How's it going everyone Caleb here with late in sports cards next night? We're gonna be working on 2022 Legacy football. This is gonna be six box break number two random team style. Thanks again everyone for joining appreciate it Let's get right into it. See what we can find for you guys Good luck. Good luck. One more time if you did not get the results here. They are also linked in your chat Here we go everyone. Let's do it. See what we got for you guys There's some strong mini of Deandre swift silver lions mini little mini action to get it going Ozzy Newsome this time Brown's patch autograph Ozzy Newsome to 100. There you go Browns McAfrey I said they're browns Chiquan brisker on the silver. Hey blue. What's up orange to 125 Brian Dawkins Kim Williams for the ages Mike Ditka Fred Taylor Devin Lloyd There's a George Pickens rookie throne Malik Willis Orange to 199 Derek Carr orange car there Sauce Gardner. It's a mini Josh Allen. That's gonna be numbered to 75 You go in the mini Josh Allen nice one bills Good question blue. I don't know what it's gonna be this year Desmond Ryder Trying to think back to last year Kyle Hamilton James Cook Brian Robinson jr. To 149 nice orange NBA it's always NBA hoops NFL I'm trying to think though if anyone knows the answer feel free to just drop it It's branding cooks there to 299 Texans. I mean also with that being said it kind of varies every year Autograph this time Christian Watson. That's Packers to 149 So far we've seen this and Chronicles draft picks get released and both of those have been 2022 class but in their college jerseys still This does at least have team logos on it though with that being said So nice that the team logos are on about half of the cards here in this set Some of the autos do not have the NFL team logos though still Rookie's there under the lights of Aaron Rodgers There's a Derek Stingley to 150 nice Press God and Romo Very excuse me press got an eight wrong Cowboys QB Xbox up guys number two Go here we go. Good luck everyone Jeremiah Johnson Tony G Thibodeau there's a dachshund hill chrome Devon Lloyd Malik Willis Gonna be numbered to 50 on the Ronde Barber bucks Nice one bucking ears Kyler Gordon We've got a John Elway very cool one here. This is to 65 Cardinals Broncos That's gonna be Stanford Cardinals and Denver Broncos. This is a dare to tear That's sick congrats on that one Broncos Awesome dare to tear Very cool there so in the back you could if you wanted to decide to rip the card open and see what's inside Nice one Broncos congrats I said college team. They're not the NFL Cardinals and Denver Broncos So Broncos card very nice Congrats on the dare to tear or of course, you could just leave it the way it is never open it up There's a candy pick it Jalen Tolbert this time to 249 rookie patch auto You go Jalen Tolbert We get the team quick it's gonna be Cowboys you go Cowboys Cooper cup for the ages. I don't know exactly what can be inside. I would assume it's a mini although I don't know exactly what I would assume you can get autograph minis Devonte Adams in 299 That's usually how they do with Allen and Ginzer rip cards You have mini cards inside that are numbered or autographed. So I would assume that's what it is for this as well There's a Lamar Jackson orange Number to 125 on the mini, but then you can also just kind of get like a base mini as well Jordan Davis that time Eagles rookie chrome auto you go Eagles Yeah, they're cool. I've never had luck opening like the Allen and Ginzer ones before getting anything really nice But yeah, there's nice hits that do come out of them Usually some nice SSPs under the lights Carson strong But it's just like opening packs There's a gamble associated with it. You can get something worse or better than your actual card And that's an orange to 189 quiche on Johnson It's a Jehan Dotson far Nice KJ nice really solid James cook that time. That's gonna be bronze to 100 you go bills. Nice Yeah, not bad at all KJ not bad at all. I Say a spill or West Welker Yellow to 150 Garrett Wilson Jets Ohio State stud there Michigan stud Aiden Hutchinson You know, we've got a red Jaquan brisker. That's red To 50 you go payers In generations Justin Jefferson Randy Moss next box guys Go let's keep going. Good luck on under the light silver Jamar Chase mini. That's to 75 Okay, I guess we got to start checking the silvers Strange Maybe just silver minis. I suppose Jeremy Rucker Jets. You know Jets not numbered there Solid auto for your jets tight end there George Perkins. There's a Sam Howell rookie Nice chrome Sam Howell Nice card for your commanders this time, it's gonna be light blue to 25 rendez-barber just had that 50 Yeah, you can definitely still sell it for a little bit not as much as if it was still sealed But yeah, it does have some value to 299 Derek Stingley jr. But yeah, it does sell really well sealed with that being said Other people like to gamble on them as well Devin Lloyd Bo Jackson for the ages. You'll definitely get your spot back on a break like this and Then some that's a Donald driver that time Rookie's there Andrew Booth jr. Vikings Evan Hill is a spiller that dark blue to 50 Deontay Johnson. Exactly KJ. Yep Exactly We got a Kyle Hamilton there Many of Aaron Jones that is to 75 as well Packers I can't figure out how they're numbering these The bronze has been to 75 50 and 125 I can't figure it out. I'm really trying Timeless talents porters jr. I don't know if it's like retired players and rookies are different It's confusing though And under the lights to 50 Aiden Hutchinson You go This one there. It's lions number two pick there and we've got a tyquan Thornton this time Patriots on the rookie auto Thornton saw someone rip a tealaw to 199 Mac Jones to five. Yeah I always wondered if they put like the better hits in the better rip cards You know like the better outside card if it has a better inside hit Sauce gardener, but I bet there's no correlation Herbert under the lights Who knows though? Who knows? Maybe they do ridder Yellow Travis Kelce the 150 Before the ages Steve young next box up guys Joe Montana on the box got to meet him at the national He was at the VIP party Snaps a pick with mr. Joe Montana Uh many of darnel mooney To 75 Uh, yep, elice. We are sold out tonight. Yep, and personals are over full If you're in davis haven't healed. How you doing, man? You've been sold out since I went live basically Like one break the spots That's gonna be a deck press card under the lights to 100 Nice deck Brian Robinson Joe name it to 100 Autograph Ravens this time David Oshabo go Ravens. Nice one rookie Otto not numbered rookie seer Rogers Key punton key punton under the lights of tom brady not numbered Nice brady You got an orange tj watt to 199 sauce gardener Uh many of jaylen hurts Not numbered Jamison williams likely another one for the ravens tyler baddie rookie Otto your ravens Another hit for you baltimore Desmond ridder kyle hamilton trevon walker hollow rookie Zach wilson second year to 299 Feels weird to see second year for him Sky more press scott and akeman Right Exactly Matt corral And now we already got a whole new set of guys to see what they're all about now crazy Crazy, but yeah, there are still some great rookies from that last class that have Chance to do some more Chance to do some more Let's close out this one with a yellow to 150 Dan fouts Okay next one up Good luck guys two boxes to go See what else we can grab up here Peer strong Guys be sure you're grabbing up your group break spots for tomorrow Uh break start at 4 p.m. Eastern tomorrow night Drake london got a cooper cop there under the lights to 100 Here you go rams be sure you're grabbing up your spots another great schedule for you guys Andrew booth Get an orange uh steve atwater to 199 orange thibadoe Orange davante adams mini that is to 125 Raiders Malik willis rookie elway Under the lights chrysalave Here's a break schedule link for you guys as well if you do want to uh do some browsing LinkedIn the chat for you there I keep going we got a yellow matt ryan there to 150 nice Kyle hamilton james cook or moon Jerome Ford guys they are likely hollow rookie ravens From williams Uh davante price he's back. It's gonna be rookie patch auto silver davante price Uh rogers and farf let me just confirm. I believe I remember where he was Yep colts Here you go colts Kobe bryant Uh about 50 adam thielen vikings sam howell Mini is gonna be matt ryan not numbered colts on the mini there And sauce gardener auto for the jets nice red ink auto to 149 There you go jets Solid hits Sauce gardener great defensive player congrats jets Let's keep going kenneth walker Duffy take that sauce Oh sam howl to 299 you go commanders and we got one box to go One to go Good luck everyone close out strong here Let's say a spiller uh tighten this insert Good jona good. What about you? Or uh jonas, how you doing? A lave Skymore It's been a solid night Hutchinson there green mica parson's to 100 cowboys On the green rookies nice one again sauce gardener.  That's chiefs still to 125 on the mini chiefs It is a chiefs tyree Desmond ridder rookie We've got brissy hall nice one jets there rookie auto running back hits. It'll be numbered to 35 awesome on jets Top running back prospect for you there jets very nice See what he can do next year you kill cook uh zap Patriots qb there to 100 on the champ bailey insert george kittle There's a matt corral jim kelly insert Alec pierce i say a likely that's going to be chrome to 100 there you go raven's nice The likely randall cunningham there just close it out with something cool guys. Good luck here Little the girl will do a recap right after to 299 dallas clark And last cap bailey zap again in mini silver tyron davis price not numbered on the mini silver niners Are you going to charles woodson? Alrighty that'll do it guys for the packs. Let's do a recap. Thanks again, everyone. Hope you did enjoy it All right, we've got brissy hall justin ross mod gardener That's going to be devontae price trivand walker tyler baddie david ojabo tyquan thorton jeremy ruckers jordan davis jaylon tulbert Christian watson and an ozzy newson. Thanks again, everyone. We got legacy number three coming up shortly Hope you enjoyed number two appreciate it guys


Remember, a Hallmark card when you carry enough to send the very best. As great as stars in outstanding stories chosen by one of the world's best known authors, they distinguish novelist, Mr. James Hilton. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is James Hilton. Tonight on our Hallmark Playhouse, we give you a story which won its way into the hearts of a large public, just as sensationally as one of its chief characters won a different kind of contest. It is National Velvet by Enid Bagnold, a very fine English writer, and the word national in the title refers to the Grand National, one of the great horse races of the world, which is held every year at entry near Liverpool. It's so long since I saw the Grand National myself that I can't even remember the name of the horse that won that year, but I do remember the excitement and the color of the occasion, and these, I think, Miss Bagnold admirably captures in her story. She also combines it with a truly delightful hero and heroine, and for these exacting roles, we are happy to bring you together a veteran among Hollywood's most popular young stars, Roddy McDowell, and Miss Anne Whitfield, whose charming talents Hollywood is now busy discovering. And now, before we begin National Velvet, here is Frank Goss, who has a few words about Hallmark. Thank you, Mr. Hilton. Hallmark cards have a magic carpet quality about them. They take you visiting, however great the distance, to help celebrate a birthday, an anniversary, or just any day when you're thinking of someone. There is a quality about Hallmark cards that whispers good taste, and you'll send them with pride for that identifying Hallmark on the back adds meaning. It says, you cared enough to send the very best. Now Hallmark Playhouse, presenting Enid Bagnold's National Velvet, starring Roddy McDowell. The play was over, and the dishes were washed and put away. Upstairs, the three girls, Meredith, Edwina, and Velvet, lay dreaming their own individual dreams. Outside, the hired boy, Mai, leaned against the barn door, studying the sky. In the living room, Mr. Brown sat scowling at his paper, and Mrs. Brown gazed speculatively at her dawning. Great things were just over the horizon for all of them. The girls, beyond the curve of the hill, were a great horse clattered wildly down a roadway towards them. But they had no way of knowing that, yet. That Mai is a good worker, isn't he? He'll do. His father was a good worker, too. When I was getting ready to swim the channel, he was working right alongside of me. Day or night, he was there if I needed him. Seemed to have an instinct when my knees were going to hollow out. He'd be pounding at the front door, and say, Aramente Potter, you can do it. And I did. Everybody knows you did it. Everybody needs a touch of glory somewhere in their lives. I'm glad it came to me when I was young. Well, the girls asleep. They should be. The girls are growing up. Those girls do. As a boy in the village, Edwina's taken a fancy, too. Seems like a nice boy. Meredith's too young for boys yet. But Velvet? What about Velvet? Velvet's different from the other children. But she'll have a suitor, too, in time. And it should be nothing less than a prince himself for Velvet. A prince? What kind of talk is that? A prince for the daughter of a village butcher. Velvet should have a prince. Mom, this piebald course is loose again. Velvet, go back to bed. I want to see him go by. First walk up to the meadow and look at the piebald. Edwina told me they had him up there this afternoon. I'll walk along with you.  A fellow in the village told me today that the piebald jumped a five-bar gate with a wire on the top. Sail right over. But it's but and a wire. That's a wonderful jump. He can't bear to be shot up. Farmer Eve said that he was through chasing him across the country. He, uh, he's going to put him up to raffle. He's going to raffle him? Anybody could get him. Anybody with a shilling? Uh, I've got five shillings. I'll loan you, Velvet. You can take a chance for everyone in the family. The raffles tomorrow. Oh, my, I'll pay you back. I went a race with him. I'll pay you back. Look at him, my. Look at him. Oh, he stands marvelous. Look at his boom. Looks more than 15 hands. He's coming over to us. Could stop him now. A horse like that could win the national. Could he buy? I'll say he could. He's got heart. And that was a grand takeoff. And then when he's up in the air, he, he gives it a kind of a second hitch and his feet tuck up. So he's, he's only a body without legs. Did you see him look before he took off? See his ears flicked forward and then back again? Why, you don't have to teach him. All you have to do is sit on him. If I won that pie bold, I might ride him in the grand national myself. Girls can't ride in that. If I cut off my hair, who would know I was a girl? I'd ride him right into history. That's where he belongs in history. Well, you had better win your horse first. Let's go get the tickets right away. All right. Any tickets at all? Don't have a horse. Please, could you send me the rules for entering the grand national race? I answer as your obedient servant, V. Brown. We'd better talk low now, Velvet. If your father comes in, start talking about a new dress or something. The pie bold's getting better every day, isn't he? I hope the tentals don't find out we've been using their jumps. You know what you jump today when I put those logs ahead of the pit? No. You jump the third on the national. The third jumps are a ditch and a fence, the same as this one. I wrote a chap today that works up there for the measurements. Now, if you're going to run in the national, you've got to be ready for it. Now, here's the clearance for the race and you sign this James Taske. Right here, see? Who's James Taske? He's you. The pie bold's jockey. The pie bold's... Sign what I say. That's right. Now we'll post this and then we'll get the license, see? The real Mr. Taske's not even in England. He left for the continent last week and he gave me permission to use his name. Well, we've put our backs in this now and our shirts and all. What does it always say, Velvet, about that horse, putting it in what? Putting the pie bold in history. Well, you're putting the pie bold in history all right and I'm putting you in history, see? Like my old dad did for your mother. It's a foreseen thing. Like God might have thought of. What are you two children up to? You better tell your mother, Velvet. Now's your minute. Pie bold's fit to run in the national. What about it? Thought of running it. You did? The grand national with those jumps? Mmm, 30 jumps. Stiff. What will it cost? A hundred pounds to enter and money for a horse box and a night's lodging. Can the horse win my? Shouldn't wonder. I still have my prize money. It's in gold. Gold sovereigns. You can pay the entry in the sovereigns. It might be lucky. Everybody's entitled to a chance at glory. I had mine. You and the pie ball shall have yours, Velvet. Just a moment. We'll return to the second act of National Velvet starting Roddy McDowell. Remember last year you resolved this year you'd get your Christmas cards early. Well, it's time to start thinking about them now. Christmas will mean more to you if you start planning early and it's time to choose your cards thoughtfully. For it is part of the magic of Christmas that the more you think of others, the deeper your own joy. And I suggest hallmark cards because they are the kind your friends will display proudly during the holidays and treasure long afterwards. They are so extraordinarily beautiful, so individual, and they have such a wonderful way of putting your greetings into words that are just right. You choose hallmark cards with the pleasant knowledge that they are correct. Your social preference has become a tradition through the years. Remember hallmark cards can be obtained only at leading stores. It's not too early to make out your list now. Then choose hallmark Christmas cards thoughtfully.  Now here is the second act of National Velvet starring Roddy McDowell. What can I do for you, sir? There's entry money in that bag for the Grand National. To what horse does this refer? It's a piebald horse. Property of Miss Velvet Brown. Who is the trainer? Privately trained by the owner, sir. I'll fill out the form. Mother, you've got to pretend I'm not your child. Why, Velvet? You were 19 when you swam the channel. My chances come earlier than yours. You mustn't think of me as your child. I'm a girl with a chance. Yeah? My's in the street waiting. We're in this together. We think... he thinks... I think I can ride the horse. Velvet, I... I don't know what to say to you. I've got to ride him. He rides well for me. He's not used to anyone else. He's a great horse, mother. He's like a... a Bible horse. And he and I, mother, when we're riding together, we have one horse. How will you manage?  My and I will even the box car with a horse tomorrow.  He has a suit of clothes for me. And his sister made me the silk to ride in. We have it all planned. Mother, the piebald's going to win. He's going to win the Grand National. I think I left you here at the hotel. Did you take a nap like I told you? I couldn't sleep. I'm too excited. Will the race be postponed because of the rain? Oh, no. You haven't talked to anyone, have you? No, my... Remember now, you're a foreigner named James Taske. You can't speak a word of English. I'll remember. All right. First of all, here's a map of the course. Now, it will take the jumps all around. You start here at the corner. First, you cross a road. Then the first fence, plain fence. You've done just as big at home. There's nothing in them, but don't you despise them. Then comes a rail, ditch, and fence. Then there's two more thorn fences. Then... Then there's Beecher's Brook. Beecher's Brook. That's where so many go down. Now, there's no need to fall at Beecher's. I've watched it, and I know. Just sit back.  It's a long way down, but he'll land steady. You clear the ditch. You land on the uphill grass and gallop on. Then there's a jump... Mine! I can't remember it all. Oh, put your mind to it, Velvet. You want to make for the middle of the jump at the canal turn. Remember, keep to the middle of the canal turn. Poor mine. Sound asleep. It's dawn already. Dear God, please help me ride the piebald into history. He's a great horse. And that's where he belongs. Please help me. Please help me. Sit in the chair so we can take your weight. Well, why doesn't he sit in the chair? He does not understand English. He's from the continent. Well, they weigh jockies there, too, don't they? Sit down, can't you? Sit. Sit. That's right. Wait. 10, 6, and 11. Penny piece. Wait. 10, 6, and 11. Penny piece. Come on. Come on.  That mist is right down to the ground. It won't be easy racing. Now, I've got to go for the horse. Keep moving. And remember where you are and don't answer if anyone speaks to you. I won't. Will you be able to see the race? Not much of it. I'll duck in at the rail a couple of times and try and get a look at you as you go by. Well, I'll get the horse and I'll lead you out. And that's all I can do for you. From then on, it's up to the Piebald and you. The Piebald and me. Speachers, my son, I should just sit in to land steady Piebald. You're going to land? What have you done with her? Give him to you. What do you want him for? He is my horse. Oh, there's been an objection raised. They want him for the enclosure. Something happened. They want him for the enclosure. That's right. Where have you been all day? This year's the winner. The doctor's looking him over. He's fainted almost at... The doctor's with him. Here, come on. Now I've got to get this animal back into the enclosure. The doctor's with him. On the wilds far as you can. A girl has won the grand prize. Of course she's disqualified. Tim's chance wins the press. But Tim's chance didn't win the race. The stewards of the National Uncommitive have been assembled here this morning to consider whether we shall bring criminal proceedings against this girl, Velvet Brown. Is the girl waiting? Yes, she is.  Papers have made a heroine of her. Might I say, Mr Chairman, before the young woman comes into the room, that I think it would be a pity if any note of admiration be acknowledged during the interview. If indeed any is failed. Yes, well, I think you can leave that to me. Will someone please ask her to come in? I will. Come in, Miss Brown. Miss Velvet Brown? Yes, sir. Well, I... really? Well, wasn't you all right riding that high ball, Miss Brown? Yes, sir. What put it in your head, girls, to do a thing like that? Who the horse could do it? Yes, but why are you riding? Why did you want to ride him yourself? Why not get a professional? Well, he... he goes very well for me. He certainly does. And he certainly did. There's no argument to that. Miss Brown, the committee feels that you attempted to defraud the Grand National in order to win a prize. The prize? It wasn't the prize. I never wanted the prize. You didn't want the prize? No, I wanted the honor. For the horse. You see, he... he jumped so beautifully, and I wanted him to be famous. I didn't even think of the money when I planned it all. Who helped you plan it? No one. My and I did it all by ourselves. Oh, that's my tailor, you're speaking of. The boy outside? Yes. Yes, we're asking to come in with you. Yes, yes. You come in, Mr. Taylor. Mr. Taylor? Yes, sir. You work for Mr. Brown? Yes, sir.  That's one way of putting it, sir. I... I helped. What was your share to be of the purse? I didn't want any share of the purse. We never even thought about the purse. All we thought about was the horse. Velvet wanted to... to put the horse in history, she said. Oh, she got that out of somewhere, and she kept thinking it and saying it. Why, we didn't either one of us ever talk about the purse. What is that noise? I say the streets jam with people as far as you can see up and down. Well, open the window. It's once in the lifetime. Where's Velvet? Where would you expect? Out with the pie ball. We were lucky the National Hunt Committee decided to drop any idea of prosecution. Yes, I know. Well, I hope she's able to settle down to normal again. She has already. The glory wine has already gone from her glass.  The newspapers applauded her. The public stared. Hands flew out for her. For a few moments, she shone. A wonder, a glory. A miracle child. But now it's all gone. And all that's left to her is what she wanted in the beginning. He is beautiful. You're both beautiful. You won the Grand National Pie Ball. I knew you could do it. You won the Grand National. And James Hilton will return in a moment. Excitement for children. Now there are eight brand new hallmarked dolls of the nations. And that makes 36 hallmarked dolls in all. Children love to collect these beautiful dolls and you can send them so easily for their greeting cards. Each doll stands up by itself, wears the colorful dress of its native country, and there's a fascinating story about it told inside in rhyme. Children are enchanted to learn about living in houses of ice from the little Eskimo, about riding elephants from the lovely little princess of India, about strange and delightful customs of Australia and Switzerland, Ireland, Hawaii, Sweden, Scotland.  They are in glowing colors front and back with real feather plumes in their hats. And they cost just 25 cents each. 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I always call on hallmark, too, when I have a friend's birthday, Frank. Thanks again, Mr. Hilton and Mr. Goss. And will you thank hallmark for my very nice present. Roddy, is it time to go? Yes, Ann, but first, Mr. Hilton, thank you for inviting us over tonight. And what's the show for next week? Next week, Roddy, our show is The Virginian by Owen Wister, starring that popular new star, MacDonald Carey. This is a Western story in the real tradition, with all the action and thrills of a great tale set in that great time of American history, which is known as the Winning of the West. Why, that sounds great. Mr. Hilton, I'll be listening. Fine. Our director producer is Bill Gay. Our music is composed and conducted by Lynn Murray, and our script tonight was adapted by Gene Holloway. Until next Thursday then, this is James Hilton saying good night. Four hallmark cards that are sold only in stores that have been carefully selected to give you expert and friendly service. 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Okay, so we will start with our speakers. The first one I will introduce our speaker. We have Riska Ayusatiani, SSTMPH, is currently a public health doctoral program at Universitas Blasmaret Indonesia. She's a lecturer, researcher, book author, consultant, speaker, reviewer of the journal and midwife who initiated and developed complementary delivery therapy in Indonesia. She's a prenatal, gentle yoga facilitator and certified mom and baby masses and spa. She is an expert on reproductive health and highlight women issues in HIV-AIDS. She has experiences as a mentor in the abstract mentoring program. 11 IAS conference on HIV science, IAS 2021 and the 24 international AIDS conference in 2022 and IAS mentorship program. CIS awarded Paragon Innovation Award, Social Innovation Health Initiative, as IHI and SOTIS Asian Women 2021. Last year, Riska was a speaker at a virtual international day of the midwife. With the abstract title is the birth equity in the midwivery services of pregnant women living with HIV-AIDS in Indonesia has been realized. So Riska, the time is yours, please. Okay, thank you Mrs, thank you for the time Mrs. Gita and also thank you so much for all participants in virtual international day of the midwife 2022 for the opportunity. Is it clear for you, is it my voice? Yes, yes, it's clear. Thank you. Okay, thank you Mrs. Gita. I'm very grateful because this is the second time for me as a speaker in VidM. Good afternoon, everyone. My name is Riska Isyani. I'm a PhD student at Public Health University of West Malat, Indonesia. I'm a midwife who initiated Scholar Komplemender Sinta Ibu and today I would like to talk to you about initiation of Scholar Komplemender Sinta Ibu SCOTCHI program in releasing safe motherhood based entrepreneurial care in Indonesia and hopefully this will act as a springboard for discussion. I plan to speak for about 30 minutes and my talk will be divided into three sections. The first is the background of SCOTCHI and second we will learn about the description of SCOTCHI innovation as a problem-solving SCOTCHI products and achievements. And finally I will explain the SCOTCHI's impact and milestone. I will sure be glad to ensure an equation at the end of my presentation. So please hold your question if you have any. So let's discuss everyone. Okay, I will start of my slides all with the problems. Stunting affects one-third of children under five years old in developing countries and 14% of childhood deaths are attributable of it. A large number of risk factors for stunting have been identified in epidemiological studies even though child mortality is decreasing. Child children around the world are still suffering from delights physical growth. In fact, 30% of children in developing countries are stunted. It means that they have had more than two standard deviation below the global and which is one of the highest in Southeast Asia. And maternal health issues are closely related to stunting chronic malnutrition caused by insufficient nutrition consumption within a long period of time which disrupts child growth. Around 27.7% of children under five are stunted. According to the 2019 survey of nutritional status of Indonesia under the age of five in the world, Indonesia occupies the 17th position of 117 countries for the stunting incident. So it's too many. The first 1,000 days of life up until a child turns two are most important because development during this period impacts a child for the rest of his or her life. Stunting during this period is related to poor outcomes in health, cognitive development and educational and economic attainment later in life. In order to reduce stunting, it is important to understand it is determinants and their relative effect to help priority setting in designing policies to improve childhood growth. Safemotherhood means ensuring that all women have access to the information and services they need to go safely through pregnancy and childbirth. It includes education on Safemotherhood, prenatal care during pregnancy and counseling with focus on high risk pregnancies, promotion of maternal nutrition, adequate delivery assistance in all cases, provision for obstetric emergencies, including referral services for pregnancy, childbirth and abortion complication and postnatal care or care after childbirth. Undernatal care refers to health, education and regular medical checkup given to a pregnant woman in order to make the outcome of pregnancy saver, reduce cases of maternal morbidity and mortality through early detection and treatment. Antenatal care is also necessary to screen high risk pregnancy and high risk labor sign. However, the Indonesia cooperates of full antenatal visits in 2020, only 79.36%. It was caused by lack of information and lost to follow up. Global and national targets for 2025 is 90% pregnant women to attend four or more antenatal care visits. Today, around the worldwide, midwives use complementary therapies in their provision more than the other medical practitioners. Complimentary therapy is usually used in combination with current treatments and alternative treatments are used instead of current treatments. A literature review estimate that between 65 until 100% of midwives have used one or more complementary therapies. Common types of complementary alternative medicine that are recommended by midwives were message therapy, herbal medicine, relaxation techniques, nutritional supplements, aromatherapy, homeopathy, and acupuncture. These methods can be used for treatment of nausea and vomiting, big pain, NCT, postmortem, depression, anemia, streak, gravedorum, insomnia, hemorrhoid, vaginal infection, malpresentation, augmentation and induction of labor, pre-renail care, retent, placenta, and lactation problems. So that midwives not only need to know the strengths and limitations of complementary alternative medicine methods, but also they should be able to talk to women about the effectiveness and possibilities of these procedures. So let's see my innovation. We initiated Sekolah Komplementar Sinta Ibu Sekocci to release safe motherhood-based antenatal care services with a holistic complementary midwifery care approach. Sekocci is innovation in developing a class of pregnant women with a complementary midwifery approach with targets, pregnant women, and community health workers. We also developed ASIC application Sayang Ibu Bayi Komplementar as data documenting and monitoring application based on websites and Android. And we will go to the next slide. Okay. Sekolah Komplementar Sinta Ibu, or Sekocci, is an organization for maternal and child health. Sekocci is a health innovation program that is in collaboration with the public health center. Sekocci was first implemented in Sleman and Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The Sekocci program aims to educate and empower pregnant women independently during pregnancy and childbirth and postpartum. Sekocci also advocates for the mental health of expecting and new to motherhood women, especially during COVID-19 pandemic by providing massage, yoga, aroma therapy, hypnotherapy practices. Sekocci innovation has been copyright and received several awards such as the Patagon Innovation Award 2021 in the health category and the Social Innovation in Health Initiative 2021. Products produced from Sekocci activities include digital information technology, books, aroma therapy masks, moringa noodles, and tea. We open opportunities for volunteers who support Sekocci classes. So look at the slide. There are five activities in the Sekocci class. So this is the five activities, namely, Sekocci launch it. Sekocci was launched for the first time on February 9, 2020 in Sleman, Special Region of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Begepati Region Sleman, this event, was attended by the Sleman Health Office, villages, sub-district pregnant women and community health workers. We train Sekocci volunteers, include midwives and community health workers to increase their knowledge about maternal and children health. Sekocci direct class was held at the public health center and pre-fed midwife to improve pregnant women's knowledge and health. This class is scheduled and can only be followed by patients in Sekocci partners in public health center. Sekocci online class was held through WhatsApp group, YouTube, Instagram, Zoom to improve pregnant women's knowledge and health. This class is flexible and can be followed by all pregnant women in Indonesia and also another world, although no patients in Sekocci partners. Monitoring and evaluation with research and partnership of Sekocci for at least three years. And the next slide. This is the mini research of Sekocci program. We have conducted research on the impact of Sekocci classes on 150 pregnant women spread through the Indonesia. We collect the identity of pregnant women, including age, education, occupation and pregnancy status. The average age of them was 27.31 years with 96% having a senior high school and university education, 28.67% as a housewife and 57.33% currently having their first pregnancy. In conclusion, Sekocci was effective as a medium of midwife counseling for pregnant women, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Most of the participants said that they were satisfied with Sekocci, which is 80% in the health education program and 94% in the pregnancy consultation program. As many as 70% of participants prefer the WhatsApp group as a means of implementing Sekocci. The use of WhatsApp group media was recommended because it was easier to use and cost effective. We recommend the government scale up the Sekocci program so that it has a broad impact. Okay, next slide. In the sixth slide, I will show you about the male stones of Sekocci. Sekolah Komplementer Cinta Ibu began to be initiated and implemented in 2020. Furthermore, there needs to be a five years follow-up plan in 2021 until 2025. We have signed a memorandum of understanding between the Sekocci team and Depok to Sleman and Gedung Tengen Jogjakarta Public Health Center in Indonesia as partner for three years. In 2021, we were training community health workers to make functional food from natural ingredients, such as moringa leaves, catfish flour, and lemongrass as nutritional enhancers for pregnant women just feeding and to those. In addition, we also developed a website-based Sekocci application. In 2022, we initiated the implementation of Sekocci at other health centers in Surakarta City, Indonesia. Started building a network of local, national, and international partners and evaluated the program. We hope that FIDIM's activities will become a medium for Sekocci promotion to expand partnership. Next year, we will advocate the policy of Sekocci to be a regional and national program in Indonesia with complementary therapy in pregnancy classes. If you want to know more about the Sekocci program, you can visit our social media via Instagram and YouTube or do not hesitate to send us your email. So that is all for me. At last, but not least, we would like your participation in Sekolah Complementer Cinta Ibu as a partner or volunteer. Thank you so much for your time and attention. I would like to apologize if there is a mistake. I hope what I have shared will be beneficial for all of us. Looking forward to see you soon. I give the section back to Mrs. Kita. Thank you so much. Thank you very much, Mrs. Rizka. So a very great presentation and very good information, especially for the Indonesian midwife and for all of the midwife over the world. So maybe if you have a question for Mrs. Rizka, please, you can ask through the chat box or you can raise your hand and directly to give the question to the Mrs. Rizka. Okay, Mrs. Rizka, we can see here we have one question from Yanti. Hello, Yanti. So thank you very much for the question. This is a question about... I would like to ask about the Kochi program that is effective for tackling STEM children. That is the question. Thank you. You can answer, try to answer, please. Thank you, Mrs. Yanti for the question and Mrs. Kita for the facilitated need in this event. I want to ensure the Mrs. Yanti question about the Kochi program. What is the effective for tackling STEM children? Is it the indirect effect in the Kochi program to reduce the STEM problems in Indonesia? But in antenatal care, we have activities such as a massage for the increase or improve the body weight in babies. And it is the improve the relaxation of the babies. So it is the effect of the effect of the Kochi program is indirectly for the stunting, but indirectly is the improve for the baby weights and the stun cases. Thank you, Mrs. Yanti. Okay, so Kochi has the program like a baby massage for the mother and baby like that. And maybe another health promotion already established in the Kochi, such as the promotion for the prenatal women or pregnancy women, about how to get the good nutrition, I think like that, right? Yeah, of course, Mrs. Kita. And also for relaxation activities such as hypnotherapy, and yoga, yeah, it is during the pregnancy period. During pregnancy period. Okay, so interesting. So, okay, please guys, if you have a question, please you can put in the chat box or you can raise your hand and directly give the question to the Ms. Riska. Maybe Ms. Riska, you can tell us a little bit about the Kochi. Maybe some participants here want to understand what is Kochi in the English name? Kochi is a Kola school, like what is Kochi in English? You can explain a little bit about that. So Kochi's name is Kochi, what is that? So Kochi is School of Complementary Alternative Medicine in pregnancy class, maybe. So Kochi is a Britishian. It is not a translator in English, but also it is a definition of Kochi in other language, maybe School of Complementary Trafficking in pregnancy woman. Okay, so interesting in Indonesia. So interesting, this is the meaning of the Kochi, right? So Kochi is a school for the mother like that, right? Yeah. Yeah, we hopes can give a lot of the benefit for mother and children in Indonesia. And we still have maybe 10 minutes to question and answer and for discussion. So feel free to give the question for us. And maybe during we will wait and other participants will ask the question. So we can maybe, I curious about a kind of the complementary therapy that mostly used by the midwife in the Kochi, what kind of the complementary therapy that mostly use and the women need to use and ask to get a service in the Kochi? Yeah, thank you so much Mrs. Erika and about the regulation in Indonesia about midwife recomplementary such as, yeah, about regulation such as a national government regulation and undang undang and then the permanecus maybe in the Ministry of Health government. It had also developed in my provision in midwifery in Indonesian midwife association. So it is the developed others in Indonesia about regulation but also in psychology programs, it is the not substitute of the pregnancy class program but also it is the develop of pregnancy class in public health centers maybe. So please we can collaborate and we can support of the complementary in alternative medicine in Indonesia in our provision in midwifery in Indonesia with regulation and national program permanecus, undang undang and so on. Okay, so maybe the question from Mrs. Erika you can get the answer from the Mrs. Erika, right? So about the regulation, like the law, like a policy in Indonesia already established but maybe because Sekochi has connected and collaboration with the public health center. So maybe that is the key point in this activity. Yes, it's not independently a program but also is the included of a public health center program in pregnancy class, which is a program of national program in Ministry of Health in Indonesia and please support for complementary midwife and I hope the Indonesian midwife association can be supported of regulation about midwifery complementary in Indonesia. Yes, we hope together. And please anyone want to ask question we still have a lot of time to discuss about this and this is very interesting topic for us. Thank you, thank you Cecil and you're welcome but also not Kochi but Sekochi. Yeah, not Kochi. Sekochi, Sekola Cinta Ibu, okay. And so in this, in this Kochi what maybe we will understand again about my question before Mrs. Erika asking the question for you the mostly complementary therapy that used by Skochi team to the midwife already a lot of the question for the women need to ask to get the kind of services from the complementary therapy. So what is the mostly use kind of complement therapy from Skochi? Yeah, in Skochi program we usually use, most of the usually use in therapy about massage, massage therapy for pregnant women and babies. We teach pregnant women to can do massage for baby and also pregnant general yoga, yoga for pregnancy women and hypnotherapy, aroma therapy. Okay, and the question from the Cecilia tell us more about foods that are available to women in pregnancy, what food are usually eaten especially in Indonesia or maybe in your region. Yeah, pregnant women are usually eaten some food because the smells of the food in pregnant women are not specific in smells to smells because the pregnant women have sensitivity of smells. In Indonesia, maybe usually eat food like fruits and vegetables and we have moringa leaves to support the activities in ingredients, in natural ingredients and like noodles and tea but also it substitute in tea leaves to moringa leaves to reduce anemia. Catfish floor is more protein than gluten floor and I use it to make noodles and then the other natural and other spices in Indonesia is so more interesting to be our functional food in pregnant women and noodles. Okay, interesting, noodle for the pregnant women is Riska. So you and Scoti has a collaboration with Nutrition Factory. Yeah, sure, I collaborate with a nutritional expert to make sure in ingredients in functional food in Scoti activities is the interest and it's important for the pregnant women. Okay, that's so great. Another question, okay, please. Okay, and I have many research of the develop in the products. Okay, so interesting, maybe next time you can share about the research to us. And one question again from Miss Erika. Pregnancy class in Indonesia. So how you can include Scoti program to the national program like pregnancy class, maybe you can explain. Yeah, sure. Miss Erika, I want to share about the curriculum of Scoti class but not in here because it is the more administration in curriculum. I want to share with the partners in public health centers or in the partners individual such as institutional midwife or another partners which collaborate in Scoti program. But if you're interested to be a partner in Scoti I want to share you about the curriculum and you can make in the others place in Scoti to build and develop of it. Okay, interesting. So maybe anyone or any institution will join and imitate this program. Welcome in Scoti. You can contact Miss Erika directly. And please you can maybe make a note. This is the email for the Scoti what kind of institution or program or some activities. Okay, anyone want to ask again the question please. You have five minutes and maybe during this presentation and don't forget to send the evaluation and in the last session we will put the email and the link and you can get the certificate. But again, I remember maybe you want to ask the question please we still welcome the question. If not, okay if not maybe we will finish this session. Thank you very much for Miss Riska. Thank you so much Miss Skrita and also all participants.


Matthew chapter 8 and what we're looking at today is the cleansing of a leper and You see that in verses 1 through 4 And so let me read to you Matthew chapter 8 verses 1 through 4 and we'll get into our study the cleansing of a leper And and really what this is this is a message that that is saying to us as people today. We can be clean We can be clean beginning at verse 1 Matthew 8 reading to verse 4 When he had come down from the mountain great multitudes followed him And behold a leper came and worshipped him Saying Lord if you are willing you can make me clean Then Jesus put out his hand and touched him saying I am willing be cleansed and immediately his leprosy was cleansed And Jesus said to him see that you tell no one but go your way Show yourself to the priest and offer the gift that Moses commanded as a testimony to them So in order for us to understand what's going on. We need to do a bit of a review. We need to remember certain things Because if you'll notice with me in verse 1 it makes a statement When he speaking of Jesus had come down from the mountain great multitudes followed him And so the question we would begin with is why we're multitudes following the Lord Jesus Christ The answer would be found earlier in Matthew in chapter 4 where in verses 23 through 25 Matthew had written Jesus went about all Galilee teaching in their synagogues preaching the gospel of the kingdom and Healing all kinds of sickness and all kinds of disease among the people Then his fame went throughout all Syria and they brought to him all sick people who were afflicted with various diseases and Torments and those who were demon possessed Epileptics and paralytics and he healed them great Multitudes followed him from Galilee from Decapolis Jerusalem Judea and beyond the Jordan So people were following the Lord Jesus Christ because of his ministry because of his His ability to heal and the miracles that had been performed They were also following because of his powerful preaching and his presence because of his authority We had seen in chapter 7 verses 28 and 29 How Matthew said so it was when Jesus had ended these saints that the people were astonished at his teaching for he taught them As one having authority and not as the scribes So they were following him because of the power that was evident in his ministry in his preaching and in the miracles that were Performed they would hear him as he preached they heard him as he taught and they were astonished They were dumbfounded by this man It reminds me of what it says in the Old Testament book of Isaiah chapter 50 verse 4 related to Messiah How it says in Isaiah 50 verse 4 the Lord God has given me the tongue of the learned That I should know how to speak a word in season to him who is weary He awakens me morning by morning He awakens my ear to hear as the learned and so Many people were following him and for many the question would be but where does this authority come from? Now that is a question that was actually asked of him when he cleansed the temple in Matthew 2123 it says when he came into the temple the chief priests and the elders of the people confronted him as he was teaching in said By what authority are you doing these things and who gave you this authority? And so though he's speaking with authority still within them is the question Where did he get it who gave him this authority? Well, the answer is he received his authority from his father The authority that Jesus preached with is is established By his words as well as his works his words and his works were consistent and as he would speak he would tell them This is where my authority comes from in John 3 34. It says he's sent by God He speaks God's words for God's Spirit is upon him without measure or limit in John 14 10 He said the words that I speak to you and do not speak on my own authority But the father who dwells in me does the works and again in John 14 verse 24 He who does not love me does not keep my words and the word which you hear is not mine But the fathers who sent me my words and my works verify or establish my credentials So Jesus's ministry was revealed through teaching preaching as well as healing and the impact of his ministry Great multitudes followed him Now again, we know that miracles were a large part of the work Jesus Christ They were part of how his ministry credentials were authenticated When you read the gospel of John for example in chapter 9 John 9 records the healing of a man who was born blind It was such an amazing miracle that even his neighbors couldn't believe that this is the man that they knew So the Pharisees the religious leaders didn't want to believe that this had really happened And so they asked this man a question. How did he open your eyes? And in John 9 we read in verse 32 and 33 the man's response He said since the world began it has been unheard of that anyone opened the eyes of one who was born blind If this man were not from God he could do nothing and so Jesus's miracles Authenticated his ministry as we get into chapters 8 and 9 here in the gospel of Matthew We're going to be seeing several examples of miracles performed by Christ And so I want to lay a foundation for you so that as we enter into chapter 8 and we see all of these miracles You can see how they're built on a platform Because the question has to be asked. Why did Jesus perform miracles? I mean it wasn't for entertainment's sake It wasn't because just because he could There were reasons behind his miracle working and they weren't done in in such a way as to Entertain people in in that sense because there was a particular false gospel that was written You know after the true gospels had been written in and in one of those false works It speaks of how Jesus as a child would fashion birds out of dirt and then cause them to fly and they used to Give stories like that concerning Jesus, which were not true. Jesus didn't do things like some magician to entertain he didn't do them so that that people would look at him and and Misunderstand his mission. There were reasons that he performed miracles. Let me give you four reasons I want to lay this as a foundation We will be looking at the cleansing of the leper in a moment, but I want to give you this as a foundation For reasons for Jesus performing miracles one They proved that he wasn't simply an ordinary man The miracles that Jesus performed proved that he was not simply an ordinary person in John 14 verse 11 He was speaking to one of his men Philip and he said believe me when I say that I am in the father and the father's in me Or at least believe on the evidence of the miracles themselves The evidence of the miracles themselves they prove he's not an ordinary man Second they demonstrated the nearness of the kingdom of God in Luke chapter 11 verses 19 and 20 Jesus said if I by Beelzebub cast out devils by whom do your sons cast them out? Therefore they therefore shall they be your judges But if I with the finger of God cast out devils no doubt the kingdom of God is come upon you So one he's not an ordinary man to they demonstrate the nearness of the kingdom three they demonstrate the compassion of God a Lot of people don't understand the love of God. They don't see it The world that we live in in many ways Actually mitigates against you believing that God is actually compassionate and loving Jesus's miracles Demonstrate that God is compassionate and God is merciful in Matthew 14 verse 14 Jesus went forth and saw a great multitude and was moved with compassion Toward them and he healed their sick and so he was not an ordinary man They demonstrated the nearness of the kingdom they revealed God's incredible compassion and again They established his divine credentials and John 5 36 Jesus said the works that the father has given me to finish The same works that I do bear witness of me that the father has sent me And so the Lord Jesus Christ performed works and in the performing of these works established his credentials and Reveal the compassion of God Demonstrated the nearness of the kingdom and revealed. He's not just an ordinary man What we have here in Matthew chapter 8 verses 1 through 4 is the cleansing of a leper and So notice with me in verse 1 it says he had come down from the mountain So Jesus has come down from this mountain where he had given the sermon on the mount and the result is the Multitudes are following him now more than likely. They're simply curious They've never seen anyone like him and so they're pursuing him out of curiosity Not necessarily because they want what he has to offer as much as this is a very unusual man And they want to know more about him And it says as this is taking place verse 2 behold a leper came and worshiped him saying Lord If you're willing you can make me clean Behold now that should cause us to take a moment to think because when he says and behold he's simply saying this is something Unusual this isn't something that you would expect behold is another way of saying this is out of the ordinary Behold a leper now Why would he say a leper came and worshiped him but preface it by saying behold a leper came and worshiped him Well lepers had nothing to do they could have nothing to do with those who did not have leprosy themselves leprosy was the most feared disease in the ancient world and this form of leprosy was incurable Because they had this kind of leprosy God actually gave commands relating to the disease in the Bible and The commands that he gave the nation of Israel that related to this form of leprosy are found in the Old Testament book of Leviticus chapter 13 Somebody wrote of the 61 defilements in ancient Judaism leprosy Was second only to touching a dead body So the thing that would make you unclean first and foremost is if you came into contact with the dead body But the second would be is if you had leprosy Now the Old Testament teaches when leprosy was present that lepers were to do certain things You see it again in Leviticus 13.  I'm unclean I'm unclean During the time of Christ the Pharisees who are so self-righteous Some is recorded that there were times when some would pick up rocks and throw it at the leper to keep them from approaching them Here comes somebody you have to see this here Somebody would be coming into the village or whatever and or come into contact really with you and You'd see him at a distance and they would have to by law cry out and say to you I am unclean There was a man by the name of LS Heisinger. He wrote a book on leprosy. It's called unclean Unclean and this is how Heisinger describes leprosy. He said leprosy generally begins with pain in certain areas of the body Numbness follows Soon the skin in such spots loses its original color It gets to be thick glossy and scaly as The sickness progresses the thickened spots become dirty sores and ulcers due to poor blood supply The skin especially around the eyes and ears begins to bunch with deep furrows between the swellings So that the face of the afflicted individual begins to resemble that of a lion Fingers drop off or are absorbed Toes are affected similarly eyebrows and eyelashes drop out By this time one can see the person in this pitiable condition is a leper By a touch of the finger one can also feel it One can even smell it for the leper emits a very unpleasant odor It's a leprosy Leprosy in Scripture is a graphic illustration of sin You see like sin leprosy infects the entire person It starts as a small sore, but it spreads. You see that in Leviticus 13 2 through 8 So it's a type of sin Psalm 51 verse 5 says that like this I was brought forth in iniquity and in sin my mother conceived me It begins small, but it consumes you as part of your nature And so leprosy was ugly. It was corrupting contaminating smelly and it desensitized people as well as alienating them which is like sin now obviously babies are born with a sin nature and Eventually the nature of that baby is revealed in their activity and when unchecked it becomes a thing that identifies a person I mean we have babies and our babies are born and we bring them home from the hospital And we think they're the cutest sweetest thing in the world and indeed they are But they have a sin nature and Eventually that baby sin nature is going to erupt you're going to see what that baby is all about if you don't think your Baby is a monster just withhold something from it If it wants something it'll let you know if it's unhappy with you that baby may even reach out and hit you I mean if you know the little snarling monsters I mean if they could consume you sometimes they would do that and and it's funny because I took a lot of classes one of My majors in school with sociology and psychology and so when I was going to college one of our classes They would they would argue about the origin of bad behavior most of them were saying these are blank slate at that time or Perhaps what you learn to this behavior and and those who theorize that you're learning these behaviors because you're a blank slate They're not parents They're not parents. You know some of the best parents.   You don't have a kid.  It's their sin nature It's their sin nature and when unchecked That's in nature takes over and demonstrates its presence and it may even identify that person by the behavior because it's going to produce fruit So that person that baby that is so sweet and lovely and all May one day be an alcoholic may one day be caught with drugs Maybe one day promiscuous May be one day a very angry angry Child who grew into an angry adult You see this leprosy was contagious to others and it was spread through contact It was spread through contact, which is again similar to sin Because you can actually teach others to learn new sins Or you can help them to sin and not get caught somebody may tell a lie and An accomplished liar is there listening to him tell the lie and they'll say you know what you shouldn't have embellished your story The way that you did if you'd only said this you can actually teach people how to lie Some of you when you were young and you're in high school or whatever You taught your friends how to get away with doing things by telling them all if you'd have done this or you should have done that We as sinners can actually teach other people how to sin and it actually can be encouraged in other people You know there are websites that have been set up to provide alibis for those who are cheating on their spouses Some of you are aware of that others may not be I'm not going to give you the names of them But there are where if I pay a certain fee to a particular website and I plan on having an affair over the weekend I Can contact this particular organization give them the information that they need Then I give my wife the supposed name of the hotel I'm going to be staying in for that weekend and I give her the phone number and if she needs me She calls this particular phone number which is not a hotel or motel at all that I'm staying in for business But actually is just this organization and there's somebody there who has the information on on record So when the phone call comes in they open up the record They see my name and they're able to say oh he's not here right now And they act as if they're the hotel or motel that I'm staying in for business purposes when in reality I'm not there at all and they actually help people to sin and commit adultery by providing alibis for cheaters It's something that spreads Like sin leprosy results in isolation Because those with leprosy were not to be around other people in Leviticus 13 verse 46 This is all the days. He has the sore. He shall be unclean He is unclean and he shall dwell alone is dwelling shall be outside the camp Sin makes separation sin separates First it separates me from God Isaiah 59 to your iniquities have separated you from your God sin makes separation But not only am I separated from my God. I am also separated from other people Sin does that sin will actually cause me to be isolated from other people You know how sin works even in your home if you're again if you're a married person and you have an argument with your spouse There's a separation a relational separation that occurs until that sin issue is dealt with Maybe you got mad about something and you had an argument and you both get quiet And then you then you're going to show them so you sleep on the couch And and all and boy I'll show you I'll sleep on the couch Which is actually doing them a favor because they don't want you in the room anyway You're banished to the room with the big TV and the refrigerator just a few steps away But you're going to have that isolation It's going to be there or if you're a parent and your kid does something There's a there's a distance that occurs until the resolution until the I'm sorry's and the reconcili Reconciliation comes about if you have a friend that you have an argument with and you stop speaking for a while There is a separation sin makes separation Separates you from God separates you from other people leprosy Resulted in isolation and sin does in the same way you feel Alone not only that but like sin it desensitize a person to pain Do you know that somebody with this form of leprosy? could actually stick their hand in a fire without knowing it and Burn their hands terribly but because they have no Sensors no way to feel pain. They would injure themselves without even knowing that they were it desensitize them to pain They could be cutting something for a meal and actually cut their own finger off and they wouldn't feel it because the nerves had all been killed You know that sin makes you desensitized Here's something for you that some will say oh, that's an old-fashioned thought But let me give to you it because it's a biblical thought not simply an old-fashioned thought Somebody once said this and I agree with them. They said this is a society This is a society That we're living in right now By the way, I have great hope for the society the gospel changes lives But the bottom line is This is a society That doesn't know how to blush That's true We live in a time when people are not ashamed They're doing the things that they do they're not ashamed of it We actually give awards to those who really should be ashamed the way that they're living We give them awards We say you're very courageous for coming out and telling us what you really are and how you really feel Whereas at one time we'd have said to them, you know, I my heart goes out to you. I have compassion for you How can I how can I help you to deal with this because you're obviously greatly troubled now? We simply award them we reward them we give them TV shows where they can do their lifestyle on TV and and that's what this society does we have Today and again, I don't want to come off in such a way to sound like oh, you know This guy here is you know, he he wants to live in in the 50s No, the 50s were bad too what I'm trying to say is We as a society have stopped blushing.  Christians will do things that they ought to be convicted and feel bad about but if you say what you've done is It's not honoring to the Lord. What's the first thing that they'll tell you they'll say to you stop judging me Stop judge. This is the grace of God And no no no sweetheart the fact is you're not reading your Bible. Are you because Jesus said if you love me you keep my commandments You obviously are not keeping his commandments because you're in this particular sin he wants to set you free from it, but he's not going to reward you while you're in it and Leprosy Desensitized the person they no longer felt pain and like sin You can practice sin and become good at it to the degree that it becomes your lifestyle And there is no shame all you need to do is remember one of the sins that you were told never to do and You finally did that sin and try to remember what you felt like after you did it the first time Did you feel proud that you did that? No, what you felt was shame that you did that you felt shame because you should feel shame But if you did it the first time and you seem to have gotten away with it You'll do it a second time when you do it the second time You'll do it a third when you do it the third time It becomes a habit when it becomes a habit it becomes a lifestyle when it becomes a lifestyle It's just the way it is and that's how a lot of people are they don't sense any shame According to Hebrews 3 13 the writer said they're exhort one another daily Well, it is called today lest any of you be hardened through the deceitfulness of sin hardened through the deceitfulness of sin and Finally Leprosy was incurable outside of a touch by God There's no medical cure all the priest could do is wait and see if it cleared up You see that in Leviticus 14 Sin is also incurable outside of a touch by God And so what we have here is a leper taking a chance and approaching Christ and it is because He knew That the Lord would welcome him notice how it says in verse 2 behold a leper came and worshipped him saying Lord if you are willing you can make me clean This man came and he worshipped him he showed great reverence to him It's a picture the word in the original language is a picture of a dog Bowing before its master licking its hand. That's what the word means and so he's humbling himself And he's showing reverence to him and dependence on him And so what we see here with this is though leprosy is a type of sin We see that this man knew that he could come to Jesus and not be Rejected by him you might want to mark that in your heart you can come to Christ and not be rejected by him so a man by the name of Simon Has a dinner party and he's well known in the community And he invites this up-and-coming rabbi to his house So that he can speak to him See some things about this man called Jesus He has Jesus in a special place place of honor there at the table as they're reclining in their meal And as they're communicated and Jesus is ministering to this man named Simon the Bible tells us there's a woman who comes in Whenever there was such an affair The community would be welcome and So this woman as part of the community Was not to be rejected. She was to be allowed to come in and she did and As she walks in and she goes to the area where this dinner party is and there's Jesus there reclining at meal with Simon As she's looking at him She begins to think within herself Some things about what Christ had recently done and it causes her to begin to become emotional She starts to weep and as she's beginning to weep and she's starting to walk towards Christ All the sounds of this dinner party and all the people who are standing around watching this as it took places Almost like there was a gallery of people watching as Jesus is there reclining at meal having communication with Simon and the other guests Here comes this woman pressing herself through this crowd of people the crowd begins to notice her and the crowd noise begins to dull And finally ends and here she comes she stands over the feet of Christ as he's reclining and Begins to weep and as she weeps the tears begin to drip down her chin onto his feet And she kneels down and she takes her hair and she dries his feet because she has noticed that she has Taken her tears in and drip those tears on her feet and as she does so and she's holding his feet out of love for him She kisses his feet and Simon is watching this and he says if this man truly were a prophet He would know who in what manner of woman this is that's touching him for she's a sinner Simon was a Pharisee Then he was basically saying this is a woman that everybody in this community knows this is a prostitute Everybody knows that she's a sinful sexually promiscuous woman Everybody knows it and how can this man who's supposedly a prophet? How could he not know? what she is Simon Jesus says I have something to ask you say on Well, there was a man who had two men who owed him some money one owed a great sum the other less or some But the man who was owed the money completely forgave both of those who owed him money I want to ask you a question Simon Who would love him more? Well, I suppose the one who was forgiven more in this you have rightly or correctly Responded you see this woman which to me it's important to see what Jesus is saying because as a quote He said you see this woman because to Simon she wasn't a woman at all. She was an it She was a thing. She was a sinner. She was a test case see this woman and Then he says you didn't give me a kiss of greeting.  She has kissed my feet Simon though she has great sins They have been forgiven Because the one who is forgiven much Loves much Here's your question. How much have you been forgiven and how much do you love? How much have you been forgiven? Listen, here's something for you. All of us should remember this. I try to remember this often do not Do not forget where you came from Do not forget where you came from Do not forget that you may very well have been the person that others are saying that person can't be saved That's such a mess that that is a hot mess that person cannot be saved They're just too far God because guess what there may have been people who were saying that about you And now you're saying that about somebody else There's nobody so far from the love of God if they will come and receive what he has to offer and a leper like this Man came up to him and he saw that he would not be rejected He came to Christ because the Lord welcomes those who had come to him in Matthew 11 28 He says come unto me all you who labor in our heavy laden. I will give you rest He was drawn to Christ as we are drawn to him And so a second thing is he humbled himself by bowing before the Lord and called him Lord Remember pride will always result in you remaining in a broken condition But humility will result in healing if if I were to say oh, I'm okay the way that I am It's just who I am I cannot be healed But when I get to the point of saying I need help I can be help It's like that time when when Jesus is there and and Matthew has made him a meal and and there are people there are friends of Matthew The only people who had come to such a meal by this man were were people like him And so here come these publicans and here come these sinners But once again the Pharisees are there they see what's taking place and they speak and say why is your master? Have a meal with publicans and sinners and and the Lord Jesus responds only the sick will go to a doctor I didn't come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance You see the Lord has a way keep that in mind always of reaching into the lives of the sinners the self Righteous ones who think they're okay the way that they are They can't be helped He can't be helped He didn't go to work. You need to recognize That you need help or you won't be you're gonna just Continue on and by the way to be helped requires a humbling of your own heart God be merciful to me. I'm a sinner Proverbs 3 34 says surely he scorns the scorners But he gives grace to the lowly so he humbled himself and that's what we need to do We need to come to him and we need to humble ourselves and then he said Lord if you're willing I Have a confidence in you and I know that you are capable But I also know that you need to be willing to if you're willing you can make me clean in First John 5 14 John said it like this This is the confidence that we have in him that if we ask anything according to his will He hears us Lord. I'm coming to you as a sinner and if you're willing you can cleanse me of my sin and Jesus Can do that notice he placed his faith in him you can make me clean When you think about it, you need to remember again that in the Old Testament a priest could not cleanse a priest could only Pronounce that cleansing had taken place a priest isn't the one who cleanses because they all knew that only God could cleanse a leper They knew that and so if God were to have cleansed them all the priest was to do was pronounced that he's cleansed So when he comes and says to the Lord Jesus Christ Lord if you are willing he's saying you are much more than simply a man You are the person that can do that work on my behalf Psalm 103 verses 1 through 3 says it like this bless the Lord Oh my soul and all that is within me bless his holy name Bless the Lord. Oh my soul and forget not all his benefits who forgives all your iniquities who heals all your diseases And so we know that no man can forgive me of my sins No, man can cleanse me It takes God it takes the Lord to forgive me of my sins no man, but God himself We remember the story of a man who was crippled he was on a cot and He had four friends who brought him to Jesus They couldn't get into the place that Jesus was teaching us in this house And so they climbed the stairs on the side of the house. They went to the top of the roof and there was a Flat roof area there that they broke open and Then they lowered him they put ropes on each one of the corners of this cot And they they lowered the man down working in unison Till the man was lowered into the presence of Christ and then Jesus looking at the man said son your sins are forgiven you Now wait a minute He didn't even ask for forgiveness of sins. This is a man who's on a cot He needs to be healed so that he can walk and yet the first thing that Jesus does is forgive his sins And so there are those who are there listening to this take place. You all know the story They begin to speak amongst themselves. Who is this man who can forgive? Only God forgives sins and in that theologically They're a hundred percent right Only God can forgive sins Which is easier Jesus says to say to this man rise and walk or Say your sins are forgiven you But so that you may know that the Son of man has power on earth to forgive sins He turns to the man and he says I say into your rides take up your pellet and walk The man walks Wraps up that pellet and walks out healed by God who can forgive sins but God alone The clutch the leper was cleansed By God and so you need to see the connection that's being made here when the leper is saying if you are willing You can make me clean You can make me clean Notice with me leprosy isn't spoken of as being healed. It's spoken of as being cleansed You can make me clean If we confess our sin, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sin and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness and That's what God does if you're willing and You know what the Bible tells us Jesus's response. I am willing to be cleansed You mean you didn't make him jump through a lot of ritual hoops a lot of religious mumbo jumbo you mean You mean you just said yes, I'm willing and Then what does he do? Well verse 3 says he puts out his hand and he touches him. I'm willing to be cleansed in this gentle loving Compassionate way of Christ take this home with you today Please take this home with you today. This will keep you in times of struggle Always know one thing God hates my sin, but he loves me He loves me He hates my sin so much. He sent his son Jesus to die and across to set me free from its bondage He hates it. He is holy. He cannot look upon sin with pleasure Thus he had to do something in order to to eradicate the gulf that was between God and me The that separation that issue of separation was my sin My sin has made a separation and God doesn't want to be separated from me He created me that I might enjoy him and have fellowship with him But my sin made a separation and so what the Lord did is he reached down through the hand of Christ And and when I said to him you can clean me you can cleanse me you can do the work in me He said I am willing if anyone comes to the Lord He will not cast him aside If you come to the Lord when the Holy Spirit is drawing you and you come to the Lord He will not cast you aside. He's not going to say. Oh, no, there's somebody over there more important somebody I like much more than you Frankly you irritate me, but I like that person. He's not going to do that He loves you Please walk out knowing that today Please understand that God so loved the world in that world includes you Does he love your sin? No, he hates your sin. It put his son on the cross Jesus died on the cross because he hates your sin Because it results in death and eternal separation. He's there Jesus at at at the at the tomb of a friend by the name of Lazarus And the Bible simply says it's a short word Jesus wept Jesus knew what he was going to do He knew when they came and told him your friend Lazarus whom you love is ill Jesus knew what is going to happen. He knew all of that. Why are you weeping Lord because of what sin does to people? Look at the sorrow. Look at the pain. Look at the loss Look at all of these tears that are because of sin.  It's it is a big deal. It's why Jesus died on the cross to set you free from it If you're willing you can cleanse me and Jesus's response I am and he reaches down and touches and why because our God is merciful and compassionate Isaiah was writing prophetically of Messiah The Old Testament book of Isaiah in chapter 53 verses 3 and 4 and speaking of Messiah He was despised and rejected by men a man of sorrows and familiar with suffering Like one from whom men hide their faces. He was despised. We esteemed him not Surely he took up our infirmities carried our sorrows Yet we considered him stricken by God smitten by him and afflicted Lord I feel rejected Jesus says I understand Lord I feel pain Jesus says I understand anything I go through because he's his man And experience those things He relates to Whatever I go through there. They're gossiping about me Jesus. I Understand that's the Savior That's one of the reasons why when I come to him I I know he understands my heart What kind of life had this man lived as a leper? Well, we know he was alone. He was isolated from others.  He remains unclean. He must live alone. He must live outside the camp Now because of the Lord no longer is this man isolated and no longer is he alone The symbol of living death has been dealt with He has now restored to community to sacrifices to the right relationship that he wants with God Again, that's what happened to us when God touched us like a leper We were once the living dead Ephesians 2 1 and 2 says it like this as for you You were dead in your transgressions and sins in which you used to live when you followed the ways of this world and The ruler of the kingdom of the air the spirit was now at work in those who are disobedient you were dead We were zombies of you were the living dead Going through life rotten Putrifying smelly rejected but We heard Jesus and We cried out and we said if you're willing you can make me clean He heard us And he cleansed us and now we're new If any man be in Christ is a new creation old things are passed away behold Once again that word behold isn't this amazing any man in Christ is new creation Old things are passed away behold all things are becoming you Was in a class in college Classes yet to start we're waiting for the professor. I was in the in the classroom Another student sat across from me. We didn't know each other. We began to converse The man speaks to me and he says to me That he's an alcoholic that he's been going to alcohol alcoholic anonymous kinds of classes and all and he says you know and I've been sober for for a while and I smiled at him and I said I was an alcoholic too He says so once an alcoholic always an alcoholic. I said no If any man be in Christ is a new creation old things are passed away Behold all things are become new. I said I once was an alcoholic But now I'm new in Jesus Christ and he says to me. Oh, you've had the conversion experience because it was a secular college Conversion experience. I said conversion experience. I was born again. It's not a conversion experience. I am converted I am brand new in Christ. You see, I don't call myself a recovering alcoholic.  That's Christianity And so Jesus speaks to him and says to him in verse 4 see that you tell no one But go your way show yourself to the priest offer the gift that Moses commanded as a testimony to them In other words, don't hesitate along the way do exactly what the law of Moses commands You need to do the law you need to fulfill the sacrifices because in doing so You're going to have to explain to the priest how you were cleansed and you will be able to tell him Jesus cleansed you and that's going to force the priest to acknowledge a miracle has been performed by Jesus Christ which is why when somebody has a miracle a miraculous healing It's always wise for them to go to the doctor and to have a checkup so that the doctor will say well This you you had cancer or you had this condition or that it's gone I can't understand how that happened and then you say I can't either But I asked the Lord to touch me and it appears to me that God did it's a witness to them about what God can do And so as this former leper was to offer sacrifice and to force the priest to acknowledge a miracle had been performed Even so we are living evidences of the cleansing power of God We are living evidences The only people this leper actually knew if you had any community at all or other lepers So I'm certain That he after having his cleansing validated and all as a testimony I'm certain that he told the other lepers. There's one who can cleanse you everyone in this room Who's been saved every one of us who's been cleansed by the blood of Christ? We have the same responsibility to be a living testimony of the work that God does Does that mean that we're perfect? No, does that mean that that we're not going to fail every day in word or thought indeed? No You know, I've been walking with the Lord for for some time As a matter of fact this month this month September I celebrate 40 42 years I started teaching the Bible in September of 1973. I've been teaching the Bible now for 42 years I've been a Christian since December of 1970. I'll be celebrating 45 years of walking with the Lord. 45 years of being a Christian and and no and no I am Nowhere near what God wants me to be so please Please never think that I think I'm better than you because I am like you I am like all men and all Human beings. I'm a leper in need of a cleansing hand from Jesus I just haven't forgotten it and I never want to I always want to give praise to the one who cleanses us Don't you I want to give praise to Jesus Christ for the work that he does So tell somebody else Let people know In this world that has no hope and it shouldn't because it has no God We have hope because we have God we have Jesus Christ God has sent you out As a cleansed leper As a cleansed leper to be a testimony of his grace may we live in such a way that he is honored


Well, I was pre-digital during the depression and always face-to-face. Always. Very rare occasion by telephone. So you would just go to people's houses and find them when you wanted to talk with them? Well, they would find me or we'd meet on the street, on the street corner usually. Telephones then were different. There was a coin box. You had to put in a nickel, five cent piece. And once a month, the representative from the telephone company came and emptied, counted them, put them in his black bag, told you how many there were. And if they were in excess of some number, he gave you back some money because if you made more than some particular number of calls, you got a share of that money back. Almost all my friends in elementary school and high school were living in the same block. And in high school, we'd meet in class or around the school. This was almost obeying orders. We learned to read and write, do arithmetic, use proper grammar, managed to obtain a legible handwriting. The average class size never varied. It was 48. Always 48. Six rows of eight. In most of the classes, you were ranked. First row, first seat was the smartest, usually a girl. Okay, I went to high school in junior college, two years in the city system in Chicago. Then the army, it was four years. When I came back, the universe was different and I was different. And I went right to the University of Chicago, which was heavily populated by veterans. Everyone had the same attitude, which was every hour you were not busy, every hour was one eighth of a day before you were on somebody's payroll. In the period prior to being admitted to research, this is a critical step, the prelims, past prelims, you know about those. Then studying was intense. The rules for getting through, there were four prelims in the past four. Studying was fun. Studying was social. I kept throwing problems at each other. What if, what if, what if. I've finally left that phase when I first encountered nuclear magnetic resonance, which is the machine that's used for MRI. Starting in graduate school, the professor says, here are several problems that I know about that are important. And you discuss them and you come to an agreement on one of them. In 1951, I went across the street to join the Benmay Laboratory for Cancer Research. This was all hands-on, constant hands-on and innovating. I was, I think I've had an invention a week. It's literally, something that didn't work. Oh, it got to do it this way. And it was new, brand new. I kept doing brand new things. So I came to Albany in 1964. Now I've been here in this job, 12 in Chicago, 50 and a half. Here, the school picked a date. This is a celebration of 50 years on the job. The drive is to produce an effective convincing grant application. There's an enormous amount of literature research to make sure you're on the right track always. If you're funded, then you're busy doing what you said you want to do and which funding agency agrees you should have the money with which to do it. That's where we are now. The money shows up in a couple of weeks. So what I'm doing now, making sure that what we said we want to do, the way we want to do it, is still the best way. The work that's been sought in a succession of successful grant applications.  And in reviewing what we had, Googling stumbled on a lead which says this same drug ought to be a successful treatment for uterine fibroids in women. Uterine fibroids in women are a great concern. The methods are not so good. Inadvertently, the newest one is killed several women. So it may well be just a pill. It's an amazing thing. That's what can happen at this stage of research. In a few weeks, we'll be very busy doing what we said we intend to do. I bear the term estrogen receptor. Some cells are stimulated by estrogen. Some are not. Many of them most are not. The cell has to recognize that there is estrogen. So there's a protein in the cell that combines with estrogen. And only when that happens does the cell respond. Aha, estrogen is here and it does what it does when estrogen is there. So I discovered it, okay? Estrogen receptor. Now, if you want to know if something is responsive to estrogen, you can get a sample of the tissue and just do a chemical analysis to see if it contains estrogen receptor.  Off the cuff, I'd say this has probably saved the lives of a quarter million women. Maybe more. But the best thing is not to know how to treat breast cancer but to prevent it. That's what we're trying to do. I was in the signal corps doing that kind of stuff for a long time. And the conversation then was with people at other stations. Most of that, most of all of that was from somewhere in New Guinea, different places in New Guinea, in Bill and Bay, Barton Moresby, Finchhaven, Holandia. After the second A-bomb was dropped on Nagasaki, well, we at the station, we were working at that time. It was in the form of rice patty and they were water buffalo and et cetera. But they were antennas, great, rhombic antennas. They're telephone poles, four of them in the shape, located diamond shape with wires up high and they're aimed at another station. They're targeted. And it was on a night shift. Dawn came. And the rigors came. People climbed. They climbed up. There was one antenna that was oriented to Vladivostok. Expecting communication with the Russians. We were on the same side. But they never engaged in any communication so that was idle. And these guys climbed up and dropped. They called it a curtain, dropped the wires and pulled it up again. What are they doing? They're reorienting to Japan. We were given a dice called a crystal which determines the frequency in which they're broadcasting. And then this QXY pearl changed the pearl, changed the road. And then after a long time, walked around wondering what the heck's going to happen, he got a response which was, we hear you. And then they began negotiating about a surrender. It was exciting.  Most of what I do is search for recent publications and a heck of a lot of time on PubMed. The National Library has everything. 10% of the successful recognized famous researchers and only 10%. Look at the problem and not at the light. You're following a line of research and I can make this be a solution to breast cancer. And they work and work and work and work. And they advance the field. There's a great deal of valuable information.  Don't go over there. Don't go in the light. Go where the problem is. Maybe I've inspired you to do that too. Don't work under the lamppost.