3425 – November 29, 2024 – America’s Legacy, Then and Now – Events Leading Up To The First Thanksgiving (part 2 of 2) Follow along as Beth Ann tells the story! This is an encore presentation of the show we aired on black Friday last year.
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[00:00:43] We're going to move, we're going to continue to go forward with our study of the American legacy, then and now.
[00:00:49] But first, we're going to go to the Lord in prayer.
[00:00:52] Today, I decided, instead of using my everyday prayers, that we would use the 23rd Psalm.
[00:01:00] And I've written a responsive reading to make it a little more personal for us.
[00:01:04] So, Rudy is going to join me as we share God's Word for such a time as this.
[00:01:11] The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.
[00:01:14] We are thankful for all that we have.
[00:01:16] He maketh me to lie down in green pastures.
[00:01:20] He leadeth me beside the still waters.
[00:01:22] He brings me comfort and gives me rest.
[00:01:25] He restoreth my soul.
[00:01:27] He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name's sake.
[00:01:31] He refreshes my spirit and directs me down the path He has placed before me for my safety and His glory.
[00:01:38] Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil.
[00:01:44] For Thou art with me, Thy rod and Thy staff, they comfort me.
[00:01:48] When my heart is full of fear, and when my enemies are near, I know my God is with me.
[00:01:54] He is my defense, and He is my rescue.
[00:01:57] He is peace.
[00:01:59] Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies.
[00:02:03] Thou anointest my head with oil.
[00:02:06] My cup runneth over.
[00:02:07] He meets my every need and lets my enemies see that I am in His care.
[00:02:12] His love and blessings fill me with great joy.
[00:02:17] Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life,
[00:02:21] and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
[00:02:24] My God is ever-present.
[00:02:25] I am overwhelmed by His love and His mercy.
[00:02:29] I am His forever and ever.
[00:02:32] Amen.
[00:02:33] Father God, we praise You and thank You for Your Word and Your agape love.
[00:02:38] Thank You for meeting all our needs and directing our lives.
[00:02:42] For such a time as this, in Jesus' name I pray.
[00:02:47] Amen.
[00:02:48] I tried to step on your lines there.
[00:02:50] Sorry about that.
[00:02:51] It's all right.
[00:02:53] Well, there's got to be a morning after.
[00:02:55] This is the day of leftovers and maybe some shopping.
[00:02:59] Some, a lot of people like to go shopping.
[00:03:01] Hopefully there's time for some rest and enjoying the family that was able to stay a little extra and visit with them.
[00:03:10] I found this cute little poem that I thought, well, I thought it was appropriate for today.
[00:03:14] I ate too much by Jack Perletke.
[00:03:18] I ate too much turkey.
[00:03:20] I ate too much corn.
[00:03:22] I ate too much pudding and pie.
[00:03:25] I'm stuffed up with muffins.
[00:03:27] I'm much too much stuffing.
[00:03:29] I'm probably going to die.
[00:03:31] I piled up my plate and I ate and I ate, but I wish I had known when to stop.
[00:03:38] For I'm so crammed with yams, sauces, gravies, and jams that my buttons are starting to pop.
[00:03:44] I'm full of tomatoes and french fried potatoes.
[00:03:48] My stomach is swollen and sore, but there's still some dessert.
[00:03:52] I guess it won't hurt if I just eat a little bit more.
[00:03:57] Sometimes we can be our worst enemy when it comes to the American gluttony.
[00:04:01] We do love to eat.
[00:04:03] And on this morning after the Thanksgiving feast, we might all suffer from a little trip to pan and a carbohydrate overdose.
[00:04:13] But I pray you're not nearly as miserable as that person in the poem.
[00:04:17] And maybe you can go back for a little leftover dessert.
[00:04:22] Well, we're going to talk about the pilgrims before the Plymouth Rock and the legacy that they have left behind.
[00:04:30] The pilgrims established that covenant, you remember?
[00:04:33] Law and order, respecting others, and working together for survival.
[00:04:37] They worked hard and sacrificed greatly to start a new country.
[00:04:42] Well, when I stumbled on this website, a 400th, with the TH above it, .org,
[00:04:50] I thought it also had connected with this, the America's Covenant of Liberty and the Forefathers Monument.
[00:04:59] Carved on stone in Plymouth is a message of deep gratitude to God.
[00:05:07] Today's show, I'm going to explore the message in the context of faith, morality, law, education, and liberty.
[00:05:16] The DNA of a free nation.
[00:05:20] This monument is a real thing.
[00:05:22] Maybe some of you have visited it.
[00:05:24] I wish I had.
[00:05:26] I hope I get to someday.
[00:05:27] But studying all these, meaning the pilgrims and the founding fathers, whose lives and decisions back then have made such an impact on us today,
[00:05:38] it makes me want to give honor to them.
[00:05:41] These generations have forged the frontiers, fought for freedom and liberty.
[00:05:45] Made me think.
[00:05:48] If we've built memorials for wars, but don't say George Floyd, but who have we in the past century or even recent decades honored for having improved America?
[00:06:03] In recent years, we've seen statues of the great men of our past taken down.
[00:06:11] Founding fathers melted down.
[00:06:13] Demeaned the men and attempted to, an attempt to being, erasing our history from our memories.
[00:06:22] The monument I want to discuss was dedicated in 1889.
[00:06:27] That's 269 years after the pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock.
[00:06:34] Again, it's called the American's Covenant of Liberty and the Forefathers Monument.
[00:06:40] It is also called the Faith Monument.
[00:06:43] We need a new uprising of American exceptionalism.
[00:06:46] Many of us have the blood of our founding fathers and the pilgrims, those forefathers, flowing through our veins.
[00:06:52] Can we not man up now and match their toughness?
[00:06:58] Exemplify, perhaps, their strength and live in faith as they did?
[00:07:03] While America has come a long way from the days of the dear pilgrims and fathers and mothers,
[00:07:09] what have we done to further their dream of sharing the gospel and being a light in this nation and unto the world?
[00:07:20] We know from our early studies yesterday that the covenant of Scrooby and the Mayflower Compact were very similar.
[00:07:29] Then, years later, there was the Declaration of Independence.
[00:07:32] Well, again, going back to the Mayflower Compact, that begins,
[00:07:39] In the name of God, Amen.
[00:07:42] We whose names are underwritten, the loyal subjects, and they give the Southern Lord King James, and they go on with that.
[00:07:52] And then they go on, having undertaken for the glory of God and the advancement of the Christian faith.
[00:07:59] And they go on,
[00:08:01] Do by these presence, solemnly and mutually, in presence of God and one another, covenant,
[00:08:08] And combine ourselves together into a civic body politic for our better ordering and preservation and perseverance,
[00:08:17] I'm sorry, furtherance of the ends aforesaid and for future hereunto,
[00:08:25] in act, constitute, and frame just so just an equal laws, ordinance, acts, constitutions, and offices from time to time,
[00:08:35] as shall be thought.
[00:08:37] So, we have this, and then we also have,
[00:08:41] We mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, our sacred honor.
[00:08:46] All 56 signers signed that.
[00:08:48] And we have the preamble, which also,
[00:08:50] We the people of the United States,
[00:08:53] also exemplifies that.
[00:08:55] The similar in tone and verbiage in these documents is undisputable.
[00:09:01] And it was dedicated in 1889, this monument.
[00:09:05] When we come back, I'm going to share with you the words that are on that monument.
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[00:09:11] This is Beth Ann.
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[00:13:03] This is Beth Ann.
[00:13:04] We are studying this monument that was erected back and was dedicated in 1889.
[00:13:12] And this is what was said by William C.P. Breckinridge.
[00:13:18] In the name of the fathers, we dedicate this monument and ourselves.
[00:13:22] For ages, it will stand the enduring witness to grave and resolute conduct and prevervations and sacrifices.
[00:13:30] To thrift and frugality.
[00:13:33] To domestic love and unaffected piety.
[00:13:36] To rectitude in thought as well as in life.
[00:13:39] To earnest principles and truth beliefs in Christian fidelity and faith.
[00:13:45] Here and now, we rededicate ourselves.
[00:13:49] To a more fervent love of man for man as man.
[00:13:55] To a braver allegiance to truth for truth's sake.
[00:13:58] And this in the name of God.
[00:14:01] And amen and amen.
[00:14:03] And they were not only dedicated this monument.
[00:14:06] But they rededicated their own lives.
[00:14:10] The reason I want to look at this monument.
[00:14:14] That was dedicated back in 1889.
[00:14:17] Is because of the significance of our beginning as a Christian nation.
[00:14:22] The pilgrims in 1620 sought religious freedom.
[00:14:26] And planned to establish such in a new world.
[00:14:29] America.
[00:14:31] And eventually, our founding fathers declared independence from the old world and the king.
[00:14:38] And America became a brand new nation.
[00:14:42] The United States of America in 1776.
[00:14:46] According to what I have read and studied on this monument.
[00:14:51] Also called the Faith Monument.
[00:14:53] It is quite the sight to behold.
[00:14:56] Standing at a towering 81 feet.
[00:14:59] And overlooking Plymouth Harbor.
[00:15:02] The National Monument of the Forefathers.
[00:15:04] Must be the most complex and self-consciously Christian landmark in the United States.
[00:15:12] Impressive in stature.
[00:15:13] Its message is the soul of the inspiration it communicates.
[00:15:19] That faith, morality, law, education, and religious liberty are the prerequisite of a free and prosperous nation.
[00:15:31] Now, I guess President Barack Obama never visited or studied this at all.
[00:15:38] The vision to honor the sacrifices of the pilgrim with the monument was first cast during the waning years of the presidential administration of George Washington.
[00:15:50] When Joseph Coolidge made a one-guinea donation.
[00:15:55] A quarter of a century later, during the Plymouth Bicentennial of 1820.
[00:16:02] The concept was revived.
[00:16:05] But it took yet another 30 years for the work to formally begin.
[00:16:11] The National Monument to the Forefathers was officially dedicated on August 1 of 1889.
[00:16:20] After nearly a century of challenges to complete the project, including the death of key visionaries and lead sculptor and architect,
[00:16:31] funding problems and challenges resulting from, yes, the Civil War.
[00:16:36] Who built that?
[00:16:38] Don't mind.
[00:16:39] Behind the design and construction was the brilliant Boston architect, illustrator, and sculptor, Hammett Billings.
[00:16:47] Now, his original concept had been a landmark comparable to the stature of the Colossus of Rhodes.
[00:16:56] Although the final version would be half that size, the result was an impressive balance of aesthetic beauty, historical detail, and philosophical importance.
[00:17:10] Here was the pilgrim message.
[00:17:12] The voice of our Plymouth founding father speaking from the ground, etched in a beautiful reliefs and written on stone.
[00:17:22] The DNA of America's freedom.
[00:17:26] A reminder to future generations that our national prosperity emerged from gospel foundations.
[00:17:34] The faith monument.
[00:17:37] It's an impressive in scope and stunning for the clarity and the visions of the community, of the communicates, which it communicates, excuse me.
[00:17:45] The National Monument of the Forefathers has been nicknamed, as we said earlier, the Faith Monument.
[00:17:53] In honor of the defining quality of the pilgrims and the central figure of the monument.
[00:18:00] In its monument, in this monument, which begins with the faith of the pilgrims in England and concludes with their landing on Plymouth Rock.
[00:18:10] You know, I can't help but wonder how anyone, if they have any knowledge of all truth and history, and if they are honest, how can they contend that America was never a Christian nation?
[00:18:24] Well, my conclusion to that is that they are just gaslighting those who might listen.
[00:18:33] Now, faith stands resolute and unwavering, adorned by four symbols which define the philosophy of pilgrims and founding fathers alike.
[00:18:44] The Word of God as revelation, faith holds an open Bible in her hand.
[00:18:50] One hand.
[00:18:50] Christ, as the hope of mankind, faith's finger is pointed to heaven representative of the pilgrims' belief that there was one path to redemption and the mediator, one mediator between God and man, and that was Jesus Christ.
[00:19:09] Reason as the tool of freedom.
[00:19:11] The star on the forehead of faith is a symbol of honor and a reminder that the pilgrims believed that the regenerate mind was obliged to begin with the foundation of biblical revelation and apply reason to all of life.
[00:19:29] The firm foundations of American freedom are represented by faith, stepping forward with her left foot on Plymouth Rock.
[00:19:37] This was a nod to the doctrine of providence, the belief held by Christian reformers and pilgrims alike, that God governs and directs the affairs of men.
[00:19:48] Then there are seated statues around faith.
[00:19:52] There are four seated statues which represent the necessary elements which the pilgrims and American founders believed a prerequisite for a nation to experience freedom, prosperity, morality, law, education, and liberty.
[00:20:10] Dr. Paul Gilles has observed, the pilgrims believed that religious liberty preceded civil liberty.
[00:20:19] The first was internal.
[00:20:22] The second was external.
[00:20:24] Religious liberty gave rise to civil liberty in society.
[00:20:30] Would it not go to reason that now we in America seem to have very little civil liberty in America because we no longer cling to our religious liberty, our faith?
[00:20:46] This perspective is a fitting beginning to understand the context of the monument to the forefathers.
[00:20:53] Internal religious liberty is represented by faith and morality.
[00:21:00] External liberty is manifested by law, education, and liberty.
[00:21:06] To put it another way, American freedom began with the devout Christian faith of our pilgrim fathers and mothers.
[00:21:14] The faith produced the internal desire for a moral people to establish a society built on righteousness.
[00:21:21] The implications of this internal faith and moral conscience was an acknowledgment of God as the lawgiver.
[00:21:29] To this end, the nation must cultivate a literate and educated citizenry knowledgeable in the word of God and the covenital nature of their government.
[00:21:41] Where faith produces morality and morality leads to just laws and an educated people.
[00:21:49] The people will proclaim liberty throughout the land and tyranny will be suppressed and blessings will flow.
[00:21:57] Beneath morality, law, education, and liberty, respectively, are reliefs which tell the pilgrim story and amplify the message of the seated figure above, which is faith.
[00:22:11] Under morality is an embarkation, a relief depicting that the moment when the pilgrims left their beloved John, Pastor John Robinson, we studied him yesterday,
[00:22:23] for the new world having been charged by him to build a civil society on love and moral integrity.
[00:22:31] Under the statute of law is treaty, a pictorial reminder that the pilgrims entered a just and mutual beneficial treaty with the local Wapanaugh based on a higher law and ensured fair treatment and mutual respect between the communities.
[00:22:48] Under education is compact, a testimonial to the iconic signing of the Mayflower Compact, which again models of free and educated men covenanting together to form a civil body.
[00:23:02] And it went on to become part of the Declaration of Independence.
[00:23:07] Beneath liberty is the relief landing, a depiction of the monument when the pilgrim stepped foot on Plymouth Rock.
[00:23:16] A monumental gratitude to the forefathers erected by grateful people in remembrance of their labors, sacrifices, and sufferings for the cause of civil liberty.
[00:23:28] This is what is the forefront of the national monument.
[00:23:31] And all of us, all of us, need to know we are, we were a Christian nation.
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[00:24:01] For such a time as this.
[00:24:03] We know that the heart of a nation takes on the heart of its people.
[00:24:07] If the people have turned from God, the nation is doomed in sin.
[00:24:10] God is in control of all nations and their leaders.
[00:24:13] Let every soul be subject to the governing authorities.
[00:24:16] For there is no authority except from God, and the authorities that exist are appointed by God.
[00:24:21] If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land.
[00:24:34] The future of this nation is relying on the bended knees of the people, God's people.
[00:24:38] Will you accept this challenge to sacrifice five minutes a day to kneel and to pray?
[00:24:43] For such a time as this, Queen Esther was put in place by God to save her people.
[00:24:48] You have that same obligation now.
[00:24:50] Will you humble yourselves and pray, ask forgiveness and trust in our God to heal our land and bring America home?
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[00:28:06] This is Beth Ann.
[00:28:07] I got excited when I was studying this monument, and I hope I'm at least getting you excited or inspiring you to know
[00:28:14] that this monument to our forefathers represents and reminds us that our nation has a unique and exceptional identity.
[00:28:27] An identity that is rooted in faith and manifested in a recognition that morality preserves a nation.
[00:28:35] That a recognition of God as a lawgiver grounds a nation.
[00:28:39] That education advances a nation.
[00:28:42] And that political freedom is the outworking of these attributes.
[00:28:48] The monument also reminds us that we are called to be grateful people like the pilgrims themselves.
[00:28:56] William Bradford wrote,
[00:28:59] Thus out of small beginnings, greater things have been produced by his hand that made all things of nothing
[00:29:06] and gives being to all things that are.
[00:29:09] And as one small candle may light a thousand, so the light here kindled hath shone unto many.
[00:29:17] Yea, in some sort to our whole nation, let the glorious name of Jehovah have all praise.
[00:29:26] American exceptionalism.
[00:29:28] It is real.
[00:29:30] The pilgrims were the very embodiment of American exceptionalism, writes Dr. Charles Wolfe.
[00:29:38] Their lives demonstrated an exceptionally clear understanding of and deep commitment to the principles of liberty with order,
[00:29:49] tangibly expressed in spiritual, religious, political, and economic self-government under a written constitution.
[00:29:59] A prototype of one nation under God with liberty and justice for all.
[00:30:07] Yes, American exceptionalism was a real thing.
[00:30:13] It is only fitting that they have a monument to honor the memory of all these.
[00:30:21] And it's etched in our memory of the legacy that they bequeathed to us.
[00:30:29] Was it all lost?
[00:30:32] Have we been such spoiled Americans that we no longer understand the importance of being dependent on God first?
[00:30:41] As life became easier, we dismissed the need of God.
[00:30:45] We gave ourselves credit for all our accomplishments, self-made men, and then we blamed others for our failures.
[00:30:53] Self-made men, indeed.
[00:30:55] Self-destructing and obvious and oblivious to destroying this nation and what might be ahead for the future generations.
[00:31:05] Oh, many still play church, but completely miss out on the deeper spiritual connection, a personal relationship with God.
[00:31:12] Many Christians seldom, if ever, take time for personal prayer.
[00:31:16] Many never read God's word.
[00:31:18] Many never think of him at all until there is a need.
[00:31:22] We serve a triune God.
[00:31:25] And we are triune as well.
[00:31:27] We are made in his image, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
[00:31:33] We must feed each one accordingly.
[00:31:37] It isn't just about us.
[00:31:39] God has placed us here, and our faith in him is because of the good news of the gospel.
[00:31:45] We are not to hold his truths in a secret and keep them to ourselves.
[00:31:49] We are God's disciples, and it is him we are to serve.
[00:31:54] That's not a bad thing, nor should it be a burdensome thing.
[00:31:57] If we were today to leave a monument, if there was to be a monument left after us for the next generations,
[00:32:06] what would it look like?
[00:32:08] Perhaps it would look like out of Rome, you know, and have all these little gods there.
[00:32:12] But what did Paul say?
[00:32:14] For as I walked around and looked carefully at your objects of worship,
[00:32:19] I even found an altar with this inscription, to an unknown God.
[00:32:23] So you are ignorant of the very thing you worship.
[00:32:27] And this is what I am going to proclaim to you.
[00:32:31] And he gave them the gospel of Jesus Christ.
[00:32:34] First, what or who do Americans worship today?
[00:32:38] Gaia, who is supposedly the personification of the earth.
[00:32:42] But Gaia is no God.
[00:32:45] The earth is not a god.
[00:32:47] Worshiping the earth is paganism.
[00:32:49] The climate change, existential threat they keep throwing in our faces,
[00:32:52] is a hoax perpetrated on the masses for power.
[00:32:56] Oh, there are a few that truly believe in Gaia worshipers,
[00:32:59] but most are just dedicated to their own personal greed.
[00:33:05] Again, William Bradford writes,
[00:33:07] There is more in the Lord Jehovah than ever had in this world.
[00:33:14] Isn't that amazing?
[00:33:16] Oh, that our foolish hearts could be weaned from things here below,
[00:33:19] which are vanity and vexation of spirit.
[00:33:22] And yet we fools catch after shadows like that fly away and are gone in a moment.
[00:33:28] And he also wrote,
[00:33:30] That with their miseries they opened a way to these new lands
[00:33:34] and after these hardships,
[00:33:36] with what ease other men came to inhabit them.
[00:33:41] And again,
[00:33:42] all great and honorable actions are accompanied with great difficulties,
[00:33:47] and both must be
[00:33:49] enterprised
[00:33:50] and overcome.
[00:33:52] With answerable courage.
[00:33:55] America is now
[00:33:56] facing great difficulties.
[00:33:59] It isn't an untamed wilderness,
[00:34:01] such as our pilgrims and our founding fathers.
[00:34:04] Ours is an untamed,
[00:34:06] unrepentant
[00:34:07] sin of our hearts.
[00:34:09] It has spilled over into our government.
[00:34:13] We are electing men and women
[00:34:15] who are unfit to lead a free people,
[00:34:17] just like the Declaration of Independence,
[00:34:19] a prince whose character is thus marked by every act by which
[00:34:23] define a tyrant is unfit to be the ruler of a free people.
[00:34:29] Providence has given to our people the choice of their rulers,
[00:34:32] and it is the duty,
[00:34:33] as well as the privilege and interest of our Christian nation,
[00:34:37] to select and prefer Christians for their rulers.
[00:34:41] John Jay.
[00:34:43] It has been 200,
[00:34:46] it was 269 years before Faith Monument was dedicated to the pilgrims and the forefathers.
[00:34:53] We are now 134 years out since that day of that monument being dedicated.
[00:35:00] What would a monument honor today in America?
[00:35:06] New York replaced an American hero with a grotesque statue.
[00:35:11] It appears very satanic.
[00:35:14] Americans need a Christian revival.
[00:35:16] And then we need a modern-day evangelist like Billy Sunday or Billy Graham.
[00:35:22] America was established as a Christian nation.
[00:35:24] There's no doubt in my mind about that.
[00:35:26] We are now living under tyranny.
[00:35:29] We are the people have forgotten our Christian beginnings.
[00:35:33] When we look at these strong Christian figures just as John Robinson,
[00:35:37] William Brewster,
[00:35:38] William Bradford,
[00:35:39] and others,
[00:35:41] we cannot deny America was established as a Christian nation.
[00:35:44] It was the intention of these pilgrims to further the kingdom of God.
[00:35:49] Many of our founding fathers from our revolution era
[00:35:53] were also very strong in faith.
[00:35:55] None of them,
[00:35:56] from the pilgrims to them,
[00:35:57] none of them were perfect people.
[00:36:00] But they were God-believing people.
[00:36:04] Bradford wrote poetry as well.
[00:36:06] And this is from a very long,
[00:36:08] and I'm just bringing you a little bit of it.
[00:36:10] On the various heresies in Old and New England
[00:36:13] with an appeal to the Presbyterians.
[00:36:15] I thought this was quite stunning.
[00:36:18] Nor need you fear sin to commit,
[00:36:21] for Christ hath satisfied for it.
[00:36:23] But those doctrines make men profane
[00:36:26] and bring dishonor to Christ's name.
[00:36:28] Now faith is made hereby to be a dead body,
[00:36:32] as you may see.
[00:36:33] And these are but a wretched race
[00:36:35] that they abuse God's holy grace.
[00:36:39] In the next segment,
[00:36:40] he's called this ranters.
[00:36:41] Next unto these,
[00:36:43] we may bring in the filthy ranters near of kin.
[00:36:47] Where had they first their rise or name?
[00:36:49] I know not what from the devil they came.
[00:36:52] The Adamites they are most like,
[00:36:54] but more against public shame do strike.
[00:36:57] Cynic like dogs as vile as dogs,
[00:37:00] carry themselves as filthy hogs.
[00:37:03] Yay, worse than brutes,
[00:37:04] that they know no end,
[00:37:07] but all the strength in lust they spend.
[00:37:10] The shame, the nature of mankind,
[00:37:12] a blot.
[00:37:13] And we're going to go down here.
[00:37:15] And men in here and pass it by,
[00:37:18] I might say more of their vileness.
[00:37:20] How in contempt they will profess
[00:37:22] their value creatures adore.
[00:37:25] I hope the lords will come in
[00:37:28] to cleanse the land of such vermin.
[00:37:32] Vermin.
[00:37:33] That word's been used recently,
[00:37:34] and he got in trouble for that.
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[00:42:06] This is Bethann.
[00:42:07] I'm going to give you
[00:42:07] the last little lines
[00:42:09] out of that poem
[00:42:11] from William Bradford.
[00:42:14] That God's dishonor may be more,
[00:42:16] but let them pass.
[00:42:18] They are too vile,
[00:42:19] my fingers for too defile.
[00:42:21] I hope the Lords will call in,
[00:42:24] help will call in,
[00:42:26] to cleanse the land
[00:42:27] of such vermin.
[00:42:29] Now, President Trump
[00:42:30] recently got in trouble
[00:42:31] for using the word vermin
[00:42:33] when he was describing
[00:42:34] some of his dealings
[00:42:36] with the swamp and such.
[00:42:39] And the dictionary,
[00:42:40] I looked it up,
[00:42:41] and of course,
[00:42:41] it's exactly what we think it is.
[00:42:43] It's an animal
[00:42:43] that is believed
[00:42:44] to be harmful to crops
[00:42:46] other than other animals
[00:42:46] or a game.
[00:42:47] They're covered with diseases,
[00:42:48] but it also has
[00:42:49] the very end of that definition,
[00:42:53] said an offensive person.
[00:42:55] I suppose then we could look up
[00:42:57] and define what
[00:42:58] an offensive person is.
[00:42:59] Offensive person is.
[00:43:01] But in the reading
[00:43:02] of The Ranting
[00:43:03] by William Bradford,
[00:43:05] and I apologize,
[00:43:05] I went through it
[00:43:06] rather quickly,
[00:43:07] and there was much more of it.
[00:43:08] I had to skip some of it
[00:43:09] because it was very lengthy.
[00:43:11] The entire poem
[00:43:13] is like 28 pages.
[00:43:15] But I think we know
[00:43:17] the type of people
[00:43:19] he was referring to.
[00:43:21] Now, lest you think
[00:43:23] that the pilgrims
[00:43:23] and the people
[00:43:24] who came on the Mayflower
[00:43:25] were saints,
[00:43:26] let me remind you
[00:43:27] that it was in 1630,
[00:43:30] ten years after they were here,
[00:43:31] a man named Billingley,
[00:43:34] Billington,
[00:43:35] was found guilty
[00:43:36] of willful murder
[00:43:38] by plain and notorious evidence,
[00:43:40] wrote Bradford,
[00:43:42] and was hanged for his crime
[00:43:44] with the heinous act.
[00:43:46] For that heinous act,
[00:43:47] Billington entered a history
[00:43:49] as the first English colonist
[00:43:53] to be executed for murder.
[00:43:56] Professed atheists,
[00:43:58] some of them err,
[00:43:59] who openly reviled,
[00:44:01] God dare,
[00:44:03] and horridly blaspheme
[00:44:04] his name
[00:44:05] and publicly avow the same,
[00:44:08] which makes my heart
[00:44:09] quake and tremble.
[00:44:11] Another part of that poem
[00:44:12] that he wrote.
[00:44:13] When we think back
[00:44:15] to the Democrat Convention
[00:44:16] of 2012,
[00:44:17] they collectively booed God
[00:44:20] twice.
[00:44:22] In 2020,
[00:44:24] the same DNC
[00:44:25] removed the word God
[00:44:28] from the Pledge of Allegiance.
[00:44:31] They bragged about it.
[00:44:33] They brag about how many babies
[00:44:34] they kill
[00:44:35] and villainize those
[00:44:36] who prefer life
[00:44:38] and believe that life
[00:44:39] is God-given.
[00:44:41] The left,
[00:44:42] the woke,
[00:44:43] want no part
[00:44:44] of rule of law.
[00:44:46] Morality is their choice
[00:44:47] and God,
[00:44:48] the creator,
[00:44:49] they don't believe in him.
[00:44:51] They have
[00:44:52] no peace
[00:44:53] in their heart
[00:44:54] or no place
[00:44:55] in their heart
[00:44:56] for God.
[00:44:58] And even as
[00:45:00] they did not take
[00:45:01] like to retain
[00:45:02] God in their knowledge,
[00:45:04] God gave them
[00:45:05] over to their
[00:45:06] reprobate mind
[00:45:07] to do those things
[00:45:09] which are not fitting.
[00:45:11] Romans 1, 28.
[00:45:15] Is that what's
[00:45:16] happened in America?
[00:45:17] Has he given us
[00:45:18] over to our
[00:45:18] reprobate minds?
[00:45:21] Life is no longer
[00:45:22] valued.
[00:45:23] It is as disposable
[00:45:25] as it can be
[00:45:26] according to
[00:45:26] the personal convenience.
[00:45:28] Marriage is no
[00:45:29] longer respected
[00:45:30] while the left
[00:45:31] repudiate marriage
[00:45:32] between a man
[00:45:33] and a woman.
[00:45:34] They won't fight
[00:45:34] for the perverted
[00:45:35] marriage of same sex
[00:45:36] which is unbiblical.
[00:45:38] He made them
[00:45:39] male and female
[00:45:40] so God created
[00:45:42] man in his own image
[00:45:43] in the image of God
[00:45:44] created he him
[00:45:46] male and female
[00:45:47] created he them
[00:45:49] out of Genesis.
[00:45:51] If you do not
[00:45:52] believe in a
[00:45:52] God the creator
[00:45:53] why bother with
[00:45:55] honoring and
[00:45:56] upholding his
[00:45:56] creation?
[00:45:57] Mankind.
[00:45:59] America has
[00:46:00] become a chaotic
[00:46:01] place to live
[00:46:02] especially in our
[00:46:03] cities.
[00:46:03] The left
[00:46:04] allow thieving
[00:46:05] and gangs.
[00:46:06] We are now
[00:46:06] number one
[00:46:07] in human
[00:46:07] trafficking
[00:46:08] sex trafficking.
[00:46:09] They believe
[00:46:10] in turning
[00:46:10] our young
[00:46:11] men into
[00:46:11] eunuchs
[00:46:12] and selling
[00:46:12] our young
[00:46:13] women for
[00:46:13] profit.
[00:46:15] They have
[00:46:16] taken our
[00:46:16] Bible and
[00:46:17] tossed it
[00:46:17] out for
[00:46:18] their perverted
[00:46:19] pleasures of
[00:46:20] greed.
[00:46:21] They have
[00:46:21] taken our
[00:46:22] documents,
[00:46:23] the Mayflower
[00:46:23] Compact,
[00:46:24] the Declaration
[00:46:24] of Independence,
[00:46:25] the U.S.
[00:46:26] Constitution,
[00:46:26] and the Bill
[00:46:27] of Rights,
[00:46:27] perverted
[00:46:28] their meetings
[00:46:29] and ignored
[00:46:30] their truths.
[00:46:31] They steal
[00:46:32] from the
[00:46:32] American people
[00:46:33] while they get
[00:46:33] richer and run
[00:46:35] this nation
[00:46:36] into a weakened
[00:46:36] state of
[00:46:37] debtors.
[00:46:38] Are they
[00:46:39] vermin?
[00:46:40] We are now
[00:46:41] being led by
[00:46:42] ungodly people
[00:46:43] and evil,
[00:46:44] greedy scientists
[00:46:45] with an agenda
[00:46:46] to rule,
[00:46:47] not to represent.
[00:46:49] America needs
[00:46:50] to come home
[00:46:50] to our humble
[00:46:51] yet virtuous
[00:46:52] beginnings,
[00:46:53] not without fault
[00:46:54] but certainly
[00:46:55] with a vision.
[00:46:57] If my people,
[00:46:59] which are called
[00:46:59] by my name,
[00:47:00] shall humble
[00:47:01] themselves and pray
[00:47:02] and seek my face
[00:47:03] and turn from
[00:47:04] their wicked ways,
[00:47:05] then will I hear
[00:47:06] from heaven
[00:47:07] and will forgive
[00:47:08] their sin
[00:47:09] and will heal
[00:47:10] their land,
[00:47:11] 2 Chronicles 7,
[00:47:12] 14.
[00:47:14] If we do not
[00:47:15] return to God,
[00:47:16] the handwriting
[00:47:17] is on the wall.
[00:47:19] Our nation
[00:47:20] is doomed
[00:47:21] and along
[00:47:23] with it,
[00:47:24] our children,
[00:47:25] our grandchildren,
[00:47:27] our great-grandchildren
[00:47:29] and generations
[00:47:30] after.
[00:47:32] The future
[00:47:33] generations
[00:47:34] will never know
[00:47:35] the truth
[00:47:35] of their beginnings
[00:47:37] if we don't
[00:47:39] start declaring
[00:47:40] it now.
[00:47:41] But they will
[00:47:42] remember the truth
[00:47:43] of those
[00:47:45] of us
[00:47:45] who chose
[00:47:46] to be stubborn
[00:47:47] and ignore
[00:47:48] God's word.
[00:47:50] We give thanks,
[00:47:52] as the pilgrims
[00:47:53] did,
[00:47:54] to God.
[00:47:55] let us
[00:47:56] provide
[00:47:57] the next
[00:47:57] generation
[00:47:58] such an honor.
[00:48:00] Perhaps
[00:48:01] the next
[00:48:02] monument
[00:48:03] will be
[00:48:05] America's
[00:48:06] returning.
[00:48:07] We should
[00:48:08] be overwhelmed
[00:48:09] by what God
[00:48:10] can do
[00:48:10] through us
[00:48:12] if we will
[00:48:14] just allow
[00:48:15] him to.
[00:48:16] We must
[00:48:17] be the
[00:48:17] willing
[00:48:18] disciples,
[00:48:19] the American
[00:48:20] exceptionalism
[00:48:21] of our
[00:48:22] forefathers.
[00:48:24] we must
[00:48:26] exemplify
[00:48:26] that.
[00:48:28] I'm going
[00:48:29] to
[00:48:30] America
[00:48:31] is said
[00:48:31] to be
[00:48:32] great,
[00:48:33] but
[00:48:34] if she
[00:48:35] she's
[00:48:35] great
[00:48:36] because
[00:48:36] she's
[00:48:36] good
[00:48:37] and
[00:48:37] if
[00:48:37] she
[00:48:37] ceases
[00:48:37] to be
[00:48:38] good
[00:48:38] she
[00:48:38] will
[00:48:38] cease
[00:48:39] to be
[00:48:39] great.
[00:48:39] That's
[00:48:39] Alexis
[00:48:40] de
[00:48:40] Tocqueville.
[00:48:43] Without
[00:48:44] America,
[00:48:44] without
[00:48:45] God,
[00:48:45] America
[00:48:45] cannot
[00:48:46] be
[00:48:46] great,
[00:48:47] cannot
[00:48:47] be
[00:48:47] good.
[00:48:49] We
[00:48:49] must
[00:48:49] make
[00:48:50] America
[00:48:50] godly
[00:48:51] again.
[00:48:52] A
[00:48:52] poem I
[00:48:53] wrote a
[00:48:53] few years
[00:48:54] ago.
[00:48:54] If I
[00:48:55] were
[00:48:55] Lady
[00:48:55] Liberty,
[00:48:56] I'd
[00:48:56] shine
[00:48:57] God's
[00:48:58] light
[00:48:58] upon
[00:48:59] this
[00:48:59] land
[00:48:59] so
[00:49:00] that
[00:49:00] all
[00:49:01] the
[00:49:01] children
[00:49:01] in
[00:49:01] this
[00:49:02] world
[00:49:02] would
[00:49:03] know
[00:49:03] and
[00:49:03] understand.
[00:49:04] Freedom
[00:49:05] isn't
[00:49:05] liberty
[00:49:05] and
[00:49:06] liberty
[00:49:06] isn't
[00:49:06] free.
[00:49:07] Truth
[00:49:08] is
[00:49:08] light
[00:49:08] and
[00:49:08] light
[00:49:09] is
[00:49:09] God
[00:49:09] who
[00:49:10] lives
[00:49:10] for
[00:49:11] all
[00:49:11] to
[00:49:11] see.
[00:49:12] It
[00:49:12] is
[00:49:12] the
[00:49:13] heavenly
[00:49:13] father
[00:49:13] who
[00:49:14] has
[00:49:14] blessed
[00:49:14] our
[00:49:15] lives
[00:49:15] and
[00:49:15] land.
[00:49:16] Our
[00:49:16] founding
[00:49:16] fathers
[00:49:17] look
[00:49:17] to
[00:49:17] him
[00:49:18] for
[00:49:18] guidance
[00:49:18] and
[00:49:19] a
[00:49:19] plan.
[00:49:19] The
[00:49:20] sovereign
[00:49:20] God
[00:49:21] has
[00:49:49] a
[00:49:51] for
[00:49:51] I
[00:49:51] am
[00:49:52] but
[00:49:52] a
[00:49:52] statue
[00:49:52] standing
[00:49:53] in
[00:49:53] the
[00:49:53] sea
[00:49:53] merely
[00:49:54] just
[00:49:54] a
[00:49:55] symbol
[00:49:55] of
[00:49:55] opportunity.
[00:49:56] It
[00:49:57] came
[00:49:57] from
[00:49:57] sacrifice
[00:49:58] and
[00:49:58] woe
[00:49:59] this
[00:49:59] vision
[00:49:59] from
[00:49:59] our
[00:50:00] men
[00:50:00] of
[00:50:00] old.
[00:50:00] Their
[00:50:01] sacrifice
[00:50:01] brought
[00:50:02] liberty
[00:50:02] not
[00:50:03] this
[00:50:03] statue
[00:50:04] in
[00:50:04] the
[00:50:04] sea.
[00:50:05] If
[00:50:05] I
[00:50:06] were
[00:50:06] Lady
[00:50:06] Liberty
[00:50:06] this
[00:50:07] truth
[00:50:08] I'd
[00:50:08] share
[00:50:08] with
[00:50:08] thee
[00:50:09] the
[00:50:09] Lord
[00:50:10] and
[00:50:10] the
[00:50:10] spirit
[00:50:10] are
[00:50:11] one
[00:50:11] in
[00:50:11] the
[00:50:11] same
[00:50:12] you
[00:50:12] see
[00:50:12] and
[00:50:13] where
[00:50:13] his
[00:50:13] spirit
[00:50:14] is
[00:50:14] there
[00:50:14] too
[00:50:15] lives
[00:50:15] liberty.
[00:50:16] We
[00:50:22] first
[00:50:26] we
[00:50:26] must
[00:50:27] make
[00:50:27] America
[00:50:27] godly
[00:50:28] again
[00:50:28] then
[00:50:29] we
[00:50:29] can
[00:50:30] work
[00:50:30] at
[00:50:30] making
[00:50:31] America
[00:50:31] great.
[00:50:32] It's
[00:50:32] time
[00:50:33] for
[00:50:33] all
[00:50:33] of
[00:50:33] us
[00:50:34] to
[00:50:34] stand
[00:50:34] up
[00:50:34] and
[00:50:35] bring
[00:50:35] America
[00:50:36] home.
[00:50:42] CSC
[00:50:43] Talk Radio's
[00:50:44] goal is
[00:50:44] to bring
[00:50:45] America
[00:50:45] home.
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[00:50:46] includes
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[00:51:43] I'm
[00:51:43] Mike Lindell,
[00:51:44] the inventor
[00:51:44] of MyPillow.
[00:51:45] For
[00:51:46] the longest
[00:51:46] time,
[00:51:47] I've
[00:51:47] wanted to
[00:51:47] come out
[00:51:48] with the
[00:51:48] world's
[00:51:48] most comfortable
[00:51:49] bed sheets.
[00:51:50] But up
[00:51:52] anything that
[00:51:53] held up
[00:51:53] to my
[00:51:54] high
[00:51:54] standards.
[00:51:55] I've
[00:51:56] finally
[00:51:56] found
[00:51:56] the best
[00:51:57] cotton
[00:51:57] in the
[00:51:58] world,
[00:51:58] in a
[00:51:58] region
[00:51:59] where
[00:51:59] the
[00:51:59] Sahara
[00:51:59] Desert,
[00:52:00] the
[00:52:00] Nile
[00:52:01] River,
[00:52:01] and the
[00:52:01] Mediterranean
[00:52:02] Sea all
[00:52:03] come
[00:52:03] together to
[00:52:04] create the
[00:52:05] ideal weather
[00:52:06] conditions for
[00:52:06] growing cotton.
[00:52:07] My new
[00:52:08] Giza Dream
[00:52:09] bed sheets are
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[00:52:10] this long
[00:52:11] staple
[00:52:11] cotton,
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[00:52:13] they'll be
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[00:52:15] sheets you'll
[00:52:15] ever own.
[00:52:16] The first
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[00:52:18] my sheets,
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[00:52:43] Do we
[00:52:43] lack
[00:52:44] enthusiasm and
[00:52:45] understanding
[00:52:45] of the
[00:52:46] word
[00:52:46] liberty?
[00:52:47] Do we
[00:52:47] weep for
[00:52:48] liberty which
[00:52:48] we have
[00:52:49] lost?
[00:52:49] Or do we
[00:52:50] simply not
[00:52:50] understand the
[00:52:51] substance and
[00:52:52] sacrifice for
[00:52:53] which we were
[00:52:53] once privileged?
[00:52:55] Liberty.
[00:52:56] Webster defines
[00:52:57] liberty as the
[00:52:57] state of being
[00:52:58] free within
[00:52:59] society from
[00:53:00] oppressive
[00:53:00] restrictions imposed
[00:53:01] by authority on
[00:53:02] one's life,
[00:53:03] behavior,
[00:53:04] or political
[00:53:04] views.
[00:53:06] Today, we seem
[00:53:07] to want
[00:53:07] restrictions.
[00:53:08] Government
[00:53:09] micromanaging
[00:53:10] our lives?
[00:53:11] But do we
[00:53:12] realize the
[00:53:12] cost?
[00:53:14] Alexander
[00:53:14] Hamilton once
[00:53:15] stated,
[00:53:16] there is a
[00:53:16] certain enthusiasm
[00:53:17] in liberty that
[00:53:18] makes human nature
[00:53:19] rise above itself
[00:53:20] in acts of
[00:53:21] bravery and
[00:53:22] heroism.
[00:53:23] As a republic,
[00:53:25] we the people
[00:53:25] must guard the
[00:53:26] liberty of others.
[00:53:27] We must
[00:53:28] continue the
[00:53:28] enthusiasm that
[00:53:29] will make men
[00:53:30] free.
[00:53:30] Visit csctalkradio.com
[00:53:33] where Beth Ann
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[00:53:35] and common sense
[00:53:36] back into
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[00:53:38] as she brings
[00:53:39] America home.