Last week, Justin Trudeau made a speech on International Abortion Day.
Now we're gonna read that speech to you in just a moment.
We're he read it in, its a section of it in its entirety.
Now, some of the verbiage that he used was quite confusing.
You read it, you're like, When is he really saying here?
So he had to change a word or two.
We set to the definition of the words that he's using.
We just added some clarity for, for the reader's sake.
So here it goes.
Here's Justin Trudeau's speech Today on international Safe Killing Day.
We reaffirm our unwavering commitment to uphold a woman's
fundamental right to kill.
No one should ever be forced to carry an unwanted baby, and the
government of Canada is unequivocal and that approach pursuit.
Here in Canada, we have had access to safe and legal murder for almost
35 years, thanks to decades of hard fought communist activism.
Murder is covered under our socialist death care system, but there is
still more work to be done to improve accessibility, particularly
in rural and remote communities.
In.
The government of Canada announced funding to support civil society organizations
such as the CCP and Action for Canada and Sexual Dysfunction and Activism to crush
a Prosing views in the name of rights and National Baby Killing Federation of Canada
to strengthen safe access and inclusive extermination services of humans.
Including by offering financial assistance to cover travel costs of those seeking to
kill babies, and training for healthcare providers who offer death services.
Killing unwanted humans is an essential healthcare service
when performed following medical guidelines, which are never safe.
Fortunately, all baby killings performed worldwide are unsafe, and
these unsafe killings of unwanted humans are the leading cause
of death among birthing people.
Tragically, tragic and preventable deaths will continue as long as women are denied.
The rights in developing countries in which we are still pushing our
imperialistic colonialism with funding to improve access to ripping
babies', limb from limb, post killing care and family destruction.
Today we reflect on the progress we have made and the work that still needs to be
done to ensure every birthing person has access to the brutal killing of their own
offspring, including standing up to those barbarians who want to take us backwards.
Those people who believe that human life actually has value to those at
home and around the world continuing to fight for the right to violently.
Rip and take away the life of another innocent human being.
No, that we will always stand up for your right to tear.
Babies limb from limb.
Hey, it's Lucas Skrobot, and you're listening to the Lucas
Skrobot Show where we uncover purpose, pursue truth, and own the future.
It is episode 3 0 2.
It is October 6th, 2022.
Welcome back to the show.
This is.
Actually, that intro is actually a speech that Prime Minister Tru Doe
gave just last week in September 28th.
Of course, we changed the words abortion to killing, uh, and some
other, you know, satirical things.
But if you, if you read the actual.
Speech that's in the show notes.
You'll see this is, this is what he said.
The whole of, of what we just shared there is actually what he said in this speech.
And it is just atrocious.
It is atrocious to even put the word safe and abortion together.
Abortions are never safe.
Abortion is the ripping of an innocent human life, limb from limb.
And the thought, the thought.
A a, a woman or a man or anyone could arbitrarily decide that one life is
worth something and another life is not worth something is absolutely insane.
This is the postmodern irrationality, the insanity, the wickedness, I tell
you it is pure wickedness, Unbeliev.
Unbelievable.
And then, and then here at the end he says, Including standing
up to those who would oppos us and wants us taste, take us backwards.
Obviously I change that to standing up to those barbarians
who want to take us backwards.
But the thought that you or I who believe that a human right has value, we are
the, we are the ones who are barbarians.
We are the ones who are seen as closeminded and backward thinking
because we, we don't believe that you are just a sack of chemicals.
Oh, gets me riled up.
Also, last week, breaking news Berkeley to, besides to develop Jewish free zones.
Nine different law student groups in the University of California at
Berkeley Law School have begun this new academic year by amending its bylaws to
ensure that they will never invite any speaker that supports Israel or Zionism.
And these are not just groups that represent a small, a fringe fraction
of the student population, but they include women of Berkeley law,
Asian Pacific American Law Students Association, Middle East and North
Africa Law Students Association Law Students of African descent and Queer
Caucus, Berkeley Law Dean Irwin.
A progressive Zionist himself has observed that he himself would be
banned under the standard, as would 90% of the Jewish students on the campus.
This is anti, This is not just anti Zionism.
This is antisemitic.
You can't just say, Oh, well no, it's, I'm not being antisemitic.
I'm just, you know, anti Zionist and really, I mean, I want to just like,
I'm sorry I'm a little speechless.
There are actually, there are still actually people out there who believe
that Nazi Germany, that Hitler did great things to the world that had great ideas.
And it stems from this idea that Jews are bad, that Jews
are wicked, that Jews are evil.
Back in, back in the day, a hundred years ago, signs were being posted.
No dogs, no Jews, the antisemitic racism.
The world is quickly approaching such a day.
Again, there will come a day where the nations again turn against.
Turn against the Jews and we say, never forget.
Never forget the atrocities of the Holocaust.
And yet we are quickly and swiftly forgetting,
Oh my,
it is just, is is speech.
I'm speechless to see this happening.
Across America, the blatant, the blatant discrimination against people, and it's
celebrated by many, it's embraced by many,
and it it will lead to another genocide just as abortion is a genocide.
This, this ideology of this Nazi neo-Nazi ideolog.
That would push for the extinction of the Jews for genocide.
It is a, it is abhorrent and the fact that, uh, universities in America would
even tolerate such talk is incredible.
Now, of course, these groups are making these arguments that well,
This is, this is free speech.
We have free speech and because we have free speech, we can
stop other people's speech.
But free speech doesn't work that way.
Free.
The way they have free speech works is that you cannot, I
impose upon other people's speech.
You cannot impede upon other people's speech.
You cannot discriminate because someone else has a different idea than you.
That is free speech.
So this idea that you can.
Ban people from your campus because of their, their race or their belief
or their ideology, you can say, Well, you can't show up Here, actually
goes against the freedom of speech.
It's not for the freedom of speech.
Speaking of freedom of speech, the one and only Musk has decided to actually go with,
through with his deal to buy Twitter.
If you remember months ago, Elon Musk decided to buy Twitter at $54
and 20 cents a share, which is a, a large 24% premium from today's price.
Obviously, it jumped up since the, the ruling or the, the, the announcement
that Musk made, but he's been like a.
You know, a, a boyfriend with cold feet trying to figure out, after he's
popped the question whether or not he really wants to marry this girl.
And largely because Twitter wasn't disclosing how many
of their accounts are bots.
And it seems to be that a large portion of Twitter accounts are
just walking spam bots walking dead.
and it looked like for a long time that Musk was not going
to go with through with this.
I'm actually surprised that it is going through.
We've, we talked about it early on when he made the announcement and
then we, we didn't really mention it very much since then cuz he was
just flip flopping back and forth.
Is he gonna do the deal?
Is he not?
Is he gonna do it?
It looks like he is now he's.
But finally he is pulling the trigger on it.
Now, there's of course, more controversy around it on both sides.
The the conservative side is waking up and saying, Well, it doesn't
necessarily mean a whole lot, It's just another oligarch ruling.
The the community square, which can be both positive and negative.
Uh, some of that comes from our, our Western democratic worldview
or ideology, that democracy is the best form of government.
Now, America is not a democracy.
It is a republic, which means it is not just the majority
rule, the majority votes.
It's, it's not how it works in America.
There are different levels of checks and balances, so, So that not one
person or one party can have too much power or too much control.
Also, the way that it works is that you have representatives and there's
the executive branch in America, and so it's not just, it's not a pure
democracy, like a parliamentarian, it's a Republican America.
The problem that to talk fill, uh, writes about talk fill was
a, a political philosopher.
He studied America and after going through America, he said there
there's some traps that are here in this democracy, like all democracy.
And that's the, the tyranny of the majority and the tyranny of the majority
happens when a majority of people come together and decide something that's
tyrannical and they push it forward.
Just because you have a democracy does not mean that it is a
upright and standing nation.
The other side of the coin is you can have a, a monarchy where you can have
a, a king who rules over a nation, and that king can be periodical, can be
totalitarian, or they can be good and just you can have a good and adjust king.
And right now, the way that we look at the media landscape, we look at, we
look at Twitter and we can say that this has been a, a, a tyranny of many sorts.
You, you see people being kicked off left and right, even though it's
owned by many different shareholders.
It's not just owned by one oligarch, not just one person.
So if when, when Musk comes in and buys out the company, if he takes it
private, we will have to see will he be a good king of that town square
or a bad king of that town square.
Now I've heard commentators say, You know, this doesn't really solve the problem.
And I agree with him, it's not gonna solve the problem because people are
still evil, people are still wicked.
Musk is not the, the savior of mankind.
He has his own issues.
And we can look at, uh, extensive things in Tesla and see that maybe it's not
the best company in the world, the best company culture in the world.
So will Musk be a righteous.
And adjust in a kind king of the the town square.
And it's also a mistake to think that the town square could
possibly be owned by the majority.
There needs to be some sort of checks and balances in place when it comes
to these, these public forums where we're all engaging these public forums
that are, that are so large that they really do operate as a town square.
They really do operate as a, as a place where everyone comes to talk
together, to debate ideas and subjects.
How do you do that?
It will take someone, maybe it's Musk, maybe he'll be able to pull it off,
who transforms it by giving, by raising up judges by, by putting the authority
into the hands of many that can rule justly rather than just being a king.
I hope that's what he ends up doing.
I hope that it's not just him running the show and I hope
that he's able to transform.
Transform that marketplace, that open square into a, a place
that is productive to society.
Again.
Now, Musk, as we know, he's the richest or one of the richest men
in the world depends on the date.
But even the richest man in the world is not going to be able
to solve, or the richest men.
If you take the top hundred richest men in the world, it's not going
to be able to solve America's debt problem of $31 trillion.
America's debt tops off at $31 trillion.
Un an un.
It is a staggering number, 31 trillion.
You try to do some, some math on that to see how much each American
citizen would own or would owe,
and the math comes out to an extraordinary amount of money if a, if America
is going to ever try to pay off.
Their national balance and national debt.
And if you think, if you think that this recession that is coming is not
going to be bad, it's not going to affect the world, then we have, we
have another thing coming for us.
Cuz every, every analyst is saying this is, this is gonna be the bad one.
This is gonna be the one that really shakes the world when it
comes to a, a global meltdown.
Well, this week, That meltdown was exacerbated by OPEC as oil prices have
fallen from about one 20 down to 80 in early June because of fears of a
global recession coming, and now when, when a global recession coming, it's
not just that some few rich people around the world have their 401ks hit.
It is the poor people around the world who end up starving,
who end up losing their homes.
So this is something that is going to affect millions and millions of people
worldwide, not just those who are living in the top 1% in, in Europe and America,
but it affects people all the way a across Asia who lose their jobs because America
or the West is not buy their products, it's not importing their products.
Cause the, the economy is so suppressed.
Well, on Wednesday, a group of of OPEC Plus or powerful oil producers
gathered together and decided to reduce oil production by 2 million.
Do 2 million barrels a day starting in November.
Now this is the very opposite of what the Biden administration
was asking OPEC to do.
The Biden administration is in a bind with oil prices going up across
America, which is ironic because they, they're shutting down pipelines.
What the first thing he does shut down, shuts down.
Pipelines starting to move away from car, from carbon in
renew in, uh, in fossil fuels.
So they won't allow new drilling on their own land, on American
soil, and yet they're asking the Middle East to pump more oil.
Well, the Administra, the Biden Administration said In light of today's
action, the Biden administration will also consult with Congress and
additional tools and authorities to reduce opex control over energy prices.
The statement added that opex.
Opl Plus announcement served as a reminder of why it's so critical that
the United States reduces its reliance on foreign sources of fossil fuels.
Yes, exactly.
But why have they hamstrung themselves on producing their own oil when America
has the ability to do that instead?
Biden is, is going and be.
To the Middle East and right now America is not in the greatest standings with
Saudi Arabia for a number of reasons.
As America's interests, interests have begun to shift in the globe.
They, they are shifting away from the Middle East.
And we talked about this all last year with, with what happened in Afghanistan
and what happened with America pulling out missile batteries from Saudi
Arabia that was protecting, uh, RI and Saudi from drone strikes and scud
missiles from be shot from the Houthis.
Um, In Yemen across a city of 9 million people, reya as this proxy war war between
Iran and Saudi Arabia moves forward.
Yeah, that makes sense.
In a post true society, we, The exchange truth lies in reasoned for
postmodern irrationality, the absurd.
Finally makes sense.
Well, this story broke a couple days ago out of Surrey in the uk
and a, the story goes like this.
There is a, a pastor's wife named Hairline Farrow, mother of five,
and she shared a lengthy threat on Twitter detailing how she.
Had this experience with the Surry Police.
Two police officers reportedly forced their way into her home,
knocked on her door, she opened the door, she's cooking dinner.
They forced her way into their home and they says, You're under arrest.
And she said, Do you have a warrant?
And they said, We don't need one.
Reportedly, Miss Farrow claimed that they replied, We don't need one.
This all started allegedly.
From a series of anonymous posts that were shared on a
website, Kiwi Farms in June, Mrs.
Farrow was accused of posting malicious content and harassing
others on an online platform, supposedly around LGBTQ trans issues.
Supposedly, the police come in, they arrest her, they
take her out, they search.
They search her socks to make sure that she doesn't have drugs
or something hidden in her socks.
They seize electronic devices from her house and from her husband's
parish next door that her autistic son uses for homeschooling.
They seize her, her electronic material without a warrant, No warrant.
They take your stuff.
They take her down to be questioned at the police station concerning
post post, which she then says, That wasn't even my material.
I didn't post that.
I didn't even post these things.
Now this is just totally, totally insane.
That's in the uk, the quote unquote, free world.
Someone can be arrested by the thought police for posting.
Offensive, possibly offensive material online.
I, I misgendered someone, Oh, you're offended.
Are you gonna come and have me arrested now because I misgendered someone?
Is that a crime?
Offending someone?
Hurting someone's feelings.
Is now a, is now a crime?
Well, the Surrey police, they, they put out a statement.
They put out a statement saying this.
There is a significant commentary on social media around the perceived
circumstances behind this investigation.
We do not have the freedom of detailing every stage of our inquiry
or the specifics of an allegation on social media as it is critical.
We do not preempt or pre.
Or prejudice any further proceedings.
At this stage, when we receive an allegation of a crime in this instance,
one where a grossly offensive message is said to have been communicated,
it is our job to assess it alongside any available evidence to identify
if an offense has been committed.
If it has, we gather evidence.
Further evidence and carry out an investigation to prove or disprove
the allegation that it is, is exactly the process that has been followed.
In this case.
The investigation into these allegations is very much ongoing, and the relevant
inquiries are being carried out.
We have a duty to protect the integrity of this investigation, and so we will
not be running, we will not be providing a running commentary on this case, aka
we ain't gonna tell you a single thing.
So we're gonna do what we want in the name of justice.
Now my questions, my, my na na natural questions to this case is,
was she actually arrested or was she just taken to be questioned it?
The fact that they were able, However, and this is again from my American pur.
Where the police cannot just come in and seize your electronic devices without a
warrant, the fact that they did not have an A warrant to seize electronic devices
and search them, this is the free world of the thought police, where if you post
something that is offensive, few offensive someone, you're gonna be arrested.
Well, Farrow went on an interview detailing a little bit of, of her
story and previous experiences that she has had when she's come into these
encounters with the L G B T Q I A A plus community activist community.
You know, I almost got, um, prosecuted because I misgendered, um, Susie
Green's child, uh, and I called out, uh, The fact that Susie Green had
taken her, her then son to Thailand on his 16th birthday to have all this
surgery, and I called it castration and mutilation and you know, abusive.
Now, of course, that was very strong words, but I used those words because
I wanted people to be aware that when we are talking about trans.
Transitioning of children that we are talking about very severe, long
lasting, permanent, uh, measures, which lead to lifelong sterility.
Um, you know, this, this is major, major surgery.
This isn't just putting on address.
This is, you know, having, having sex organs removed.
And I found myself under investigation, uh, by the police for that.
Um, like Graham.
I was sued in the high court twice for a hundred thousand pounds.
Each time, you know, the cases went away.
Um, cuz there was no case.
Uh, I was threatened with being sued a third time in
January by the same activist.
And, and the problem is, is that, uh, these people are using the police force
and, you know, the judicial system.
To, to do the, you know, formally harass others for you.
And the reason, as Patrick said that, said that they want to take away your
family, your children, your, your job.
I mean, I've, I've been really, really lucky in that regard in
that, you know, I've had such wonderful, supportive employees.
But the reason they want to do that is Port encourage Oler, you know, in
order to, to show ordinary women what happens when they start speaking up.
Show ordinary women what happens when they start speaking.
Intimidation.
They are weaponizing the police force, their weaponizing, the judicial system.
This really is, it's, it's akin to the Spanish Inquisition where the, the
religious church weaponized politics and the police to go and do their
bidding to go and intimidate people who were opposing their Catholic a.
Burning people at the stake, torturing people, their political opponents
weaponizing the police, which, which ought to be a, a tool of, of
justice, not a tool of intimidation.
But the issue is that this movement is a religion, this movement, this
progressive movement of lgbtq of, of.
Uh, of progressivism when it comes to, to abortion.
The, the, the progressivism when it comes to the climate catastrophe that we're
in, this is all wrapped up into the same bundle, which is being exported from the
west as a new imperialist ideology to hamstring nations, to destroy nations.
And it is a religion.
It is a cult religion.
And it's being weaponized.
The the police is being weaponized by this religion you see across the
world, police wearing the rainbow flag.
Now the rainbow was something that was taken from Judeo Christian
faiths and has been used.
To essentially stand in the face of that, to essentially say, No way we are going
to spit in the face of, of everything that the rainbow originally stood for.
The rainbow came from the story of Noah, where the world was wicked
and violent and, and people were, had no regard for justice or truth,
except one man, Noah and his.
And afterwards, God destroys the entire earth with a flood as the story goes.
And when the, the flood is over and the rains are over, there's a
first rainbow, and it's a promise that God would not destroy all
of mankind again through a flood.
And instead they've, they've opted that, they've commandeered that
they've taken that symbol over.
A symbol of promise and said, You know what, Actually we're gonna
use this very symbol to say we are going to return to our wickedness
and we're gonna do whatever we want.
And now this ideology is being used by politicians and police.
The fact that you can, that an and American Embassy can fly a rainbow
flag next to the American flag.
It says something.
It says that we are no longer a, a, a nation as America.
We are no longer a nation that is about liberty and equality for all.
We are now a nation that has opted into this religious cult ideology that we are
going to actively push around the globe.
This is our policy.
This is what we're doing.
Sued in the uk even this, this photo.
Of Sur.
This is from the Surry Police Twitter of them wearing rainbow flags.
Next to their badge.
It says something.
It says, This is the policy that we are going to enforce.
We are going to enforce LGBTQ policy agendas cuz we have opted into the cult.
And it is a cult.
It is a cult.
They are going to continue to press and press and intimidate just as they
intimidated this woman by investing, arresting her in front of her children
for posting comments that were offensive.
The thought police, George Orwell was right in 1984.
He just missed it by a couple decades.
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Welcome back to Weaver Loom, a part of the show where we take ancient
wisdom and we weave it in with our everyday lives so that we can own our
future and weave our destiny Will.
Today we have a clip to start this segment.
Uh, an I.
With Matt Frazier on the James Smith podcast and Matt Frazier, for those
who don't know, uh, is believe five time fittest man in the world, CrossFit
champion, and he is detailing something that I have experienced myself.
This feeling of when you hit milestones, you actually feel quite empty.
You feel quite dissatisfied, rather than the ability to really celebrate
and relish and have these massive milestones in our life mean something.
Here's James Smith and Matt Frazier.
It's James who starts talking.
When we were like, One day we're gonna have a million followers.
Yeah.
And we're.
How crazy is that If we keep this up for another year, we'll
hit a million and we're like, Let's do this, let's plan this.
The day it hit was one of the most hollow days of my life where, if anything, I
actually felt less happy than usual.
Mm-hmm.
, and then I was beating myself up.
I was like, You prick, you worked so long to get to this point
where you're supposed to be happy.
Why are you feeling hollow?
And then I, I kind of excused it as an arbitrary milestone and, you know,
10 million would be good or, you know.
Yep.
Okay.
Now let's, let's work on your YouTube, cuz.
Sucks.
And the day I'm supposed to be happy, I'm tearing myself down on something else.
But I'm grateful to the emotions of the way I see those things.
But then in the other sense, it becomes very difficult to fully
appreciate those wins on the way.
Yeah.
So, so identical to your story of reaching, reaching that milestone
and being like it was a hollow day.
The first CrossFit games I won.
I hit the finish line.
I've been pursuing this, this goal, this dream for a couple
years now, and I remember, I, I specifically remember crossing
the finish line on the last event.
It just, boom, final stamp of approval.
You won.
You're the fittest man in the world.
And, and it was, I, I don't wanna say like a fake celebration, but it was forced.
And I remember that night thinking like, Oh, I thought I would feel different.
I've been chasing this thing for so long.
I thought like internally I would level up to a new emotion of happiness, and
then I realized like I'm the same person.
There's no emotional change.
There's no internal feeling of success.
Vanity.
This is what we call just the striving after wind in vanity.
So many self-help entrepreneurial gurus talk about this.
I, I've talked about it myself.
This pursuit of a goal, and then you reach the goal and you find out that that goal,
that milestone was arbitrary, it's empty.
And instead the, the, the new age way to speak about it, and it's, maybe
it's not totally new age, but it's this way that we talk about it today,
which is, well, don't pursue the goal.
Pursue the pursuit itself.
The pursuit is the pursuit.
So the, the, the pursuing the goal, it's not the goal that we're after,
but it's the chase and we begin to put on a pedestal work itself.
We begin to idolize work and we be, we, we create a cycle in a system in
our life where, The, It's, it's, it's not the destination that matters, it's
the journey that it takes to get there.
Like, okay, ask sure that that is the, the ends don't justify the means.
Yes, and you should enjoy the process in getting to wherever you're going.
Yes.
But if you set your life up in a way where your idol, the thing that you
are living for is the work itself.
You are not free.
You're a slave.
You are enslaved to that pursuit.
And it's an endless enslavement.
It's an endless enslavement.
The way that Matt Frazier and James Smith talk about this, it's, it is
quite identifiable in that they have.
This goal, this place that they're going, they're, they're thinking
that it is going to satisfy some sort of longing in their heart.
It's going to satisfy them on a deep level of giving a, a sense of
identity and purpose and meaning if we can only reach this spot.
But it is an illusion.
It is an illusion, but when you go to the place that they're going, which
is saying, ah, but then I realize it's the, it's the grit and the hard
work that that is the goal itself.
It's unto itself, and that's my purpose.
That is, that is equally as hollow.
That is it.
That doesn't give any greater sense of purpose, meaning,
or identity in our lives.
The prophet Solomon writes about this in the book of Ecclesiastes.
I highly recommend you read it, You know, watch out.
It can be a little, it can swirl you into a dark and, uh, ex existential place.
But he says, vanity, vanity, all of life is vanity, All of toil and striving.
Its vanity.
It's striving after the wind that we strive and toil and we gather.
Only to die and leave it to someone else.
Probably someone we don't know.
It's all van.
He, he writes in the book of Ecclesia, it's, it's a book of proverbs and
sayings, but it's really him reflecting on what is the purpose of life?
What is the meaning of life?
And he says, there's nothing better for a person than he should eat,
drink, and find enjoyment in his toil.
So this is very similar to what Matt Frazier is talking about, but he goes on
and says, For the one who pleases, God.
God has given him wisdom and knowledge and joy, but to the center, he has given
the business of gathering and collecting only to give to one who pleases God.
This also is vanity and striving after the wind.
What he's saying here is that you can't have enjoyment apart from.
He says this also I saw is from the hand of God, for apart from
God who can eat and have enjoyment.
The world is searching for enjoyment.
They're searching for purpose.
Each and every person is searching for identity and ness to, to be filled with
some sort of significance and meaning and, and, and rationality for their life.
But that only comes.
From the divine.
That only comes from God.
But those who don't have that are busy gathering and collecting.
Now, notice both groups, those who fear God and those who don't.
Both groups gather and collect.
Both groups seek, find enjoyment in their work, but one group loses it all.
One group, it's just toil and it's vanity.
It's striving after the wind.
Another passage she says, Then I saw that all toil and all skill and work
come from man's envy of his neighbor.
What's driving you and me envy of our neighbor wanting
something that someone else has?
This also is vanity and striving.
After the wind,
he says he who loves money.
Will not be satisfied with money nor he who loves wealth with his income.
This also is vanity.
When goods increase, they increase who eat them, what advantage has their
owner, but to see them with his own eye, sweet is sleep of a laborer,
whether he eats little or much.
But the full stomach of the rich will not let him sleep and he closes
the entire passage, the book of Ecclesiastes, with saying, The end
of the matter all has been heard.
Fear God and keep his commandments for this is the whole duty of man.
For God will bring every deed into judgment with every secret
thing, whether good or evil.
King Solomon, Prophet Solomon talks about how God has put eternity into man's heart.
That there is eternity, and that is what Matt is talking about searching for.
That is what James Smith is talking about searching for, is that how do
we feel the eternal void in our heart.
It's not filled with riches.
It's not filled with fame.
It's not filled with prosperity.
It's not filled with having the world's greatest friends.
It's filled with something that is eternal and we can never fill something that is
eternal with something that is finite and frankly, passing away with every waking.
Moment.
Well, that's all for this episode.
Thank you so much for listening to this show this week.
Go out and own your future by fearing God, by not being afraid of the the
thought police that are chasing people down left and right, but fear God.
Keep His commandments for that is the whole duty of man.
Thanks for listening.
Go out own your future.