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The prosecution - Part 1
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Alright, guys. First of all, I just want to uh thank everybody for joining us. And uh it's really cool that our podcast is growing more every day. So I just want to thank everybody for listening to our podcast, it means a lot to us, and uh as always, guys, we try and make it as simple as possible because there's no reason not to. So we want to start today, guys, at uh 1 Peter, 1 chapter, verse 7. And the reason why we're starting there, guys, is because let me read it and then we'll we'll explain it. Uh it's it says this, guys, that the trial of your faith being more precious than gold that perishes. Now I want you to understand what that means, guys. The trial of your faith. Your faith is on trial right here, right now. Right? We all know what a trial is. We we watch, we have court TV, right? We all know what it is. I want you to understand something, guys. You are not being accused, right? You're not on trial for being accused of something. You're on trial because you are charged with something. Accusations don't lead to courtrooms, charges lead to arrests in courtrooms. You're not being accused of breaking 613 commandments. You are being charged with breaking 613 commandments. You're on trial right now as we speak. Guys, your trial for the charges that you for your charges, for for what you've been charged for, it's not gonna happen after you're said and gone. It's not gonna happen after you're dead. Your trial is happening right here, right now, whether you're aware of it or not, whether you care to know about it or not, it makes no difference. Your faith is on trial. You are being charged, guys. You're not being accused of breaking 613 commandments, you are charged by God for breaking 613 commandments. Now, I know there's a lot of people that listen to us that either still are involved in religion or or came from religion and decided to listen to our podcast, and we appreciate that. But I want you to understand this, guys. Stay in first Peter, go to chapter 4, verse 12, right? Now, I want to read this because this is important, guys. 1 Peter chapter 4, verse 12. Beloved, think it not strange concerning the fury trial, which is to try you as you thought some strange thing happened unto you. Guys, if you're going to church and your pastor is preaching you the God's honest truth, and he's telling you exactly what the Bible says, and he's being 100% truthful with you. This shouldn't be strange, this shouldn't be odd to you, this shouldn't be weird to you that you are under in a trial right now. Your soul is on trial right now. This shouldn't be strange to you, guys. Again, 1 Peter, 1st chapter, verse 7 says that you are on trial. Your soul is on trial. You are charged with 613 charges. That's a lot of charges, guys. Hell, that's more than Donald Trump faced. 613 charges, guys. That's what you're on trial for right now. Not after you die right now. And again, according to Peter, 1 Peter in chapter 4, verse 12, this shouldn't be something that is new to you, something that you just found out if you're going to a church that's preaching the truth. If you're going to a church that's following the Bible, not a book, the Bible, it shouldn't be strange to you. You should already know this is coming. You should already know the trial is taking place right now. And guys, whether you know the trial is taking place or not right now has no bearing on the outcome, has no bearing on the verdict. You will be found guilty if you don't show up to court. If I get arrested in real time, right, say I get arrested for DWI, I bond out, and I don't show up to court, they're gonna come and get me, and I'm just gonna be found guilty because I didn't show up. So, my point is, guys, you're on trial right now. Your faith is on trial. This shouldn't be something new, this shouldn't be something strange, this is something that your pastor should have already talked to you about, should have already dealt with. This should be the first priority in his conversations with you, his first priority in his sermons. Now, I want to get to I want to get to what you're actually charged with, guys, because that's that's kind of important, right? Now, there's a lot of charges, guys, and I'm not gonna go through all 613 of them, but I will go through probably a handful of them. So I if I think I counted it out, it was like 26 out of 613. So this isn't even all of them, guys, but I'm gonna give you you know some of them, and and I can't say some are worse than others because the Bible also says that all sins weigh equally. So let's start with the uh Ten Commandments, right? You're charged with having other gods, that's one charge right there. Now, as I'm reading these guys, I I know what most people are gonna think. Most people are gonna think, well, no, that's not me. No, I didn't do that. No, I didn't do that, guys. If you break one of these, you've broken them all, and then we're gonna cover that too. But I just want to cover what your charges are right now. Remember, you're on trial, this shouldn't be something new to you, and now go to Exodus, right? Exodus 20, chapter 20, verse 1 through 17. It'll tell you at least 10 of those charges. You've been charged, guys, with having other gods. Now, you may say you don't have other gods, but it doesn't matter. That's your charge. That's what you've been charged with, that's what you're going to court for, that's what you're in trial for. You've also been charged with making graven images. Most people can't say that that's not true because how many times you walk into somebody's house and you've seen a picture of some guy with long hair and they say, Oh, that's Jesus. Right? The church, the Catholic Church claims to have uh a piece of wood from the cross that Jesus was actually uh pinned to. Right? Graven images. So you've been charged with that. Now, if you're not Catholic, it again doesn't make a difference. You've still been charged with it either way. Now, guys, these are your charges. It doesn't mean you're found guilty, it just means this is what you're charged with. Now, if you don't believe in Jesus, you will be found guilty, but we'll go over that too. The third thing is shall not take the Lord's name in vain. Right? So if you stubbed your toe and you said, Jesus Christ, stub my toe, son of a bitch. Right? You took the Lord's name in vain, guys. Charged. Uh, the next charge, remember the Sabbath day. Right? Remember the Sabbath day, all right? If you didn't pick one day out of the week, which by the way, just for the record, the Sabbath day is on a Saturday because the Jewish calendar is what it goes by. And the Jewish calendar, their Monday is our Sunday, so their their calendar starts Sunday, and then their Sunday is Saturday. So their seventh day according to the Jewish calendar is Saturday. Ours is Sunday because we're American and we Americanized it. But the point is we're going by the Jewish calendar. Saturday is a Sabbath day. So if you didn't take a Saturday and donate it just to God, just to Jesus, that there you go. That's four charges right there, guys. And I'm not even done. I'm just getting warmed up. Honor your mother and father. Right? Not all of us have the greatest parents in the world, guys. I get it. But you've been charged with not honoring your mother and father, right? Again, we're just this is just based on the law, guys. This isn't based on faith. This is based on the law, the law of Moses, more specifically. Excuse me. Now let's go to the next one. Shall not kill. You've been charged with killing somebody, folks. You've been charged with killing somebody. Now, the Bible says this, guys, if if you hate your neighbor, you've already committed murder in the Lord's eyes. So when the Bible talks about killing somebody, right? You have to kill somebody in order to murder them. If the Bible's talking about killing somebody, okay, it doesn't necessarily mean the physical act of killing somebody, right? The fact that you have hatred for somebody else in your heart, in the Lord's eyes, in Jesus' eyes, you've committed murder against that person. You you have killed that person. So again, these are charges, guys. These are serious charges. You've been charged with uh adultery. So again, I know you're gonna sit here and tell me, well, but but Pastor Khan, I'm not married. Well, okay, but you still got charged with adultery, whether you're married or not. Makes no difference. You've been charged with it. You've been also also you've been charged with stealing. Again, you could say, Well, can I never stole any? That's what your charge is. You're charged, you've been charged with stealing, right? And guys, these are big charges, these aren't little ones. I'm gonna keep going. Uh, it says here that you uh you are charged with false witness against your neighbor. So you've been charged with saying stuff about people that's not true. You've been charged with that. I know. You didn't think it was a big deal to say something that you may not have known whether it was true or not. So you just kind of said it and then you found out it wasn't. So, oops, well, guess what? You've been charged with it. Shall not covet.
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SPEAKER_00For those of you who don't know what covet means, it means that you want something somebody else has. So you're not happy with your house, you want somebody else's house. You're not happy with your car, you want somebody else's car. You're not happy with your wife, you want somebody else's wife. You're not happy with your husband, you want somebody else's husband. You covet what they have, you want what they have. You're jealous of what they have, and you want it. You want their life, their lifestyle, whatever it is you want, you want from them. You've been charged with that, guys. And it keeps going. We're not done. Uh go to Matthew chapter 19, verse 18 through 19. Alright, it'll it'll give you uh six commandments. Alright, and those six commandments are uh the the six commandments that Jesus Jesus threw in there. Now, when I talk about Jesus' six commandments that Jesus proposed, all of them copy four of four of the six, not all. I stay incorrected. Excuse me, four out of the six commandments that Jesus gives, we're already in your old testament, we're already in Exodus 1 through 20, we're already in your Ten Commandments. But Jesus adds two additional ones that are not in your Ten Commandments. He says, You shall not murder. You've been charged with killing somebody and murdering somebody. Killing somebody is, oops, I didn't mean to. Murdering somebody is you premeditated it, you planned it out. You've been charged with both of those. And Jesus also says, uh, you've been charged with not loving your neighbor. Right now, you can say, uh, my neighbor's a real dick bag. Uh that's fine. You can say, Oh, my neighbor's a real bitch bag. That's fine. Say whatever you want to say about your neighbor. The point is, it doesn't change the fact that you've now been charged with not loving your neighbor. That's a fact. And it only gets worse from there, guys. Go to uh Mark chapter 10, verse 19. You've been charged with defrauding people, right? How many people looked at uh at the the Ponzi schemes, right? Well, Bernie madoff said that guy's a real piece of work. Yeah, well, guess what? You got the same charges he's got. You got charged with defrauding people, guys. And for those churches, I want you to hear me. Defrauding people when you're preaching law, you're preaching theology interpretation, you're defrauding people. You've been charged with it. And and even though you're not the pastor and you're in the pews and you're taking in the information, you're not preaching it, but you're taking it in, you're being charged, guys, with defrauding people. Now remember, I told you that murdering somebody, guys, is not a physical act. Go to first John chapter 3, verse 13. It says this whoever, whoever, whosoever, whosoever hates his brother is a murderer. Remember, I told you that's one of your charges, your murder is a murderer, and you know that no murderer has eternal life abiding in him. Nobody who is charged with murder and convicted of murder will ever see heaven. So this is kind of a big court case, it's it's kind of a big charge, guys. This charge will stop you. If you are found guilty of murder, you will not go into heaven. That's what Jesus says. That's not what I'm saying, that's not what our church is saying, that's what the Bible says. If you are found guilty, right now the charge is murder. If you are found guilty of that charge, you will not make it into heaven. It's very crystal clear. I don't have to interpret it, I don't have to go to another book to figure out what it's telling me. I know exactly what it's telling me. I just read it to you. So for those people who say, Well, I never physically killed anybody, that's not fair. It doesn't matter whether you physically did it or not, that's not the point. And just when you think, well, gee, that is that's the end, no, it's not, guys. There's 613 of these, and again, I'm not gonna read all 613, but I want to give you an idea of how big 613 charges are, guys. Well, you got another charge here, right? Additional charges, tithing. You've been charged with not tithing because under the law, you're per you are required to provide 10% of your income. Now, if you provided more, then again, you you didn't tithe correctly, right? You broke the you broke the law. Say you you say you sell, you know, I'm be generous, man. I'm I'm gonna give them 25%, I'm gonna give them 30%. It don't work that way. Now, I understand there are people that say, well, you know, gee, can times are tough. I don't have the money to be given to the church every week like that. I understand, guys. I do. So here's the thing Jesus loves giving you a backup plan, a way out, right? If you don't have money to tithe, then you can give roughly 25 25% of your year produce and livestock. Well, gee, Ken, I'm not a farmer, I don't have any livestock or produce. How am I gonna give 25% of something I don't have? Well, it doesn't matter, guys. It doesn't matter if you don't have 10% to tithe, it doesn't matter if you don't have a farm or livestock, right? Produce, produce, or anything like that. It doesn't matter that you don't have it. The point is you you either do 10% of your income every week, or you do 25% of your possessions to make up for the fact that you're not giving 10%. Lord knows most of us don't do that, guys. Especially people who don't go to church, you've been charged. And even if you did do it, you're still charged, even if you tithe it every week faithfully, you still got charged for it. You still have a charge for it. And I'm gonna explain how you're still being charged, how how these charges are still valid, even though you've tithed it every week. The Bible says, according to James, if you break one, you've broken all of them. If you've broken one law, you've broken all of them. Therefore, if you've broken one, so if you lied at least once in your life, the fact that you tithe every week and give your 10%, it doesn't matter whether you do or not. You already lied, you already broke all the laws, whether you continue to try and do them after that is irrelevant. You've already broken them, you've already been charged with it. So let's go to the next one. Uh, first Timothy chapter 2, verse 12. No women pastors, okay. So under under the law, women are not allowed to preach. So if you have a woman pastor being charged, being charged for having a woman as a pastor. Right? Under the law, they are not permitted to teach, they are not permitted to preach to men under the law of Moses. Now we're not talking about faith, guys. These are all charges you're being charged with under the law of Moses, which you can say doesn't pertain to you because you believe in Jesus, but if you say that and you really don't believe in Jesus, this absolutely pertains to you. Let's go to the next one. Marriage. So if two men and two women can get married under the state law, then it's irrelevant. You can't say, Well, uh, you know, we're not married because we're a same-sex couple. No, you can get married now. So if you're not or you haven't been married to whoever it is that you're sleeping with or having a relationship with, again, it's not about homosexuality, guys. If you're a woman and you're you're having relations with another woman and you're not married to that woman, that's a charge. You're being charged with that. If you're a guy, right, and you have relations with another guy, but you're not married to him, you've broken that law. You've broken that commandment. Doesn't matter how you cut it. If I'm a guy and I have a girlfriend or a fiance and I'm not married to her, I'm breaking the law. If you're a woman and you have a guy as a husband, or or it's not your husband, but he's your fiance or boyfriend, again, you're breaking the law. And again, guys, you only have to break one of these to be guilty of all of them. So say you lied, but you are married. Well, you're still being charged as if you weren't married, you're still being charged as if you had a relationship with this person and not being married. Because you broke one, you broke them all. No cursing. Right? Uh, that's James uh 512. James 512. No cursing. Guys, listen to my podcast. I curse on my podcast. I curse every day in my life. Under the law, I'm guilty as charged. Right? Now we haven't gotten to the part where these are just your charges. I'm not saying you're guilty, right? The Bible is, if you don't believe in Jesus, but we'll get to that. The point is these are charges, guys, that are stacked up against you in a court that's on trial. You're on trial right now in a court case. Right? Right now that's happening. Whether you acknowledge it or not makes no difference. I can ignore the fact the sky's blue, it still doesn't make it not blue, right? If I if I don't, if I act like the sky is not blue, it doesn't not gonna change colors. It's still gonna be blue. Uh so let's go down to the next one. Let's go to Uh let's go to Ephesians Chapter 5 verse 18. Do not get drunk. Now, I don't know how many I don't know, you know, maybe there's a handful of them out there. I don't know. I don't personally know of any 21-year-olds who turned 21 and didn't get a little tipsy just to see what it's like. It's legal, you can do it. Why wouldn't you want to? Right? You want to experience it. I don't know anybody, any young youth who hasn't attempted to get a little lit. Because they want to, you know, they see the adults doing it as kids and they look up to these adults. So oh, they're drinking a beer. Oh, he's getting smashed. Oh, let me get smashed. Guys, we've all even if you've accidentally drank a little too much and got a little, it doesn't matter, it still counts. Doesn't say unless it's an accident. There's no clause in here, guys. There's no fine print. If you've gotten drunk at least once in your life, which I'm pretty sure most people have, most youth experience this and and want to want to experience it, and so they they get a little drunk. You know, it happens, guys. I I got drunk before I was even 21, before I was even old enough to buy a beer. And I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who has that story, right? There's other people that have that story as well. Now, uh, this is what the part where some people are gonna be a little taken back. You're being charged with hair. So let me explain. When I say you're being charged with hair, right? The Bible is very clear about what your hair signifies. When the Bible talks about head coverings, it's talking about your hair. So when a man stands before God, Jesus Himself, he's to have short hair because his hair is not his head is not to be covered. So I'm gonna repeat that. You're being charged with covering your head in front of Jesus because the way it puts it in the Bible is if I want my head covered, I would grow my hair long. If I don't want it covered, I would keep it short. So when a woman stands in front of Jesus, God Almighty, God Himself, she is to have her head covered, not her face, not her body, her head is to be covered, meaning she is supposed to have long hair. Having long hair is something that's equated with feminism, with women, right? Women have long hair. That's how I know if it's a guy or a girl, right? If it if he has short hair, that's a guy. If it's got long hair, that's a girl. If a guy has long hair, he looks like a girl. If a guy, if a girl has short hair, she looks like a dude, right? And I'm not, guys, that's just the way it works. I didn't make those rules. I didn't make the body, I didn't make the the human anatomy. Okay, so what I'm trying to tell you is that you've been charged, if you're a guy, you've been charged with having long hair, which means you've been charged with covering your head, not your face, your head, when you're standing in front of Jesus. If you're a woman and you've had short hair at any point in your life, again, you've been charged with having your head not covered when you stand in front of Jesus. So, again, you've been charged, guys. Uh, now the next one, uh, you know, and again, where I'm getting this from, guys, 1 Corinthians chapter 11, verse 1 through 16. It will tell you about men having short hair, women having long hair. It'll talk about what I just told you about you know, women having their head covered when they stand in front of Jesus, and Jesus also wants guys to not have their head covered when they're standing in front of them. So, my point is, guys, and I know what the argument's gonna be, right? Again, if you don't believe me, go to 1 Corinthians chapter 11, verse 1 through 16, right? And I know what you're gonna tell me, guys. I've been there myself. Most people, especially guys, are gonna say, you know, hey, listen, it's not my fault. I didn't have money for a haircut. I had to get, you know, I had to let my hair grow. I didn't have a choice, I didn't want it that way, I just didn't have the money. Guys, it doesn't matter. Again, there's no clause, there's no fine print, there's no, well, unless you're broke, well, unless you can't afford a haircut, it doesn't work that way, guys. I've been in my in my own life in plenty uh situations, plenty times where I couldn't afford a haircut. It was just a fact my hair was extremely long because I couldn't afford a haircut, I didn't have the money, I was that broke. But it doesn't, it it doesn't matter. The point is I still broke the law. The excuse and the reason as to why you broke any of these laws makes no difference. You broke them, therefore you're charged with them. Now, I want to go down to Leviticus chapter 18, uh, verse 22, and it also makes another reference to it in uh chapter 20, verse 13. This is where it talks about homosexuality. Now, I'm not gonna beat a dead horse under the law, not under faith, under the law, man is not allowed to be with a man, and woman is not allowed to be with a woman. So, you know, listen, I'm not trying to get too involved in anybody's personal life, especially when it comes to their sex life. But I think we can I think it's safe to say, okay, that there are people, handful, whatever the number is, but there are people that have have experimented, right? You got people that are homosexuals, people that are bisexual, which means they're like guys and girls, right? They all broke the law, guys. The law of Moses. Now I want to get to uh I want to go down to Proverbs chapter 6, verse 16 through 17. Alright. You've been charged with running to mischief. Right? We both know mischief isn't a good word, it's not something that's positive. You're running away from Jesus. You're charged with that. If you're running to mischief, you're not running to Jesus. You're you're charged with running away from Jesus. That's a charge. That's on the on the books, guys. Now, you've also been charged with uh you've also been charged with pride. Okay, pride. You ever sit back and look at something and say, Yeah, man, I did a hell of a job on that. Man, I I crushed that. Right? That's pride. You've been charged with it, guys. Prideful man. You know, not for nothing, but pride is actually, you know, it's funny because people always tell me that homosexuality is an abomination to God. But you ever notice how somebody when they say that, the person that's saying that is proud that they're not a homosexual? And it's funny because the Bible says that pride is also an abomination to God. So you got one guy who's laughing at the other guy because oh, he's he's an abomination. He's he's got homosexuality working over there. At the same time, he's committing an abomination by being prideful that he is not a homosexual or that he doesn't have those desires. I don't get it, but there it is. All right, now I want to keep going, guys. Well, I know you thought we were over. Uh so now this one, uh Leviticus chapter 18, verse 23. Now, again, bestiality. For those of you who don't know what bestiality is, it's on the docket, you've been charged with it. It's having sexual relations with an animal. Right? I've never done that, right? Nobody in my camp has ever done that, right? I'm pretty sure most people have not committed this act. Nonetheless, whether you've committed it or not, you've broken at least one, you broke them all, which means you are charged with bestiality. You are charged with having sexual relations with an animal. Again, it doesn't matter that you never did it, you never murdered anybody physically either. But the point is, still had hatred in your heart. So again, you're getting tagged for it. Uh, so let's go down to Matthew chapter 5, verse 32. This is for those people that say, Well, but I'm not married. Okay. Fornication. Excuse me. So you've been charged with having sex outside of marriage. Oh, but kind of been married 20 years. Okay. But you weren't married before that. You had sex before that. Right? So it doesn't matter that you're married now and you've been married for 20 years. You don't get the luxury to white out the 10 years before you got married where you were banging everything under the sun. You don't get that luxury. You've been charged, you did it. Even if you had sex once, one time before you were married, even if it's to your wife that you have now, you weren't married when it happened. Therefore, it's fornication. Therefore, you've been charged. You've also been charged, guys. Go to uh stay in Leviticus, go to uh chapter 19, verse 28. Do not mark the temple, guys. I don't have one single tattoo on my body, I don't have one earring in my ear. Right, but nonetheless, again, you've been charged, guys, with marking the temple, your body, more specifically. When the Bible talks about temples, it's talking about your body, right? It's talking about your body, your body is the is a temple, just like Jesus Christ's body is a temple for God, Jesus. Okay, so it's a temple, your body is a temple. You are charged with marking it up, even if you haven't, you're still being charged with it, guys. Uh, let's go down to uh well, let me do this first Corinthians chapter six, verse 19. What know you not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you? So again, guys, I'm not it's not my interpretation, it's not my theology, okay, that's telling you your body is the temple that the Bible is talking about. I literally just read it to you. Ready in Leviticus 19, chapter 20, uh night chapter Leviticus chapter 19, verse 28, tells you do not mark the temple. First Corinthians chapter 6, verse 19 tells you that your body is the temple. So you're charged for marking your own body. Again, I don't have a mark on me, guys, but I'm still charged with it under the law because I broke at least one law. I've I've at least lied one time in my life. I've I've had sex outside of marriage at least one time in my life. I couldn't afford a haircut at certain points in my life, so I had long hair and I'm a dude. That's three charges I damn sure broke. Three laws I damn sure broke. Right? So this is no different, guys. You're charged charged with marking the temple. Now, I want to I want to go back to Leviticus because if we go to Leviticus, right, and we stay in Leviticus and we go to uh chapter 11, right? Uh verse 20 through 25. Uh matter of fact, go 20 through 26. So Leviticus chapter 11, 20 through 26, right? 20 through 26 talks about food restrictions, guys. In the Bible, there's certain foods that you can't eat, right? And I'm not gonna go through all the foods that you can't eat because there's quite a few of them, but the point is that there's certain foods, like seafood, for example, that you you you're not allowed to eat. There's certain animals that you're not allowed to eat under the law. Now it gets a little bit more in depth. Just to give you an example, I I personally am not a fan of getting, you know, when I go to a restaurant and I order my my steak or my burger, right? I get it like medium well, you know, I like it a little pink in the middle, but I I don't want it raw or bleeding, right? And it's not because the Bible, it's just because I think it's gross personally. But that's got nothing to do with what the Bible says, right? My opinion doesn't matter. What I'm trying to get at is that under the food restriction, guys, you're not allowed to take in blood, even if it's animal, right? You're saying it's not human blood, it's an animal, blood from an animal. It doesn't matter. The Bible, under the food restrictions in Leviticus chapter 11, tells you you can't have the animal from the blood. The blood from the animal, I mean, because the the blood from that animal represents life. You're eating that blood, you're not allowed to. You're not allowed to have your meat raw, it has to be cooked. Now, I know there's a lot of people that like the blood, they like the raw meat, and then they order it purposely, and that's their thing. And I'm not condoning you for it, I'm not coming down on you guys for it. What I'm trying to tell you is you've been charged with breaking the food restrictions under the law, because under the law of Moses, you are not allowed to take in blood, you're not allowed to eat the blood, you're not allowed to eat raw meat. Now, I know, like I said, guys, I know the first reaction is that you're gonna think, well, you know, I might have broken one or two of those, but I, you know, I didn't break all of them. Right? And and you can say, nah, well, you know, I changed my ways, I don't do that anymore. You know, I I don't grow my hair out long anymore, and and you know, I don't lie anymore, and I don't really care what the neighbor has anymore. I'm not trying to keep up with the Joneses anymore, right? And you can make all these changes in your life, and you can say I'm not, but the truth is, guys, you're gonna continue to break the laws at some point over and over again. You're never gonna not step on a landmine. There's 613 of them. Good luck. Now, again, I I know people well, I never murdered anybody physically, so it doesn't count. Well, guys, listen you're you you you're gonna be found guilty because the the prosecutor, so to speak, can prove that you did one or all of these things. And how can they prove it? They prove it with the Bible, guys. Uh Acts 1339. And by him all that believe are justified from all things from which you could not be justified by the law of Moses. Now go down to James chapter two, verse ten. For whoever so shall keep the whole law and yet offend in one point he is guilty of all. You're guilty, guys. You're guilty of all six hundred and thirteen commandments. As it stands right now, I read to you twenty-six out of the six hundred and thirteen commandments. More importantly, more specifically, I read you twenty-six charges out of six hundred and thirteen charges that you've been charged with. The prosecutor can prove you're guilty. He can prove you're guilty because you can't be justified by the law of Moses. I just told you that in Acts 11, uh in Acts 13, 13, 39. In James 2, 10, if you broke one, you're guilty of all of them. And we all know that we broke at least one. Anybody who says they haven't broken at least one law of Moses, they're lying to you. Because if that was the case, then Jesus wouldn't be the only perfect Lamb and would contradict the Bible. And if that's not proof enough that you are guilty on all sixteen, six hundred and thirteen counts, go to First Corinthians chapter fifteen, verse fifty-six. The sting of death is sin, and the strength of sin is the law. So, again, guys, you're right now, if you're not aware of the court case, the trial that's going on right now, and it's a strange thing to you because you're following religion and not the Bible, you're following theology and interpretation instead of the truth, you're guilty of all of these six hundred and thirteen to be exact.