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||CHESTER BENNINGTON - ONE MORE LIGHT TRIBUTE (TRIBUTE COVER)|| - Duration: 4:12.
#Make Chester Proud
Should've stayed
were there signs
I ignored?
Can I
help you , not to hurt
anymore?
We saw brilliance
when the world
was asleep
There are things
that we can have
but can't keep
If they say
Who cares if one more light
goes out? In a sky of
a million stars
It flickers, flickers
Who
cares when someone's time runs
out? If a moment
is all we are
Or quicker, quicker
Who cares if one more light goes
out? Well I
do
The reminders pull the
floor from your feet
In the kitchen
one more chair
than you need
oh
And you're angry
and you should be
it's not fair
Just 'cause you can't see it
doesn't mean it
isn't there
If they say
Who cares if one more light goes
out? In a sky of a
million stars It
flickers, flickers
Who cares when someone's time runs out?
If a moment
is all we are
Or quicker, quicker
Who cares if one more light goes
out?
Well I do
I Do !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who cares if one more light goes
out? In a sky of a
million stars It
flickers, flickers
Who cares when someone's time
runs out? If a moment
is all we are
Or quicker
quicker
Who cares if one more light goes
out?
Well I
do
Well I
do
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Grace and Forgiveness | Group's KidVid Cinema - Duration: 4:06.
Thanks for watching Lifetree Kids!
My name is Keizo and I'm nine years old.
Named after a samurai my grandma's Japanese family.
And I'm Keizo's mom and my name is Miki.
I like playing sports and hanging out with my family.
I have a pet guinea pig and his name is Chewy.
I have to clean the cage, feed him every day and change his water every two days.
I like guinea pigs because they're fluffy and they make cute noises.
Keizo and his family love to spend time together.
Our family likes to play games a lot, mostly board games but we also like to play video
games together.
I like playing video games with my dad and my brother.
My favorite video games are LEGO games and sports games because I try to beat my brother
in them.
Keizo and his big brother like to borrow video games from their local library.
Their parents have a rule that when the kids get a library card they are responsible for
the materials that they check out.
One day, Keizo and his mom went to the library to return their games and books.
When they arrived, they were surprised to discover that Keizo had failed to return the
games and they were very overdue.
So we went to the library together and Keizo had pulled some other video games that he
had wanted to check out and when we went to, when we put his card in the slot, we had to
see a librarian.
And so we went there and I expected that there would probably be a fine and usually it's
about ten dollars.
After you reach $10 that won't let you check out materials anymore.
And the librarian said that I had a $60 fine and I was freaked out.
That was quite a fine.
That meant the games were overdue for a long period of time and so I was just scrambling,
like what are we going to do with that.
Initially I asked the librarian at the desk, "Is there any mercy?
Is there any way the fine can be reduced?"
And she had to call another librarian, I guess who was more senior librarian and so while
we were waiting for that librarian to come I looked at Keizo and I said, We're going
to have to figure something out because that's quite serious.
I was getting really scared and nervous when the librarian had to go talk to the other
librarian about my fine.
Even though he was scared, Keizo knew that in the Bible it says "Here on earth you
will have many trials and sorrows.
But take heart because I have overcome the world."
And so when the librarian came I had Keizo actually explain the situation to the librarian
and take responsibility for his mistake.
And the librarian listened very patiently and was very kind and spoke directly to him
and said, you know, you do understand that when you check out materials it is your responsibility
to turn them back in.
But the librarian offered grace and said, we'd be happy to reduce your fine in half,
so instead of $60 it's going to be $30.
I had to pay the fine with my allowance.
It's a big responsibility to check out books and video games from the library.
Keizo made a mistake when he failed to take the games back when they were due.
Isn't it great that God's love is so big that even when we make mistakes he doesn't
abandon us?
God helped Keizo and he will help you.
When you do wrong…Jesus rescues!
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The fast and easy way to make popular YouTube videos - Duration: 6:33.
Hi.
Today we are going to take a look at how to record a YouTube video so you can look really
good while doing it.
So first you need some proper lighting inside and take a look at and read about three-point
lighting and color temperature.
Now I don't have 3 lights, I only have this one here and it's one temperature.
But I am going to use the outside ambient and the sun and remove the blinds.
So now I have light from the outside in one temperature and I am just going to add this
one and it's a different temperature, so it is not going to be all that good but you know,
you can't get all in one day.
So now I have a bit for the other side as well, and we need something in the background.
And behind me have these shelves with all the gadgets I use when I make videos like this.
And now this is falling over but yeah, just, right.
So there's some lighting on all of these shelves so I can turn that on and so there is something
interesting in the background as well.
So now we have something in the background as well and you can see it's third color temperature
and but it's OK if you have a good camera which I don't, then you can focus on your
face and have everything a bit blurry in the background, a shallow depth of field.
And if your viewers are into Apple products, make sure that you have all your Apple products are in view.
For example, I have my iMac here and.
Remember you iPhone, just casually place it like her because, you know, it is just where it is.
It doesn't matter, it just happens to be there, you know, no biggie, and maybe an iPod Nano
another iPhone.
You know, whatever, it just happens to be there, it is just how it is.
And if you want to present yourself even better then some musical instruments in the background.
Maybe that's a good idea, maybe you should try that.
Yeah, let's try that.
Much better, you see it looks substantial now, you are someone to be reckoned with,
you have creative powers also.
I need another.
Two instruments, even better.
Even better yet if you have different instruments, because them, wow, you can play multiple instruments,
that's awesome.
So now we have the gadgets and the background and the instruments and it is almost there.
I am still not entirely convincing yet, because there is something very important missing
in this picture.
Because if you are to take what I am saying seriously, then, unlike TV where you hide
all the small microphones, that does not work on YouTube.
On YouTube, you need a big microphone, because the more,, let me show you.
I am right here.
So now we are almost there, we have the background, we have the lighting, we have the gadgets,
we have the instruments for the creative side.
We have the big microphone so that we can see that you are serious and what you are
saying are important and people should be listening to you.
Also even if they can't see you, that doesn't matter, all the other things are important.
If you have something like, here's a mug from Aperture Science Innovators, we can you put
that casually here.
An old game, an old joke.
So the last thing you need to do now is to adjust the sound because it is very important
the sound is good and it sounds right and it is not clipping, it is not too loud and
spend some time adjusting it.
Check, check, 1, 2, 3, check check
[sounds gets more and more distorted].
And then all you need are some fancy graphics and pick a topic that is popular on YouTube.
I completely forgot one more thing, it is, just a second.
You should, of course, have some site running on your screen behind you, it counts up all
the new subscribers to your channel.
It's another one of those things, it's just casually there in the background, no need
to mention it or, you know, acknowledge that it's there.
It is just sitting there quietly in the background and you just forgot about it.
So that is just about it.
I think I have covered all bases now.
I think that all you need to do now is to come up with some fancy graphics and find
a popular topic that's really popular on YouTube right now and then have an opinion on that.
You know because with the big microphone.
It's got to be important what you have to say, everyone would acknowledge that and say
hey, what he is saying there, that's really something because he has the big microphone,
you know.
Let's try it out, I have adjusted the sound, light and everything is ready.
[unintelligible garbled voice]
Now don't forget to hit the like button, it really helps out a lot and if you feel like
it, share it and comment on, and well you could also subscribe.
But no pressure.
Until next time, see you on the interwebs.
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My First Ever Sewing Project! - Duration: 6:56.
Hey! Today i'll show you my first sewing project!
My name is Asumpt and i make diy fashion videos here on youtube
so if youre interested in that please subscribe
so for my first project, i was inspired by pleats and made a skirt
I made an a line skirt that had pleated layers
so let me show you the project
this is the skirt
It probably looks decent ontop, but you don't want to see the inside
it has 4 layers
an elasticated waist
the pleats are also not even
the lining doesnt match the fabric
theres no overlocking either
safety pin
so yeah, that was my first sewing project
I hope you enjoyed this ideo. If you like it please subscribe! and iill see you in the next video
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C-peptide — The Secret Test That Saved Anna's Life - Duration: 13:45.
My C-peptide was registering at 0.8.
Now, the range given by Quest Diagnostics is 0.8 - 3.85.
And so, I was registering at the low end, which my doctor had thought was still considered
the normal range, and that's why I was believing
that I was still producing insulin.
I knew it was low, but I thought it was still okay.
But what Cyrus was able to explain to me was that, that meant that my body wasn't producing
enough insulin to meet my own metabolic needs.
That by consuming any food I was going to go
high, because my body was not producing sufficient insulin.
And so, because of that, that one piece of information was essential, it was the critical
piece of information that was missing.
[Music]
My name is Anna and I was first diagnosed with diabetes 11 years ago, when I was pregnant
with my daughter, and during that first pregnancy my blood sugars were all over the place, and
with my second pregnancy I actually used insulin.
I was pregnant with my son, about 20 months later and after I delivered him, my blood
sugar never stabilized.
I started down the road of a lot of different medications.
So, first I was just on 500 milligrams of metformin once a day, then twice a day, then
a thousand twice a day.
Then Victoza started off at 0.6, worked up to 1.2, you know, every
few months I'd go back to the doctor, and up we go,
1.8.
So, eventually I was just on the highest dose of every medication.
Let's see, it was metformin, Victoza, Jardiance and Actos.
I think that's where we ended.
And when I saw the doctor at that point, he said,
"we've probably still got a few more medications we
could try."
I thought to myself, there has to be a better way, this can't be the best that I can do
for myself.
I had, all along the way, been trying everything I had done.
60-day juice cleanses.
I was, you know, barely eating anything.
I was hungry all the time, I was living on nuts, and seeds, and
eggs and thought I was doing, you know, a great job for myself avoiding carbs.
And of course I was getting sicker and sicker.
And it was right before Thanksgiving, and I watched "What The Health" and I googled
Dr. Barnard, and I got his book, on rushed delivered
from Amazon, and it's the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, and arrived, I stayed up all
night reading it.
We left from my in-laws on Wednesday morning, and I was vegan, and from
that moment forward I hadn't eaten any meat.
And then I found the Mastering Diabetes program, and I talked to Cyrus, and one of the first
things he said to me when I listed all the things I've been doing, and how careful I
had been with my diet, was that I needed to have my C-peptide
test right away.
He said, "I think you probably are going to need insulin, given what you're
describing."
And I completely ignored that, and thought no, there's no way, I'll be able to
do this by just modifying my diet.
When I had my blood work done, C-peptide was registering at 0.8.
Now, the range given by Quest Diagnostics is 0.82-3.85.
And so, I was registering at the low end, which my doctor had
thought was still considered the normal range, and that's why I was believing that I was
still producing insulin.
I knew it was low, but I thought it was still okay.
But what Cyrus was able to explain to me was that, that meant that my body wasn't producing
enough insulin to meet my own metabolic needs.
That by consuming any food I was going to go
high, because my body was not producing sufficient insulin.
And so, because of that, that one piece of information was essential, it was the critical
piece of information that was missing.
It didn't matter how little I ate, there was nothing that I was going
to do, other than not eat at all, that would allow my body to have the insulin it needed.
Really, not even even if I had starved myself.
I mean, I was eating a vegan ketogenic diet, so I basically was just eating vegetables
and leaves, and it still wasn't enough to get
my numbers low.
And I was still taking metformin at the time.
So, even taking medication and not eating, I still was not producing enough insulin to
cover the food that I was eating.
And so, it just left me always feeling defeat, and feeling as if I had failed, because I
was trying to be so good with my diet, and so perfectly
restrictive, and so controlled with absolutely every
bite.
But then, to see those numbers on the meter, you know, 180, 160, 200, 250.
If I ate any beans at all, if I had eaten any beans at
all, my numbers would go up to 180, 190, 200, 250.
Any carbs would cause a tremendous increase in
my blood sugar levels.
And so, when Cyrus was able to explain to me, and he took the time, one-on-one on the
phone, during this small group coaching, to really
explain to me what was happening inside my body,
and why it wasn't working, it made so much sense.
It took me a while, at least 24 hours to process the information, because I had been so focused
on reversing my diabetes, and that was all I had cared about.
I just wanted to get off my medication, I wanted to be the person who
reversed their diabetes and got better.
And that was never going to be possible, but that was okay,
because I had a solution that actually worked.
Why I wanted to reverse my diabetes, was because nothing was working.
I would take these medications, but I still couldn't eat.
And so, the whole goal of trying to get off the medication and
reverse my diabetes, was I wanted to be able to eat and be healthy.
Now, I can eat and be healthy, and so it really is just the perfect
combination, you know, to be able to eat, to eat
healthy, vibrant, living food, and to feel good, and to have my sugars respond, my blood
sugar numbers respond, and to be perfect every time,
it's such a relief.
And so, I don't worry right now about getting off of this, or trying to use less of that,
or get off of it.
I'm using just the right amount for my body.
My body is incredibly insulin sensitive, I respond
immediately to insulin, so it's not like I have to wait a long time, and my numbers never
want to come down, because I follow the diet, and
because I follow their program, and I only eat green
light foods, and I really stay away from yellow light foods.
And then, if you go through their program, you'll see they have a whole formula of foods
that you can eat, and things that you can't, and
it's actually incredibly simple.
This isn't a complicated formula, food combining, and you
know needing to do certain things.
It's very simple, it's incredibly straightforward.
And because of that, and because of a support I've received, I've just been incredibly healthy
through this process.
I received so much support.
Every question that I've had, has been answered, and quickly, not like when I call
the doctor's office, and sometimes I have to wait over
a week for a reply, and call multiple times.
It just isn't like that, you'll have all the support you
need to be successful.
And sometimes success doesn't look like what you thought it was going to be.
For me, I thought I would be getting off of all these medications,
and the truth is, I did.
I got off all the medications, I just had to take one more, but it works.
And that was the problem, all those medications, year
after year, just increasing the dose, and adding another medication, every time I get
to the highest dose of a medication, then they would
add a new medication.
And every time I get to the highest dose of that, they just add another
one.
And I'm sure my endocrinologist have more in
store for me, but now I don't need them.
And it's a tremendous relief.
And it's great to be able to travel, and know that you can make healthy choices, and I don't
have to, what was happening before, I started on
the insulin, as I would just open up the refrigerator door and stare at all of this wonderful, healthy
food, and have no idea what to eat.
There was just nothing that I felt like was an acceptable
choice, that wasn't going to harm my body.
And so, I would open the refrigerator door, and stare at everything, and close it again.
And open it, look, be hungry and just close it, because
I couldn't figure out what was the right thing to eat.
So that C-peptide was essential.
And interestingly, in my 11 years of being diabetic, nobody had
ever ordered it.
I had to ask for it, and was turned down by my endocrinologist, and then had to
go to my primary care doctor, who doesn't specialize in diabetes, so she didn't even
know how to order it, or what exactly it was.
So, it really was the insistence of the program and Cyrus insisting that I get that done when
I started this process, that has made all the
difference for me.
And I'm so grateful for that.
Some of my favorite things to eat, since discovering this Mastering Diabetes program are
actually incredibly simple.
I love a big salad.
I thought I would miss the olive oil and fancy dressings, but I love it now, just drizzled
with some balsamic vinegar, I chopped some fruit up in
there, and I keep it incredibly simple.
The interesting thing with this program is, you don't have to do a bunch of complicated
meals, it really is so simple to just open up a big
pouch of salad, chop up a nectarine, or a peach, or
some oranges, throw a little balsamic vinegar on there, maybe some beans.
But I keep it incredibly simple.
I like to just be able to grab food and go.
I also enjoy a lot of fruits.
I have been loving cherries, and mangoes, and peaches, and
nectarines, and we're just getting in our Jersey blueberries, so those are delicious
too.
And it's so great to have all of this wonderful fruit
available.
And then hummus is actually the other thing that I've been enjoying.
I do try and get a good amount of beans in every day, and I find the
hummus is a really easy way to get them, and I just
mix it on a salad.
And, I eat a salad a couple times a day.
I buy a 1-pound tub of organic greens, from the supermarket, and I eat that every
day.
I do try and get in at least a pound of greens, I
usually go a little bit over that, and then I do a lot of chopped up raw vegetables.
So my time in the kitchen is really minimal.
It's so liberating, not having to think about cooking.
You just open up a package of lettuce, and eat it, and it's great: And I never, ever,
thought I would eat salad without a fancy dressing.
And it's amazing how much my taste buds have changed.
Things that I never really liked before, like a spring mix, I now enjoy thoroughly,
or like raw kale, I never thought that that would be the
kind of salad that I would crave.
But I really do enjoy it.
And whenever I travel away, and I have to eat food someplace else, I can't wait to
get back home to my own salads, that I like, that are
made just the way I like.
I stayed away from fruit or really limited myself, you know, small apple a day.
Well, now I am like, I don't know, like 15 pieces of fruit
a day.
So, it's more than an apple a day.
But, I just enjoy knowing that all those micronutrients, they're
getting into my body, and helping me be healthy.
So, it feels like I have a much less conflicted relationship with food.
I don't feel like food is the enemy anymore, that my body is betraying me.
My body's working exactly the way it's supposed to.
I think it's really important to understand that doctors are trying to do the best they
can, they really care about us, and they believe that
certain things are the healthiest for us.
And so, when they're responding in a negative way, as you
approached them about your Whole Foods, Plant- Based diet, low-fat, they're not angry, they're
just concerned.
They don't know what you're doing, they may not be educated.
I think there are a lot of doctors who are willing to listen, and
hear what you're doing, and kind of see, and let the numbers be the guide.
So that if you say, "let's just give it three months, and see what happens to my numbers",
I think there's going to be a willingness to consider
what you have to say.
I think there are also some doctors who aren't.
They don't have time in their busy practices to
educate themselves, or learn about what specifically you're doing.
They need their patients on the same medication so they can manage them,
and that's what they're comfortable with, and
that's what they know how to use.
And that's wonderful for them, and that works great for many
of their patients, and that's fine.
It just may not work for you during this program.
And so, I would say that it's also important to consider your own needs, that they are
valuable.
And if it's, you know, even if it's somebody a couple hours away, to make the time to make
that connection.
It really was helpful for me when I was taking the insulin, starting on the insulin, to
have a doctor who understood this program.
And so, it was worth it to me to travel a few hours.
It's not like I need to see him all the time, it really is only a couple times a year.
Although I will say that, with the Mastering Diabetes team behind you, it's really not
necessary.
This program is sufficient, and the information is really accurate.
For diabetes specifically, this program is exceptional.
It really gets the job done, in a way that nothing else does.
Because it really focuses on fat, in a different way.
A lot of the other programs include fat, or processed
foods, and that's really was eliminated in this program.
So, whereas other programs may promote the use of tofu, or using nuts at
every meal, this program really does not, and that has
made the difference.
And I can tell you that the few times that I try to incorporate more now my
blood sugar immediately increases.
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Hamile Olduğumu Nasıl Öğrendim - Bebek(ler) Cinsiyet Ne? | When Did We Find Out We Are Mom & Dad 👪 - Duration: 19:09.
Hello friends, Hello
today we came with good news
today we have a very good news already...
you might have seen the short trailer we uploaded
first and foremost I will tell you...
how I plan the surprise
Nuru too will relax a bit he is so excitement
he is still excitement over it
really since last...
Sunday till today everyday...
that's my topic for discussion
is your baby going to be a boy or girl
which do you want, all day my friends at work that's what we talk about
And You (Our lovely subscribers) we didn't share this news on a more serious note with you
there was a short video we shared on Instagram
we didn't give you details on the surprise...
arrangement the woman of my child tobe made for me
how they plan it and...
really speaking it was a great arrangement, the best surprise...
I have ever seen in my
the surprise of me becoming a father
I love you so musch
I love you too
how did I learnt that am pregnant
actually there wasn't any signs I didn't...
the stomach aces. I recently started seeing them
No stomach aces no vomiting nothing
I just feel it
Nuru is asking how did you know? I said I just felt it
already if there was signs f pregnancy Nuru would have notice
Because there weren't any that's why
It was too early even...
from our calculations is 5 weeks now
5 weeks is still early
not 5 weeks this will be the 7th week
is it up to 7 weeks
yeah 7th week, you learnt a week ago and...
em.. already we normally..
we had a photoshoot arrangement with our friend Kadir Ateş he is a photographer
also Sister Dilek
she is a Designer, she said let me design a dress for you, so that you wear on the photo-shoot
em.. it fit perfectly
Things just fit into each other like that, there wasn't any pre-arrangement in my mind
I learn that am pregnant 2 days before the day of the photo-shoot
I mean I did test (HPT) but I couldn't believe it
I didn' believe it
So I went to the Doctor and confirmed it but then how do I hide this from Nuru
I have never hide anyting from him
It was a very dificult task for me
she can't hide anything from me for more than two days
I can't
that day Nuru came home from work very late he went to cut his hair
one of the signs of pregnancy is sleeping, normally I don't sleep much ,
so because he came home late I also went to bed right away
before he even came home
that was how I hide it from him
and from that day I have been crying over everything
I cry from love, I cry over hiding this from Nuru
the photo shoot was at Pursaklar (an araa in Ankara)
she went to take a bus, she couldn't find the bus stop
she called me, crying over and over
I was also at the tailor's place
I sent a Shirt there for alteration
I sow this afican dashiki strips on it
I went the tailor wasn't around he doesn't work on sundays
I called he said his coming for hours
I was waiting, she's on the phone crying and crying
even the photographer she cried on the phone with him
I cry oer everything
there is a lot of emotions involved
earlier on I said nuru went to cut his hair
that was the time I went to the hospital
after our honeymoon there was a bit of pregnancy suspicions
I always say what if am pregnant
already I love to have a child I always expect
I used to pray that may this blessed ramadan month brings us babay
should we have a baby in this month he or she will be a blessed child
not knowing God accepts my prayer
you know sometimes you pray for something
and not quickly expecting a results
I made such prayers
and God answers me
we didn't know.
you know my love, that night when you call saying am in the hospital ı was expecting a baby news
yeah I know you were expecting baby news,
everyday in the ramadan month on iftar table you always pray for baby
so she called me am in the hospital but nothing serious am ok
I was also at Keçioren to cut my hair
my phone power was going off too, I think I had 3% charge
she called I answered, My love am not feeling good am in the hospital but nothing to worry am ok
then my phone went off
should I alite and comeback home
or should I reach Awudus place and called her
but because she said am ok I didn't come back
I called awudu I told him to tell Nuru not to return home am fine
because I know Nuru he will return back
as soon as ı each there she called
and see how she sold the lie to me
I was so excited I thought I was pregnant but I wasn't
after hearing that I felt so bad
for me I know Nuru will suspect something, I rarely goes to hospital
from there I bought your lie and removed pregnancy and baby from my head
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Is Oral Sex a Sin in Marriage? | Dave and Ashley Willis - Duration: 2:59.
- Hey guys, Dave and Ashley Willis
here with MarriageToday.
And we are excited about today's topic.
It's one of the most common questions that we get.
And it's kind of a hot topic, I guess.
And the question is, cutting right to the chase,
is oral sex a sin in marriage?
And sweetie, why don't you tackle this one?
- And we get that all the time.
I mean, all the time from both husbands and wives.
And you know, when you look in the Bible,
'cause that's where we're gonna go,
that's the best marriage book there is, is the Bible.
And so, when you look in it,
we have not found anything that directly goes against oral
and in fact, if you look to the book of Song of Solomon,
it is very clear that that was going on
in the Book of Song of Solomon
and if you're not familiar with that book,
I highly suggest that you read it.
It's very steamy and it's really this beautiful picture
of a husband and a wife
who are passionately pursuing one another.
And it's very sexual in nature.
- It is, the bottom line, here's the beauty of it.
God made sex, we act like the devil owns it now, right?
And so, 'cause he's tried to hijack it
and try to redefine it but within the gift of marriage,
within the covenant of marriage,
there's a ton of freedom for you
to express your love to one another as long as,
as long as there's mutual consent, right?
If it's one spouse always pressuring the other
to do something, whether it's oral sex or some other act,
then that's gonna create tension.
But as long as there's mutual, it's a safe place.
Your bedroom, your marriage bed
should be the safest place on earth for both of you.
But also a place to express creativity,
a place with a lot of freedom.
And so, just give yourself permission to have fun.
Sex is supposed to be fun in marriage,
and as Christian married couples following God's plan
for sex in marriage, we should be having
the best sex on the planet.
The most uninhibited love making on the planet
because we're using the gift
the way it was meant to be used.
- Exactly and when you look at kinda the boundaries
that are put there for sex,
like Dave said, there's a lot of freedom there.
But it's very clear in the word
that we should not bring other people
into the marriage bed, in person or virtually.
And so, we really need to watch out for things
like pornography and even kinda some of the things
we read and that we can even watch in modern day movies.
We just have to be very careful where our minds go
because it's meant to be focused on one another.
- Right, it's all about each other.
Because all those other things
will try to just train your mind towards lust
and even marriage, you'll be acting out different things
really just to feed that lust
instead of it being an expression of love for one another.
Lust looks at someone just as an object to be used.
Love looks at someone as a soul to be cherished
and within marriage,
it all has to be rooted in that love for each other.
But as long as it is, have fun.
- That's right, have fun.
- Have fun, it's supposed to be fun.
We've got a lot more resources on the subjects of sex
and a lot of other subjects
that can help you with your marriage.
You can click on the link below,
you can subscribe to the YouTube channel
where you'll be the first to know about all the videos
and check out MarriageToday.com
which is a one-stop shop for everything.
There's a ton of free resources there
and we'll continue the conversation there.
Thanks for watching guys.
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MAHIYAING MANOK | KWENTONG TAGALOG | KIDS READING WITH ENGLISH/TAGALOG SUBTITLES - Duration: 5:54.
The Timid Chicken
Story by Rebecca T. Anonuevo
Illustrated by Ruben de Jesus
(MUSIC)
Mang Oca's roosters don't seem to grow tired.
The moment one of them crows, the others will follow.
They will crow and crow by the hour
From morning till noon, till dusk, till midnight --
All of them alert, all of them awake.
"Taktalaoooooooook!"
"Taktalaoooooooook!"
"Taktalaoooooooook!"
"Taktalaoooooooook!"
"Taktalaoooooooook!"
"Ta-tak-tak-tok-tuk."
Onyok, the youngest of the roosters,
is the only one who sulks.
His beak turns red again
But he still can't crow like the others.
One day, his beak turns black.
Onyok slips on the mud as a storm forms in the sky.
The more Onyok cannot look at his neighbors straight in the eye;
Oh no, he won't Even join them--
-these roosters old and young who eat together like one, big gang.
Onyok hides in his little corner.
He's always sleepy.
He always sobs.
He always sinks and sags.
His beak folds every time he tries to crow like the others.
"Ugh, ugh."
Onyok can only cough his lungs out and no more.
So the others like to think,
To the question which comes first--
The chicken or the egg -- if Onyok is the egg,
he has definitely chickened out.
In Onyok's mind, the others are laughing at him.
They are crowing and crowing
And there is no end to their crowing
Because they're all making fun of him!
"Onyok," his friend Kokok says,
"Our fellow roosters are good-hearted.
They only want you to learn to crow,
So crow and crow, keep on practicing,
Don't give up.
What are you a rooster for if you can't crow with all your might?"
"My dear friend Kokok,
Why did I have to be born?
Why did I have to be a rooster when all the sound I could make is BAWL?
What voice is this I have when it can't be useful?
Do you call it a voice after all when it cuts worse than a rusty ax?"
Onyok's mother is listening to her son.
She touches him gently, she sings to him,
She makes him smile.
"Onyok, my dear Onyok, no other voice can be more beautiful than yours,
that is music when it trembles because it is pure."
"Krrrruuukkk," Onyok murmurs, as he blows his nose!
He bends his head and tries to crow.
"Look at all the roosters, Onyok.
No one bends his head when he starts to crow.
Whether they wear a crown or none at all,
Whether they are white or red,
They joyfully wake up, and wake up others with joy,
They raise their heads to the sky, clap their wings,
Give honor to the self and to the world around."
"Ta-ta-tak-talaoooooooook!"
Onyok!
Yes, it's Onyok!
The shy, little rooster,
Stretches his back,
Stomps his legs,
Raises his neck,
Spread his wings,
And crows, the high crows without end.
"Ta-ta-tak-talaoooooooook!"
"Ta-ta-tak-talaoooooooook!"
Now, Onyok the young rooster cannot be stopped from crowing.
One day, he tells his mother and his friend Kokok,
"When I grow up, I will teach the other shy, little roosters
how to crow the finest crow."
"First: Stand straight..."
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Is the Atheist Prejudice Against the Bible? (Greg Bahnsen) - Duration: 12:45.
Sometimes you'll find unbelievers
both educated and uneducated
Who will take the offensive against Christianity before they become familiar with what they're really talking about?
so that in the place of research and honest assessment of the available evidence what they end up giving you is
Personal conjecture about what seems likely to them
Trust me
About 90% of the arguments you hear against Christianity come right out of this from people who have no idea what they're talking about
But it just seems like it to them
It's not as though they've read a book on the subject have done any research much less have become
Philosophically astute and have thought it through
These are people who have heard this or heard that it just seems like this to them for instance
The Bible was supposed to be written many hundreds of years ago
And so it will seem likely to many unbelievers that we cannot trust
The text of the Bible which we have in our hands today
They will think surely scribes have altered and supplemented the original text so much
That we cannot be sure what was originally are actually written by Moses or Jeremiah or John or Paul?
Why we know what we read in our Bibles came from the pen of some monk in the dark ages
you ever heard people say that I
Hear it all the time. People say well, we don't know what the Bible originally said anyway
Now that kind of ignorant
criticism
seems
Intellectually sophisticated to some unbelievers after all in our natural human experience
Messages which are passed from one speaker to another usually do get garbled or distorted or augmented
Don't they in our natural human experience? We see that happen
so the end believer says well the Bible's just another book like any other book and so probably that happened to
Two unbelievers who reason in this way. We must not tire of pointing out that they are relying upon
conjecture not
research
It may seem likely that the biblical text would no longer be reliable authentic after all these years
But that rightly hood is in fact, nothing more than an evaluation based on prejudice
What is the prejudice of the unbeliever when he or she throws this argument at us?
The first prejudice is the assumption that the biblical text is no different from any other written document which we find in our natural human
experience throughout history
Now when I was rehearsing that argument did that that dawn on you that the unbelievers reading the Bible like it's any other book?
But of course if that's the assumption of the unbeliever
The unbelievers assumed what he or she's supposed to be keep up proving that the Bible is like any other book
We don't begin with that assumption. We have two different worldviews here
They have begged the most
fundamental question over which the believer in the unbeliever are arguing if the Bible is as it claims to be
The inspired Word of Almighty God then the history of the textual transmission of the Bible may very well be quite different
from other human documents because God ordained
That the text of the Bible would be preserved with greater integrity than any other ordinary book
I mean if our worldviews, right?
Then we don't worry about the the text of the Bible becoming so corrupt that we don't have the original anymore
But there's a second kind of prejudice seen in this as well
That's the prejudice that the unbeliever of
the evidence of that prejudice is that the unbeliever doesn't offer any concrete evidence that
Some medieval monk tampered with the text before us today
But I can tell you that it is my belief that
prior to our walking into the cafeteria for
breakfast lunch or dinner
this last week that
The people who actually were serving us the food were not the ones who were working in the kitchen that it was in fact
Martians who came down brought the food
Had put it in their microwaves as they came to earth brought the food into the kitchen and then placed their own
Humanoids in the place of real people working in the cafeteria. I
Could be real sophisticated scientific about that make it sound real intellectual
You're still going to say do you have any evidence for that? Dr. Bronson?
Is that just some kind of prejudice you have some kind of opinion you have?
When the unbeliever throws something out don't forget to ask
Why?
Why do you believe that on what basis do you believe that?
You say when they attack Christianity, they've got to have some evidence
That substantiates their attack just as much as we need evidence to defend ourselves
Don't give them a free ride
And so when the unbeliever says well very likely the text of the Bible has changed over all these years
The first thing you might want to ask them is well, have you studied the subject?
do you know that do you have some reason for believing that and
You know that they're gonna answer
Well, no, but it just seemed likely to me
That is prejudicial
Conjecture that's not argument. That's not evidence. It's just a prejudice an opinion that they have
and
If they want to play that way then we can with equal arbitrariness conjectures of the words
Which came down to us as Paul's own words
Were actually written not years later than Paul but years before Paul
Arbitrariness is the two-edged sword
if they're going to arbitrarily
according to their prejudice
Conjecture that the Bible the words in our Bible are actually many years after Paul
I could come back and be equally absurd to say no. I think those words were written many years before Paul
Now you're thinking why would you want to do that
Well, I want to do it only to show how asinine what the unbeliever is saying. I think anybody can be arbitrary
I could I could tell you the words were written by Martians after all they not only control cafeterias, but they write books
the third indication of prejudice in the criticism of this unbeliever is
That she or he has not taken into account the actual evidence
Which is publicly available regarding the text of the scripture if the scripture
Now if the critic had taken the time to look into the subject
He or she would never have offered such an outlandish subjective evaluation of the text of the Bible
This may surprise you
Unbelievers who know anything about the textual criticism of ancient texts. Do not criticize the Bible
The only people I have ever run into who criticized the text of the Bible are those who know nothing about the subject
This came home to me
Very forcefully when I was taking advanced courses in Plato and Aristotle and graduate school at USC
To do textual criticism means to compare the transmission the history of the documents that contain
What you are reading in this case the treatises of Plato or Aristotle
Or in the case of the Bible the works of Paul or Moses or whoever
We had to do textual criticism on the corpus of Plato's writings
Listen to this I don't want you to have to get bogged down in the facts as I told you earlier in the week
But when the unbeliever brings this up
It's good to have a few at your disposal and say have you done any research you even know what you're talking about our?
earliest extent
manuscript our earliest existing
manuscript
that is to say a
Manuscript that I can put into my hand or your hand or anybody who wants to study it of those that exist
The one which is the earliest
testimony to the text of plato's treatises and
It's incomplete the earliest extant
Manuscript of the works of Plato dates from about 900 AD actually just a few years before but roughly
900 AD it's known as Oxford B
And it's found it was found in a pot most monastery by EB Clark
It's one of the best known ancient finds manuscript finds
among
the works of antiquity
Now when did Plato write or?
Talk when did play to live?
Anybody know about three hundred and fifty years before Christ, so let's put this together
350 BC Plato is writing treatises or some secretary anyway
350 BC we have no manuscript evidence of what Plato wrote none
Zilch nada zero have I made my point
None, we have no manuscripts from 350 BC
We have no manuscripts from 200 BC 100, BC 50, BC
We have no manuscript from the time of Christ 100 AD 280 300 400 500 600 700
980 now how many years then? Is there between when Plato wrote and when we have a manuscript of what Plato wrote?
Over 1200 years
By contrast do you know?
What the gap is between the earliest fragments of the New Testament?
The gap of time between when they were alleged to have been written or very likely written and the earliest
manuscript fragments of the New Testament
50 years
We actually have a particle of John's Gospel the
dates from roughly 50 years after it was originally written and
The back of our most important extant manuscripts date from 200 to 300 years after the original composition
the text of the New Testament is remarkably uniform the text of the New Testament is well established by
Textual critical science and the reliability of the Old Testament has been demonstrated over and over again by the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls
Now I can't go on and on and give a technical lecture of just non textual critisism
But let me just take this much then to point out to you when the unbeliever starts throwing this arbitrary
Criticism at you. You need to be able to come back and say well have you studied the subject, you know anything about this
because no one questions that we know what Plato wrote and
Yet there's a 1200 year gap between when he wrote it and the evidence that we have of what he said
Well, there's a lot of room in there for people to mess around with the text and change it but we have pretty good confidence
That it's alright and but people will turn around and say well we can't be sure what Paul wrote we can't be sure
What John wrote we can't be sure what Peter wrote and there we have a gap of between 50 and 300 years
Does that seem reasonable to you know the person who makes this kind of criticism is living by a double standard?
one standard for secular works and a different standard for the Bible the overall authenticity and accuracy of the biblical text is
Well known to scholars in the field
Like I said the gentleman who taught me
Plato in graduate school and was an excellent excellent translator of classical Greek and
knowledgeable of textual criticism and so forth and
One of the most wicked men I've ever known in terms of his lifestyle
He's not a Christian, but he had no question about the New Testament
He said it would be a ridiculous for anybody to question the New Testament by comparison
Frederic Kenyon had concluded and I quote him the Christian can take the whole Bible in his hand and say without fear or hesitation
That he holds in it the true Word of God handed down without essential loss from generation to generation
throughout the centuries
Such assessments from competent scholars could be multiplied easily
So much for the idea that it's very likely we've lost the original text of the Bible
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