.
422. 30:56In fact, the Supreme Court said with the 87 precedents, they said our laws and institutions
423. 31:04must necessarily be based upon and include the teachings of the Redeemer of mankind.
424. 31:10And our nation was absolutely formed under the influence of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
425. 31:21Absolutely right.
426. 31:22I mean, the reference to 250 years in our nation, it's true and an occasion to lament
427. 31:31because our nation was started with an assertion that we hold these truths to be self-evident,
428. 31:38that we are endowed by our Cree et tor, it's a reference to Genesis 1, verses 26 to 28,
429. 31:45right from the very onset of this nation, which is the hallmark of our uniqueness.
430. 31:50The hallmark of the exceptionalism that is American is the fact it's the only nation
431. 31:54in the history of the world that have formed its founding documents on that assertion.
432. 32:01you know, in the modern world, while we haven't had much deviation from that.
433. 32:05And if we are going to have a path forward, frankly, that we as a nation have discipled our
434. 32:10way into the mess that we're in currently, and there's only one way out.
435. 32:13We have to disciple our way out by the grace of God, the spirit of God, the sovereignty of
436. 32:17God, and the foot to pavement work of investing one person at a time, neighbor to neighbor,
437. 32:25household to household, building in that fashion.
438. 32:27And we can be effective if we will be effective.
439. 32:31And you know, the University of Houston did a survey and they wanted to figure out, they
440. 32:37did a study.
441. 32:38They wanted to figure out how has America lasted and flourished for 250 years with one form of
442. 32:49government, one constitution, while during the same timeframe, France has had seven forms
443. 32:56of government and Italy has had 48 forms of government.
444. 33:00So they did a study and they determined that the reason why America flourished with 3,154
445. 33:07writings from our founding forefathers, that the reason why America has flourished is because
446. 33:13we were founded on biblical principles.
447. 33:16So that is a secular university that came up with that conclusion.
448. 33:19That's right, because a broken clock is right twice a day.
449. 33:23And it's so obvious, Rachelle's could see it.
450. 33:28But it is incumbent upon us to recognize it and submit ourselves to it and obey what
451. 33:33our King commanded us.
452. 33:35We will enjoy the peace of the fruit of righteousness as we put into practice as Hebrew 5 says,
453. 33:40having our senses trained by the consistent use to discern good from evil that our conduct
454. 33:47reflects our covenantal commitments.
455. 33:49Brother Tim, I know you got to get back on the road.
456. 33:52Love chatting with you.
457. 33:53Thank you for being here.
458. 33:54Appreciate you so much, Abe, and God bless you.
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494. 36:17Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton III here.
495. 36:20We're already in the final segment.
496. 36:22I meant to remind you that if you're in the area willing to come to the area, that I will
497. 36:26be at Darbon Church of Christ in Farmerville, Louisiana this Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
498. 36:34August 7th, 8th and 9th.
499. 36:36We're going to have a tremendous time there.
500. 36:39I am looking forward to being there again.
501. 36:42And if you're in the area, well, and to come to the area, you're welcome to do so.
502. 36:45There's no charge.
503. 36:46We're just going to worship our Lord together, delve into His Word together.
504. 36:49And I pray that we all will leave there further, sharpened and refined and ready to labor in
505. 36:55our King's Harvest field starting first in our own homes and then moving outward into our
506. 37:00neighborhoods, loving our neighbors as ourselves, as the Lord commands of us is going to be an
507. 37:06amazing time. And I would love to see you and meet you there. All right. I was, I was reflecting
508. 37:11on this. And as soon as I saw Anthony Fauci and we've been talking about him a lot and, and
509. 37:21I'm not going to talk about him as much as something that's concerning me as a result
510. 37:26of what he's doing, which is a furtherance of something that we've seen going all the way
511. 37:29back to the, you know, locker up.
512. 37:31We're not going to put anything about it.
513. 37:34We have all of this evidence that we find, you know, Barack Obama is involved in getting
514. 37:40the intelligence community to reverse its findings.
515. 37:44And instead of saying, hey, you know, Russia really didn't have anything to do with the 2016
516. 37:49presidential election, the 2015 presidential election, but he wasn't satisfied with that.
517. 37:54said, well, no, no, go and find and explain to me how they did it. Like, wait, we just told
518. 37:59you that it didn't happen. All of these things to which I have said, Bobby has heard me say,
519. 38:07somebody wake me up when when when when cops are applied. I mean, that's what I'm looking
520. 38:12for. Now, I know this week, there'll be a criminal referral to the Department of Justice
521. 38:16concerning Anthony Fauci being in contempt of Congress for refusing to comply with the subpoena,
522. 38:21requires not only his physical presence, but his truthful testimony, the consistent invocations
523. 38:27of the Fifth Amendment privilege and self-accrimination does not apply to someone with a broad-based
524. 38:33pardon, which is why I told you that he's both attempting to either protect his fraught
525. 38:40legacy, which if you read any of his diary entries, that's pretty short, that's high on his priority
526. 38:44list, while also attempting to protect himself against further criminal activities, which
527. 38:50which means that if he admits now that he lied before, that would be the tarnishing of
528. 38:55his previous legacy. Or if he repeats now what he said before and we know it's a lie, then
529. 39:00that would be an additional crime that would not have been governed by the part that he
530. 39:05received from his ice cream man. But when he was in, just for those who weren't there,
531. 39:10just give her a fresher, this, this was Dr. Fauci before the Senate committee last week,
532. 39:16It's clip number seven.
533. 39:18Clip number seven.
534. 39:19Go.
535. 39:20You're a constitution of the United States of America.
536. 39:35I can only choose one.
537. 39:38Leave the fifth.
538. 39:46The fifth.
539. 39:48One, two, three, four.
540. 39:52And you say, and ask me a question to give you the secret document that I think you need
541. 40:01the same.
542. 40:02I'm sorry, yeah, yeah, yeah.
543. 40:12That pretty much is it.
544. 40:18That was Dr. Vauci last week.
545. 40:21Now, I mean, that's one of those things you got to laugh from, keep them crying.
546. 40:26Because the very end of it is what I was in the end of that clip when you said, thank
547. 40:30you, sir.
548. 40:31Have a nice day.
549. 40:32That's what I'm concerned about.
550. 40:33It's like with all that we know now, all the evidence that we have, this dude's diary
551. 40:38I mean guys, this is embarrassing.
552. 40:43This is embarrassing.
553. 40:45Whereas we know that, that the Fauci was flat out lying.
554. 40:51We know this.
555. 40:54But here's what I've been saying all along.
556. 40:56What's gonna happen?
557. 40:58Any accountability?
558. 41:00Like I mean, again, I'm laughing to keep from crying, but it's not funny.
559. 41:06111 times, pleading to fear.
560. 41:13111 times.
561. 41:16And this is the thing that I'm really, really concerned about, that when you have people
562. 41:20including myself, I'm concerned about this for myself as well.
563. 41:25When you have consistent evidences of evil criminality consistently and no accountability,
564. 41:35none.
565. 41:36That's why I said it's very similar to she or she never be president, the original.
566. 41:44Call me the clown laid out the details of the case as to why she should have been prosecuted
567. 41:47It didn't say it.
568. 41:48Yeah, but no reasonable prosecutor or prosecutor.
569. 41:50Why?
570. 41:52President Trump rode the wave to being elected originally by saying, lock her up, right?
571. 41:58Takes office.
572. 41:59Nobody's locked up.
573. 42:00In fact, the opposite happens.
574. 42:01President Trump is swindled out of the 2020 election.
575. 42:07The Biden administration takes office and what do they do?
576. 42:10Immediately, they start sending people to jail, to jail.
577. 42:14In fact, you know, uh, what was his name, Steve Bannon went to jail for the very thing
578. 42:20that Senator Rand Paul said last week that going to refer to the DOJ for Anthony Fauci,
579. 42:26which was contempt of Congress.
580. 42:31And you, you, you cannot have that because you cannot have it over and over and over and
581. 42:36over again.
582. 42:38Tulsi Gabbard before she left office revealing all of these documents concerning all kinds
583. 42:42of criminality, any accountability.
584. 42:46And so that has the cumulative effect of calcifying a society against the rule of law.
585. 42:55And if you have a populace that is not governed by the truth of God's word, largely that calcification
586. 43:05will manifest itself in a horrible way.
587. 43:08That's a good point.
588. 43:09So Steve Bannon did not show up.
589. 43:10That's what, so the, but, but my point is the incarceration was due to contempt of Congress.
590. 43:17was a congressional contempt prosecution that led to his incarceration.
591. 43:23That's what I'm saying.
592. 43:25So but thank you for that clarification.
593. 43:27But you can't have that over and over and over again.
594. 43:31And then what is the result?
595. 43:33So we used to understand that the media was supposed to aid the populace in being knowledgeable
596. 43:41of events that are transpiring and a part of that was a healthy skepticism concerning government.
597. 43:45But what happens with Gerbil Zink, you become the mouthpiece of government, which led to
598. 43:52Things like just yesterday when Robert Kennedy, Jr.
599. 43:57Um, was being interviewed by CNN's Dana Bash and in this exchange,
600. 44:05this exchange really demonstrates the reality of what we have been facing
601. 44:11prior to this moment and what we will face going forward.
602. 44:14Let me show you what I'm talking about.
603. 44:15Listen to you and watch clip number four, for example, clip four, go.
604. 44:20I know you're flustered now and it is.
605. 44:22I don't not frustrate at all.
606. 44:25I have frustrated.
607. 44:26The reason I'm frustrated is because I, you are the HHS,
608. 44:31you are the HHS secretary, and you are talking about things
609. 44:36that lead to vaccine hesitancy in this country.
610. 44:41And it is something that causes problems for people
611. 44:47when there is not anything.
612. 44:48Let me ask you something.
613. 44:50Do you see your job as an ending vaccine, as it is, or do you see your job as telling
614. 44:56the truth of the American people?
615. 44:57I see my job as telling the truth.
616. 44:59And the truth is that there is study after study after study.
617. 45:04It's one of the most studied things out there in science.
618. 45:07And it is this.
619. 45:08You're repeating it like a parrot.
620. 45:11I've actually read the science.
621. 45:14Let's you don't want to come back here and debate the science.
622. 45:17I'm not debating this.
623. 45:18Of course you.
624. 45:19because I'm not saying it.
625. 45:21Well, you know how to do is repeat things that people told you
626. 45:24and say trust the experts.
627. 45:26That's what you do during COVID.
628. 45:28Now we know that Andy Fauci, who was the expert,
629. 45:31was lying about everything, about mass,
630. 45:33about the social distancing, about natural immunity,
631. 45:37about the transmission from the vaccine,
632. 45:40about the source of COVID.
633. 45:42He was lying and you were punishing people
634. 45:45for not trusting the experts.
635. 45:46And now you're rolling out the experts again.
636. 45:49It's talking about something that you have no personal knowledge of.
637. 45:54Boy, that ain't a takedown.
638. 45:58And I know you're frustrated.
639. 46:01Why are you crying?
640. 46:02Oh, she's crying because he's got her dead in the right.
641. 46:09And it lets you know a little bit.
642. 46:11And remember the media used to be lauded by people like Woodward and Bernstein,
643. 46:14healthy skepticism of the government.
644. 46:15But then, but now these same people, they're parroting what the government says.
645. 46:22And Dr. Arvakini says, I read this stuff.
646. 46:24You don't know anything about any of this.
647. 46:27And you just had the chief expert, the chief expert
648. 46:30in this area who has just been exposed
649. 46:32for lying about it all, lying about it all.
650. 46:36And yet your response is yes, but still let's trust
651. 46:39the quote unquote experts.
652. 46:41And think about this, lying about masks,
653. 46:44about social distancing, y'all know I call it physical
654. 46:46distancing, lying about natural immunity,
655. 46:49lying about transmission.
656. 46:51You know, literally manipulating data when in his private communications, he knows, he knows
657. 46:58that the jab had no efficacy against transmission, but he wanted to slow, it did not want to
658. 47:04admit that publicly because, yeah, even though that's true, we don't want to keep people
659. 47:08from getting the shots.
660. 47:09What should cause the entire American populace to say that if Dr. Frouci knows that the jabs
661. 47:17will do nothing concerning transmission, why does he want to make sure everybody still
662. 47:20get the shot. Why? Why? In Dana Bash, why don't you want to figure that out? Find that out.
663. 47:30These things have the cumulative effect. And this is, this is why I'm concerned because the
664. 47:35regressive mantra is that the agenda is always what the objective is, that they don't, in
665. 47:40their minds, they don't fail, they fail forward. So they lie to get a bunch of people to get
666. 47:45the jab, have the spike proteins in their bodies, millions of people die, many, many more people
667. 47:51die from the results of the shots. You understand what I'm saying? And all that happens, then
668. 48:00after the fact you get exposed, all of it was a lie, but then you get the additional
669. 48:05benefit if you are regressive advocating for, I would say, an anti-Christ agenda cloaked in
670. 48:11Marxism. They say we still win because Fraucci gets exposed, but he gets a part in the cushy
671. 48:18gig in Georgetown. You know, he's going to die, he's going to die with his in-style magazine
672. 48:25cover and a bank full of money. And then the regular Joe American is left with the tab
673. 48:31of, man, we can't trust anything. And that kind of communication continuously puts people
674. 48:41in a position to say, well, I got to do something about this, which is why I'm saying that it
675. 48:47is concerning that if we try to assert any agenda or response that does not include submission
676. 48:57into the lordship of Christ as articulated in this holy word.
677. 49:03Because there's chaos on one end and chaos on another end.
678. 49:07This is why you have people, for example, out trying to say this quickly, like James Carvel
679. 49:10saying that if people like Hassan Piker rise to be influential in a Democrat party, I'm
680. 49:16out.
681. 49:17There's no video on this one, but listen to this brief audio clip of James Carvel saying
682. 49:20that exact thing, clip number five, go.
683. 49:22To talk about the large Democratic party post the election in Michigan going, oh, I am
684. 49:28I'm not gonna be in the same party with the son,
685. 49:29like I can tell you that right now.
686. 49:31If he becomes a force in a Democratic party,
687. 49:33I'm out of here.
688. 49:34I have no intention of ever being
689. 49:37in the same political party with that guy.
690. 49:39Now, I think that a majority,
691. 49:42overwhelming majority of Democrats agree with me.
692. 49:46But this idea that we're gonna seize the means of production
693. 49:50and this, just go look at the DSA platform.
694. 49:54You don't have to look any further than that.
695. 49:56You really don't, but we'll see if you adhere to that because
696. 49:59Hassan Piker is a dude who used to write for the young Turks,
697. 50:03who's as I've told you before, that name was not picked unintentionally.
698. 50:07That was an accidental stumbling horn, the name would think you,
699. 50:10uh, think you, uh, think you, you, is his name.
700. 50:12Iger, think Iger.
701. 50:14Well, Hassan Piker is a multi-millionaire, self-described anchor baby.
702. 50:20He literally talks about his parents are Turkish.
703. 50:22He's Turkish.
704. 50:23He literally says himself that his parents intentionally came to New Jersey to have him and immediately
705. 50:28high-tailed it back to Turkey.
706. 50:30And then he says, now my fault, it's a great loophole.
707. 50:34And now he literally works in America, the Fohman chaos, some of his greatest hits, saying
708. 50:40things like, oh yeah, America deserved 9-11 and called for other attacks.
709. 50:44He celebrated the quote unquote brave, blank soldier responsible for knocking Representative
710. 50:52Dan Crenshaw's eye out in the Afghan war, former representative of Crenshaw.
711. 50:56He identified the colors of the Hezbollah terrorists as his favorite flag.
712. 51:01He told viewers on his, he's a streamer.
713. 51:04So he streams on Twitch.
714. 51:05He told viewers on his Twitch stream who care about Medicaid fraud that they need to
715. 51:10kill Senator Rick Scott.
716. 51:12And Twitch kicked him off for a little while, but then put him back on.
717. 51:16He shrugged off the Hamas using rape as a tactic in October 7.
718. 51:21Who cares?
719. 51:22Hamas's attack on Israel on October 7th was legitimate.
720. 51:26That's just some of the stuff he said.
721. 51:28He advocated for murdering landlords who choose not to rent their property saying let's soak
722. 51:33their blood in, soak the street with their blood while he's a multimillionaire.
723. 51:38That's what's happening y'all.
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