One Question for Mark Kelly and His Supporter Ep-2475

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to the Three Stories version of The Todd Herbert Show.
Story number one one Question for Mark Kelly and his supporters,
and story number two the Tim Waltz Matrix. Story number
three the other Christmas Miracle. We'll talk about all this
with the help of God Almighty.

Speaker 2 (00:20):
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Speaker 1 (00:50):
Today is the day the Lord has made in These
are the times to which God has decided we shall
live of one question I want to get to for
Mark Kelly. Mark Kelly has been going around the country
being part of his EDITI is six, and he continues
to go out and pretend that the video they made
was well intended and organic and just simply a warning

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or a reminder to troops that they don't have to
follow illegal orders. And they pretending this even as we
know that there were billboards ready to go that we're
ready to tell the troops. Go to this website. If
you didn't sign up for this, go to this website.
Here's have to turn yourself against the President. Of United States,
even as we know that there are radical leftist lawyer

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groups who are ready to go with all this stuff
websites and advice and secret phone numbers and use a
proton mail, even as we know that there were media
pushes around this. All of it was set up, all
of it was orchestrated, and yet Kelly continues to pretend
that this was all organic. So I have one very

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important question for his supporters, and it shouldn't be political,
even in an age where everything is political, it shouldn't
be political. And I know people will turn it into that,
but it's a very very very functional question. In fact,
it's a question you could ask in regard to your family.
If you have kids and you'd like them to be safe,

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it's a question you could ask on them. So Mark
Kelly went on Face the Nation, and he continues to
talk about things that people should be able to tell
the difference of in the middle of warfare. So you're
eighteen or nineteen, or maybe you're twenty five, you're in
the middle of a battle. You have absolutely clear orders,

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for instance, destroy utterly destroy the craft a boat, utterly
destroy it, and your orders are clear. If you come
back and the craft is not utterly destroyed. Your cel
can sit you down and go you didn't care out
your orders. You're insubordinate. You were to destroy that craft,

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not disable it, but to destroy it. And the fact
of the matter is war is horrible and messy, and
I'm sure Jesus weeps over it. It wasn't supposed to
be this way. This is a sin issue. We war
amongst ourselves because we want and don't have. We desire
and don't ask in the right way. This is all
in the Bible and it's a human reality. So here's

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Mark Kelly going on and continuing to try to keep
legs under this story, trying to pretend that this isn't
a coordinated hit, trying to pretend that it's not part
of a color revolution.

Speaker 3 (03:32):
People can tell the difference, should be able to tell
the difference between something that is unlawful and something.

Speaker 1 (03:37):
That is lawful.

Speaker 3 (03:38):
And if I was ever given an unlawful order, I
would refuse I would you know, I think you have
time you can certainly go to the judge, advocate generals,
the lawyers and have a discussion about it. If you
don't have time, you just say simpthing.

Speaker 1 (03:52):
I'm not going to do that.

Speaker 3 (03:53):
That's against the law.

Speaker 1 (03:54):
It puts a lot of burden on the troops to
make a decision in real time.

Speaker 2 (03:58):
Though.

Speaker 3 (03:58):
It's a tremendous amount of burden on our officers in
the military. But that is their responsibility and they can
figure out. You know, a reasonable person can tell something
that is legal and something that is elee.

Speaker 1 (04:10):
So do you see the way he shifted that because
this is what Mark Kelly does. She said that puts
a lot of burden on the troops. He said, it
puts a lot of burden on the commanders, Which leads
to the question I'm going to ask Mark Kelly, And
it's a question you could ask of your own family,
own family structure. You could ask it in your own workplace.

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See when he continues to go through this tale that
this is all very simple. When your orders are simple,
destroy the craft, utterly obliterate the craft, those are your orders.
When you work at a chain of commands, you either
follow the orders or you don't. And you could take
it as simple as this silly little thing that I
did seal fit. Now I got medically pulled from that

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thing after twelve hours because my kidneys shut down. I
don't know that would have made it anyway.

Speaker 2 (05:00):
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (05:00):
I'm mentally tough enough. I don't know that at my
age I could do it. But when we didn't carry
out orders precisely, we got punished and sometimes published severely.
For instance, in the midst of the day, when we've
been out now, working out consistent constantly for about six
and a half hours, and we're told to set our

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bags down in a specific order with our dows on
a specific side, and one of us forgets and puts
our down on the other side. The entire team is
running hill sprints up and down the deserts of Temecula, California,
because one guy forgot. Because in the military, you were
given an order, you carry the order out, or everybody hurts.

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Kelly knows these things, but he's making it very, very
simple because he's not right now in the line of fire,
and he has been. I haven't been, so he's served.
I have it. He has it on me, of course,
but he's continuing to put our country in danger, as
the question I'm going to ask is going to prove.
He went on and talked to Rachel Maddow and he
made a very very key admission.

Speaker 4 (06:04):
When you and your colleagues made that video, were there
specific potentially illegal orders that you were thinking about that
were the sort of precipitating cause for you guys to
get together and do that.

Speaker 3 (06:17):
Here's the thing, Rachel. You don't want to wait for
your kid to get hit by a car before you
tell them to look both ways.

Speaker 1 (06:24):
They're not telling them to look both ways. They're telling
him to look one way towards Trump that he's uniquely
doing illegal things. You've probably seen the collection of videos
and you could probably go search them yourself. Collection of
videos where our troops have used drones. They're told to
destroy that vehicle, so they destroy the vehicle, even if

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they have to go back and there's people trying to
hide under the vehicle, they destroy the vehicle. And yes,
there are people who are hurt or killed. This is
the nature of warfare. You can watch the videos yourself.
You can see people hiding under vehicles. I mean these
are now all online. This happens all the time. Mark
Kelly knows this and that you just want to use
this instance of this boat and people cling to the boat,

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which is horrible to watch. It's a horrible thing to
watch human beings die. But I have one key question
for Mark Kelly. He understands chain of command, so I
get to that question in a second. My friend Tim
Krukshenk has a keen understanding of the chainey command. He
was a Navy seal. He was a medic attached to
the seal teams in three separate deployments. Tim took orders,
he carried them out when he left the military. He was,

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first of all, well, he was a buds instructor. He
was there to teach people how to be seals and
sometimes prevent them from becoming seals if they weren't able
to cut it. And he found that a coffee company
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very image of the bone Frog is the image of
a fallen Navy seal. Ten percent of proceeds always go
to help the families of fallen Navy seals. The coffee

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has become legendary because Tim didn't take any shortcuts. He
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(08:14):
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off and over eighty dollars ships free. Bonefrog Coffee dot
com slash todd. Here's my question for Mark Kelly. You're
telling our troops that they should disobey Trump's orders, because

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that's what you're saying, because you refuse to in state
specific orders. But you're turning to A lawyer's group, a
lawyer group that goes around defending Antifa, has put up
a website saying, here's some things that might get you
put in Nuremberg trials. Here's some things that might get
you prosecuted. They include arresting people or helping to arrest

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people on the United States soil, enforcing immigration law, going
to war in Venezuela, firing on boats off the coast
of Venezuela. It includes things like that that might put
you in prison. In other words, any order from Trump,
you're telling them to disobey these orders. So here's the
question mark from whom should they take orders? They're in

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the field, I'm not doing that. And the commanding officers, yeah,
you're doing that now, not listening to you, because you're
listening to Trump from who should they take orders? And
let's say as you wish. And what you're hoping for
is it goes up to the command structure. You're hoping that

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commanders say, yeah, you're right, these are I Leegal, we're
not doing it. You're hoping that generals pop into this.
You wanted to get General Austin back in General White Rage, Millie.
You're wanting to have them back machine. Generals always on war. Generals,
Generals who say ridiculous things like I want to understand

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white rage and I'm white. People who make ridiculous decisions
like arming the Taliban with billions of dollars of equipment.
And everybody knew it was insane to announce the day
of our leaving Afghanistan to go from two airports, one
a very well predicted military airport we built, to only

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the commercial airport. Everybody knew you want to have two
extraction points? Why just one? Why name the date? Everybody
now knows that are true. Troops saw a vehicle headed
towards that commercial airport, and they knew that there were
terrifs inside that and they were asking your lawyers, Mark Kelly,
for permission to stop that vehicle by any means necessary.

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They were told no, was it illegal for them to
do that? No, because that turned out to be the
vehicle that went and killed our troops and killed some
of the people who helped us as in Afghanistan. You're
hoping this goes all the way up to the chain
of command. You're hoping that there are generals in the
Pentagon who go to the President and say we are
not going to carry at those orders. Now, if it's
truly illegal. If President Trump blew a lid, dropped a

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mental biscuit in his head and boom blew up his
brain and came and said a nuke Ohio, clearly illegal.
Go on fire on anybody who doesn't like me. I
want firing squads, clearly illegal. Go and attack the separate
country of California with tanks and pushed them all out

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into the sea, clearly illegal. But you're going to have
something that's questionable as I question military action without the
express permission of Congress. I like the fact that we
used to declare war. I could join you in that.
You're hoping that it's the generals who jump in and
say we're not doing it. So then who do they
take orders from? If you get what you want and

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the rest of your seditions, six get what you want.
And let's say the Joint chiefs of Staff all go
to President Trump and say, you know what, mister President,
we refuse. Who do they take orders from? JD. Vance.
I don't think so. I think you're hoping it's you.

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I think you're hoping that they take orders from you.
That's where this edition comes from and by the way,
speaking of illegal orders, did you know that the Pentagon
bureaucrats are refusing to institute President trum order to reinstate
troops who were purged by the COVID shot mandates. It's
ten months ago. This is from amuse on Twitter Great

(13:08):
Twitter follow. Ten months after President Trump ordered full reinstatement
of all troops ejected for refusing Biden's COVID shot mandate,
only eighty six service members have been restored, less than
one tenth of one percent. Senior officials said the delay
stems from an internal sabotage by Department of a War
under Secretary Stephanie Miller, who enforced Biden's mandate and previously

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ran the military's dei apparatus. You want to talk about illegalities?
She in a command Mark Kelly, I don't see you
going out and mentioning the illegality of bureaucrats refusing to
support the President's decisions or to carry them out, even
as we learn more and more and more about how
harmful these shots have been. Who do they took orders from? Mark?

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Story number two the Tim Waltz Matrix. There's all sorts
of movies that I don't think still get enough credit
for what they saw coming. You know, I talk often
about The Hunger Games, and it was just we're up
at some friend's house and they homeschool their kids and
their sons twelve years old, super smart kid, so smart
he was reading The Hunger Games and we got to

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talk about this that I called it the most important
piece of political commentary of our era, and I do
believe that in terms of fictional commentary, The Matrix, that movie,
it gets a lot of acclaim for AI and this
whole fear of AI and are they going to end
up using us as batteries? And it's an interesting movie.
It's also interesting for the perspective of people living within
an artificial intelligence and artificial reality. That's sort of the

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plot of the film. Rights Ken Reeves comes to realize
that he's asleep and some prebiotic goo and he's just
a battery and everything he's experienced as far as just
been images put into his mind by these robots, these
computers who wanted to believe he's living. But there's a
Tim Waltz matrix, and the Tim Waltz matrix is that
anyone who gets into these positions, is ever going to

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take any responsibility for anything that ever happens. That's a matrix,
and it's a sweet dream. People still plugged into the
idea that there is some willingness to take responsibility or
even good intent in someone like Tim Waltz. When you
have someone like Tim Waltz who pretended and everybody knows
he pretended to change the oil in a truck, everybody

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knows there was nothing on his hands. You cannot change
an oil filter in a truck, or change the oil
or work on things without getting stuff on your hands.
It can't be done unless you have steamwashed the engine first,
and he didn't do that. It can't be done when
you have people like him and Chucky Schumer who is
pretending to eat hamburgers that weren't cooked because he's slapping

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the cheese on top of hamburgers that are three quarters raw.
That's how you eat them. Everybody knows it's a lie.
Everybody knows that Cammy Harris was not cooking Thanksgiving dinner.
Everybody knows that Lizzie that the fake Indian, fake Native
American Liz doesn't go out and drink beers. Hey, let's
do the human thing. Right, that didn't happen. So everybody

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knows Tim Waltz is faking accountability, right, they don't because
we still live in this matrix. Part of the matrix
is people dress up in their matrix suit. Tim Waltz
dresses up in a matrix suit. It's a suit of respectability.
He calls himself governor. He's not governor. He doesn't act
like a governor. He acts like a dictator. When it's
a bad flu. He dictates when he is allowing people

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to come into his state and take over. That's a pretense, right,
the matrix is well, but he's wroging a suit. He's
called governor. No, he's set up a mini Somolia. He
set it up for personal interest. He set it up
for personal gain. These people have been brought in now
they're very loyal to him. He went so far as
to unveil a new flag for the state of Minnesota

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that looks a lot like the flag of Somolia. Interesting
that he did that, isn't it. And in this matrix
we have the Tim Waltz matrix, we also have the
Gavin Nusa matrix. In the Gavin Nusa matrix, he means well,
he's just a guy who has some bad ideas. From
time to time, he makes some mistakes. No, because they're
always consistent. See when you're dealing with someone who's incompetent

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from time to time, they're gonna do things right from
time to time. Their error is going to say air
on being too hard on crime, or being too hard
on immigrants or something like that. That's not what happens.
See in the Tim Waltz matrix, the belief is because
he's wearing the suit that he means well, he's going
to take accountability. And I'll show you an example this
in just a second. We all take account to before

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our decisions. We all should. One of your decisions is
how you live life in regard to what you bring
into your home. You make a decision to support big
companies that may well hate your values, and it's on
things that you're gonna use for the rest of your life.
That's easy enough to change. One of them is soap.
If you go through how you care for your body
and you cleanse your body, I'm gonna bet you're using
soap from a soap company that hates your values, that

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doesn't believe all lives matter, that tests their products on
people or human beings, like in China. On the other hand,
there's Alan Soaps. It's made in America by FA three
generations of soap making expertise. It's all natural, no chemicals,
unique fragrances, fragrance free, and it has a mission far
greater than soap. It is to employ people like Alan.

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He's not just the namesake of the company. He works
there every single day, and he probably couldn't work anywhere
else because the rest of the world would say that
Alan isn't worth having.

Speaker 2 (18:19):
He is.

Speaker 1 (18:20):
He's inventive. He may not be able to speak, but
he's able to produce. It's Alan Soaps dot Com slash
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the Tim Waltz Matrix. He goes on TV and performs
a little drama. Will he accept responsibility for the massive
amount of fraud that came out of his states? Do
you take responsibility for failing to stop this fraud in

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your state?

Speaker 5 (18:46):
Well, certainly I take responsibility for putting people in jail.
Governors don't get to just talk. Theoretically, we have to
solve problems. And I will note it's not just Somali's.
Minnesota is a generous state. Minnesota is a prosperous days
a well run state, or triple a body raising with
that attract criminal those people are going to jail. We're
doing everything we can, but to demonize an entire community

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on the actions of a few, it's lazy. And as
you heard Senator Kelly say, this president has cut a
lot of inspector generals. He's cut programs that could help.

Speaker 1 (19:17):
Us take Tim Waltz is refusing to release the data.
He's refusing to release SNAP data. He's refusing to release
COVID Relief Fund data. He's refusing to let the FEDS
compare it to the databases. He's refusing to allow them
to do a full investigation. He doesn't want to show this.

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And there he is. Look how he's dressed up. Dark
blue suit, slightly lighter blue tie, almost almost all the
way up to the top. Tim can never get things
exactly right. Oh and look there a flag on the lapel.
Tim Waltz matrix. Certainly he means well. Story at number three,
The Other Christmas Miracle, the key miracle of Christmas of course,

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is the birth of the Lord Jesus. And then many
of the things that God did to make that happen,
the version birth and the fact that Jesus was born
under questionable circumstances, I mean, teen mother pre marriage. Even
her husband Joseph at that time, her fiancee had to
come around to okay, I believe you, and the angels

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help with that, and the spirit of God moved and
helped with that, and even Mary had to trust. I
mean Mary could have said no, she didn't because she
was a woman of great faith, young woman of great faith.
But that set off this whole question mark about Jesus
and his birth and all the rumors. And God chose that.
That's miraculous. He chose to have Jesus born in a

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way that set him off, disadvantaged, you might say, marginalized.
He chose to have Jesus born under occupation. And he
when we're talking about what God the Father is, Jesus
wasn't his try you in Godhead, the Father Son, holy
spirits always have been together, always will be together. One

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of them raised his hand and said, I'll go do it,
do what all those things may be born, and to
suffer and to walk with this. These are all a
series of miracles, and there's one key miracle I think
we don't give God enough credit for in all these
series of miracles. Yeah, the star where Jesus was born,

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how was born, the warning that they had to flee,
the wise men, refusing to carry out their job of
really just spying for power, refusing to do that and
not going back and just going home and not telling
Power where this is all act so Jesus could survive.
All these things are miraculous. The very fact that they

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made it into a place where they could have the
babies miraculous. But there's one key miracle. I don't think
we give people enough credit or give God enough credit.
We have people too much credit and God not enough
to it. I mean, here a second, we'll talk about
this in terms of Isaiah nine, verses one through seven,
and a really important miracle that I don't think God
gets enough credit for. There's a lot of miracles that

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are going on right now in the world of media,
for instance, people being allowed to tell truth. Thank goodness
that Elon Musk purchased Twitter and it's much much better
than it was. Thank goodness that there are brave filmmakers
that are telling truth. For instance, Jenner First, a guy
we had in the program who is an award winning director.
He put it a movie called Thank You, Doctor Fauci.

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And this despite the fact that he was effectively kind
of a low key threatened by Fauci's lawyer, who has
incidentally represented three former presidents. He's about as mobbed up
a cat as you can get in DC. Jennifers wouldn't stop.
And he's taken a movie that ties in the polio
tie to the COVID shots. Did you know that? And

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the COVID shots tied into the AIDS epidemic? Did you
know that? Did you know that some of the same
actors who helped Fauci launder his lives helped them launder
his AZT and AIDS lies. Did you know that? They
get right down to the fact that we probably had
double agents scientists spying on the Chinese Communist Party for

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US and spying on us for the Chinese Communist Party
and getting paid from both sides. I guess what. They
still have their gigs, they still get government money. You
need to watch this movie. It's called Thank You Doctor Fauci.
You can stream it right now at angel dot com
slash hermon. That's angel dot com. Slash Hermon joined the
Angel Guild. You're not just consuming, You're helping them make

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sure movies like this get made, movies that demand accountability.
There is a key miracle, a submiracle of the miracles
that God performs through Christmas in the Birth of Christ.
They don't think it's enough distension. In Isaiah chapter nine,
verses one through seven, we read, nevertheless, there will be
no more gloom for those who were in distress. In

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the past. He humbled the land of Zebulun and the
land of Naftali, But in the future he will honor
galilee of the nations. By the way of the sea
beyond the Jordan, the people walking in darkness have seen
a great light on those living in the land of
deep darkness. A light has dawned. You've enlarged the nation
and increase their joy. They rejoice before you as people

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rejoice at the harvest, as warriors rejoice when dividing the plunder.
He's talking about secure warriors rejoicing when dividing the plunder.
But what was the plunder? I mean, did Jesus come
along and capture a bunch of earthly treasures for people. No,
but he was the light, wasn't is. I'm the Way,
the Truth, and the life. He's also the light literally

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in the New Heaven and the New Earth. Jesus is
the sun. He is the light. He brought the light
of the world the darkness. Could not understand it. But
it's the way the light came into the world that
I think is a sub miracle that people don't give
God enough credit for. I love and I talk about
probably too often, in the joining of the egg and
the sperm and the light that occurs. If you ever
look at this microscopically, there's a massive burst of light

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as life is created. Let there be light. God himself
chose to become a tiny little baby, absolutely helpless. So
God knows what it's like to have gas and it
need to be burped. The God of the universe, the
God of the verse, knows what it is to mess
himself and to go to Mama, say I forgot to

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go to the toilet. He knows what that is. He
knows what it is to go through puberty and all
of the connected worries and discomfort of that. He knows
what it is to have people come to him when
he's a little boy and go, I'm not playing with you.
You're the carpenter's kid. My dad's rich, my mom's rich.
I'm not playing with you. He knows what it is
to have a Roman soldier look at him and call

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him jew boy, whatever they call Jews at that time.
He knows what it is to see people beaten for
who they were. He knows what it is to see
his dad work for a completely corrupt government. Sounds familiar,
doesn't it working for a completely corrupt government. He knows
the frustration of writing a check for taxes. He watched
his dad do it, watch his dad live on an occupation.

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He knows that conflicts. I'm getting ready to write a
check for our taxes because we follow yearly as a business.
I'm going to hate that, because our government's corrupt. The
only reason I pay those taxes this because the Lord
Jesus said, render under Caesar's that which is his, and
to God that's what's his. That's the only reason I
pay those taxes because Jesus said to So he knows

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all of these discomforts. So any discomfort you felt he's
been through up to and including having your life ended
in a horribly violent way. He's done that too, He's
been through that as well. The submiracle of the Christmas
story is the most powerful entity that has ever existed

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and always will exist, the unmoved mover, He who created
all things, including the rules that govern it, gave that up.
He was a slip and a fall out of a
crib away from death. He was a choking away from death.
He was a Roman soldier in a moment of frustration,
throwing against a wall, away from death. He was discomforted.

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He felt lost on the cross. Abba, Abba, Why have
you forsaken me? Daddy? Daddy? Where have you gone to
feel abandoned? Have you ever felt abandoned by God? So
did Jesus. The submiracle of Christmas is he became like

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us so he could understand us, so he can go
to court on our behalf. This isn't well understood by
people who aren't biblically conversants or study it. The devil
is your accuser. He accuses you in your ears. You're
not good enough, You're filthy all the things you done,
and God can't love you. You can't do that, you can't

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be forgiven now and then the other ended this. He's
the tempter, go do these things, and then he accuses you.
He goes before God, the devil. Look at what he did.
You call him a Christian. He stands convicted. Here's the
proof God, you saw him do this, or you saw
her do this? And here comes Jesus. What wo wo woa?
WHOA paid in full with my blood? I paid that debt.

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You have no standing in this courtroom. The one thing
that he did that we will never be able to
do is save ourselves. And he did it even knowing
we were going to continue to sin. That payment that
he issued wasn't just for sins pass It was for
every sin ever created, ever committed, including the one you're

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going to do today. Jesus paid for that as well.
There's a little baby, as a teen, as a grown man,
and as a man dying on a cross. There's lots
of miracles in Christmas. I just don't think we give
them all enough credit. This is the Todd Hermanshaw. Please
go be well, be strong, be kind, and go out

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and think Christ Jesus for being the substitution, the payment
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