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It's that time, time, time, time, luck and loud. The
Michael Vari Show is.
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On the air.
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What we've got here is failure to milk.
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Most of the people covering that campaign were not particularly
knowledgeable about the past, and didn't you know, may not
have even known that. You know, America Firster's pac Madison
Square Garden in nineteen thirty nine and a pro Nazi
Germany rally.
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You said over the weekend referring to it, there's a
direct parallel to a big rally that happened in the
mid nineteen thirties, that Medicine Square Garden.
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So I know what I saw, and I'll just leave
it at that.
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Do you think Donald Trump is a fascist?
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Yes?
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I do, Yes, I do.
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The races, sex is homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic.
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The only garbage I see floating down there is his supporters.
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His his his demonizational scene is unconstable.
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You can put half of Trump's supporters into what I
call the basket of deplorable.
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Look at the mead, look at the look at the life.
We lead the way with Bull's ball.
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You know that's a little bit old. That shart that
charts a couple of months old. And if you want
to really see.
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Something that said, take a look at what happened.
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We bleed the same blood, we share the same home,
and we salute the same great American flag. We are
one people, one family, and one glorious nation under God.
So Jews and Muslims and Catholics and Evangelicals and Mormons,
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and they're all joining our cores and large numbers, larger
than anyone has ever seen in this.
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Country before, larger than they've ever seen in any country.
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And the Republican Party has really become the party of inclusion.
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And that's something very nice about that.
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Earlier today, I was talking about voting and a report
I had seen that Christians are voting in very low
numbers vis a v other demographics in our community, and
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I started talking about pastors who sold out, pastors who
are grifters. They're not even pastors, they're preachers. They preach,
They preach on TV. And the only reason they preach
in a building with people in it instead of sort
of the old C Span model of having, you know,
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just a camera on and making a look like there's
an audience. The only reason they have the people out
there is because they can count on those contributions every week,
whereas on TV it's harder to get people to send in,
but we're happy to have them too. And I started
talking about various denominations and being a Southern Baptist, and
really the Evangelical Church and the Bible's commandment, and I
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realized this conversation will turn some people off. So if
you're new to the show, it's okay for you to
turn off one day. Some days I might talk about
baseball or football, or adoption or being a mother or
a father, or whatever else you do. You're not here
for all of it.
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It's okay.
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But I started talking about pastors as white pastors because
black pastors will do it. White pastors need to be
telling their congregation about the importance of electing god, fearing
faith following elected officials, and how most white pastors won't
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do it and they'll hide behind the tax advantages or
but it's really because they've become a business. They don't
pastor or their church at all. They stopped being a
pastor ministering to the needs of their congregants, both on
Sunday by delivering the sermon, but also during the week
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counseling couples and young people and singles and the elderly,
and the things that the church should be. The church
should be a sucker for the people. That's succ r Gramond,
not sucker like a sweet sucker that you get at
the doctor's OsO muny kid. It should be nourishment to
the whole of the individual and the family. But what
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we have now and a lot of these churches is
a self aggrandizing, self serving megalomaniac who wants to get rich.
And if you're at that church, I suggest you find
a real church like God intended. So a listener sent
me an email of a guy of a guy who
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was at a place called First Odessa, Odessa, Texas. Uh.
It's it's in the Odessa Permian it's a Permian basin.
It's a it's an oil community near near Midland, I believe.
And I've had some family members going to work there
in the oil patch. And they said, this guy he
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preaches and he talks about the importance of voting, and
so I'm listening to it, and so they sent me
a link to a sermon he'd given and I went
to the site. I go to study this guy. His
name is Byron McWilliams. And his name doesn't appear anywhere.
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You gotta go digging for his name. Well, I don't
have to tell you that a lot of these megachurch
preachers they're not pastors. They don't pastor their flock. They
don't tend their flock. They just preach. They just get
up and tall and get paid well for it. And
this guy and this sight is all about the Word
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of God and the church as a place to gather
and congregate. The first Odessa. You can find them. You
can look them on and look them up on YouTube.
And he's turns out's from Woodville, Texas. Woodville, Texas is
in deep East Texas, from just up the road where
I'm from. In fact, Woodville was one of our rivals
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in sports, in academic and sports in UIL competitive activities.
They were the same size of ours, a country community.
So I like the way he talks, but I like
his message. And he delivered a sermon on why it's
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important that you vote. And so this Sunday will be
the last opportunity the church has to activate Christians to
go and vote on Tuesday.
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And in most.
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Churches, more than half the people in that congregation will
not have voted, and it makes a difference to what
kind of country we're gonna have.
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People say, well, I'll just pray.
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If you only pray and don't vote, you haven't read
the Bible. So we're gonna share some of this man's
sermon about why it's important vote. Coming up.
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Michael Berry's show.
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If we were attacked by the Chinese, the Russians, whoever
you've seen Red Dawn, you get the idea, what would
you do to save our country? You'd like to believe man,
I'd do everything. Would you take off from work? Did
you take off from your business? Would you take off
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from fishing one day? Would you round up everyone you
could and start your own little militia unit, you rally
every resource you had defend off the invaders?
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You would? I would, Michael? I would?
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Well, then why not at least vote and get everyone else,
you know, to vote. That's pretty easy because the otherwise
these are the end times they are, and Christians are
not voting. You know who else isn't voting? Hunters. It's
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coming Tuesday. We got in Texas, we got early voting
through Friday of this week, so today tomorrow, one more
day in Texas. We got early voting through Friday and
then what they call election day on Tuesday. I think
you're a fool if you wait till election day, but
that's your business. A lot of people think, oh, I'm
gonna wait, and then the Democrats won't know how much
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to cheat. It did that in the county I live in,
and the Democrats had control of the voting booths and
they just didn't send the ballots out on the day
of voting because they saw that people had held back,
so they didn't send the ballots, so you couldn't vote.
But whatever, do your thing. But this is my call
on you to call on your pastor. Hey, pastor, you
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haven't talked about this election. You haven't told who you're
going to vote for. Politics matters, government matters. Stand up
and be a leader. Stop worrying about offending people. You're
a Christian, bear your cross. I'm tired of Christians and
for that matter, people of all faiths who are afraid
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to speak out. How can you be Jewish.
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And vote for the Democrat party which is scared the
death of the Hamas wing of that party and will
let them destroy Israel? And you can you do that anyway,
this is a pastor who was sent to me.
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It's a church called vers Odessa. I've never been there.
I didn't know it, but it's fantastic. Listen to this.
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And this is what he says beginning in verse chapter thirteen,
verse one, when Frim spoke, and that's another name for
the northern kingdom, Ephrim.
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When Fram spoke, there was trembling.
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He was exalted in Israel, but he incurred guilt through
bail and died.
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If you do not know.
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Who bail is, bail is a demonic idol that they
used to worship, a false god that they would worship.
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Verse two. And now they sin more and more.
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They sin more and more and make for themselves metal images,
idols skillfully made of their silver, all of them the
work of craftsmen.
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It is said of them, those who.
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Offer human sacrifices kiss calves. Therefore they shall be like
the morning missed, or like the dew that goes early away,
like the chap that swirls from the threshing floor, or
like smoke from a window. But I am the Lord's
your God from the land of Egypt. You know no
god but me, And besides me there is no savior.
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It was I who knew you in the wilderness, in
the land of drought. But when they had grazed, they
became full. They were filled, and their heart was lifted up.
Therefore they forgot me. So I am to them like
a lion, like a leopard. I will lurk beside the way.
I will fall upon them like a bear robbed of
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her cubs. I will tear open their breast, and there
I will devour them like a lion, as the wild
beast would rip them open. Five things I want to
share with you. Number one, write this down. America is
a nation in peril because we have systematically written God
out of our history. God founded the nation of Israel
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many many years ago the prophet Abraham. He was asked
us to leave where his home and go to the
place where God was sending him. And God sent him,
and God founded the nation of Israel through father Abraham.
The Israelites, the Hebrews were God's people, and they were
the ones who followed closely after God. They were his
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chosen people. Now listen, Israel still is don't dismiss that.
But for over five hundred years God's people were told
how to live because God gave them the law.
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He guided them.
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He said, this is what will honor me, and this
is what will dishonor me. For I'm a holy God,
and you have to worship me in a certain way.
You have to follow me in a certain way. And
so God guided them, told them exactly.
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What to do. And yet the nation of Israel.
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The Northern Kingdom, when they divided in the year nine thirty.
When they divided, they began to worship idols. They began
to worship bail. They began to offer up their children
to the gods in sacrifice, which God never commanded and
God never wanted.
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And so in verse four.
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God comes back to them, this Northern Kingdom, and he
says to them, but I'm your God. I'm your God
from the land of Egypt. He says, if he's saying,
don't you remember me, I'm your God. I am the
one who took care of you, who led you out
of Egypt.
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I'm the one.
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Don't you remember me destroying Pharaoh? Don't you remember the
signs that I did? Don't you remember all that I.
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Did for you? I am your God.
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But the Northern Kingdom had systematically dismissed God and followed
after demons and idols.
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Will cover more of that in a moment, but.
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They had systematically written God out of their history.
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Do you see.
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America as a country established upon Judaeo Christian values and
principles that if any person who is an honest historian
would look at they would say, that's true, that's undeniable.
Our founding fathers cared about what God thought. When they
established United States of America. They realized that they had
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one shot to form a union of states that were
going to come together and be a republic, a representative republic,
and they would do it the right way. They had
one shot to do it. They didn't want to have
what they had in England with a king. They wanted
a representative republic. And they depended upon God for wisdom,
and they depended upon him for help in establishing.
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These United States of America.
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You see our dependence upon God is exton stone, and
you see it all over Washington if you go in
the monuments and the you know, in the nation's capital,
it's all there.
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You see it in our documents from the.
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United States, for example, our Declaration of Independence, which assigns
July fourth seventeen seventy six. It says we hold these
truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, that.
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They are endowed by their creator with certain.
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Unalienable rights, that among them are life, liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness, endowed by the Creator that acknowledges God
through whom we are to live, move, and have our being.
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Under my leadership, we will regain energy independence, massive energy dominance,
dominance dominance.
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You can do everything in your power. You be able
to say too, that you did everything possible to help
win this election. I don't mean you read every article
about how they can cheat. I don't mean you read
every negative story on Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. I mean,
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did you do everything possible with every ounce of energy
in your body to win this election? The White House,
your Senate seats, your congressional seats, all the way down.
Did you do everything possible if we lose? Or did
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you do what a lot of people do. Have you
just decided, well, they're gonna cheat, so I don't have
to do anything. We'll take there's always an excuse maker.
So you personally can't control whether they cheat. You personally
can control how many votes are casting. You can do that.
You can do everything in your power, and if you've
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done that, you can sleep well at night. The church
has to get more involved this Sunday, these services, this
Friday night, or our Jewish friends. This is the time
that people of faith must engage before the Tuesday vote.
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Early vote going on in most places right now. You
could vote today tomorrow Friday. Check your early voting schedule.
Bring somebody with you. If you've cast your vote. Don't
sit back and wait and be nervous. Don't sit and
be overcome by anxiety. Do something. If the waters are rising,
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start putting things up on a higher shelf. Take action,
do what you can do. Worrying is not a course
of action. So anyway, a listener sent me this. I
was talking about how white preachers, especially because black preachers
will tell their people how to vote. They did a
soul's to the polls event, and they always do. They
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don't worry about losing their tax tax free status. But
white pastors they've gotten more concerned with not offending anybody.
If your number one priority is not offending anybody, then
you're no pastor of the Word of God. I'll tell
you that for sure. So a listener sent me a
linked this guy, and I've been listening to him all
afternoon and we just cut a couple clips as from
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a church called First Odessa in Odessa, Texas, and he's wonderful.
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The fifty six men who signed the Declaration of Independence,
most of those were believers in Jesus Christ, who believed
the Bible and went to church.
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Most of them were not all of them, but most
of them. But when they.
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Inscribed their signature on that document, at that moment, they
became treason as criminals in the eyes of England. And
at that moment they became our founding fathers, and.
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They became our heroes.
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They became the ones who established this land in which
we live in. They also believe this because most of them,
as I say, were believers in Jesus Christ. They believe
that righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach
to any people. They believe that, and therefore they invoked
God and the guidance of God, and the establishment of
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our country America was founded upon righteousness, not perfection, but
upon righteousness, the righteousness that honors God. And that was
the desire on April the thirtieth, seventeen eighty nine, when
our first president was sworn in to office, a Bible.
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Was placed there.
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His hand was placed on that bible, and he stood
there in his brown suit with gold buttons on it
that had eagles on the buttons that were there, and
he placed his hand there.
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He said everything that.
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In the oath of office that he was supposed to say,
and then George Washington, after he finished, he added.
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Four more words that are not that were not in there.
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But he added four more words, and these are those words,
so help me God. In other words, those four words
were a prayer that he lifted up at that moment, saying,
so help me God, I will do everything that I
just did. It was him invoking God's help to fulfill
what had been said right there.
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And then he leaned down and he kissed.
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The Bible because he said, but because he believe the
bible that he was put his hand on was from God.
And then he began to give his inaugural address. And
as he gave that address, he began to tell this,
and he said, these words, no people can be bound
to acknowledge and adore the invisible hand which conducts the
affairs of men more than these of the United States.
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That invisible hand he's talking about is the invisible hand
of Almighty God, not from some other God or some
strange God, but the one True God that is found
in the Bible, the Word of God. On the First Thanksgiving,
when George Washington gave it address, he says, it is
the duty of all nations to acknowledge the providence of
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Almighty God, to obey his will, to be grateful for
his benefits, and humbly to implore his protection in favor.
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It is the duty, he says, of all nations.
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That being the United States of America first and foremost,
to acknowledge the providence of God, Almighty God.
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He references him.
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Samuel Adams, a signer of the declaration, said religion and
good morals are the only solid foundation of public liberty
and happiness. He's meaning the Christian religion, folks, He's not
meaning some other religion. Benjamin Rush he said these words
another signer, the only foundation for a useful education in
a republic is to be laid in religion. He's talking
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Christian religion. Without this there can be no virtue, and
without virtue there can be no liberty, and liberty is
the object in life of all Republican governments. Benjamin Franklin
not known for his spiritual walk with God, but yet
Benjamin Franklin said these words. God governs in the affairs
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of men. And if a spharaoh cannot fall to the
ground without his notice, it is probable that an empire
cannot rise without his aid.
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It's impossible, is what he's saying.
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The most dangerous place a nation can find itself is
when they turned their back on God and they determined
to go it alone. And when God's hand, a blessing
and guidance is shun, we become a nation in peril.
And at one time we adore the invisible hand of.
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God that guided us as a nation.
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We saw it, we recognized it, We acknowledge God to
be our guide, and we trusted God.
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But from for so many.
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Generations now what we have seen is that God has
been systematically thrown out, kicked out, pushed out by those
in power. And you say, well, why do we have
problems today? I just answered why we have problems today?
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A nation is in.
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Peril when they systematically remove God from their history. America
is a nation in peril because our idols are more
precious to us than God.
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Listen to God's declaration.
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An expectation of them, and verse four he begins with,
but I am the Lord, your God from the land
of Egypt.
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You know no God but me. He savior, because says
I'm him, I'm the only God.
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There are no other gods besides me, and there's certainly
no other savior besides me. The northern Kingdom of Israel
was consumed with idolatry, and that idolatry had turned into
that which is most deplorable before God, and that which
is called chelf sacrifice. They offered their children to be
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burned in the fire to false God.
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We will restore the American Republican tell you support.
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We will make America powerful again.
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The Book of Psalm says, you are a wonderfully man.
You are a child of God. You are a beautiful
preacher Wad's creation. My Bible tells me this again and
again and again. So for Joe Biden to say that
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I'm garbage, this is more about him than it does
about me, because I am redeemed. Now, what I want
you to understand is that any president and Kamala Harris
is just as bad. Who considers you garbage any presidential
candidate when someone says Jesus is Lord and they say
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this is not the right rally, you need to go
somewhere else. If you and everybody like you does not
get out and vote and do everything possible to win
this election, and that's on you. So this was sent
to me by a pastor who is not afraid this
Sunday to press message. It's a church called First Odessa
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in Odessa, Texas. I've never been, but I'm going. Don't
check it out.
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I think about the passage of scripture that I'll read next.
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It was I God says.
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Who knew you in the wilderness in the land of drought?
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He said, it is I. You forget about me. I'm
the one who.
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Walked you through forty years in the wilderness. I provided
for you when you were thirsty in the land of drought.
I gave you water from a stone. Man, We're gonna
knock on the stone and water's gonna come out of
the out of the stone, and I'm gonna give you
water miraculously like that. I've fed you with manna and
with quail. I mean I gave you everything. I protected you,
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I guided you, I took care of you because you're
the apple.
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Of my eye. And now you turn on me, is
what he's saying. He says, now you turn on me.
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God had provided for his neation, and God's abundant provision
and amazing protection were hallmarks for God's people.
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And when you read the Bible, you learn that.
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God promises blessings to those who follow him and curses
to those who do not, blessings and cursing. Now, I'm
not a prosperity gospel kind of guy that says, man,
if you follow God, He's going to make you rich.
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I don't believe that, because you know that's not biblical. Right.
All you got to do is study the.
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History of the early Church in the Book of Acts,
and you realize that they didn't get rich back there.
What they many times is they gave their life but
for their faith in Jesus Christ. And as a result
of that, you say, okay, well, that throws the prosperity
gospel out the window.
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But yet God does promise blessings, and.
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He promises curses for those who do not follow him,
blessings for those who do, and curses for those who
do not. He promises that it's kind of like a
mama going to the store with their baby and say, now, listen,
if you're really good, when we finish up here, we'll
go by and get some ice cream after we finish up,
and we'll you know, it'll be a good day and
we'll just go home aside ice cream together. And then
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that little baby right there, like me when I was
a little kid, and I'd be running through the clothes
racks and hiding and doing all sorts of stuff like that.
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I didn't get ice cream very.
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Much because my mama was like, no, no, no, you misunderstood.
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What I said.
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I said, if you're good, okay, but I wasn't good okay,
And I was sometimes mama, Mama's gonna watch this shit.
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You were too good. It's amazing.
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When you get older mamas they say, oh, you didn't
do anything wrong ever. You were perfect, not hardly, but anyway,
you understand where we're coming from here. That's exactually what
God is saying. You act right and I'll do good
with you. You act bad, and I'm gonna you're not
gonna get the blessings. You're not gonna get it. That's
the way it works. And I think about our country,
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and I think about how much God has blessed.
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Us, and how much God has taken care.
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Of us, and how much his provision, how God has.
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Provided for us.
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And I hear people say something like, well, preacher, God
expects us to deal with the economy, and you know,
he'll deal with those social issues and we will deal
with the economy and we'll just leave God out of that.
Do you realize what you've just done. You have placed
God into a box and you've said God, you can
only operate in our lives just a little bit.
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Again, God desires.
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To be lord of all, the lord of none, do
you understand? And he wants to be lord over your finances.
He wants to be lord over all of the economy.
He wants to be lord of all, because he will
not settle for being lord of none. So we recognize
that God's provision is there. Go to number four with
me on your outline. America is a nation in peril
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because we reap God's benefits but have forgotten him.
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In verse six, he.
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Goes on and he says to the Northern Kingdom, But
when they had grazed, they became full, they were filled,
and their heart was lifted up.
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Therefore they've forgotten me.
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God is using the metaphor of cattle out out in.
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The field grazing. I remember when I was a little
boy growing up, my.
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Uncle raised cattle, and we'd go pin his cows for
him and stuff, and I would go with them to
feed him and stuff.
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And during the.
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Summertime, when that rain was falling in southeast Texas and
that grass was stick, all the cows would get fat
and sleek.
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You know what I'm talking about.
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And that's exactly what he's referring to here. How they
would go and they would graze, and they'd become full,
and they would be filled up and men, and then
their heart was lifted up, and therefore they forgot him.
The greatest danger of economic blessing that we must guard
against in America is that we will feast, and we
will feast, and we will feast.
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On all of that God has provided.
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We'll become fat, our bank accounts will increase, we'll get
larger homes, we'll get second homes, more toys, and will
come to a place of satisfaction where we're so fat
and happy that we turn our back on God. What
a dangerous warning that is for all of us. I mean,
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we will gladly reap all of the benefits from the
hand of God, but many will bite the hand that
feeds them.
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As a nation.
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Has done this, We've benefit after benefit after benefit from God.
And yet we have the audacity to turn our back
on Heaven and to not vote for that which is
most moral, that which is most moral. You hear what
I said, Because the two parties are not morally equivalent,
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that which is most moral, that's our call
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Has Thank you and good night.
It's that time, time, time, time, luck and loud. The
Michael Vari Show is.
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On the air.
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What we've got here is failure to milk.
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Most of the people covering that campaign were not particularly
knowledgeable about the past, and didn't you know, may not
have even known that. You know, America Firster's pac Madison
Square Garden in nineteen thirty nine and a pro Nazi
Germany rally.
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You said over the weekend referring to it, there's a
direct parallel to a big rally that happened in the
mid nineteen thirties, that Medicine Square Garden.
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So I know what I saw, and I'll just leave
it at that.
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Do you think Donald Trump is a fascist?
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Yes?
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I do, Yes, I do.
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The races, sex is homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic.
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The only garbage I see floating down there is his supporters.
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His his his demonizational scene is unconstable.
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You can put half of Trump's supporters into what I
call the basket of deplorable.
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Look at the mead, look at the look at the life.
We lead the way with Bull's ball.
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You know that's a little bit old. That shart that
charts a couple of months old. And if you want
to really see.
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Something that said, take a look at what happened.
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We bleed the same blood, we share the same home,
and we salute the same great American flag. We are
one people, one family, and one glorious nation under God.
So Jews and Muslims and Catholics and Evangelicals and Mormons,
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and they're all joining our cores and large numbers, larger
than anyone has ever seen in this.
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Country before, larger than they've ever seen in any country.
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And the Republican Party has really become the party of inclusion.
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And that's something very nice about that.
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Earlier today, I was talking about voting and a report
I had seen that Christians are voting in very low
numbers vis a v other demographics in our community, and
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I started talking about pastors who sold out, pastors who
are grifters. They're not even pastors, they're preachers. They preach,
They preach on TV. And the only reason they preach
in a building with people in it instead of sort
of the old C Span model of having, you know,
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just a camera on and making a look like there's
an audience. The only reason they have the people out
there is because they can count on those contributions every week,
whereas on TV it's harder to get people to send in,
but we're happy to have them too. And I started
talking about various denominations and being a Southern Baptist, and
really the Evangelical Church and the Bible's commandment, and I
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realized this conversation will turn some people off. So if
you're new to the show, it's okay for you to
turn off one day. Some days I might talk about
baseball or football, or adoption or being a mother or
a father, or whatever else you do. You're not here
for all of it.
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It's okay.
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But I started talking about pastors as white pastors because
black pastors will do it. White pastors need to be
telling their congregation about the importance of electing god, fearing
faith following elected officials, and how most white pastors won't
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do it and they'll hide behind the tax advantages or
but it's really because they've become a business. They don't
pastor or their church at all. They stopped being a
pastor ministering to the needs of their congregants, both on
Sunday by delivering the sermon, but also during the week
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counseling couples and young people and singles and the elderly,
and the things that the church should be. The church
should be a sucker for the people. That's succ r Gramond,
not sucker like a sweet sucker that you get at
the doctor's OsO muny kid. It should be nourishment to
the whole of the individual and the family. But what
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we have now and a lot of these churches is
a self aggrandizing, self serving megalomaniac who wants to get rich.
And if you're at that church, I suggest you find
a real church like God intended. So a listener sent
me an email of a guy of a guy who
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was at a place called First Odessa, Odessa, Texas. Uh.
It's it's in the Odessa Permian it's a Permian basin.
It's a it's an oil community near near Midland, I believe.
And I've had some family members going to work there
in the oil patch. And they said, this guy he
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preaches and he talks about the importance of voting, and
so I'm listening to it, and so they sent me
a link to a sermon he'd given and I went
to the site. I go to study this guy. His
name is Byron McWilliams. And his name doesn't appear anywhere.
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You gotta go digging for his name. Well, I don't
have to tell you that a lot of these megachurch
preachers they're not pastors. They don't pastor their flock. They
don't tend their flock. They just preach. They just get
up and tall and get paid well for it. And
this guy and this sight is all about the Word
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of God and the church as a place to gather
and congregate. The first Odessa. You can find them. You
can look them on and look them up on YouTube.
And he's turns out's from Woodville, Texas. Woodville, Texas is
in deep East Texas, from just up the road where
I'm from. In fact, Woodville was one of our rivals
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in sports, in academic and sports in UIL competitive activities.
They were the same size of ours, a country community.
So I like the way he talks, but I like
his message. And he delivered a sermon on why it's
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important that you vote. And so this Sunday will be
the last opportunity the church has to activate Christians to
go and vote on Tuesday.
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And in most.
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Churches, more than half the people in that congregation will
not have voted, and it makes a difference to what
kind of country we're gonna have.
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People say, well, I'll just pray.
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If you only pray and don't vote, you haven't read
the Bible. So we're gonna share some of this man's
sermon about why it's important vote. Coming up.
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Michael Berry's show.
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If we were attacked by the Chinese, the Russians, whoever
you've seen Red Dawn, you get the idea, what would
you do to save our country? You'd like to believe man,
I'd do everything. Would you take off from work? Did
you take off from your business? Would you take off
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from fishing one day? Would you round up everyone you
could and start your own little militia unit, you rally
every resource you had defend off the invaders?
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You would? I would, Michael? I would?
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Well, then why not at least vote and get everyone else,
you know, to vote. That's pretty easy because the otherwise
these are the end times they are, and Christians are
not voting. You know who else isn't voting? Hunters. It's
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coming Tuesday. We got in Texas, we got early voting
through Friday of this week, so today tomorrow, one more
day in Texas. We got early voting through Friday and
then what they call election day on Tuesday. I think
you're a fool if you wait till election day, but
that's your business. A lot of people think, oh, I'm
gonna wait, and then the Democrats won't know how much
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to cheat. It did that in the county I live in,
and the Democrats had control of the voting booths and
they just didn't send the ballots out on the day
of voting because they saw that people had held back,
so they didn't send the ballots, so you couldn't vote.
But whatever, do your thing. But this is my call
on you to call on your pastor. Hey, pastor, you
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haven't talked about this election. You haven't told who you're
going to vote for. Politics matters, government matters. Stand up
and be a leader. Stop worrying about offending people. You're
a Christian, bear your cross. I'm tired of Christians and
for that matter, people of all faiths who are afraid
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to speak out. How can you be Jewish.
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And vote for the Democrat party which is scared the
death of the Hamas wing of that party and will
let them destroy Israel? And you can you do that anyway,
this is a pastor who was sent to me.
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It's a church called vers Odessa. I've never been there.
I didn't know it, but it's fantastic. Listen to this.
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And this is what he says beginning in verse chapter thirteen,
verse one, when Frim spoke, and that's another name for
the northern kingdom, Ephrim.
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When Fram spoke, there was trembling.
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He was exalted in Israel, but he incurred guilt through
bail and died.
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If you do not know.
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Who bail is, bail is a demonic idol that they
used to worship, a false god that they would worship.
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Verse two. And now they sin more and more.
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They sin more and more and make for themselves metal images,
idols skillfully made of their silver, all of them the
work of craftsmen.
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It is said of them, those who.
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Offer human sacrifices kiss calves. Therefore they shall be like
the morning missed, or like the dew that goes early away,
like the chap that swirls from the threshing floor, or
like smoke from a window. But I am the Lord's
your God from the land of Egypt. You know no
god but me, And besides me there is no savior.
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It was I who knew you in the wilderness, in
the land of drought. But when they had grazed, they
became full. They were filled, and their heart was lifted up.
Therefore they forgot me. So I am to them like
a lion, like a leopard. I will lurk beside the way.
I will fall upon them like a bear robbed of
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her cubs. I will tear open their breast, and there
I will devour them like a lion, as the wild
beast would rip them open. Five things I want to
share with you. Number one, write this down. America is
a nation in peril because we have systematically written God
out of our history. God founded the nation of Israel
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many many years ago the prophet Abraham. He was asked
us to leave where his home and go to the
place where God was sending him. And God sent him,
and God founded the nation of Israel through father Abraham.
The Israelites, the Hebrews were God's people, and they were
the ones who followed closely after God. They were his
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chosen people. Now listen, Israel still is don't dismiss that.
But for over five hundred years God's people were told
how to live because God gave them the law.
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He guided them.
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He said, this is what will honor me, and this
is what will dishonor me. For I'm a holy God,
and you have to worship me in a certain way.
You have to follow me in a certain way. And
so God guided them, told them exactly.
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What to do. And yet the nation of Israel.
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The Northern Kingdom, when they divided in the year nine thirty.
When they divided, they began to worship idols. They began
to worship bail. They began to offer up their children
to the gods in sacrifice, which God never commanded and
God never wanted.
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And so in verse four.
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God comes back to them, this Northern Kingdom, and he
says to them, but I'm your God. I'm your God
from the land of Egypt. He says, if he's saying,
don't you remember me, I'm your God. I am the
one who took care of you, who led you out
of Egypt.
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I'm the one.
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Don't you remember me destroying Pharaoh? Don't you remember the
signs that I did? Don't you remember all that I.
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Did for you? I am your God.
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But the Northern Kingdom had systematically dismissed God and followed
after demons and idols.
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Will cover more of that in a moment, but.
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They had systematically written God out of their history.
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Do you see.
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America as a country established upon Judaeo Christian values and
principles that if any person who is an honest historian
would look at they would say, that's true, that's undeniable.
Our founding fathers cared about what God thought. When they
established United States of America. They realized that they had
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one shot to form a union of states that were
going to come together and be a republic, a representative republic,
and they would do it the right way. They had
one shot to do it. They didn't want to have
what they had in England with a king. They wanted
a representative republic. And they depended upon God for wisdom,
and they depended upon him for help in establishing.
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These United States of America.
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You see our dependence upon God is exton stone, and
you see it all over Washington if you go in
the monuments and the you know, in the nation's capital,
it's all there.
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You see it in our documents from the.
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United States, for example, our Declaration of Independence, which assigns
July fourth seventeen seventy six. It says we hold these
truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, that.
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They are endowed by their creator with certain.
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Unalienable rights, that among them are life, liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness, endowed by the Creator that acknowledges God
through whom we are to live, move, and have our being.
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Under my leadership, we will regain energy independence, massive energy dominance,
dominance dominance.
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You can do everything in your power. You be able
to say too, that you did everything possible to help
win this election. I don't mean you read every article
about how they can cheat. I don't mean you read
every negative story on Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. I mean,
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did you do everything possible with every ounce of energy
in your body to win this election? The White House,
your Senate seats, your congressional seats, all the way down.
Did you do everything possible if we lose? Or did
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you do what a lot of people do. Have you
just decided, well, they're gonna cheat, so I don't have
to do anything. We'll take there's always an excuse maker.
So you personally can't control whether they cheat. You personally
can control how many votes are casting. You can do that.
You can do everything in your power, and if you've
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done that, you can sleep well at night. The church
has to get more involved this Sunday, these services, this
Friday night, or our Jewish friends. This is the time
that people of faith must engage before the Tuesday vote.
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Early vote going on in most places right now. You
could vote today tomorrow Friday. Check your early voting schedule.
Bring somebody with you. If you've cast your vote. Don't
sit back and wait and be nervous. Don't sit and
be overcome by anxiety. Do something. If the waters are rising,
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start putting things up on a higher shelf. Take action,
do what you can do. Worrying is not a course
of action. So anyway, a listener sent me this. I
was talking about how white preachers, especially because black preachers
will tell their people how to vote. They did a
soul's to the polls event, and they always do. They
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don't worry about losing their tax tax free status. But
white pastors they've gotten more concerned with not offending anybody.
If your number one priority is not offending anybody, then
you're no pastor of the Word of God. I'll tell
you that for sure. So a listener sent me a
linked this guy, and I've been listening to him all
afternoon and we just cut a couple clips as from
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a church called First Odessa in Odessa, Texas, and he's wonderful.
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The fifty six men who signed the Declaration of Independence,
most of those were believers in Jesus Christ, who believed
the Bible and went to church.
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Most of them were not all of them, but most
of them. But when they.
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Inscribed their signature on that document, at that moment, they
became treason as criminals in the eyes of England. And
at that moment they became our founding fathers, and.
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They became our heroes.
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They became the ones who established this land in which
we live in. They also believe this because most of them,
as I say, were believers in Jesus Christ. They believe
that righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach
to any people. They believe that, and therefore they invoked
God and the guidance of God, and the establishment of
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our country America was founded upon righteousness, not perfection, but
upon righteousness, the righteousness that honors God. And that was
the desire on April the thirtieth, seventeen eighty nine, when
our first president was sworn in to office, a Bible.
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Was placed there.
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His hand was placed on that bible, and he stood
there in his brown suit with gold buttons on it
that had eagles on the buttons that were there, and
he placed his hand there.
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He said everything that.
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In the oath of office that he was supposed to say,
and then George Washington, after he finished, he added.
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Four more words that are not that were not in there.
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But he added four more words, and these are those words,
so help me God. In other words, those four words
were a prayer that he lifted up at that moment, saying,
so help me God, I will do everything that I
just did. It was him invoking God's help to fulfill
what had been said right there.
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And then he leaned down and he kissed.
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The Bible because he said, but because he believe the
bible that he was put his hand on was from God.
And then he began to give his inaugural address. And
as he gave that address, he began to tell this,
and he said, these words, no people can be bound
to acknowledge and adore the invisible hand which conducts the
affairs of men more than these of the United States.
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That invisible hand he's talking about is the invisible hand
of Almighty God, not from some other God or some
strange God, but the one True God that is found
in the Bible, the Word of God. On the First Thanksgiving,
when George Washington gave it address, he says, it is
the duty of all nations to acknowledge the providence of
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Almighty God, to obey his will, to be grateful for
his benefits, and humbly to implore his protection in favor.
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It is the duty, he says, of all nations.
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That being the United States of America first and foremost,
to acknowledge the providence of God, Almighty God.
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He references him.
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Samuel Adams, a signer of the declaration, said religion and
good morals are the only solid foundation of public liberty
and happiness. He's meaning the Christian religion, folks, He's not
meaning some other religion. Benjamin Rush he said these words
another signer, the only foundation for a useful education in
a republic is to be laid in religion. He's talking
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Christian religion. Without this there can be no virtue, and
without virtue there can be no liberty, and liberty is
the object in life of all Republican governments. Benjamin Franklin
not known for his spiritual walk with God, but yet
Benjamin Franklin said these words. God governs in the affairs
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of men. And if a spharaoh cannot fall to the
ground without his notice, it is probable that an empire
cannot rise without his aid.
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It's impossible, is what he's saying.
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The most dangerous place a nation can find itself is
when they turned their back on God and they determined
to go it alone. And when God's hand, a blessing
and guidance is shun, we become a nation in peril.
And at one time we adore the invisible hand of.
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God that guided us as a nation.
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We saw it, we recognized it, We acknowledge God to
be our guide, and we trusted God.
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But from for so many.
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Generations now what we have seen is that God has
been systematically thrown out, kicked out, pushed out by those
in power. And you say, well, why do we have
problems today? I just answered why we have problems today?
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A nation is in.
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Peril when they systematically remove God from their history. America
is a nation in peril because our idols are more
precious to us than God.
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Listen to God's declaration.
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An expectation of them, and verse four he begins with,
but I am the Lord, your God from the land
of Egypt.
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You know no God but me. He savior, because says
I'm him, I'm the only God.
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There are no other gods besides me, and there's certainly
no other savior besides me. The northern Kingdom of Israel
was consumed with idolatry, and that idolatry had turned into
that which is most deplorable before God, and that which
is called chelf sacrifice. They offered their children to be
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burned in the fire to false God.
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We will restore the American Republican tell you support.
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We will make America powerful again.
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The Book of Psalm says, you are a wonderfully man.
You are a child of God. You are a beautiful
preacher Wad's creation. My Bible tells me this again and
again and again. So for Joe Biden to say that
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I'm garbage, this is more about him than it does
about me, because I am redeemed. Now, what I want
you to understand is that any president and Kamala Harris
is just as bad. Who considers you garbage any presidential
candidate when someone says Jesus is Lord and they say
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this is not the right rally, you need to go
somewhere else. If you and everybody like you does not
get out and vote and do everything possible to win
this election, and that's on you. So this was sent
to me by a pastor who is not afraid this
Sunday to press message. It's a church called First Odessa
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in Odessa, Texas. I've never been, but I'm going. Don't
check it out.
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I think about the passage of scripture that I'll read next.
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It was I God says.
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Who knew you in the wilderness in the land of drought?
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He said, it is I. You forget about me. I'm
the one who.
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Walked you through forty years in the wilderness. I provided
for you when you were thirsty in the land of drought.
I gave you water from a stone. Man, We're gonna
knock on the stone and water's gonna come out of
the out of the stone, and I'm gonna give you
water miraculously like that. I've fed you with manna and
with quail. I mean I gave you everything. I protected you,
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I guided you, I took care of you because you're
the apple.
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Of my eye. And now you turn on me, is
what he's saying. He says, now you turn on me.
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God had provided for his neation, and God's abundant provision
and amazing protection were hallmarks for God's people.
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And when you read the Bible, you learn that.
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God promises blessings to those who follow him and curses
to those who do not, blessings and cursing. Now, I'm
not a prosperity gospel kind of guy that says, man,
if you follow God, He's going to make you rich.
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I don't believe that, because you know that's not biblical. Right.
All you got to do is study the.
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History of the early Church in the Book of Acts,
and you realize that they didn't get rich back there.
What they many times is they gave their life but
for their faith in Jesus Christ. And as a result
of that, you say, okay, well, that throws the prosperity
gospel out the window.
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But yet God does promise blessings, and.
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He promises curses for those who do not follow him,
blessings for those who do, and curses for those who
do not. He promises that it's kind of like a
mama going to the store with their baby and say, now, listen,
if you're really good, when we finish up here, we'll
go by and get some ice cream after we finish up,
and we'll you know, it'll be a good day and
we'll just go home aside ice cream together. And then
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that little baby right there, like me when I was
a little kid, and I'd be running through the clothes
racks and hiding and doing all sorts of stuff like that.
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I didn't get ice cream very.
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Much because my mama was like, no, no, no, you misunderstood.
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What I said.
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I said, if you're good, okay, but I wasn't good okay,
And I was sometimes mama, Mama's gonna watch this shit.
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You were too good. It's amazing.
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When you get older mamas they say, oh, you didn't
do anything wrong ever. You were perfect, not hardly, but anyway,
you understand where we're coming from here. That's exactually what
God is saying. You act right and I'll do good
with you. You act bad, and I'm gonna you're not
gonna get the blessings. You're not gonna get it. That's
the way it works. And I think about our country,
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and I think about how much God has blessed.
Speaker 1 (28:57):
Us, and how much God has taken care.
Speaker 4 (28:59):
Of us, and how much his provision, how God has.
Speaker 1 (29:01):
Provided for us.
Speaker 4 (29:03):
And I hear people say something like, well, preacher, God
expects us to deal with the economy, and you know,
he'll deal with those social issues and we will deal
with the economy and we'll just leave God out of that.
Do you realize what you've just done. You have placed
God into a box and you've said God, you can
only operate in our lives just a little bit.
Speaker 1 (29:23):
Again, God desires.
Speaker 4 (29:24):
To be lord of all, the lord of none, do
you understand? And he wants to be lord over your finances.
He wants to be lord over all of the economy.
He wants to be lord of all, because he will
not settle for being lord of none. So we recognize
that God's provision is there. Go to number four with
me on your outline. America is a nation in peril
(29:47):
because we reap God's benefits but have forgotten him.
Speaker 1 (29:53):
In verse six, he.
Speaker 4 (29:54):
Goes on and he says to the Northern Kingdom, But
when they had grazed, they became full, they were filled,
and their heart was lifted up.
Speaker 1 (30:03):
Therefore they've forgotten me.
Speaker 4 (30:06):
God is using the metaphor of cattle out out in.
Speaker 1 (30:11):
The field grazing. I remember when I was a little
boy growing up, my.
Speaker 4 (30:15):
Uncle raised cattle, and we'd go pin his cows for
him and stuff, and I would go with them to
feed him and stuff.
Speaker 1 (30:20):
And during the.
Speaker 4 (30:20):
Summertime, when that rain was falling in southeast Texas and
that grass was stick, all the cows would get fat
and sleek.
Speaker 1 (30:28):
You know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 4 (30:30):
And that's exactly what he's referring to here. How they
would go and they would graze, and they'd become full,
and they would be filled up and men, and then
their heart was lifted up, and therefore they forgot him.
The greatest danger of economic blessing that we must guard
against in America is that we will feast, and we
will feast, and we will feast.
Speaker 1 (30:51):
On all of that God has provided.
Speaker 4 (30:53):
We'll become fat, our bank accounts will increase, we'll get
larger homes, we'll get second homes, more toys, and will
come to a place of satisfaction where we're so fat
and happy that we turn our back on God. What
a dangerous warning that is for all of us. I mean,
(31:13):
we will gladly reap all of the benefits from the
hand of God, but many will bite the hand that
feeds them.
Speaker 1 (31:25):
As a nation.
Speaker 4 (31:27):
Has done this, We've benefit after benefit after benefit from God.
And yet we have the audacity to turn our back
on Heaven and to not vote for that which is
most moral, that which is most moral. You hear what
I said, Because the two parties are not morally equivalent,
(31:48):
that which is most moral, that's our call
Speaker 6 (31:54):
Has Thank you and good night.
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