Turkey's Strategic Role and Context of 2 Chronicles 7

God is really pleased with your work teaching and the way you share the gospel. Well, thank you. And thank you for that. I try my best, you know, and I'm not perfect at all. I do repent a lot, you know, sometimes I just want to do exactly what he wants me to do. And sometimes the flesh gets in the way, as we all know. And it doesn't mean in the wrong way. I mean, I love people, but the flesh gets in the way sometimes. And so, so I have to repent and try to be better at these things that I fall short of. Mr. Sebastian 44, I forgive you, Chadwick. It seems that my question just didn't appear previously in the chat. Thank you for your time. No problem. And again, with my eyeballs, I could definitely miss it. Okay. So if I ever miss anything, just, yeah, please feel free to say, "Hey, you know, you missed me." You know, and because I do try to every chat, I do try to click on, you know, to the best of my ability, and I'm sure I've missed some here and there.

Now, if there's a yo-yo on here, none of you are yo-yos, okay? But if there's someone on here just causing problems and all this stuff that we might not have much in common, I won't continue to read every chat, just like I think we had the other night, I just quit reading it because it was crazy. But for those who are trying to have a dialogue, whether it's in a debate form or not, or whether it's in agreement or not, or a question or not, I do try to recognize that because I could be wrong as well, and that could teach me to be corrected. So I don't mind, and that's why I click on every chat, and that's why I go through all the chats, is because I have learned a lot, and I have been corrected on the chats as well, and it's given me a lot of information to go back and review. So again, man, it's always a group of believers coming together to the best of their ability on whatever topic it is to try to understand what God is trying to tell us.

In this circumstance, it's about violence and, you know, having the heart position to be, you know, away from some of these things. And again, there is a time of war. There is a time of all these things, as we all know. So, thank you everybody, you know, for that. Postured heart, the great avenger. That's right. The Great I AM. The one who was and is who is to come. I've come to know whenever I've put my striving down and I put my sword down, that, you know, it's a lot easier when I put my sword down and when I quit striving, you know, so to speak, with man or with God or with whatever. When I say striving, not in a bad way, but whenever we let go of the reins and we let him be our avenger and we let him do all these things for us, man, it's a lot easier. It's a lot less warfare, and it's great to see that he takes the avenging side of us who has the right heart posture to overcome evil with good, you know, if that makes sense.

The fruit of the Spirit, love, joy, peace, faithfulness, gentleness, kindness, self-control. That's what the fruit of the Spirit is. And I don't see any violence in there. Do you? Do you see any hate in there? I don't either. The fruit of the Spirit, love, peace, joy, faithfulness, gentleness, kindness, goodness, self-control, all the good, all the good stuff. Amen to that. And our friend, Miss Na, Shalom to you. Shabbat Shalom to you. Thank you so much for joining us from Estonia. We're praying for you guys over in Europe, for sure. And we hope all is well. We hope you're doing well. We hope you're doing a lot better and you are recovering very well. And God's got you healed up and ready to go. So, we hope all is well. Thank you so much for joining us. Shabbat Shalom. My so-called Christian friend robbed my apartment. Goodness. When I was in the hospital, and it's a big problem to me. I turned to the police for help.

Goodness gracious. I mean, I am very sorry to hear that. Very sorry to hear that. If you could give me an email, NA, I'd love to chat with you. If you would, if you would just send me an email, I'll know what to do. Just please send me an email, and I'd love to chat with you further on this. But I'm very sorry to hear about that. And excuse me. Excuse me. Let's see. Very sorry to hear about that. I mean, again, goodness gracious, you can't even trust your friends these days. Some of them. My so-called Christian friend robbed my apartment when she was in the hospital. I think most of us who are on the channel who know Miss Na know that she was in the hospital. That's why this is just absolutely craziness and gross. When I was in the hospital, and it's a big problem to me, I turned to the police for help. Well, I hope that the police are getting to the bottom of it, and I hope whatever was robbed gets restored back to you.

We're going to stand on that scripture that it gets restored back. Whatever the enemy has robbed you from, that it gets restored back to you, however many fold it says in the Bible. You don't want to misquote it, but I'm glad you turned to the police, and I hope that they are doing their job and they're getting down to the bottom of it. So, I'd love to speak with you more about it. Please email me if you don't mind, and we can go from there, and we are praying for you. We're praying for your full recovery of health, and we're also praying for your full recovery of the things that were stolen from you in the name and blood of Yeshua. Amen. Amen. And amen. I mean, it is just a crazy world out there, isn't it? I mean, things like this just make you want to just go, "What? What kind of sick world do we live in?" You know what? Really? I mean, I don't mean to be negative at all. I love God. I love his creation.

I love being out in his creation, but people, speaking generally about this world, what a sick world do we live in when you've got a believer who goes to the hospital, and you've got another believer, not really, but a believer who takes advantage of the situation. So, it's not only about robbery and stealing, it's also about the deception of being the friend. Okay? That's just like the enemy does. I mean, that's the enemy. That's not a friend. That's an enemy who takes advantage of someone who goes to the hospital for health concerns. I mean, again, what kind of sick world are we living in here? From what I see, very sick. And again, not to be negative, I love God's creation, but I'm just saying people's behavior. What kind of sick world do we live in? I'm very sorry to hear about that, Mr. Nay. And yeah, just please give me an email if you don't mind, and I'd like to go from there. But anyhow, we're praying for you.

We're praying for full recovery for health, and also for the things that you have been robbed of in the name and blood of Yeshua. Amen. Amen. And amen. Well, thank you very much, friends, for being with us tonight. My apologies to people out there who maybe I didn't do something. I do apologize. I do take that very seriously. I do like to be respectful for all people who email me or donate or chat or whatever. So again, I do sincerely want to tell people that, please forgive me if I've done that to someone, and just please remind me and say, "Hey, knucklehead, you know, you didn't respond back to me. Hey, bonehead, you know." I don't mind that, okay? Because I will agree with you, okay? So, just, uh, just show me some grace out there, and I will definitely, you know, try to do better. You know, just try to do better with these things. It's a lot going on, but I can give you all the excuses in the world like the politicians do, but there is no excuse.

But I will do better with all of these things. I do appreciate everybody. It's a blast to be online with everybody with the chats. This is one of my favorite parts, to be honest with you, is to go through the chats and to kind of see how all things kind of evolve from that with conversations. It's very interesting to me how the Holy Spirit takes a chat of Daniel or Sebastian or Posture or Denise or Miss Nay, whoever, I'm just going off of the ones I see. And he takes that, and he goes with all of us to a deeper understanding of whatever comments that's that's made. So that's one of the many reasons why I do it, and also for the fellowship because I don't have a lot of fellowship where I am and what I personally believe in. And we probably believe mostly in the same things, most of us, you know. I'm sure there's some differences, but you know, there always is, but the main things we do agree with, so to speak.

So, please forgive me, and I will do better on these things. You know, if I haven't done good, I will do better. And I do appreciate everybody's time, and I do respect everybody's time with their emails and their research and their opinions and all these things. So, I just wanted to say that I should say it more, and please forgive me for not saying it more. I get caught up in all this, you know, just the where we are. You know, I get caught up in the moment, if you will. You know, I like to stay really present tense. And so, sometimes that's good. Most of the time that is good, but sometimes it's not good because it's kind of like I'm on the spectrum, if you will, a little bit. And sometimes I can be on the spectrum, if you know what I'm saying, and boom. And sometimes that needs to be better. So, thank you very much, everybody, for your love. Thank you very much for your grace. Thank you very much for your correction.

Thank you very much for your chats and your emails. Please feel free to email me. I do like to, I will respond back to those for sure. And we like to thank everybody for being with us. No matter how long you've been with us, we really appreciate it tonight. I know it's been four and a half hours. I don't know where the time has gone, but it has come and it has gone. So, we really appreciate that, you know. So, thank you so much. That's a long time. You know, sometimes I get up and I feel it. You know, you're like, "Oh, you know, you need to move around." So, sitting in this chair, I try to move around a little bit to move. But it's fun. It's a lot of fun to be here with you guys, especially on the Shabbat when we should be fellowshipping with people and with congregations and stuff, but where I am, they look at me crosseyed and I got horns out of my heads or something, you know? Who knows, do I?

I don't think so. I'm just kidding. Okay. Mr. Shimu Moshi, I don't know what happened, but those of us who are here often know your heart. Well, thank you so much. And again, I'm a yo-yo at times. Everybody knows that. And thank you so much for your grace. Thank you so much. Mr. Sebastian, in our days, if a murderer is put in jail after killing someone and the blood of the victim cries to Yah for revenge, can it bring a curse on the land where the murder happened? Man, that's a great question. Let me read that again. In our days today, if a murderer is put in jail after killing someone and the blood of the victim cries to Yah for revenge, can it bring a curse on the land where the murder happened? Yes. In my personal opinion, yes. Yes. Even though the person has been put in jail, remember, we'll go back to Cain. Cain killed Abel, and God, he sent him out as a just a basically a pilgrim for the rest of his life, you know, to be, what did it say?

Like a pilgrim all over the earth. But whoever touches Cain, you know, will be judged as well. But he still said, even though Cain was judged, if you will, Yahweh did say that his brother's blood is crying from the ground to him. So again, that's just my personal opinion. I would probably need to do a little bit more research and also kind of put it down to what happened with Cain and the results and kind of look at the results of these things and how it works. But from my understanding, my personal opinion right now, yes, if an innocent person is killed right now, that blood is crying from the ground. Now, if they are, if the murderer is judged for that, is the blood still crying from the ground? That is something to look into more and to kind of go into it. I would think so. But again, that would be my personal opinion, you know, that I have with that, that I believe. So, I believe the innocent person's blood is always, it's kind of like, I can relate it to, remember in Revelation, the souls in the altar of heaven, right?

"How long, Lord, how long will you avenge our blood?" You know, right? So that goes into the understanding that whenever it's avenged, to our friend's question, whenever the blood is avenged, kind of like when Yeshua returns to avenge the blood of the souls under the altar in heaven, does that nullify the curse basically? If I'm understanding our friend here, that is a great question. That's something that, thank you so much, I'm going to do more research on that and meditate on that a little bit more, but I'm just trying to work through it in real time on video. So, give me a little bit of patience, but I'm trying to understand. But so, yes, the blood is crying from the ground, but if the murderer goes to jail, does that nullify the crying of the blood from the ground, if I'm understanding our friend right? And personally, I'm not sure. If you, I'm not sure. You know, I'd have to go back and really search the scriptures on that to see what it says.

But that's a great question. That's a beautiful question that if the person is judged for what they did, is the innocent person's blood still crying from the ground? That is a really great question to understand, and really, I'm not sure of the answer to that. I don't know. I don't know the answer to that. But it did say in Cain's story that the blood is crying, "Your brother's blood is crying from the ground," but I'd have to go back and reread the story and the order of it and kind of see the results of it and see how those things happen. So, what a great question and what's something for all of us to go give us some homework, right? So, we'll all thank Sebastian for giving us some homework tonight. So, thank you to go search this out. That's a great question. Miss Sandra, thank you, Chadwick. Well, thank you very much, Sandra. You've been with us a lot of years. It's been a lot of you have, and we've learned a lot together, haven't we?

We've been through, we've learned a lot and seen a lot with prophecy and all these things. So, we really appreciate you, Miss Sandra, for being with us all of these years. Okay. Miss Denise, that's another person who's been with us before the beginning, as I like to say. Thank you for the fellowship, everybody. And thank you, Denise, as well for your comments and also for your fellowship as well. And Carse Carsai, please forgive me for just butchering this handle. Please forgive me for that. I must go. See ya later. I love that. Thank you so much for that. Very beautiful. I love your personality. See ya later. Love it. Thank you so much. Have a great Shabbat. And Mr. Shimmy Moshi, the law in the Holy Land based on scripture, the sin falls upon the killer and those who do not bring the killer to justice. There you go. So, thank you so much for that. There's there's an answer out of the Torah.

The law in the Holy Land based upon the Torah, the sin falls upon the killer and those who do not bring the killer to justice. Very good. So, there's a great answer to the question biblically speaking. So, thank you so much, our friend, for answering that. And then the scripture in question also covers a murder where the killer is unknown. The town closest performs atonement rights at the temple. So, yeah, in the Torah, and again, Mr. Shimule would probably know more than me about this, I believe. But from my memory, whenever there's a manslayer, if you will, but if he killed him unknowingly, like if it's an accident, that he gets to go to another town, and they cannot, you know, there's towns where they were set up for someone to go to. I forget what they're called, but there were towns that they were set up that if someone killed someone, not intentionally, okay, unintentionally, that they were sent to that town and no one could kill them.

Basically, if I'm if I understand that correctly, again, please fact-check me on this. Okay. The town closest performs the atonement rights at the temple. So, yes, I mean, that is from Torah, and I forget where that is. And maybe our friend knows where that is, but I forget where you can just Google that. Or if you got ChatGPT or whatever, you can put the manslayer or put Torah, the manslayer, the rules of the manslayer, and I think it would give all of us, you know, more detail understanding. But what our friend posted here is correct. The Torah in the Holy Land, the promised land, based on the holy scriptures, the sin falls upon the murderer, the killer, and those who do not bring the killer to justice. Unknown, the town closest must perform atonement rights at the temple to cleanse the land. Amen. And then, correct. If it's an accident, the sanctuary cities. Thank you very much for that.

The sanctuary cities allow them to live in peace without revenge. Right. And yes, but this is important. This performance of the atonement because of the land. You know, the innocent blood crying from the land. There's got to be an atonement so the land is cleansed again. You know, it reminds me, I don't have my scriptures with me, but it reminds me of Isaiah 10 verse 26 or 27. It says this, and it kind of reminds me of what our friend is saying here, that Yeshua the Messiah, when he comes back, Isaiah 10 is an end of the age prophecy. Yes, historical, but ultimately the day of the Lord, if you read it in context, and one day we're going to go through those scriptures in Isaiah, Isaiah 10 through Isaiah 23, the day of the Lord scriptures. Or what does it say in Isaiah 10 verse 26 or 27, that the yoke of the Antichrist, or in this case, it's the king of Babylon, it was talking about Nebuchadnezzar.