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So, title of the message was "Be You Angry and Sin Not." Be you angry and sin not. And all week long, I've been preaching about a pop, not a pop, a precatory prayers, imprecatory prayers. And I know you're familiar with imprecatory prayers, correct? I am. I am.
Okay, and the reason for that is because you know we we couldn't take it where they were celebrating killing the babies in New York, in Virginia, in Massachusetts when they passed legislation saying they could kill a baby up until time of delivery, and then in California, twenty eight days after delivery, they celebrated. They were happy. We can kill. We can kill. This is child sacrifice.
In your face, God. In your face, America. In your face. You Christians, we will sacrifice children. We're wicked and an evil and an unrepentant people.
And that's the New York State legislator are wicked, an evil, unrepentant people. The legislators there in Massachusetts, the legislators there in Virginia, and then in Colorado and California, they're wicked, they're evil, ungodly, unrepentant people. And according to God, they deserve to burn. In hell, okay, and unless they repent, they will now. And so we're going to take a look at all through the scripture of the imprecatory prayers, and we're going to we've been doing that here, and we're picking up today in one and ninth psalm.
Now this is the most aggressive of all the imprecatory prayers right here, and so he starts out. With verse one, hold not thy peace, O God of my praise, for the mouth of the wicked and the mouth of the deceitful are open against me; they have spoken against me with a lying tongue.
Now, one of the things you'll notice about when David, King David, when he's praying, his prayers go from the his enemies. But they always shift to to the enemies of God. You'll notice that he'll he'll be talking about his enemies, and then then it's God's enemies. And who do you think David's motive was?
Now God said David was a man after his own heart, after his own heart, and he he took very very very seriously. God's word, even though David messed up quite a bit, you know, the Lord said, like I said, he was a man after his own heart, and one of the things that he was known for was, he said, "Touch not God's anointed," and if we go over, jump over to First Chronicles chapter. Sixteen, verse twenty, and when they went from nation to nation, he's talking about God's prophets, God's men, God's ministers, and from one kingdom to another people, he suffered no man to do them wrong. Yea, he reproved kings for their sakes, and he's talking about again, God's prophets, God's ministers, God's preachers, saying, "Touch not mine anointed." And do my prophets no harm, and therefore David, even though Saul had tried to kill him on several occasions, David could have could have killed Saul easily, but he didn't because he, the Lord said, "Touch not my anointed," and those were even David's own words. And so he goes on to say, "For by love." They are my adversaries, but I gave myself into prayer.
So, it was his love for God, his love for the Lord.
Okay, the reason they hate him, and you know, the Bible says that all of those that hate God love death. All of those that hate God love death. And boy, we see that today in the Democratic Communist Party, don't we? They love death. They just love death.
He goes on to say, "And they have rewarded me evil for good, and hatred for my love. Set thou a wicked man over him, and let Satan stand at his right hand." Of course, here now he's talking about certain of his adversaries and. Especially Halithophil was one of his his betrayers, who who was his consular and betrayed him. But the next verse here, Wendy, is one that's very interesting. When he shall be judged, let him be condemned.
And let his prayer become sin. Do you know that there's several places in the Bible where where the prayers of people have become sin? Did you know that? I think I did. Yeah.
Let's look at a couple of them. One of them, if we go over to Joshua chapter seven, verses ten and eleven. And the Lord said unto Joshua, Get thee up, and wherefore liest thou upon thy face? Israel has sinned, and they have also transgressed my covenant, which I commanded them. For they were even taken of the accused thing, and they have stolen and disassembled also.
Well, you know that word. Disassembled is a—it's one of the archaic type of words. Means they acted deceptibly, okay. And he said also, and they have put it even among their own stuff.
So he's talking about the sins of Achan here. But listen, when he says, and the Lord said unto Joshua, "Get up, therefore, lest thou." Liest thou upon my face? Why do you what do you think Joshua was doing lying on his face? Was he praying? Yeah, he was praying because he was praying that God didn't destroy him all.
God was pretty angry, okay, with what happened with the sins of Achan, and and he's God's telling him here that those to pray for this is sin, okay, and then. Here, if you go over to Psalm sixty, Psalm sixty-six, I believe it was. Let me see. Yeah, Psalm sixty-six, verse eighteen. We read, "If I regard iniquity in my heart, the Lord will not hear me." And so here he's talking about.
To hear him would be a sin, to hear his prayers.
Okay, if he regarded iniquity. In other words, there's a number of reasons why our prayers may soon go to, go unanswered, and in the presence of unconfessed and unforsaken sin, one's life is often. Go ahead.
Don't you think? Don't you think this is quite a bold thing of David to do—to pray that way for the destruction of his enemies? You know, I guess he approached it according to your will, right?
Well, let me ask you this.
Okay, can God be tempted? No, no.
Okay, so God can't be tempted.
Now, do you think David is fully, fully aware that he is not going to influence God to do anything that would be against God's will, against His own will, anything that would be less than than holy?
Okay, and so, so David, okay. Is asking God to do these things, knowing full well that God is only going to answer these prayers. And here, more often than not, when these he did answer his prayers, he answered all his prayers, his imprecatory prayers, because David, the prayers of a righteous man availeth much, and the those that were. The prayers that David was praying was against the unrepentant wicked, the wicked that refused to repent, and so that's what that's what the whole point was about. Here he says, if you go over to Proverbs, in fact, Proverbs twenty-eight, I believe, he that turneth away his ear from hearing the law, even his prayer shall be an abomination, an abomination.
That's that's a that's a horrible sin.
Okay, and then one other place in Scripture where it talks about the prayers, and this is probably, I would say, one of the probably the most important is this, Jesus' words in verse in Matthew chapter twenty-three, starting with verse thirty-three.
Well, no, verse fourteen, I believe it is. Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you devour widows' houses for a pretense. You make long prayers, and therefore you will receive the greater damnation. And now he uses the word damnation here instead of condemnation, which is.
Which is stronger term? See, condemnation means you've been condemned. Damnation means sentence carried out. And here, in fact, if you go to verse thirty-three, we read, "Ye serpents, ye generation of vipers, how can you escape the damnation of hell? Wherefore, behold, I send unto you prophets and wise men and scribes, and some of them you shall kill and crucify, some of them you shall scourge, and in your synagogues and persecute them from city to city." That upon you may come all the righteous blood shed upon the earth, from the blood of Abel unto the blood of Zechariah son of Berechiah, whom you slew between the temple and the altar.
Verily I say unto you, all these things shall come upon this generation.
So he's referring to again to them there. The the prayers of the. The Pharisees here, the wickedness, and therefore the Lord Jesus said, and that was the words of the Lord Jesus Himself. You know, when it comes, you know, people say, "Well, Pastor Ernie, you can be a hellfire preacher. I'm not even close to what what the Lord Jesus did." Boy, you know, he preached heaven sweet and hell hot more than anybody, and so.
Here, those were some of the things and of the imprecatory, where rather was sin was prayer, where prayer was sin. Then, if I go here also, he says, "Let his days be few, and let another take his office." So here, David was praying that, and that happened later on.
Okay, we see that actually that prayer fulfilled. Against the wicked man, and Jesus say, and let's go over for example. If we go over to Acts chapter one, verses eighteen through twenty.
Now this man purchased a field with the reward of iniquity, and falling headlong, he burst asunder in the midst, and all his bowels gushed out. And it was known unto all that dwell the dwellers in Jerusalem, insomuch as that field is called in their proper tongue, Axeldama, that is to say, the field of blood, for it is written in the book of Psalms, Let the habitation be desolate, and let no man dwell therein. And his bishopric, that means his office that he held, a. Let another take it.
Now you know who that was applying to, don't you? Judas. That was we're referring to Judas, and so there you go.
Now I want to go over to James, chapter five.
Well, I thought Judas hung himself.
So you're saying when the branch broke and his body fell. Yeah, he he was he fell and he was fell upon a not a sword, but oh, like a stake coming out of the ground, and so he was impaled. But he had already been dead. Ah, well. No, I probably think that's probably how how he died there.
Okay, and with this man, purchased you know, when he's talking about the, he threw down his bloody money. Remember what happened when he went back, and he decided, well, you know, I don't want to do this. No, I don't want to do this.
So he he figured by giving the money back to the. To the Saint Hendred, he'd be off the hook, and they wouldn't take him back. They said, "Oh no, that's blood money. We don't want, we don't want that blood money there." So he he hung himself, and apparently the rope broke. It didn't work, and he fell, and was impaled.
So, oh, I always thought he was he hung himself, a suicide, but I guess not.
Well, he did hang himself, but apparently it didn't. You know, it didn't. The rope broke or whatever, and he was impaled and he fell.
So, yeah, that's. Oh, a sad end. But that's what happens to people, you know, that want to betray Christ with a kiss. Yeah.
Well, he tried. What did he try to do? His, his object was to try to manipulate the Lord Jesus. He thought he could manipulate him to get him to overthrow the Roman army and to set up his own kingdom there on earth. And therefore, he he figured he would be the one holding the purse, but didn't work out that way, huh?
Sounds like he was a financial narcissist. Yeah.
Okay, I want to take you again to James chapter five and read verses sixteen through seventeen. Confess your faults one to another, and pray one for another, that you may be healed. The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.
Okay, now this is a key verse here, Wendy. But let me tell you what's happening again.
Sometimes the opposition out there, Wendy, fears is a motivator. Fear can be quite a motivator. And what's what's happening is we've been praying these imprecatory prayers just exactly like they were out of the Bible here. And you know if what would you think would happen if the the church in this country would actually wake up someday, all those and really understand and believe, really believe what God's word, the Bible, says about. The power in prayer.
If they only really believe, okay. And like it says here, the prayers of a righteous man, the effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man.
Okay. That. What do you think that that word fervent means? That's used here. It's the same word that we use for energizing an energizing prayer.
Okay. Because there's power there, Wendy. There's a lot of power if there's faith. If you really believe, see. He says, "Confess your faults one to another and pray one for another that you may be healed." The effectual prayer of a righteous man availeth much.
So, here what's happened out there is because of our imprecatory prayers, the opposition have been hearing it, and they know. They say, "Wait a minute! If enough of these Christians are praying to their God." God answers their prayer. God will answer, and so they they got upset, and they started calling in stations and telling them, "Make that guy stop praying those imprecatory prayers." You know, and Materna and I were the ones we've been doing every Friday, and we've been praying these imprecatory prayers.
So you know, if the rest of the church. As much as the the heathen is the wicked people on that, and they were and they were to join us in those prayers, and I know some do, but not enough because there would be so much power, so much power in those prayers.
Now, Elias was a man subject to like passions, as we are, and he. Prayed earnestly that it might not rain, and it rained not on the earth for the space of three years and six months. And he prayed again, and the heaven gave rain, and the earth brought forth her fruit. And so here, again, he's telling you, used an example that the prayers of a righteous man availeth much, and that's why we, we're always encouraging people. To pray, it's a horrible thing that the wicked refuse to repent.
The wicked delight in the death of the innocent. They delight. The Democrats literally delight in the death of the innocent. Then I want to go to John chapter nine. John chapter nine, and I want to read us.
No,pe I'm going to stop right here because. We'll be back right after this. I feel so certain about this faith of mine. I'm hanging in there, doing fine. King Jesus is a friend of mine.
I'm blessed by you. Saving babies, teaching sinners, hell's for losers, heaven's for winners. This work is not for beginners. I am blessed by you. I'm coming home someday.
Heaven's my way. I am blessed by you. Where the saints all stay and little children play, I'm blessed by you. Where the saints of all walk and streets of gold, I know that I will see that heavenly prize. It's no surprise how happy I'll be.
Gonna see my family again. Gonna be with long lost friends. Maybe soon I don't know when. I'm blessed by you. Giving treasures, preaching sinners, hell for losers, heaven for winners.
This world does not for begin. I'm blessed by you. I'm coming home someday. Heaven's my way. I'm blessed by you.
Where the saints all stay and little children play, I'm blessed by you. Where the saints of all walk and streets of gold, I know that I will see my My mansion on high, through glorified eyes, I'll happily. Where his glory shines, there I'll abide on those golden shores. I'll be satisfied. Oh, some bright day gonna fly away.
It's there I'll stay. I'll be there with you, 'cause your words are true. I'm blessed by you. All right, blessed by you, and we've been blessed by the good Lord, haven't we, Wendy? Oh yeah, every day.
Every day. All right. Got to give quick announcements here, and that is join us to watch the film "Duty to Disobey" here in Northeast Ohio this coming Thursday, October fifteenth at. Six thirty p.m. at the Liberty Valley Church at ninety-eight fifty-one Old Eight Road in Northfield.
That's again, this Thursday, October fifteenth, twenty twenty-six, six thirty p.m. at Liberty Valley Church, ninety-eight fifty-one Old Eight Road. That's not tomorrow. That's a week from tomorrow, right? Yes, Northfield, and then on Saturday, October seventeenth.
From twelve to five p.m., and doors of the Word Baptist Church at one forty seven eighty one Sperry Road. That's one four seven eighty one Sperry Road, Newberry, Ohio. We're gonna have a film fest. Wendy, we're gonna have to show three films that day. One is going to be the Great Awakening.
The second one is duty to disobey. Duty to disobey, and the third one is the last stand. These were all to get people ready to get them built up. And ready to run to the battle, you know. The Lord said, "Who will fight on the Lord's side?" And these films are out there to kind of encourage people to say, "Here I am, Lord, send me." And that's what we're to do, huh?
And so, with that, boy, you've got a topic tonight, don't you?
Something coming from the the past we haven't heard about in a long, long time.
So tell us what's your topic.
Well, it's yeah. There was a recent problem in Russia, in a Russian lab, that kind of put the rest of the world on alert regarding possible bioengineering plagues involving bubonic bacteria. You didn't hear about this? Oh yeah, I heard about it. That young woman who apparently died.
Right.
So the reports. Yeah, the reports are referring to this as a pneumonic plague. Apparently, that 28-year-old female lab employee at the Russian institute near, I think it's Irkut in the Siberian region, she died from pneumonia of unknown origin. That that's what the outlet, the news outlet, is saying.
So the lab employee was immediately treated after exposure at a local hospital, but died within two days. And they're saying, you know, if you get any kind of bubonic bacterial infection, you know, you have like a twenty-four hour window to start your antibiotics so that you know they can try to save you. Obviously, she was immediately treated, but she still died.
So Russia Russia responded with an anti epidemic protocol, and as the result, two hundred people that she was in contact with are now in quarantine.
So Russia reports. No new cases, and the area of the lab and surrounding areas, and the news outlets are kind of avoiding using the word plague.
However, the people of Russia have a different view of this situation. This is a quote by Alexei Taisenov. He's head of the neighboring republic of Burlatia. He said the woman had died from. Unspecified form of plague.
All right, so let's talk about what's the difference between pneumonic and bubonic plague.
So, according to the medical authorities, it's a bacterium infection. It's still it's still bubonic. It's still Yersinia pestis. Usually found in small mammals and their fleas, and this is a gram-negative rod-shaped bacteria, and is a zoonotic disease. It's serious.
So the bubonic plague, or the black death, as we you know studied that in history books, was a plague spread by bites from infected fleas, often carried by rats. And the results were this. It would spread person to person. Painful, swollen lymph nodes that are varied in size, but can be as large as four inches, and feel tense, hot, painful, and break open and ooze pus. Rapid onset of fever, chills, shivering, headache, body aches, joint and limb pain, weakness, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, and incubation period is about two to eight days.
So the medical establishment protocol is immediate medical attention, treated with antibiotics within 24 hours of infection to reduce complications and death.
Now, comparing the bubonic to the pneumonic plague, we are told that it is a very short incubation period plague, sometimes just 24 hours. But it also is called Yersinia pestis, which is bubonic. But does not require a flea bite. The infection is transmitted by air, so this is an aerosol version of bubonic plague. Pasteur and it's considered a Tier One select agent.
And symptoms are the following: spreads person to person by breathing in droplets, rapid pneumonia, shortness of breath and difficulty breathing, chest pain upon breathing or coughing. Persistent cough with bloody, pink-colored sputum, watery mucus, high fever, chills, extreme weakness, and body aches. Extreme severe mortality can occur in 18 to 24 hours, and is treated with antibiotics. But what I notice here is that the pneumonic plague is similar in symptoms to tuberculosis. And according to the Mayo Clinic, April 2025, they said this.
The pneumonic plague shares respiratory symptoms with tuberculosis, your TB.
So the infection, they said, is widely recognized as a serious threat in public health.
So here's the treatments. Let's go over those.
So, how effective are the antibiotic treatments? As some have raised the question, if the strain is resistant, according to Oxford academic, there have been cases of multi-drug resistant strains of bacterium plague, bubonic plague, and have been documented by medical science. And but it considers it rare.
However, the research science Is citing the antibiotic treatment was in animal models, and science treats all these three forms of plague the same. The plagues are usually a hundred times more deadly than COVID. Here are the three: bubonic plague, septicemic or blood poisoning plague, and pulmonary plague.
So your pneumonic plague is a pulmonary plague.
Now, according to National Library Medical Center, biotechnology, May 2021, with all three of these plagues, symptoms appear suddenly and progress very rapidly, and the drug cocktails that they administer are tetracycline, fluoroquinones, aminoglycosides, sulfamides. Cloramethicil, rifamycin, and penicillin.
So there could be a combination of any of these. And the problem stems from what people appear to be.
Well, they call this a novel treatment concept that has really not been successfully tested. Here's what the National Library of Medicine said in May 2021: They said it's difficult to know which of the currently available treatments or therapeutics. In development will be most effective if given in treatment for a form of plague.
So this is due to the lack of standardization and preclinical studies, conflicting data from case reports, and small number of clinical trials performed to date. And let's look at some of the stats. According to the British Medical Journal, October 2026, the UK has no known recent cases of plague. But they are listing the following countries that do have occasional cases. Africa is at the top of the list, then Asia and the Americas.
Now, in the last decade, here are the case numbers per country: Africa, 3,847 cases with 423 deaths; Asia, 33 cases with 14 deaths, and in America, the United States, 70 cases and 12 deaths.
Now, if anybody out there is on our newsletter list, we sent out this report with a video. We encourage you to watch it. It was a segment from the Benny Johnson show. It was regarding the Russian plague, especially listening to this ten-minute short, especially around the three-minute forty-seven-second mark, where they were interviewing people and they wonder if the plagues are now being designed to resist antibiotic treatments. That was thrown out there.
Wait, yeah, Russia has Russia is known. They're known for that. They're known for for their labs. You know, they're that they're using to biological weapons.
Well, if they're if they're making the new pneumonic plagues to be drug resistant, that would explain why the lab tech died. Even though she was treated. Yeah.
So you know, it's just we live in a time where we better prepare the best we can.
Okay. I know everybody's saying, well, that's Russia. It's just way over there.
Well, I mean, anybody that was exposed, and if they don't have symptoms right away, they could be on a plane and somewhere else in twenty-four hours. And they were on a plane, probably spreading their stuff, and then you've got other countries involved with it.
So you know, you know, transportation now can you know transport infected people quite a ways.
So if it can happen in Russia, it can happen in any country in that that has labs that are testing plague pathogens or wanting to usher in a new pandemic.
So, majority of the labs in the United States really don't have employees following a lot of strict protocols, and the safety systems they have aren't really that as efficient as we're led to believe. Personally, for me, I'm going to use God's pandemic herbs. That's He's provided those. And we've actually included them in a couple of kit packages that we have.
So we have this first response enhanced kit that I should encourage people to check out. And I'd rather use herbs that inhibit and kill bacteria and improve breathing than to try the antibiotic cocktail that really hasn't been tested very well. That seems to be what Dr. McCullough and these others are doing now. They're putting these kids together.
Would save you time because of you know what's happening so often today. You go, you can go to the emergency room in a hospital and sit there all day long. And right, and and if you're misdiagnosed or if they don't think you have bubonic anything, you could die in the waiting room, and you've exposed it to everybody in there. Absolutely. We have, you know, we have some some testimonies, some clips that I think we're going to be playing this week on people.
In fact, we we talked about one last night with an article here yesterday about a woman who they wouldn't treat her because she had not been vaccinated, so they they wouldn't treat her, and her husband had to come in, who happened to be a nurse, a registered nurse himself, and military, and and take her out, but they they. Didn't even they refused to feed her? This was a hospital there in Texas for eleven days. She she laid there eleven days. They refused to feed her because she would not.
She would refused rendezvous. And she refused being put on a ventilator, so they wouldn't treat her at all. She was asking for ivermectin, asking for the natural herbs too, vitamins D, vitamins, and they refused to give that to her. You're not going to get any of that in modern healthcare facilities. They're just not going to help you with that.
Okay, they have protocols, and all these people that work in these facilities, doctors and nurses, and And they have licenses to protect, so they're not going to go against that.
Well, some of the nurses are whistleblowers because they've been speaking out. A lot of them against that, and and I guess you know this is why people have lost confidence in a huge, huge way in the medical profession in your in your hospitals.
Okay, they've really lost confidence. Yeah, I think there was one area where sixteen nurses were just fired for something. They oh they they were educating. They had some sort of event and they were educating people, and the hospital didn't like it, and they fired sixteen that were involved in the event. And I think it was regarding having some sort of.
I know a union over the nurses to protect them. I think that was the event was about, and so there's a whole bunch of things going on there.
So lawsuits flying left and right, and so forth.
So I just think, you know, if you prepare for stuff today, and you don't need it, no harm foul. But if you don't prepare and you need it, that's a real problem.
Well, right now there's something going around in a big way, pulmonary. You're talking about a viral, a pulmonary virus that people are getting, and there's a number of people that are. It's not. I guess it's not real, real hard, but it's just affecting a whole lot of people, and.
Well, the thing is, is you if you know the name of the virus, you can go to your search engine and type it in the name, and then ask if it's an open or closed N structure on the virus cell itself. And a lot of viruses are both, or one or the other. Or not at all.
So you want to know because medical science. I reported this, I think, on your show last year. They found out that willow bark kills in sixty seconds. Opened or closed end viruses. Wow.
And so, all right. You really need to be prepared. You need to have those kits that you had put together. Yeah, we we we we have added four formulas to the enhanced first response kit, and they're powerful. They they have inhibitors to a lot of stuff, and you know that's the beauty of a lot of these herbs.
You know, they have more than one benefit.
So, herbs are here for the service men, the healing of the nations. That's what God said, and He can't lie. Absolutely, and again, they've been they've been working.
So you got an option. You can take what God has made, the natural herbs, or you can take what man has made. And we we often, you are listening to the side effects of some of these drugs that they're giving you. Just amazing if you listen carefully. They say it real fast, you know, when they tell you, you know.
Oh, I know. Yeah, and a lot of these, a lot of these, you know, ads you see for drug therapies is a cartoon. You know, it's supposed to, I guess, soften the blow about all the side effects. I don't know, but I will mention this because I worked in a hospital, and you get a lot of hospital-born pathogens and infections. And sometimes those equipment, like ventilators, for instance, aren't cleaned real well, and you can pick up stuff.
So, actually, when hospitals go through their inspections, like every two years, I think, and they all get written up in a report, a majority of the reasons I read on those reports is employees weren't following. Protocols for you know cleanliness, whether it's hand washing or sterilization of equipment.
So you know, it's it's. I think one investigator said if they followed these protocols like they should, there would be almost zero hospital-born infections.
Well, I do know this. I know that all of the people that died. Of COVID died in the hospitals, not not at home. People weren't dying, were not dying at home for COVID. They were dying in the hospital, and it's because they were being treated with remdesivir, remdesivir or whatever, and these ventilators, and so that the so-called protocol was was to eliminate the patient.
That's what people are are thinking now, and I think a lot of their whistleblower nurses and doctors kind of felt the same way. Yeah, well, they were being told. You know, a number of the doctors and nurses were referring to. They were told that's protocol. You know, shut up.
Just do it, and I know a number of them refused. They they would quit before they would continue, and so yeah, I know I had calls. I had to make calls when they for several people wanted me to call, would talk to their doctors, and let them know they did not want rodesavir, they did not want to be put on a ventilator. And I did. I told them.
I said, you know, there, you'll be sued if you do that. You will be sued. And some of these doctors. The thing is, I know what. But I know lawsuits.
You know, and rightly so. You know, they should be sued for. You know, not honoring your wishes. But you know, then they bring up that well, you know, what's best for you know the community and the people at large, you know.
So, lawyers use that angle to defend the treatment, even though the patient didn't want it.
So, because pandemics change a lot of those laws, they get they they lack some of those laws, you know, because. You don't understand. Doctors have extreme leeway in deciding life and death decisions.
Well, so do so do relatives, so do family members, and again, and you know, I I call. Yeah, you better have that paperwork in order. Then the living will stuff. Yeah.
You know, you better you better have your wishes, and they better be armed with a copy of it. Because once you bring a signed, notarized, and executed notarized document like that to the hospital, then the doctors have to have to go by that.
Well, and not only that, but you put him on notice. Look, I'm calling you today, and I'm telling you that this, you know, I I did that for Pastor Bruce. I did it for Eddie. I'm letting you know he does not want Redesivera. He does not.
Don't want to be put on ventilators, and if you do that, that is going to be a news story from coast to coast. That you did not listen to the patient's wishes, and you know, unfortunately, both of these fellows did die.
Okay, and because they were, you know, they were pretty far gone. But I believe that again, the treatment—they didn't die at home; they died in the hospitals. Right, so many people, other people, but I, I did what they asked me to do.
Okay, right. I let them know, and I, and I did let them know that it would be, and so I, I was guaranteed they would not get rendezvous air. But yeah, I mean, you really need to have if if you have the ability to get those documents, they're really going to help you and your family members out. Yeah, to help with those medical decisions. Yeah, but you know, pandemics can change the the playing field a little bit.
You know, people are afraid. You know, political people are afraid, and and so people make and do different things, and and normally that wouldn't have been done. You know what I'm amazed about is they're still promoting that COVID shot. But now they're saying that now they're saying it's it's not the same. It's different.
It's been changed, and I I don't trust them as far as I can throw them to you.
Well, like I said, I had that very personal conversation with Dr. Anthony Norris back in the '90s, and he was the former chief urologist FDA. He informed me that while he was at his tenure there, he had access to all the raw clinical data. Which is hard to get now, and he informed me in no uncertain terms that vaccines aren't what we think they are, what the public thinks they are.
So, well, we're told it's supposed to help us with our immune system to fight infections, and he goes, "Well, if you get any immunity, he told me it'll be fleeting at best." And that's when I asked him, "I said, well, is that why they give booster shots?" And he goes, no. He says they give booster shots because the serum is so toxic. If they gave it to you all at one time, it would kill you. Which, which you know, as a young mother, I was just like, so why are they giving vaccines? And he said, well, there's a million reasons why.
And he was referring to money. He says these serums seed the body with disease to keep the drug companies and your farm and your and your medical establishment in a steady line of patients.
Well, you know, you know who had the patent on Rendezvous Hair was Fauci. How nice!
Well, that's blood money right there. There you go, and he's still out there. And I'm going to tell you, I know, but I know Rand Paul is asking what. Yeah, people are asking why is he still walking free? Yeah.
Rand Paul says he's going to try to fix that. You know, he's the folks he killed. He is responsible for the deaths of so many people. Unbelievable, out there. Yeah, well, I hope it's just not a dog and pony show.
We're all sick of that. Yeah, we have been for a very long time.
Alrighty, you know what I'm going to do. I'm going to think I'm going to open the phone lines early tonight.
Well, let me let me just before I forget, we did start our Columbus Day sale, and it runs through Monday.
So if anybody's thinking about stocking up on things they're going to need, it's 25 off. Details are on the homepage, and they can give us a call at eight six six two two nine three six six three, or visit thepowerherbs.com. And you've got part of our newsletter will be going out probably right around Monday, and you have some interesting articles in our newsletter. Oh, I thank you for doing that, Pastor. It really is nice that you do that.
Well, I do it because you're a wonderful lady, and you're you've helped a lot of people get well. I know you're you're. You're out there to actually heal and actually cure the disease, not just treat symptoms. And well, we're not supposed to say that. You know, they don't like us saying that kind of thing.
I just put it. I just, I just put it to people this way. You know, this is what Bible says about the medicinal plants, and from Genesis to Revelation, we're encouraged to use those.
Now, if if you believe God's Almighty, He's creator of everything, He's creator of your body that you're living in right now. Why wouldn't we use those? Absolutely, you know. Again, it's written right there in the Word of God, and that's why that's why I use them. Been using them for years.
We're coming up. You know, I ask God. Yes, you're going to open the phone line.
Okay, go ahead. No, we're coming up to a heartbreak. If you just hang on. For one minute, and then I'm gonna be. Then I'll be opening the phone lines.
In fact, I will open the phone line very quickly at two one six. No, no, yeah, two one six nine zero one zero nine three three, two one six nine zero one zero nine three three. Just hang on for one minute, Wendy, because I know you're gonna get your beauty sleep. But I'll be back right after this with more. Thank you for listening to What's Right, What's Left, the voice of the Christian resistance.
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