Greetings, Charity, and Spiritual Awakening

Mr. David Chin, great to see you, my friend. Hope all is well out in the Southwest. We'll be speaking very soon, man. I hope all is well. Thank you so much for joining us. Miss Sandra, thank you so much for joining us as always. Great to see you. We hope you're having a great week and we hope you have a great week ahead, and we'll see you soon. Mr. Michael, shalom to you. Thank you so much for joining us. Thank you for your email. I really appreciate it, and I will be getting back with you as soon as possible. Hope you have a great week. And yes, I'll be responding to you here shortly. Mr. Evan, great to see you, my friend. We hope all is well. And he says, "It is my month." That's right. July 10th, 1976, is our brother's birthday. So, happy birthday. Pre-birthday, about 11 days from now, 10 days from now. And we hope you have a great birthday and a blessed year ahead. Great to see you.

Miss Pashan River 9397, shalom to you. Thank you so much for joining us. Great to see you as always. We hope all is well down under. We hope you guys are doing well and we really appreciate you being with us and hope you have a great week and we hope to see you again very soon. Shalom to you. Mr. Michael, "I want interactive Bible courses Genesis to Revelation with automated feedback. Please, please, please." We will try our best, my friend, to get that done for you. Benas, great to see you. Shalom to you. Great to see you again. Hope all has been going well in the beautiful country of Jamaica. This scripture reminds me of Yeshua saying, "The poor you will always have with you always." That's right. And that's where He was getting it from is from Deuteronomy 15 and also Leviticus 25 with the Sabbatical year and the Lord's release, and what He was expecting the people that had wealth. He was expecting them to have their hearts positioned towards the poor. And that's why He told them not to glean all the corners of their field as well, right? To give it to the poor. So Yeshua took care of the poor, He took care of the widows, right? And that's something that we have to get back to. The poor, the widows, and the orphans. Remember what He told... And this is just speaking out loud, not really to the conversation here, but it goes with it. Remember what He told... I forgot what I was saying now since I made that extra comment, but He was really just going back to the Torah and what He was meaning with the poor, the widows, and the orphans, and really, we'll be judged on that, you know, how we treated our poor, how we treated our widows, and also our orphans as well. We have to get back to that. What did He say to the disciples when He said, "Hey, your mother and your relatives are with you"? He said, "You want to know who my mother, my brother, and my sister are? Those who do the will of my Father in heaven." Pretty radical stuff, isn't it? Not saying that He didn't love His mother. Of course, He did. He was just making a point that we're all one. We're all a coterie. And we've got to do a better job of taking care of the poor in the United States of America. We've got to do a better job. There should not be anybody... I can't speak for any other country other than my country, America, and what's expected in Israel because it's biblical, is that we've got to do a better job. That's just the bottom line. In the United States of America, we've got way too many homeless people out there, and we... it shouldn't be like that. We've got way too many people that are hungry. Of course, it should not be like that. We've got way too many people that are poor. Again, it should not be like that. Again, this is not meaning to get into a conversation about capitalism or socialism or none of that stuff. No, I could care less about that conversation. The heart position is what I'm speaking of. And we can just do a better job of taking care of the less fortunate, the poor, the orphans, and also our widows. Amen. And amen. Thank you so much for that. I really appreciate it, and we hope you have a great week ahead.

Miss Wanda, shalom to you. Thank you so much for joining us. Thank you for everything that you do. I really appreciate it personally, and we hope all is well. We hope you're having a great week. Mr. Evan, shalom. Amen. Amen. I think that looks like homeschooling, whether it be you or spouse or another person that's homeschooling you, and you could join that little group. Okay, Mr. Evan, this is the best way to teach our kids. I have two teachers in my family and four retired. With my mom being one that retired and came out of retirement because she felt she needed to be there, trying to make a difference not only in the children's lives but some of the teachers as well, and she is an amazing woman. I know Evan's mother, she's very amazing. And that's what it takes, you know, is discipleship. You know, I know another friend of mine who does it where I'm from, you know, he does a great job with discipleship. Disciplehip. We've lost that. And this is not being... in any kind of way towards the church or the synagogues. We've just lost that. Myself included. We've got to make sure we do a better job. Whoever has been given these things to teach, to disciple people, just like Yeshua said, you know, we've got to get the education out there. A lot of people would love the knowledge. People would love knowledge if they had the right space to go to. And like I tell people, this is not a criticism. This is just being honest. Christianity cannot show you or me. They cannot teach us the calendar, the days, the Sabbatical, all these things. It just is not in their theology. It's not a criticism. Well, it is, but it's just it's not in their theology. So, how could they? Because they're all indoctrinated into "it's the law's void," you know, just like King David said it's not. And King David would come against that pretty much with the sword, actually. It's how King David would handle that stuff if you go read him. Okay. And what happened? So again, we just have to get back to these things. It's okay. It's not okay, but it's... let's go. Let's just go get up. So, my whole thing is this: sometimes people take us the wrong way. Sometimes people take you the wrong way. It's nothing about any criticism, or I'm not anti-no one except anti-terrorist. That's about the only thing that I'm anti, or anti-abortion, and all that. But you guys know I'm not anti-people. I root for people. So, people take sometimes all of you or myself the wrong way. And it's nothing other than giddy up. I mean, let's just giddy up and get it right. You know, there's no condemnation through me or none of that. I don't have the right to do none of that. I'm trying to keep myself in alignment. But goodness, people just have to quit being offended so much and just let's giddy up. Let's giddy up. Let's... It's okay. If we're wrong, let's just try to get it to the right way that we possibly can and let go of all the indoctrination. Let's go all the pagan traditions. Let's get... get on it, both Christian, Jew, and Muslim, and all of them. All of us has to get right. So, I just wanted to say that. I think sometimes people take passion and zeal the wrong way from you guys, from many other people, from myself, or whoever. And all everybody I hope is trying to do is wake up. Giddy up. Let's go. Because I think we can all tell that times are changing, as Bob Dylan said.