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Fifty-one years of fighting for God, country, life, liberty, and freedom, and that's what we're doing. And we continue to do that right until the time the Lord takes us home, because we have victory in Jesus, and it ain't over with until we win. And this is pledge week, pledge week, pledge week. And so, folks, the phone lines are open at two one six nine zero one zero nine three three, or the the credit card line eight eight eight two eight one one one one zero back there. In the phone booth are the heroes of the faith, Karen, Eric, and Carl.
They're manning the phones back there, and they're waving at me right now. And we have him locked in the glass cage between the two. As far as our producer goes tonight, he's a man of some reputation, and that is Mister Style.
Some reputation indeed. There you go. And she's a lady of some reputation too. Her herbs are for the healing of the nation. Miss Wendy Wilson.
Hey, Wendy. Wow. Good evening, Pastor. Man, I like your new bumper. That's bouncy.
Yeah, Saylor made that for me. I couldn't believe it. That was very, very good. And the good folks out there, Laura Schaefer is the one who was behind that. That was that was tremendous.
And that was. Send me that MP3. I'll play it at work. All right, we'll do that. All right.
Let me see. What am I going to do here? We're talking. We got pledges already. Wendy, your pledges already.
You have a pledge. Your combined pledges of nine hundred and eighty three dollars, and there you've got. And Lisa has pledged one twenty five, and maybe we can get a maybe we can get a match for you, or get a match for Lisa. Out there already. Wendy's plays nine eighty three.
Lisa one twenty five. Can we get a match? The phone lines are open at two one six nine zero one zero nine three three, or eight eight eight two eight one one one one zero, and so. We got a lot to cover tonight, Wendy. Oh, by the way, let me just say this: here is what we have, folks.
For the pledges, for a pledge of twenty five dollars or more, the rubber they not the rubber, the rubbish hauler's wife versus Barack Obama. This is a true story from Susan Daniels. I know her very well. She's been on this radio program. In fact, she lives not far from me, and she wrote this book.
And she really did her research. She is a private detective, and boy, did she come up with some stuff on Barack Obama. By the way, guess what's out? What just happened recently? Just came out is here that fellow, that major, the one that killed all those people with the fourteen people, the one that's going to get executed.
Word just came out they have proof. That Barack Obama was notified that he was going to do that, and said nothing. We'll talk more about that later. Anyhow, the rubbish hauler's wife versus Barack Obama is the true story of Susan Daniels, an ordinary housewife from small town Ohio. Beginning in 2009, she felt her country was being destroyed by the left from within.
She decided to single-handedly take on the president of the United States, Barack Hussein Obama, by attempting to remove him from the state of Ohio presidential ballot in 2012. Daniel set the stage for his drama by recounting her life story, which began with an uphill battle from an unimaginable childhood to the murder of her husband, a Cleveland rubbish hauler, by a mob gangster, Denny Green. She found herself widowed at the age of thirty, and seven small children. Upon her husband's death, a secret she had kept out of. His second family was splashed all over the news media, stunning friends, family, and most of all, her own children.
Daniels was left with a high school education, little hope, and no money. Daniels had to rely on her own resources to raise her family and move on. Later, choosing to become a private investigator, at the age of 53, in doing so she stumbled upon Barack Obama's biggest secret. Though allegedly born in Hawaii, he had been using a stolen Social Security number, issued in Connecticut, for his entire adult life. Daniels filed a lawsuit against Barack Obama, Ohio candidacy.
With the goal of forcing him to reveal his true origins and identity, she tried to enlist the aid of high-ranking Republicans, none of whom would acknowledge what she was doing. They didn't have the guts. They just didn't have the guts.
Now that's how Daniels learned early on the fix was in with the Uniparty in Washington D.C. Those were the Rhino Boys.
Now, at the age of 81, Daniels shares her amazing. Journey from personal heartache to challenging the highest levels of power in the United States government. I know her, Susan, personally. Everything I just read to you is absolutely true, folks. There you go.
And Wendy, we're going to start out tonight with them. The title of the message is the ultimate and only. Book of the Law, Book of the Law, and did you know that that the Bible is not a law book; it is the law book, the law book, the book. And here we're going to start by taking a look at some of that tonight by starting in the Book of Joshua, and in Joshua here. The book of Joshua immediately follows the Pentateuch in the Bible, chronologically as well as sequentially in the Bible.
Some liberal scholars view Joshua and the rest of the Pentateuch as one book called the Hexateuch, alleging that all six of the books were written and edited many centuries after the time of either Moses or Joshua, in an attempt to fabricate history that would unify and encourage. A fragmented nation.
Well, it's very interesting because the books that Joshua himself and the others totally discredit that theory.
So let us start here in verse one.
Now, after the death of Moses, the servant of the Lord, it came to pass that the Lord spake unto Joshua, the son of Nun, Moses' minister, saying. Moses, my servant, is dead now. Therefore, rise and go over this Jordan. Thou and all the people unto the land which I do give to them, even to the children of Israel. Every place that the sole of your foot shall tread upon, that have I given unto you, as I said unto Moses.
Now, Wendy. You're gonna listen to this because this next verse here. The land that he's talking about is not that little bitty strip of land over there we call Israel today. This land, if you go to all of these borders, I would say is bigger than the United States. But from the wilderness and this Lebanon, even into the great river, the Euphrates, all of the land of the Hittites.
Until the great sea toward the going down of the sun shall be your coast.
Now, the promised land was from the southern desert, windy, again, out to the great mountains of Lebanon to the north.
So you go way up into Lebanon on the north, and from the mighty Euphrates, it goes way out into Egypt. It goes into Saudi Arabia. It goes over into Iraq and Iran. It goes on and it says to the east, Mediterranean Sea, and the west. This had been promised to Abraham, Genesis fifteen verse eighteen, but because of the disobedience of the children of Israel, it never really took all.
You know, took control. Yes, they did, just for a short period of time. When David, when King, when David was up on the throne, if you read over there in First Chronicles chapter eighteen, you'll see that while he was the king, just for a short period of time, Israel controlled all of that land. Enough, but they will control it all again during the millennial kingdom. That'll that'll happen.
He goes on to say, "There shall not any man be able to stand before thee all the days of thy life, as I was with Moses, so I will be with thee. I will not fail thee nor forsake thee. Be strong and have good courage, for unto this people shalt thou divide for inheritance the land for which I swear unto the fathers to give them." Now, only be thou strong and very courageous. You know, we find this throughout Scripture where God is telling us to be bold, be bold.
Okay, in fact, three hundred and sixty-six times, Wendy, He says either fear not or be not afraid. Either fear not or be not afraid. How how long? But from the time He promised Abraham. This land until they took possession.
How many years would you say that was? Oh, that was several hundred years between, uh, from the from the time, yeah, that he promised that to. I mean, they never really took possession of all of that until King David. That was years, several hundred years later.
Okay, because of disobedience. It was because of their disobedience. He says, "Only be thou strong and very courageous, that thou mayest observe to do according to all the law which Moses, my servant, commanded thee. Turn not from it to the right hand or to the left, that thou mayest prosper, whithersoever thou goest.
Now the book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth, but thou shalt meditate therein." Day and night, and thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein. For then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt have a good success. Have I not commanded thee? Be strong and be of good courage. Be not afraid; neither be thou dismayed, for the Lord thy God is with thee, wherever thou goest.
Now it's an interesting thing here because those those liberal so-called theologians, if you will, they say that this book of Joshua.
Now listen, was actually written several hundred years after his death.
Okay, that it wasn't written during his lifetime, and that that he didn't. You know, obviously he did write the book.
Okay. But if we go over to Joshua chapter twenty four, and we read verse twenty six, now here's Joshua himself talking, right, and he says, "And Joshua wrote these words in the book of the law of God, and took a great stone and set it up under an oak." That was by the sanctuary of the Lord, and Joshua said to all the people, "Behold, this stone shall be a witness unto us, for it had heard of all the words of the Lord, which spake unto us, and it shall be therefore a witness unto you, unless you deny your God." Well, they also, the liberal theologians, when they are saying that the books of the Pentateuch. Had not been written, the five books of the law, had not yet been written.
Well, why would God? Why would God tell Joshua to to read the books every day if they had not been written? Right. You can see why we call those liberal theologians liberal theologians, right? Mm-hmm.
All right. So, so here we're starting out. This word, this Bible, is a book of. It is a the ultimate law book. In fact, really, it's the only law book.
Okay, now I want to go over to John chapter one, very quickly, and take a look how it all got started here. John chapter one.
Now in the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
Now, do you know how many different names for the Lord Jesus? The Word was Logos, was one word, but He has over over a dozen titles throughout. Just in the Gospel of John here, okay? He's called the Light. He's called the Only Begotten of God.
He's called Jesus Christ. He's called the Lord, the Lamb of God. He's called the Master. He's called King of Israel. He's called the Son of God.
He's called the Son of Man, Jesus of Nazareth, the Messiah, the Word of God. On and on.
So you have all these different names just for the Lord. It says the same was in the beginning with God. Again, so here in the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
So the Book of John deals with the deity of the Lord Jesus Christ, the deity, His deity. He is the second person of the Godhead. All things were made by Him, and without Him was not anything made that was made. See, a lot of people don't understand that. They they don't.
They can't grasp the pre the idea of the preincarnate Lord Jesus Christ, in that the idea of of God being preexistent, and the Godhead consists of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost.
Okay, and so here. We we saw that you know all through scripture it's the very same from Genesis to Revelation. When we were talking about, if you ask people Wendy, who created Adam, what do you think they'll say? They'll say God created Adam. Right.
Okay. Most of them they'll say. The Father.
Somehow they they have the idea that it's God the Father. But any time and throughout there, you hear the word. It's referred to as the Lord. Is always referring to to the second person of the Trinity, the Lord Jesus Christ.
So the Father gives the commands. He commanded Jesus to create. He commanded him to create. We see that written again, and He was the Creator. It was the Lord that walked with Adam and Eve in the garden.
Okay, and so here, the same was in the beginning with God. All things were made by Him, and without Him was not anything made. In him was life, and the life was in the was the light of man. As we go through here, we're going to see a couple things, okay? And the light shineth in the darkness, and the darkness comprehended it not.
Okay. Now it's an interesting thing too when we take a look at that, and we take a look at the the laws of the Adamic covenant. There's two parts: the laws of the Adamic covenant, and the one was the covenant he had made with Adam and Eve. What was the very first command that he gave them? Um, be fruitful and multiply.
Exactly.
Now, what was it they had to do if Adam would have no problem? He was the Working in the garden of Eden, he would all he would have to do is tell the plants to grow, and the plants would grow. He'd say, "Produce food." The food they would produce food.
Okay, he would command the animals. He would have, you know he he would have no adversaries. The only thing he would have to do is what? Be an authority over the garden. Obey God, just be in obedience to the Lord, right?
And so, and I mean, that's all he had to do. And how long would he and Eve lived if he had done that?
Well, eternity. Yeah, forever.
Okay, they had the tree of life there. All he had to do is do one thing: stay away from the tree in the middle of the garden, the tree of knowledge, huh, of good and evil. Right, that's all he had to do, and I would say he blew it. Right? Yeah, I mean, and it struck me once you said that Eve had it, you know, had it good.
He Adam and Eve had it good in the garden, and just they decided, or she decided initially, to know what evil was about.
Well. Yeah, what happened was even God created them, but you know, Satan didn't didn't just show up and thirty minutes later say, "I think I got it all figured out." Now he was around, he was watching, he was watching them, and God was watching him, and so would would you say Adam and Eve saw him before they had this, you know? Encounter where they sinned, or do you think he stayed out of sight? He probably stayed out of sight, but I don't know. But he did know he was.
He would look, and he would watch, and he would, and remember. He was created with the greatest intelligence of all the angels, and so he was looking for. He had to find their Achilles' heel. He had to find their weak spot, okay. And as he was watching them, he found Eve's weak spot was discernment, okay.
That that plays over till today, to this, to right now, to to this very day. Adam's weak spot, he was overwhelmed, overcome with Eve's beauty, okay. And so, well, I mean, he said he was. The smartest of all the angels.
Well, what kind of genius does it take to think you can overthrow your creator? This is where pride was the very first sin that came in. Pride. He was so. He had such intelligence.
He realized that you know he his beauty. He was the most beautiful creature God ever created. He had power. He had all the power, and he considered. And the answer you'll find there is Isaiah chapter fourteen.
He he felt that he was going to be like God. Hang tight; we'll be back right after this. Signs of the times are on cardboard on corners in town. There's a cancer called crime in our cities, and an unbroken fear. We're on our way down.
We must take America back. Put an end to the gangs and the drugs in the streets and the fact that the bad guys most always go free. That is wrong. We need leaders who need us, not steal us and bleed us and take all our money and send it abroad. We must take America back.
We need better schools and more things made in USA. It's the least we can do for the red, white, and blue. We must take America back. It's a hell here on earth in some city schoolyards. When bullets and birth control outnumber books, something's wrong.
There's a hunger for good news and heroes, but good news is no news, so all of the heroes are gone. We must take America back. Put an end to the gangs and the drugs in the streets and the fact that the bad guys most always go free. That is wrong. We need leaders who lead us, not stick us and bleed us, and take all our money and send it abroad.
We must take America back. We need prayer in the schools and more things made in USA. It's the least we can do for the red, white. We must take America back. We must take America back.
Put an end to the gangs and the drugs and the streets and the factories. The bad guys most always go through what is wrong. We need leaders who lead us, not stick us and bleed us, and take all our money and send it abroad. We must take America back. We need prayer in schools and more things made in USA.
All right, we must take America back. God gave it to us, one nation under God. With liberty and justice, and we can, we need to take it back for, for that reason.
Now, they were trained to follow orders, but they were sworn to defend the Constitution. During COVID nineteen, U.S. servicemen were given orders that many believed were unlawful, and told their careers depended upon compliance.
Some obeyed, others refused. Nearly all paid a price. Many were discharged, demoted, silenced, stripped of benefits, separated from the service that they loved. Duty to disobey—a powerful new documentary revealing what happened to the men and women who stood their ground, and why their story matters to every American. This film is not only about those who wore uniforms; it's about the future of constitutional limits, individual conscience, and the courage to require to defend both.
And so, that film. Will be shown tomorrow night, Thursday, October fifteenth, at six thirty p.m. at the Liberty Valley Church, ninety-eight fifty-one Old Eight Road in Northfield, Ohio. And it'll also going to be shown Saturday, September twelfth, from twelve to four. No, September seventeenth, Saturday, September seventeenth.
No. Not September, October. I'll get it right, folks. Saturday, October seventeenth, from twelve to five. I got it.
Saturday, October seventeenth, from twelve to five. Out that show, duty to disobey, along with a great awakening. A great awakening tells the story of an unlikely friendship that resulted in one of the most defining moments in American history. Where the colonies on the brink of collapse, the Reverend George Whitfield sparks the first great awakening, united an entire generation of his thundering proclamation of liberty in Christ. Very good, very good film.
That film will also be shown at Doers of the Word Baptist Church Saturday, October seventeenth, from twelve to five. Along with the last, the last, and the latest one of these. Of films, all three will be shown. There will also be a break, and there will be refreshments, pizza, and other things. This coming Saturday, there is no charge, but they will take up an offering.
And so, for more information, you can call four four zero three three eight one three six seven four four zero three three eight one three six seven.
Well, I got those out of the way, Miss Wendy, and and. It's time to talk about sleeping. Oh, my favorite thing! I do. Yeah, this was a study out of the Public Library of Science, September twenty twenty six, and they reported that we don't get enough sleep.
If we don't, our bodies don't get adequate sleep, and sleep quality is important.
So. If we don't get quality sleep, we increase our risk of illness and can shorten our lifespan.
So the study tracked 95,000 volunteers to see if a lack of sleep was linked to increasing risk of numerous diseases. The research was pretty accurate. Quality sleep can help eliminate some major health conditions. A quote from the study out of the Public Library Science said this. I've got to jump in real quick and give the phone numbers.
The phone numbers are two one six. That's two one six nine zero one zero nine three three.
Sorry about that. Two one six nine zero one zero nine three three, or eight eight eight two eight one one one one zero. That is the credit card line.
Sorry, Miss Wendy. Take her away. It's okay.
So this study was focusing on quality sleep lowering the risk of 83 diseases. Pastor. Wow. So they said in the study, "quote people who spent more time in rapid eye movement sleep, REM sleep, had lower risk of 83 conditions, including dementia, heart failure, and Parkinson's disease. While more deep sleep was associated with lower risk of conditions like type two diabetes and major depression." So the sleep quality and quantity was a priority for deep sleep.
They said so when the research team reported that the best health is your deep REM rapid eye movement sleep of six to eight hours is going to be required by the body to defend us from disease.
So a lot of people aren't getting six to eight hours of sleep every night. They said less than five hours of total sleep was associated with high risk of diseases.
So the report noted that in China, a person sleeps six point nine seven hours per night, and twenty three percent of the adults sleep less than six hours per night. Compared to the United States, the average adult sleeps six point eight hours, and thirty seven percent get less than sleep six hours of sleep.
So on average, older adults ages 50 to 64 are sleeping less than six hours. Also, 26% of the adults find that sleep disturbances increase over time.
So you ever hear those things where you know your grandparents as you get older you don't sleep much? They do take frequent naps, but when they go to bed at night, they're not really sleeping eight hours.
So the study attempted to answer how our sleep patterns are linked to disease.
So you often tease me about my beauty rest, Pastor, right? Right. Well, awakening, feeling rested and refreshed is the general feeling we wake up with and should wake up with.
So imagine ninety-five thousand people in this study wearing wrist accelerators. These are they were tracking them for seven consecutive days and nights, collecting data to send to this algorithm on their sleep profile. The data was divided into stages: the rapid eye movement sleep, your deep sleep, light sleep, sleep duration, wakefulness after you go to sleep, and also night-to-night sleep irregularities.
So the study followed these volunteers for 8.9 years. That's a long study, and the health records were reviewed as well to test for associations with about a thousand disease outcomes.
So, do you know where the sweet spot is, Pastor? Where? Apparently, the research data suggests that when we reach our rapid eye movement sleep and hold onto it for 48 minutes per night, we lower our risk of getting these 83 diseases.
So, if we don't get enough sleep on a regular basis, we increase that risk. And some of the common diseases on the list were heart failure. Your risk ratio is 74% if you're not getting consistent, regular sleep. Dementia risk was a ratio of 54%, and Parkinson's risk of 20%.
So, getting your quality sleep lowers the risk of conditions like that, and also your type two diabetes and your depression.
So, when we get irregular sleep patterns going, and we're waking up after we go to sleep. We increase the the probability of these health issues, and we can also increase our risk of anxiety and substance abuse disorders. Here's a quote from the study: People sleeping less than five hours face the most elevated clinical vulnerability and increase their risk of 37 diseases.
So there's several reports about all this. Science has been investigating our health investment in our sleep for decades, and sleep clinics in every city across the United States analyze our sleep patterns and our breathing when we're sleeping. About 83 million Americans, or 32% of our population, have sleep apnea, where you stop breathing when you're sleeping. And sleep is a very big deal over the health of our bodies. And when we cheat sleep, it's like poking a bear.
So think of sleep similar to having a water filtration system in your house, and the water system is on a timer. It goes through a cleansing cycle, purging the impurities it collects, and getting ready for the next 24 hours to work.
So if we disrupt this cleansing cycle, the water is not going to be clean. And so, likewise, when we're sleeping, and our cells of our body are bathed in these fluids to regenerate the cells, the mitochondria charging your battery, if you will, and your thyroid has a lot to do with your sleep processes, helping your brain to regulate the sleep cycle and your breathing when you're sleeping with hormones that it's making.
Now, Rutgers University did publish a report linking the thyroid hormones to sleep and breathing, suggesting that your thyroid has a lot to do with a balance there and can promote things like, if it's out of balance, can promote things like insomnia and sleep apnea. And all this research is suggesting that addressing the thyroid issue corrects your other symptoms, which makes sense when anyone wants to become. You know, you don't want to become addicted to sleep aids and use a sleep apnea machine when it's really not necessary. All you have to do is look at that thyroid gland and get it balanced.
So, sleep is a beautiful thing, Pastor. Right? Yeah, it is. You know, most of my life, I got by. You know, five hours of sleep.
You know, sometimes. Oh, that wasn't good.
Well, most of my life now.
Now, nowadays, it's a lot different, Wendy. It's a You know, and and I and I have friends of mine were the same way. You know that well. Donald Trump is a good example. You know, yeah.
But I had friends of mine were the same way. But nowadays, I I have to have a lot more sleep now.
Nowadays, I, in fact, you know, that's one of the things that they their questions they asked me. Do you have a hard time? Falling asleep? No, I have a hard time staying awake. You know, it's it's that's that's the way it is nowadays.
And I I do try to steal away sometime in the afternoon and take a nap nowadays. Right, right. Yeah, my grandparents were like that. They would sleep maybe five or six hours per night, but they would nap during the day. You know, you just walk walk into the room, TV's on, and Their heads cocked back and they're snoring, you know.
So, but you know, there are some medicinal plants get can help us out, helping us get a healthy sleep pattern going. One of my favorites is lobelia; it takes a lot of tension out of muscles, so it helps to relax and prepare the body to go to sleep, and that's without any sedation. Valerian root's another one. It removes tension from the nervous system without sedation, and both are excellent to help you get a natural falling to sleep. If people have trouble getting to sleep, those two are very good for that.
And your thyroid numbers are going to be important too for your sleep cycle and your breathing when you're sleeping.
So if your if your thyroid numbers are really low, you're going to probably need to address that. And there's some herbs that I could mention, but I know you're in a fundraiser. But stamina, gland cellular levels, metabolic function. You know, we have that power with medicinal plants if we just take the advice of the Bible. God said, herbs.
Are here for the service of man and the healing of the nations. That's what they are there for—to heal, you know—to cure the disease. To cure the disease—that's what the herbs are there for, not just to treat symptoms. And that's one of the biggest problems we've gotten into today. They—they seem to be more interested in just treating the symptoms and keep treating and keep treating and keep treating and keep.
Well, it's that's more lucrative than curing. Yeah, that's why. I know. Yeah, you're you're absolutely right.
So, and by the way, a lot of your listeners are calling about our new catalog. It should be out next month, so we don't have it in stock right now. But if anybody wants to call or go to the website at thepowerbbs.com, we will add you to the list.
So when it's in stock, we'll mail it to you. All right, very good, Sheila in Illinois, places twenty-five. Thank you, Sheila. And did I announce? I announced Bill in Hartville.
Did I do that?
Okay, very good. And Francine, and okay, very good. The phone lines are open. At credit card line is eight eight eight two eight one one one one zero. That's credit card line, and the other line is two one six nine zero one zero nine three three.
You know what I'm going to do? Right out of the shoot, Wendy. I'm gonna, I'll match you. I know that your tender little heart's broken when when you can't get a match, but sometimes you got two matches.
Sometimes you would even get three matches.
So put me down for uh, how much was it?
Okay, nine hundred and eighty-three dollars. Put me down for nine eighty-three. Very good.
So I match you.
So can we get another match? Maybe style will match you.
Okay. Can I borrow nine eighty three? Yeah, what's the model? Yeah, that boy's smart. I'm telling you already.
So the phone lines are open at eight eight eight two eight one one one one zero. Give us a call and or. Two one six nine zero one zero nine three three, yeah. Sleep is a wonderful, wonderful thing, and if you can, and I, I totally agree with everything you just said about getting enough sleep. I wish, probably, would have done me better if I had gotten more sleep all those years, huh?
Yeah, I mean. It's so when you're sleeping, your your thyroid and other areas will release fluids to go bathe the cells and the mitochondria, like your battery pack of your cells, in this fluid to almost like a recharge.
So this is why when you wake up, you feel refreshed.
So it's it's it's a process. It takes a couple hours to do that, and we need to give that time.
Well, you know, I've it's almost like I've. Got in a, you know, pattern that I've been doing for years, and you know, I'll sleep for like three hours, and I'll wake up for. Need to go to the bathroom or something. Come back and I I don't have any problem going getting right back to sleep, but I'll sleep another three hours. It's like I'm on a three hour shift.
Okay, Chad and Pa, Chad and Pa pledges fifty. Thank you, Chad.
So what about what about you? How does yours work? You you sleep solid for six hours. Yeah, I mean, I have no problem getting a minimum of seven. In I would say I really don't sleep to like an eight or or or higher amount of time unless it's like a weekend and I know I don't have to get up and do anything.
Most of the time, I'm automatically getting up in the morning before my dogs get me up.
So you know, sort of like you're on a clock, you're used to getting up at a certain time. I've noticed something too. Like if I, because you know, obviously I don't get to bed sometimes at one or two in the morning. But if I, for some reason, have to go an extra hour before I get to bed, then I have a tendency to to sleep in, you know, two or three extra hours. And that's kind of strange how that works too.
I know there's some people that you know can't can't sleep unless there's some sort of white noise in the background, whether that's an oscillating fan or they put on the radio or something.
So some people are used to things like that in order to sleep. Yeah, some of them like to play music, like the sound of the of the sea waves. You know, the waves of the seashores and other yeah others like to play the Sound of raindrops on a tin roof, and yeah, like you're like you're in a travel trailer and it's raining or something. Yeah, yeah.
Well, I've noticed that does work when I'm if I'm in my car when I'm traveling and I pull into a rest area if it's raining on there, I I end up I I'm sleeping right away. It seems like you know.
So, all right, very good. Sleep is a beautiful thing. It is. There you go. So, do you believe in that?
There's really a Sandman. No, but you do have what God built into you. They call it the circadian rhythm, your clock.
So, this is why when people work second and third shifts, they're working against that circadian clock, which is. Another topic with puts you at high risk of getting illnesses.
So we we are working against what God built in, you know. Oh yeah, that's right. You know, he he built and made us to you know sleep at night and stay awake during the day, huh? Right. Yep.
And so yeah, with you know Thomas Edison giving us the light bulb. You know, it extended our wakeful hours, so it kind of messed us up there. I hear you, Carmen in Connecticut pledges one twenty-five, and Carol in PA pledges one hundred. Thank you, Carmen. Thank you, Carol.
Okay, want to remind you folks: the rubbish hauler's wife donation of twenty-five dollars more versus Barack Obama. This is a really good book. It really is. I. You know I know Susan Daniel very well.
She's done her her homework, and you know Barack Obama had four different Social Security numbers. Did you know that, Wendy?
Well, why am I not surprised? But you know, I didn't. President Trump at one point kind of questioned his birth right of being born in the United States. Yeah, he sure did, and. There's a lot of things coming up about Barack Obama.
You know, I mean, with with me, this guy's got all the characteristics, or more than I than anyone I know of, and attributes of the Antichrist that you find right out of Scripture. I'm not saying he is the Antichrist. I'm saying that if I were to look for the prize candidate now, if if he's coming here to Ohio. To a candidate for the Communist Party, and should he take us a deadly head wound, and then a day or two later get up and walk around, we'll know who he is. All right, and that goes back to that plaque that he put out.
I'll never forget that when I saw that plaque. He was—they were sending a message. An esoteric message to people. Do you know what I'm talking about? Yeah, I do.
Yeah, that was a.
So we'll find out. You know, we'll we'll see if that comes to pass. All right, the numbers are eight eight eight, two eight one one one one zero. Can I get another match for Miss Wendy? Can I get a match for Carol and PA one hundred or?
For Lisa, one twenty-five, or Chad and P.A. Can I get a match? One more match. I matched Wendy. Can I get another match for nine hundred and eighty-three dollars for Miss Wendy?
The numbers are eight eight eight, two eight one one one one zero, or two one six. Nine zero one zero nine three three. We're doing it different this week than what we've done in the past for a number of reasons, but we're breaking up Pledge Week. It's going to be the the last three days of this week today, tomorrow, Friday, and then the the first three days of next week will be our Pledge Week. That way, we're adding one day to help us out because.
We really want to stay on all those stations we've been talking about, and you know we we have been telling you about them, especially the one out there in Dallas, and all was well.
Now we've been getting some an increase. Of the support from that area, and that's good. Keep it up, folks. We want, we really want to stay on those stations. We really do.
And all the letters we get from folks after all these years, especially right now, there's a lot of things happening. We're going to be talking about here, Wendy, that people need to know because if you've been watching all of the. The press, the it's going to be a blue wave. You heard Bill Maher out there. It's it's going to be a total the total blue wave.
Watch it. You know, Trump's gone and all of this. Have you been listening to all that? I have been getting bits and pieces of it.
Well, we've got some news for you. Here, one of it is the big G O P midterm. Polling in nine key states shows that the GOP candidates are leading. You certainly haven't heard that in NBC, ABC, or CBS, have you? And so, well, I did hear that day on social media news outlets that you know we're doing a lot better this time.
Well, all of a sudden now. Yeah, because they had to back off. I mean, NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN—they had to kind of back off because people were finding out, you know, what they their their propaganda just wasn't going to float.
So now they're they're trying to walk walk it back. The drumbeat of doom, advanced by pundits who claim, well, the the Republican Party is heading for disaster. November may be out of step with. What voters actually think, according to a whole series of new polls, the looming election will decide whether President Donald Trump has an antagonistic, Democratic-dominated Congress for the final two years of his term, or an extension of the current scenario in which the Republicans have a razor-thin margin in the House and a small Senate majority, or divided Congress, which. Each party in control of one chamber.
You know it's interesting because the the Speaker of the House thinks he's actually going to pick up a couple seats. We got to keep that in prayer, but we got to get out and vote. We're coming up to a hard break. We'll be back right after this with a whole lot more.
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