All right, it is four o'clock. I'll call the plan commissioned to order. Call the roll. Mayor Sorenson is present. Other person Mitchell is excused. Ryan Sazma, Jerry Jones, Marilyn Montemayor, Dave Hoffman, John Matyshka. All right, we have a quorum. Everyone in attendance, please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. All right, approval of the minutes from July 13th is there a motion to approve? So moved. There's been a motion. Is there a second? Second. Motion second. Any further discussion? Seeing none, all those in favor of approving the minutes, please state aye. Aye. Anyone opposed? Chair votes aye. Minutes approved. All right, we'll jump into 3.1, application for conditional use with exceptions for logic design and architecture, Inc. to construct and operate a Starbucks coffee shop and drive through at 2108 North Avenue. Steve. All right, thanks, Mayor. Adam Stein is here and Mark Seidel, who are working on behalf of Starbucks. And you guys will be familiar with the site. Recently, we are dealing with the cousins on this property. And as you take a look at the site plans, you'll be able to see the cousins on the east side of the site, and then you see the Starbucks, which is in between the cousins and the auto zone. So that is presently a green space. And so Starbucks has identified this site as a new opportunity in the city of Sheboygan. The proposed redevelopment would include about a 2,200-square-foot Starbucks with a full service drive-through and 250-square-foot seasonal outdoor patio. Starbucks anticipates about 25 to 30 full and part-time employees. Typical operating hours are 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, and that can vary from time to time on weekends. The proposal includes development of the vacant parcel. The existing lot will be divided into two parcels, and the rest early half is the Starbucks project and is identified on the site plan as lot one. Starbucks is anticipating construction start in the fall of 2021 with completion in late spring. Craig Care goes into selecting sites for Starbucks after market has been identified. They must provide ample parking and drive-through queuing to optimize guest experience. The added bypass lane further improves site circulation and drive-through efficiency in this area. Current access to North Avenue and Cousins property to the West will be eliminated and a new shared access for both Starbucks and Cousins will be constructed on the Starbucks site. The restaurant, again, is 2,200-square-feet. It's approximately 26 parking spaces on the site. The existing driveway connection to North 21st Street will be modified to act as a shared driveway for Starbucks and Cousins. There'll be a cross-access easement recorded between the property to the East and West, allowing a connection to all of these properties in this area. So the auto zone, the Starbucks, and the Cousins will share an access along their frontages of North Avenue and Calumet Drive. Again, we've talked about the parcel split and the most important aspect of the parcel split is just that elimination of that driveway and the creation of that new shared driveway. And on that CSM, there was a shared access agreement and basically what they're doing is eliminating the two separate driveways for each and now we'll have that one shared. And we thought from a staff perspective as well as the applicant that this is a good thing in that section of North Avenue where there are a number of turning movements and this proposal certainly tries to make it safer and more efficient from an engross egress perspective. Starbucks lot will be sharing a storm drainage facility with a multi-tenant facility to the West. If you look on the north side of the site plan along Shetter Avenue, that's an area that was previously created for the auto zone for storm drainage purposes. The auto zone and the Starbucks will create a document, an easement document that will allow them to share that facility. In addition, can you move down one slide? If you take a look at the landscaping along Shetter Avenue, you can see that a lot of the traffic that'll be heading into the Starbucks heads north and faces along Shetter Avenue, it's a residential neighborhood with several houses on that section of block. And so all those lights that would go through that drive-through would be facing there. And if you take a look at the landscape plan, you can see that they're heavily landscaping that north property line to help eliminate some of those vehicle lights into the house. So that was a good use of the landscaping and both from a site perspective and to mitigate some of the light impact on those homes. Atkin does show a 52 square foot internally lit monument sign near the driveway along North Avenue. There are some general information about wall signage on the building, but they will need to come back at a later date and submit the sign permits for the site. Planned Commission may want the applicant to explain the following, just a explanation of drive-through business and access to North Avenue. Thoughts on building signage, I think you can see some of that explanation of the patio and when it is construction to begin and when it might open, I think we touched on that a little bit. Applicant is requesting the following variants. One is to have a zero foot paving setback on that West property line. And again, that one is to allow for that shared access in order to eliminate the two drives and create one shared drive. And then requesting a variance from the locational landscaping requirements, just in case they can't meet any of the requirements they wanted the opportunity to be able to put those points elsewhere. So staff was recommending the approval of the proposal subject to the conditions you have before you. I can answer any questions and the applicants are here. Gentlemen, did you have any other additional comments that you'd like to add? Steve does a wonderful job. Thanks. Dave? Okay, knowing that corner very well and also knowing the traffic generated at 14th and Erie, I'm looking at this plan and I do have a little concern with making a left turn coming out of that driveway. That's kind of, that's even tough sometimes going from 21st and making a left turn. Do you think that that should be right turn only? I don't know anything about traffic counts there, but I would think that would be a bit concerning in that area. You guys want to respond? Mark Seidel, Pinnacle Engineering Group, 20725 Watertown Road in Brookfield. So one of the first things we looked at when we were looking at this site for development, we worked with city engineer to try to understand the number of conflict points at that intersection. How can we actually reduce that and make this better for not only Starbucks, but for everyone in that area? One of the ideas that we did look at was, you know, is it a right turn only? Right turn in, right turn out? And we kind of looked at the existing pavement markings and the signage along North and we came to the kind of the conclusion that, yeah, there is a decent amount of traffic queuing at the intersection as is that'll probably block some of that left hand turn coming out. So we would like to have that cross access through cousins so that we can have more traffic go on to 21st Street to a more controlled intersection. So we have been looking at this from the beginning with the city engineer and I think we actually found a decent resolution to this by closing off the one access point and trying to make it better for everybody. Thank you, hopefully. Jerry, did you have a comment? Yeah, along the same lines, you guys have a fantastic brain. You do a good job looking at your sites. The 14th and Erie and on Washington Avenue, the queuing always concerns me because we talk about, oh, we have enough room. 14th and Erie, there's not enough room. I mean, we have cars coming out into the road consistently and that really can't happen on this road. We just can't have that kind of backup coming out into North Avenue, being such a busy road. When you're looking at the sites, how many cars do you plan for in a queue and how do you alleviate that problem if it becomes something of an issue because you have two very high traffic businesses next to you as well in AutoZone and Cousins coming as well? So, I was going to say, I'm going to turn that to him for the first part of this. Adam Stein, I'm architectologic. So, we do a lot of projects with Starbucks. They have their drive-throughs kind of down to an art form. So, like a year ago, it was always putting the order board at car number six. Since then, and all the products that we work on with them, order board is going to number seven now. That's where they've shown as basically the most efficiency from the point of order to the amount of time it takes to make the beverages, the drinks, get the food ready, and then to be able to deliver it at the window to keep the most even flow. So, I don't work directly for Starbucks. I work for the developers in the shells of these, but we work really close with Starbucks. And as they, as we kind of put site plans together like this, they're like wish list is make sure the order board's at number seven, make sure you have multiple number of queue cars after that. Here we probably have 10 additional cars that could go through the parking lot to get a bypass lane in because as little start happening is as cars are queuing, they'll queue over to the far left. We're intentionally moving the mobile online purchase parking spots further south on the site so those stay accessible. And then also traffic can always flow all the way around. They'll also be identifying parking stalls in the front of the drive-through so that if they, like they have a series of timers basically that are in their drive-through to be able to watch how traffic is being controlled. If somebody's slowing them down, it allows them to push a car forward, pass the patio into the front parking spots and then deliver it out there to keep the drive-through flowing. That was one of my other follow-up questions that was on mobile ordering. The cars coming in that aren't in the line, where do they go and how they get in and out? Yeah, right now they have them, they have everybody run in to get the drinks. Like if you do a mobile online purchase at Starbucks, it'll essentially just be sitting there for you when you walk in. I'm sure some people probably do go through the drive-through still, but that's kind of where, it's my understanding that's where they've kind of found all of their efficiencies on it. So compared to, I mean this is, we probably have a dozen Starbucks designs in progress right now at different stages. This one probably has the longest queue line. I don't know what street it was on, but as I was coming here yesterday for the ARB meeting, I stopped at that Starbucks and yeah, it's alarmingly short. Yes. So yeah, I don't anticipate any issues with this one at all. It's, if anything, they're going to back up their own traffic. They'd have to be like 16 or 17 cars deep before they're impacting any of the cross access. So great. Thank you, I appreciate it. Thank you, Mayor. I think Ryan, at first. Yeah, I just want to tell the commission, we had the discussions already with the developer and this site is a lot different than one on 14th and 14th Street. And by Kiwanis Park. So I'm not really concerned too much about the stacking going on the North Avenue because you have such a long queue area. So it'll work. Chad. So I think the only concern is really the parking on the east side of the building. So if you park on the east side of the building and the cars start queuing for the drive-through, how long is it going to take you to get out of those stalls? So the moral of the story is, park on the south side of the lot versus the east side of the building. So you don't have to wait for the cars and the drive-through. Yeah, yeah. If you, we've, a lot of these sites, we've done traffic studies on. So yeah, it's that if you figure out where like the 12th car is, that's where it'll hit during peak. So don't park past that during peak times. Additional questions from commissioners? Motions? Motion and second. Any further discussion? Seeing none. All those in favor, please stay die. Aye. Anyone opposed? Chair votes aye. That's approved. Thanks, gentlemen. Thanks, guys. All right. RO number 39, 21, 22, and GO number 11, 21, 22 by Elder Person's Decker, amending the city's future land use map of the city's Sheboygan comprehensive plan to change the land use classification of the property located at 530 and 532 south 14th street from class neighborhood preservation to class neighborhood mix use classification. Steve. All right. Thanks, Mayor. I'm just going to go through the staff report once it's for the next two items. Sounds good. So what we're taking a look at Chong Keemua is here today and owns the property at 530 and 532 south 14th street. And as the mayor has indicated, the property owner is looking to change the land use classification from class neighborhood preservation to neighborhood class neighborhood mixed use in the comprehensive plan and then to rezone the property from neighborhood residential to neighborhood commercial. And the reason being is that you can see from the pictures of the property owner site that this has been a commercial building for decades. And so what happens is right now the neighborhood residential zone is a zone that permits one and two family uses. And so the commercial use there is what's considered a legal nonconforming use legal because it's been there for many years nonconforming because if you want to do something commercially today you wouldn't be able to do it. So Mr. Mua has had a number of different people who've wanted to go into the site but have not wanted to go through the process required to get an approval to operate from the site. So one of the things we had discussed was the idea of possibly changing it from that neighborhood residential to the neighborhood commercial so that people could apply for a conditional use permit or if a retail use was in there and it was Chad's retail and now it's going to be Steve's retail they could just simply make those changes without having to go to the city of Sheboygan board of appeals every single time there was a change and as you guys can see like I said from a building perspective it's been used commercially for many years. There is an apartment about three quarters of the building is commercial and there is a living unit on the west quarter of the building so there is it's kind of a mixed use facility with that apartment in the commercial space. So basically there's a number of ways of submitting the comprehensive plan it allows for in-field development and it supports mixed use development projects integrating residential and non-residential uses and encourages redevelopment and in-field development and that neighborhood commercial zone is identified as the most appropriate zoning for this facility along this property and that neighborhood commercial zone would be consistent with that mixed central mixed use zone. So basically what you're looking at today is the applicant is just looking to change the zoning and comprehensive plan map designations so that it is more in a compliant situation than a non-conforming situation. So staff was recommending approval of both the comprehensive plan designation change as well as the reason and the applicant is here as well. Any additional things to add? Yes. My name is Don Kimoa and 532 and 530 and 14th Street and I worked business in there for many years but right now I retire so I want to rent to somebody else but I want to reason on that area so my property so I can grow the business for me and for the city so that's all I know. All right, thank you. Questions from commissioners? Is there a motion to approve? I'll make the motion to approve subject to staff recommendations. Second. Motion in second. Further comments? Seeing none. All those in favor please state aye. Aye. Anyone opposed? Chair votes aye. That's approved. Same with 3.3. Is there a motion to approve? Make a motion to approve subject to staff recommendations. Second. There's been a motion in second. Further discussion? Seeing none. All those in favor please state aye. Aye. Anyone opposed? Chair votes aye. That's approved. Thank you. All right, next meeting August 10th. Is there a motion to adjourn? Yes. Is there a motion in second? All those in favor of adjourning please state aye. Aye. Anyone opposed? We're adjourned at 4.18. All right. Thanks everybody.


Hey everyone, I hope you're all well. Welcome back to my channel. If you're new here, my name is Sappy and Today's video I thought I would talk to you guys about a subject that I get asked about all the time Not only on my YouTube, but I get so many messages on Instagram and through my direct messages And I literally try and reply to all of you and I literally have like three in my DM from today I'm trying to get to But the topic is medical school So if that is something that you guys would be interested in and if you want to see more videos about my life as a medical student Then please give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to me down below So that I know to make more videos to do with this topic But I do get a lot of questions about medical school in general So I thought that I would just give you guys an overview So first off I thought I'd let you guys know if you don't already know I'm a fourth year medical student and I study medicine in a university in London I don't say the name of my university and when people write it in the comments I do delete it just for privacy reasons if you've not if you're new to my channel You probably won't have seen but I've had a stalker incident before so I just prefer for like Safety reasons obviously not everyone is gonna be like as wonderful and kind and just curious I remember like all my favorite YouTubers I always wanted to know like what you need to go to just out of curiosity But unfortunately there are some people who are just not as nice with that information And so if it's okay with you guys, which I hope it is I'm just gonna say that I go to uni in London Which is where I'm from anyway, so I'm yeah going to uni my home city. So some stats as well I'm 22 I took a gap here I got four A's and a B at a level So I got an A in biology chemistry economics Persian language, which was my second language and A B in maths. I did five A levels I did have an offer in like straight from A levels to uni the Birmingham uni But it was a star AA and I missed my offer and for me it felt like the world was over. I was like How can I have not gone into uni like everything that I'd wanted educationally in life I literally just worked for and got to it So I was really shocked that I didn't get in but it all worked out for the best in my opinion God always has a plan a plan greater than you could ever imagine and I'm at a uni that I absolutely love in a city that I love living in So yeah, but if you guys want more details about applying application process Then I will link my video in the description of applying to medical school But I thought I'd just give you those facts and figures. So I'm currently 22 years old I Don't know if I really said that I'm 22 years old But I'll just include that in case I hadn't and to give you guys a background So I think I'll start off by telling you guys what to expect When you first get into medical school in first year in first year in my university at least it's pretty much mostly lecture-based So we had something like nine to five lectures and we'd have like an hour or two for lunch break and Wednesdays were half day, but you would be in Monday to Friday and I would I would say about 16 hours minimum you would have of lectures and And you would have to go over these in your own time as well because you literally sit in the lecture And you hear something for the first time and it's quite a difficult concept And then you need to go over it yourself teach it to yourself and everything like that So the 16 hours or 20 hours was just literally class time like it wasn't even I'm pretty sure it's more than 16 hours I don't know why I'm saying 16 but like I'm in fourth year now I can't remember the exact but I do remember I had pretty much nine to five days every day except Wednesday You've got long hours where you're in uni hearing things for the first time And then you're expected to go Afterwards to the library or go home and study these things and if you don't study them Then you just you won't pass like you're not gonna learn something from hearing in a lecture It's kind of the same as in school where you hear something for the first time in the classroom And then you go home and you do homework on it and you learn so it's it's a similar concept along with So hours of lectures that we had we also had an hour and a half a week of communication skills So that would be how to take a history from patients so when patients first come in asking them properly What it is it's brought them in the symptoms and what we can do to help and all the relevant questions You'd be surprised how every single specialty has its own way of asking Questions and you're expected to know how to ask these questions and there's like 300 page books about how you should be Aren't asking questions. So Yeah, obviously we'd spend an hour and a half or week on communication skills and you'd cover really interesting topics so for example speaking communicating with patients with hearing difficulties with Sites difficulties and whether they be partially blind or fully blind And also people with learning difficulties Literally a whole spectrum of things angry patients patients who need a translator Anything that you guys can imagine Not anything but like a lot of the big topics or Difficult scenarios that a doctor could be in that you guys could imagine or we pretty much discuss in communication skills and practice on each other or on simulated patients So that's like actors who come in and pretend to be patients and give you feedback. So we practice that and We basically try and better our skills and then we also had an hour and a half of a week of clinical skills So clinical skills is basically Clinical stuff that we doctors physically do so whether that be Listening to your heart listening to your lungs examining your brain setting can canulars and setting catheters Taking bloods giving injections. I learned how to give injections in first year Like there's a lot of things that you learn in first year So all the things that I mentioned now all the tools that I mentioned now Not all of them were covered in first year But most of them were covered in our first year communication and clinical skills So that was a really good thing about my uni. I know that not all you needs do communication and clinical skills until about third year So, yeah, my uni was quite good in that sense And you can research every single uni and see how their core structure is and see how you like but I think early Experience is the best in the first and second year. We also had something called early years clinical experience So what that meant was we had three weeks overall across the first two years where we would go on to the wards for one week at a time And just experience what it's like to be on the ward So we would basically be shadowing a nurse, but it's just to get you familiar to it And so that you're not kind of blindsided it by it or Shocked by the whole system when you first go in properly in third year So that was pretty much the layout of first year and I started at the end of September And first year ended in the end of June So it was quite long all my friends went on some holiday about 11th of May And I went on summer holiday on like the 30th of June So I remember it was quite like long for me, but then we had a long summer anyway So it was fine for the way that the exams were set out We had a mock exam in the end of our first semester So if any of you guys are unfamiliar with how you need work most unis have two semesters a year So whereas in British school system you have three terms You have two semesters your first semester is from September to February And your second semester is from February till whenever your summer is and when I say February I mean like the first of February so end of January start of February So they basically split your year in half at the end of semester one. We had to sit the Mock exam paper. So this was a mock written exam And by written we don't actually write we have something called SBAs So single best answers. So it's multiple choice You have five answers, but believe it or not I thought when I heard multiple choice I was like, yes, like this is amazing. How can you do badly in a multiple choice you guys? It is more difficult than if I was to write something down because if you had a doubt in your mind When you come to write it down like no one's given you a second answer to think about but a multiple choice They have given you five answers where you're thinking hmm. It actually could be three of these So they really baffle you like I once saw this meme and it showed like identical twins And it was like a medical school multiple choice questions be like and then I was identical twins obviously I don't know why I found that so right But that is literally what it's like guys. It is really difficult obviously if you study hard and you have your knowledge you'll be able to make the right decisions, but it is Not it's like the answers are not just one of them is correct It's like which one is the most correct And they'll give you like five treatments that are all correct But it'll be like what's the best treatment for a cough then you've got to pick the best one out of all of the correct treatments So yeah, it is really difficult That wasn't a realistic question. By the way, our questions are much harder than what's the treatment for a cough the papers split seventy five percent basic clinical science and 25% was CPH PPD which is basically all to do with like sociology Like to do with law ethics Statistics and all of the other stuff to do with medicine that isn't just to do with science basically And if you failed that other 25% of the module like you would fail overall So you had to be good at everything like you couldn't just be good at science and not be good at ethics or not be good At law because being a doctor is balanced and I see that all the time There are people even in my uni I would say where they have amazing knowledge, but cannot communicate For anything like they really cannot get that knowledge across They can't build a trust with the patient and if the patient doesn't trust you then you're not going to get anywhere You're not going to convince them that for example, they need this life-saving treatment that this without the surgery They have like a 99% chance of complications afterwards You're not going to convince them if you can't build that relationship with them There's no point just having that knowledge and not being able to tell someone to trust you with that knowledge that you've gained So that's why it's really important to you know be an all-rounder So you have to know your ethical stuff. You need to know your statistics You need to know like your communication skills. You need to know your clinical skills You need to be an all-rounder as as a medical student. That's what they really test the end of the second semester So the end of the first year You then sit an exam that actually counts towards your medical degree so the first one and in semester one was literally just a mock and Semester two you actually sit something that counts towards your degree and it's literally the same layout 75% papers to do with basic Sciences and clinical sciences and the 25% is to do with population health, etc You also alongside this have to do an ospey. So this is like an anatomy exam I forgot to mention by the way that in anatomy in first year You also have anatomy classes where you go down to dissecting room and that is basically like a room full of Dead bodies that have been donated by people for medical education And these bodies have been already dissected in our university and every week We would have like an hour and a half of looking at these bodies and learning the anatomy of them Which is so important for your Knowledge like you need to visualize where things are and if something happens here Then it's gonna happen there kind of thing so anatomy is really important I feel like we don't I personally I can't speak for everyone But I have spoken to friends we feel the same way is you don't really realize the significance of how important your anatomy classes are until you are actually on the wards and stuff and you're trying to make sense of things for example the spreading of cancer So it is really important So you do get tested on this anatomy at the end of the second semester That's what that's the way my uni was And it was literally you would go around the dissecting room Which is the room where all the bodies are and there would be a pin like a very thin pin Placed in like a part of the body and you would again have to tick from a multiple choice box which one The body part was you have a Two questions that are short answer questions So there are five marks each and they're basically like if you've done RE GCSE It's pretty much like RE GCSE or sociology where you write about five facts about anything that they any topic But they could ask you to do with ethics or law or population health and Statistics and stuff like that. So for example, they could ask you about what Laws there are currently for abortion. So those are the kind of questions you get asked My experience from first year is definitely that it was a big difference to how A-levels are You not only are expected to work by yourself But the way that you study changes completely in my opinion to A-levels Some people have disagreed and obviously this is just a personal Account of how I've experienced medical school But for me first year was a lot to do with adjusting and in the first semester I didn't do as well as I wanted to because I was still trying to figure out how I should be studying and what I should Be studying you'll get like a ton of information and some of it's actually not relevant to Like what you're gonna need as a doctor and you have to try and think what am I gonna need as a doctor? So for example Memorizing the name of the guy who created the vaccine is not gonna help you as a doctor Memorizing what is in that vaccine and who could be allergic to it and how we administer it is what is important as a doctor And it's hard to get our heads around especially if you are at the level where you're going into medical school You're usually bright enough that you've sat down and you've learned to study everything So you would want to know just out of curiosity You feel uncomfortable not memorizing the name of the guy who found the vaccine and what year and why he did it And what science was behind it But you're gonna realize that you have so much knowledge that you like to learn that you really cannot spend that time like trying to memorize like Everything you have to prioritize in your brain another thing that I realized in my first year of medical school is how friendly everyone is you're gonna make a lot of friends and You have to be open to it And you can't go in worrying that you're not gonna make friends because everyone is feeling the same way as you Everyone just wants to you know like me as many people they can and be themselves There's no such thing in my opinion as like a weird person Like I don't know any weird people in my year because I feel like everyone just is Comfortable to be who they are no one judges and I feel like that across like other unions as well I've visited my friends at other unions, and I feel like they all have the same You know thoughts in their head in terms of like fitting in Obviously if you do feel like you have problems there are people who will support you and guide you but from what I've seen There's people are much more accepting because when you go to uni you're usually older and more mature and you're over the whole Sad bullying stuff that people used to do, you know, I was bullied when I was at school And I don't know if I've ever mentioned this in any of my videos, but I have been bullied before and it sucks And I feel like you know when you go to uni You don't need to worry about that because Everyone wants there's there's different kind of people from all walks of life You're not at a school from your local area where everyone feels they need to act a certain way or off from a certain background or You know whatever no one's judging so you will make friends very very easily I've rarely found someone who's lonely in my uni and I talked to a lot of people I talked to Everyone I think if you are from my uni and you're from my year you've either spoken to me or You know we're gonna speak in the future and hopefully we'll hit it off like I have with everyone else now the thing I learned in first year was that you know There's so many things that you can get involved with that is not just to do with your degree So you need to have a lot of societies. They have a lot of clubs They do a lot of sports and if you've ever felt like you came from a school I was blessed that my school did had a lot of activities and extracurricular stuff But if you came from a school that didn't when you go to uni You'll see there's so many opportunities for you to join in and activities and clubs and stuff that you want to do and It is so important for your sanity to keep a work-life balance, which is probably my fourth point You have to do something for you alongside studying medicine because studying medicine is tough Everyone is gonna tell you oh my god. It's so amazing that you study this. It's so like oh my god It's so tough. I can't imagine doing it. Oh my god. Are you studying that many hours? Doesn't not drive you crazy. How come you're not on summer holiday? Why is your Christmas break ten days?  So you're gonna need to do something for you Separately and you can't let studying take over your life I've seen people on the extreme where all they do is study and I've seen people on the other end of the spectrum Where all they do is party and you're not gonna You're not gonna go ahead with that the people who all they did was study. They didn't interact with people enough They didn't work on their own health and happiness enough to be able to communicate and build a relationship with patients and prove themselves as You know doctors to be and then the people who party too much did not have the knowledge to become doctors So, you know, you have to find a balance for yourself. So yeah, you'll go to your parties on the weekend Do your sport on a Wednesday afternoon Find your friends.  I would my kind of thing going up to exams Was like the last two months to exam and yes It takes you a minimum of two months to revise for these exams if you started a month to the exam You're probably not gonna pass like there's a lot of knowledge So the two months going up to exams I would basically start off Revising eight hours a day and then cut almost when you're about a month away from the exams You're up to about 12 hours a day. So you up it and watch every time So after those 12 hours, it would literally go back to my area and my friends would pick me up We would go for dinner. This would be like 10 30 at night If I've already eaten then we'd go until wherever they were whether they were a she-sha whether they were like Chilling at someone's house. I didn't care I would go and I would sit with them for an hour and a half until about 11 30 And then I would come home and I'll be in bed knocked out by 12 And then I would literally be up again at like 5 36 a.m. To restart the cycle And that's the only thing that kept me sane because I knew that at the end of the night I had something to look forward to and I kind of took that into my second year Because I gave myself stuff stuff to look forward to during the week So I signed up to the gym and if you guys have watched my weight loss video You'll know that it was after my first year of uni that I gained a lot of weight that I decided to go to the gym and Give myself time, you know, I think I used to go three times to five times a week I would literally just go for an hour and it felt like the best break from uni and from Revision and from all the work and all the stress and you would let it all out So find something you're passionate about it could literally be like one night a week You like watching movies with your friends or you want to go around to someone's house and just chat or chill and do Nothing and that's your vibe. But you know, you have to find a balance for yourself I'm not saying don't study like I said I would study for 12 hours, but then I would take that break that was like just a couple of hours And it was enough for me to feel ready to repeat this all over again If you don't take a break you really gonna burn out and then you'll do nothing for a bit And then you'll be like, oh my god, my exam is next week and I've done nothing for like two weeks So you don't want that to happen and yeah I think that those are the main things I've took away from my first year of uni So I really wanted to discuss every single year of uni with you But I realized that this video is gonna be really really long So I'm just gonna keep it to a first year of uni review But if you liked this video and you'd like to know anything else to do with the first year of uni Please let me know in the comments down below If you want me to do a video to do with the second year of uni my review my experience etc Then please give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to me so that I know that you guys want to see more to do with this content And I will definitely make it for you guys because I love helping out as many people as I can I like I said I do get comment in my YouTube description box and I get messages in my Instagram DMs and my DMs I can't like sometimes they're really hard to see because DMs you get a lot of like people just saying hey And that's literally it or whatever so sometimes you don't really go through everything to see so if I missed your message I'm really sorry, but I tried to reply to all of them, but you know try and drop me a comment I always read my YouTube comments, and I'll be more able to see it to respond But I like to help as many people as I can because I feel like medicine is an incredible Profession if you want to get into it and they feel like sometimes we don't get all the info that we want before we get Into it. We don't know just how difficult it is or how many hours it is So I feel like in that sense I want to inform you as much as I can thank you guys so much for watching I hope you enjoyed this video, and I will see you in my next one Bye


Hello everybody! In today's video, we will discuss the updated Microsoft Edge browser to find out if it's really so good as they see. In our channel and blog, you will find solutions to any problem, from installing an operating system or configuring it, to fixing possible bugs and errors or optimizing mobile gadgets. Our specialists will answer any questions you ask in your comments under the videos or articles. By now, a browser is one of the most important programs on every computer. We use it daily to serve the web, read the news, do some online shopping, access social networks and engage in many other activities. For all these purposes, this is the app that we've been using for many years. However, even the range of browsers to choose from was quite limited before. These days, the choice is really good. Today, I'm going to show you the best things you can get from the new Microsoft Edge base on Chromio. We will analyze the peculiarities of the latest version, explore its functionality to understand if it is good enough to replace your favorite browser right now. By the way, the updated Edge got a new logo as well. You can download the updated browser from the Microsoft official website. When you open the old Microsoft Edge, the patch for downloading the updated version will open automatically. Just click on this button. As you can see, the new product is available for Windows 10, 8 and 7, macOS, iOS and Android. It can work with mobile devices and supports over 90 languages. Windows 10 users can get the new Edge as a part of the latest system update. Alright, let's see what's new inside the updated browser from Microsoft. The first and the most important peculiarity of the Chromium-based Edge is its close integration with the Microsoft online services. By default, it supports user authentication for Microsoft accounts and synchronization of user data across a variety of devices. Also, it is closely linked to Bing Search Engine, Microsoft News, Microsoft Translator and other services provided by Microsoft. With all that, you can change now how the browser works with Microsoft services and you can even disable some of them if you want. Another point of pride for developers is customized tabs. In the browser settings, you can select layout, design and contents of a new tab, disable background images, news and quick links. Special attention is paid to ensuring privacy and security when working online. In addition to the smart screen model for protection against phishing and malware, which is inherited from the classic Edge, the updated browser also includes a system to protect users from being tracked while they serve the web. This new feature is enabled by default, has three levels of settings and ensures blocking all kinds of web trackers and scripts used by advertising and analytical agencies to follow people's activities online. It can be turned on for all websites or turned off for specific web resources. The strong point in the new Edge is that you can add extensions built from Microsoft Edge add-ons, a consulate there isn't much stuff to choose from, and some Chrome Web Store with its thousands of useful apps. And this is something we can't help welcoming. The updated Edge implements a number of other interesting features. They include support for Azure Active Directory, 4K video streaming, using digital ink to write things in PDF files, read aloud options for websites and a dark theme for the browser to look as trendy as possible. Let's add some more detail on the new functionality. When you start the browser for the first time, you'll be suggested to customize the new tab. There are three ways to go – focused, inspirational and informational. One more point is collections. Collections let you gather, arrange in a certain way and export to a number of file formats the information collected from various websites, or return to your search and continue right from the point where you stopped. These days, doing that could be quite a challenge, especially if you have to deal with lots of websites and do it from several devices. When you click on the Collections button, here on the right in your browser, a panel will appear. Now you can drag and group web pages, text and images, and you don't need to open another page or another application to do it all. When you are finished, you can export this collection into Microsoft Word or Excel. Also, you can share it by copying into Outlook or another mail service. If you are an active Internet user, who typically visits tons of websites and has dozens of tabs opened so the whole picture becomes a bit confusing, Edge is out there to help you with the convenient vertical tab feature. Use it to find the tab you need easily and manage all the tabs stacked at the side of the browser with a single click. One of the most important features in this browser is blocking trekkers, and it is essential for ensuring privacy and security for anyone using the Internet. In fact, this feature comes as an addition to the integrated smart screen system. In the settings, you can select one of the three options – basic, balanced or stripped. Depending on your choice, Microsoft Edge will decide what should be blocked. This feature is enabled by default and it will help users to detect and manage applications that are trying to track them online. For example, you can choose what specific trekkers to block. Talking of private tabs, if you ever use Google Chrome, you must know this feature. Once you open the web, you can open a tab as an in-private window. Search history once the link to your current account and when you close such window, your browsing history, cookies and website data will be removed automatically. These days, many users watch movies from online resources. So far, Edge is the only browser for Windows allowing you to watch Netflix in 4K and supporting Dolby Audio and Dolby Vision. Also, there is one more convenient option that lets you have useful links right on your taskbar. Just open a page in the browser, click on the three dots button and select the line, pin this page to the taskbar. The shortcut will appear in the taskbar immediately. What is more, built-in support for PDF files lets you view and exchange them right from the browser window. The new Microsoft Edge can be downloaded by anyone. If you haven't received it in the latest update for your operating system, I'll give the download link in the description under this video. So what's the bottom line for the new Microsoft product? In fact, it's no different from many other similar apps, just as good as any of them. Yes, there's a certain bit of novelty, especially for those who use the good of Edge for many years before. If you are one of such users, then it does make sense to install the updated version and enjoy web surfing with higher speed and improved functionality. But for people who favored other browsers before, it's very unlikely to make a difference. And that is all for now. Hopefully, this video was useful. Remember to click the Like button and subscribe to our channel. Push the bell button to receive notifications and never miss new videos. Leave comments to ask questions. Thank you for watching. Good luck.


Words that I say, downtown the lifestyle, but we choose to stay That is my goal, these strangers know all the words that my soul I tell, see, love in our style, shit makes a face red whenever I smile I lay down, takes off a clothes, wake up I leave for the door It's Q&A time Jumpin' off the court What's up guys, it's Josh and we're back again with another video Today we're going to be doing the long-awaited Q&A I got dozens of snapchats from you guys over the past couple days And I'm about to open them now and answer all your questions Let's get started Alright, first question Will Doyle asks Hey, is this the YouTuber from Yale? Saw your recent video and joined the series Yes, yes, this is the YouTuber from Yale And I'm really glad that you're enjoying the videos, Will Also, if I mispronounce your name Please forgive me I'm trying my best, okay Alright, next question Elyon Haddock asks Josh, dude, what's up? I'm committed to Yale for men's soccer next year And I'm really excited about it Awesome, I'm glad you're committed to Yale Here's my question Why did you choose to apply to Yale and not Harvard and Princeton? What made Yale different? Thanks and keep up the good work Okay, so I only applied to two Ivy Leagues I applied to Yale and Princeton I didn't apply to Harvard just because I really didn't see myself going there The reason I chose Yale and Princeton was they both had good engineering programs And they both had the majors that I wanted But what really attracted me to Yale was everything I saw when I visited I mean, everything from the residential college system To all the support that you have here with your dean, your frocos, your head of college, your advisors I mean, there's so many people here to help you succeed And also on the social level, all the people here are amazing They're all super nice It doesn't seem competitive at all Everyone's super diverse and comes from a lot of different backgrounds I've really enjoyed meeting everyone here so far Elyon, I hope that answered your question And I hope to see you around next year All right, LaVenia asks Hi, in what residential colleges are you staying? And what do you think about the dorms? So I made a video a couple weeks ago talking about my residential college I'm in Tennessee Dwight College What do I think about the dorms? I think they are really nice Actually, I'm set up in what they call a sex-tet So I have a big double room I have one roommate right now And I'm sharing a double that's slightly bigger than all the other doubles Next door is actually a quad So there's two tiny doubles attached to a common room But since my double doesn't have a common room I actually get to share the common room next door So I get some added space here and I get the common room So I think it worked out pretty well In terms of the dorms, I mean, they're really nice A lot of them have like fireplaces that aren't in use Because you can't have fires here I really enjoyed the dorms because they're really unique Like, there's no specific set size Some are singles, doubles, triples There's even like an octet with eight sophomores living in it On the other side of the college and that's crazy Alright, Lavinia, thanks for your question I hope I answered that Okay, next question from Brian What do you think will be more difficult academically? Your first semester at Yale Or your senior year of high school in which you took seven AP classes? College academics is a lot different from high school academics From what I've taken in so far My first semester right now, I'm only taking five classes Compared to the seven that I was taking in high school And the classes, I'm only spending about three hours in class Per week for each of my classes Compared to like seven hours every day in high school So I think in terms of like going to classes It's a lot less stressful But then you also have this giant mountain of work That you have to get done each week for each class Like, especially with my problem sets With math, physics, and computer science Those take a very long time In terms of difficulty It's really hard to compare But at least right at the moment I think my senior year was a little bit more stressful Just because I was forced to spend so much time in class Brian, I hope that answers your question Alright, next question is from Marco And he actually sent us a video Hey Josh, that's me You handle with baseball and your AP classes on SAT prep During high school So in other words, how did your daily routine look? By the way, love the channel, keep it going Awesome, thank you Marco for your question So he asked, what did my daily routine look like? Balancing AP classes with SAT prep And playing baseball at the same time So here, I'll just give you guys a little lay down Of what a day in my life As is like a junior, senior, and high school look like So first, I would wake up as late as I possibly could In high school, I definitely struggled Getting enough sleep every night So I wanted to wake up as late as I possibly could To still get to school on time If that makes sense Then I'd get to school I'd go through all my classes My biggest tip to you guys When it comes to time management And managing so many classes Is actually using every little bit of free time That you have So that means if you're in class And you have like 10 minutes left Because class finishes early Whip out another classwork And start working on homework for that night Or start studying flashcards are really good Or like quizlet on your phone Just always be studying Always be working on something During every free moment During school time So you'll have more free time once you get home So that applies to even lunch period Or I got made fun of a lot Because right after school Right before baseball practice I'd get to the dugout early And I'd be working on like calculus homework Or something in the dugout When all the coaches were coming in And you know, it's a little embarrassing But you gotta do what you gotta do To get your work done So use every free moment you have During school Like I said, I'd have baseball practice After school That would go till normally 6 or 6.30 I'd get home, eat And then work on any homework That I wasn't able to finish at school A lot of the times, surprisingly I'd be able to finish most of my homework At school because of all that like Extra time that they have in there So I'd finish any homework that I would have Then I'd study for any upcoming tests A lot of my studying in high school Consisted of just little Concentrated bits of studying I didn't try to cram anything in the night before It was just doing a little bit every night To make sure that I was grasping the material Any free time that I had Would be spent working out of the gym Practicing magic Because that's one of my favorite hobbies And I love to do it Or if it was like a month or two before a SAT test That's when I would do my SAT studying time During that hour or so A free time that I would sometimes have Like I said, you're not going to have free time every night So my advice to you would be Prioritize your work while you're at school So when you get home You have maybe an hour or so A free time that you can spend Working on SAT prep or your hobbies And then you still get to bed on time Marco, I hope that answered your question I'm super happy that you're playing baseball And on that grind in school And hopefully it works out for you All right, the next question is from Jordan He asks, question is Did you know you were going to do ROTC Before attending Yale And did you apply for scholarships? Yes, I did know I was doing ROTC Before I applied to Yale Because I had to apply for an ROTC scholarship That was due in December And then my Yale application was due Like January 1st I 100% recommend that you apply For an ROTC scholarship Because you're guaranteed to get at least something Especially if you have the stats To apply to a school like Yale Jordan, thanks for your question I hope that answered it Next question is from Mikey P He asks, what grades did you have in high school And what grades do you think people need To have to get into certain colleges? Okay, this is kind of a subjective question Me personally in high school I had straight A's all four years I came out with a 4.0 unweighted But that's good But that's not necessarily the case for everyone You can have B's And still get into Ivy League schools You can have mess ups At the end of the day It's going to be about the culmination Of your whole application With your extracurriculars Your community service Your essays I mean having one B and slipping up Doesn't make that big of a difference In your application as a whole But you want to try to do the best You possibly can With the resources that you have To get into the colors That you want to get into Mikey, I hope that answers your question Alright guys Because I received so many questions I've actually decided to split this video Into two parts Because I didn't want you guys watching Like a super long video And trying to sit through all that So I'm going to split it into two different parts Release it on two different days I hope that's okay with you guys And I can't wait for more videos to come in the future If you enjoyed the Q&A Drop a like Hit that big red subscribe button For more content in the future As always I'll be back again tomorrow with another video See you soon


Good morning everyone. It's great for the students to join. Only three of you are joining. Thank you for joining me earlier. We'll just see in a few more minutes for others to join. Okay, we will end here. Let's switch it off here. So we can begin. Can I ask you to please read us in private please. Okay, Pastor. Thank you. I love you, Heavenly Father. Thank you so much for this beautiful morning. Lord, we thank you so much for bringing us together once in a lot to study your Word. Lord, I especially pray for our dear Pastor Lord as he is a guiding and mentoring Lord, teaching us Lord. Help our Lord to share your Word boldly Lord and especially pray for all of us Lord as we learn from you Lord. Give us a heart to understand the Holy Spirit Lord. You guide us. You lead us. In Jesus name I pray. Amen. Amen. Thank you so much. Okay, so morning this day began lesson 5 The Doctrine of Man. Okay, if you remember what we learned in the Doctrine of Man any points you remember you might say an answer or you can even type it in the chat section. We talked about the Doctrine of Man but basically how he is different from God. God created man in his image and likeness as I mentioned and also man consists of spirit, soul and body which is the essence and is the nature of man. Okay, thank you. Thank you John. Created in image of God. Created in his likeness as well and man consists of body, soul and spirit. One else it began chapter 5 by saying that we were reading Genesis chapter 1 verse 2 where we see that it's clearly stated that God created the universe out of nothing and the Latin word means out of nothing and it means that before God began to create this universe before he began to create the world nothing else existed except God himself and we see that God created the whole universe through his word even shaft in the universe 3. We saw that all the creatures that God created man to be his image or in his likeness so only man is said to be in the image of God and try to understand this phrase image or likeness of God so what does the phrase image or likeness of God mean it means just that you know man is God and it's created to represent God. And we saw that both the Hebrew words for image and for likeness it refers to something that is similar but not identical to the thing that represents or is an image of so the word image can also be used of something that represents something that represents something that represents of something that represents something else okay so we said that the word image or the word likeness refers to something that is similar but is not identical of the thing that represents or is an image of and so the word image and word likeness you know have this fear meanings in the mind of the original leaders and hence we understood what that says that we are created in the image or in the likeness of God that we are like God in the following ways that we have intellectual ability, moral purity we have the spiritual nature we have the creativity we have the ability and immorality and dominion over the earth like God so when we say that God created Adam and Eve in his image or in his likeness we are getting the same that God is holy, he is righteous he created Adam and Eve to be holy and righteous again God is without sin he created that by Eve to be without sin so to speak to Adam and Eve as a friend we speak to a friend God never died so he created Adam and Eve never to die God gave man a mind so that we can hook him, we can understand what God speaks to us or what God speaks to mankind God gave man a heart so we can respond to God in love and we can be faithful to him and also see whether or not to obey God so when we say that God man in his image and in likeness we are basically saying again that God is holy and righteous he created us to be holy and righteous like him God is without sin he created Adam and Eve and Eve to be without sin so he could relate with them he could fellowship with them he could have a relationship God never dies he will never die so he created Adam and Eve never to die he gave mankind a mind so that we can understand him we can know what God is trying to speak to us what God is revealing to us we can understand the will, the heart of God God gave us a heart so that we can respond back to this God who is love to this God who is faithful in love and in faithfulness to him he also can have a will so that we can choose whether or not to obey him through or to follow him so this is basically what we try to understand when we say that man is created in the image and in the likeness of God and we looked at how man is in the likeness of God in his normal mental relationship and the spiritual aspect and I think we start with the spiritual aspect we said that man is primarily a spirit being though we are made up of body soul and spirit we are primarily a spirit being that means we have the spiritual life in us and the spiritual life in us enables us to engage to God as persons related to God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit we are able to in us to a spirit man we are able to pray we are able to praise him hear him speak his words to us again so that is about our spiritual aspect and how we are created in our spiritual aspect in the likeness of God now in our physical aspects we all know that we have a physical body and our physical bodies have been created by God as suitable instruments to represent in a physical way our human nature which has been in God's own nature so through our human nature we are able to represent we are able to reflect we are able to show for God's future through our human nature through our physical attributes through our characteristics the way that we act the way we react the way we talk the way we do things we are able to either reflect the nature of God or we are able to reflect our external nature which is in line with the works of Satan and his acts so we see that in our physical bodies we are created to reflect the nature of God so when we say in the physical aspects we are like God in certain ways it does not mean that God has a physical body what we need to say is that our physical bodies in various ways reflect you know the character of God and that is why God created us so that we can manifest the glory and when we are talking about manifesting the glory of God we are talking about who God is and what he does so who God is is reflected through the work of the power of the Holy Spirit in us that is a true to the Spirit love, joy, peace, patience, kindness goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control and what God does is through the again through the power and the power of the Holy Spirit in us, in when in us that is through the nine gifts of the Spirit so when we say that in physical aspects we are trying to reflect the nature of God as a physical form what we are saying is that our physical bodies in various ways reflect something of God's own character so God did not need to create man but he created us so that we can fellowship with us, we can have communion with us, we can have a relationship with us he also created us for his own glory but in one of your please Isaiah 43 was 7 please Isaiah 43 was 7 anyone? Isaiah 43 was 7 everyone who is called by my name whom I created for my glory whom I formed and made so here we see that you know when we are created and formed by God and we created for his glory and it says that everyone who is called by my name happens when we are known as the children of God when we are part of his family as our Lord and Savior we reflect his glory so God created us for his own glory and he created us to manifest his glory and this also shows how important we are to God because he created us different from the rest of his creation he created us in his image in his likeness, he created us to have communion and whom over the earth he created us to manifest his glory and so we see how important and special and precious we are to God and his purpose in life is therefore to fulfill the reason for which God created us so what is the reason that God created us why did he created us why did he create us yes, go ahead Lubeva I think he created us to have dominion on us okay, thank you thank you Shubhashish, he created us to glorify him, he created us to manifest his glory to basically represent him filled on earth to basically reflect who he is and what he does okay nobody says that my voice is cracking others also having the same experience is my internet connection good are you able to tell me clearly the previous options there's a bit of a crack but I think it's initially when I was doing the recap I saw even my image on the screen falls but now after the screen fight it's okay I can't say it's it's perfect but it's quite okay so if you want to change that my internet strength signal looks really good there's some network issues so anything that you missed out any point you missed out you want me to repeat that again it was a few more kind of you missed me any point that you missed out okay I'm okay okay thank you just in case internet connection is weak then if you missed any point please speak up or just type in the chat section and then I'll repeat that okay but we basically we just began by saying in our physical aspect that we are like God we reflect something of the nature and the character of God and we said that we created basically to for God's own glory we created to manifest his glory and I said that it's you know God created us precious precious to him we are important to him because he created us for his glory he created us to manifest his glory it shows how important we are and I said that man's purpose is to fulfill the reason for which God created us and I asked a question what is the reason for which God created us what created us is basically to have a relationship more than that purpose is so that we can manifest his glory or that means we can represent him represent his nature to me is and what he does here on earth so we've been given this unique privilege this high position great responsibility and you know we have Jesus who's there to help us with the Creator we have the privilege to enable us to to manifest to manifest his glory which means we are able to fulfill the reason or achieve the purpose for which God basically created us so what created us for a purpose that purpose is to glorify him if you're on earth okay thank you sir that's fine any doubts if not really move ahead if none of you have any questions okay Pastor I'm asking just a question sure when what did the I think when God created man actually see what he expected of man because this was the first time he talks to him after creation and I wanted the vast reference that real proves that man was created to glorify God thank you okay so here we just saw this reference in Isaiah chapter 3 verse 7 since you know everyone who's called me who I created for my glory to perform and make so we created to manifest the glory of God thank you pastor if you want more references I will put it up in the stream page for you any other questions anyone else has can I ask you question sure Isaac yeah what about fellowship because in history of creation we saw that when God created man he always came down to the guardian to have fellowship with man so I'm thinking fellowship is also one reason why he created us to have fellowship with him thank you yes you're right Isaac he created us to have communion with him fellowship with him a relationship with him that's the reason why he created us but when we're talking about purpose the main purpose we can say is that we are created to glorify God we are created to represent him here or not we have to fill the earth and we also will see in scripture you know about this I will fill the earth by glory as the waters cover the sea so it starts to fill with glory and he wanted to do that in fellowship with us who he has created and that is why we say that we are important to God God did not just create us to be his slaves or to be his puppets or to do things what he wants us to do he created us as puppets so in his slaves he created us in his image and likeness and he gave us the free will to choose from the very beginning okay so we can choose to obey God or we can choose to disobey him we can choose to do his purposes or not but he makes known his purposes and he stands for us and he's given us the free will to choose so irrespective of what we choose whether we choose to fulfill his purpose of glorifying God God says you know I will fill the earth by glory what does God want us to see and it's basically not for God to show for who he is by saying that he wants us to manifest his glory it's when God wants his glory to be manifested here or not to be covered here on earth it's basically for us to enjoy who he is not for him to get some promotion or some advertisement of who he is and you know kind of try to decode it's not that irrespective of whether we do it or not God is glorious of his mighty he remains who he is and he doesn't need anyone to advertise promote him or his glory but why he wants us to manifest his glory here on earth is so that people can know him enjoy who he is so when you know we basically when we fellowship with God it's him extending all of himself to us so when we are in his presence we are basically receiving all of who he is we are enjoying all of who he is just imagine enjoying all of who he is it's so great so mighty it's so vast so to say and this great and mighty God is just extending all of him all of his glory all of his presence all of who he is his nature and his blessings to us when we you know are in his presence so he wants his own earth to be filled with his you know his glory so that we can just basically enjoy who he is what Adam and Eve need to do is to enjoy God enjoy all of his position enjoy everything perfectly that he has created in the same way he wants us to enjoy him so it's not like a responsibility it's given us ok come on you glorify me you know on earth and you're not doing this way you're not doing that way so it means basically that when we can verify God person to extend we experience personally is the overflow and glory will just overflow out of our lives and will extend to others to people out the people we live with the people we work along with the people we meet it'll just just pour out so basically what you have is what you can give you can't give what you don't have if you're living to please your own like Paul says if you're living to please your own carnal nature then that is what will come as an outflows because what you have is what you can basically give to others but if you're basically feeding your spiritual nature then what you are able to pour out to others is the fruit of the spirit which will just be evident in your life because that is the outflow of what is inside you so the work that is inside you is what you are basically doing in your relationship with God how you are relating with God to the extent you are in his presence the extent that you are submitting and you are living in obedience to him to that extent you are being sanctified and that extent you will just reflect the glory of God so we see that by Jesus living here he manifested the sonship glory that is the glory that we all have we have to see and we see that it will just overflow of who he is so the person his own personality so it's not something that we do or put on we cannot put on because who we are basically in our nature is what we will represent and yes so I think like you said our relationship with God our fellowship with God is very important because out of that relationship will be we will be seeing what we manifest whether we manifest the glory of God that is an outcome of our personal relationship with him or we manifest which is an outcome of the more of our feeding our carnal to the works of the evil one in our lives to help Isaac yes it's okay mom I only remember something when we were young in primary school they asked this question in our religious studies why did God made you I will answer simply God made us to know him, love him and to serve him yeah that's a good answer and as children that's a perfect answer to give but when we grow up you know like Paul says we don't no longer feed on just milk but we want to eat you solid food so here you are in a state where you can understand theology and so you get you can get people into it but what answer you gave is a chance and yes it is a it's the right answer as well okay any more questions good questions thank you any more if you have any more questions okay we will move on to the next point the essential nature of man we know that man basically consists or is made up of for body soul and spirit where do we see this in 1st Thessalonians chapter 5 chapter 23 can one of you please read 1st Thessalonians 523 piece 1st Thessalonians chapter 5 chapter 23 may God himself the God of peace sanctify you through and through may your whole spirit soul and body be kept blameless in the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ thank you John so sweet hearer as voice so we see that man is primarily a spirit being having a soul and a living living body and we find this trisection mentioned here very clearly so we have a spirit being have a soul and a living body so you are all clear with that what do we understand by soul consist of mind, will and emotions thank you John so soul consists of mind, will and emotions and we also saw that our spirit man is primarily what relates to God who is spirit so we have to like this 1st Thessalonians 5 verse 23 it says the God of peace will sanctify you and keep your whole spirit soul and body in the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ okay so let's look at the spirit the Greek it's Yuma so our spirit man is or the spirit being or the spirit part of us is the eternal part of that which means it will never die it can never be destroyed it is something that is eternal it's also a part of us that God relates to the spirit it relates to the spiritual when we are born again we receive the life and nature of God in our spirit so our human spirit receive the life and nature of God and we see that when we are born again the Holy Spirit comes and indwells in us it dwells in our spirit in the Bible you know in certain places where we read his words or the words inner man or innermost being it's referring to the spirit of man okay so in the Bible wherever we read this word belly heart or maybe the words inner man or innermost being it's used to refer to the spirit of man okay then James chapter 2 verse 26 tells us that physically we will die one day but you know when the physical death occurs the spirit leaves the body okay James chapter 2 verse 26 can one of you read that please James chapter 2 verse 26 James 2 26 as the body without the spirit is dead so faith without deeds is dead thank you so here we see you know a body without the spirit is dead so when our physical body dies you know a spirit leaves the body next we will look at the soul and the Greek word is psychic and the soul is the psychological part of us it's the mind the will and the emotions so with our soul we think, we reason we can imagine we can feel the soul can either be carnal or it can be also a spirit filled according to what we are feeding on the carnal nature or whether we are feeling a spirit filled nature the soul can be carnal when we say carnal we mean fleshly our soul can also be renewed and we transform that we can be like God we can reflect his nature we can reflect his attributes to our soul so it depends on which kind of nature that you are feeding the more that you are feeding your carnal that's full of fleshly desires that is when you are you know when you are feeding the lust of the eyes the lust of the flesh, the pride of life it means that you are being very carnal or very fleshly and it produces does not produce the life of God the soul life of God but it produces just that it gives the prize to the deeds the flesh which is with the demonic words but when we are transformed the renewing of our mind and we will be like Christ we will reflect his nature we will reflect his likeness and we will also be renewed in our soul now our soul is like a processor it processes information that we receive from the spirit and it also processes the information that it receives from the from our body so our spirit brand, our body we know actually the next inputs from the world around you are five senses so our bodies you know receives inputs to our five senses what is our five senses which are our five senses seeing but hearing, smell taste and yes go ahead Isaac I was calling sin one of the five senses smelling thank you so it's seeing, hearing smell taste and touch and through these five senses our bodies receive or collect inputs from the physical and our spirit also responds through the five senses of hearing a smell, touch taste so we see through our spiritual eyes in the spiritual realm we hear through our spiritual ears speaking to us taste and see that the Lord is good you know that verse is basically we get taste the goodness of God we get also experience touch this movie spirit communicates through through this this sense of touch I'm sure you will learn this when you did learn to police in the last semester okay and also through feelings so when we feel you know stirring in our heart we know that God wants us to respond to do something about it when we feel you know when we feel that we don't have a good feeling that God's telling us don't do don't step into that don't go there don't relate to that verse because we don't have a very present you know feeling inside okay or when there is deep stirring in our heart we know God wants us to back immediately do something about it respond to it also through our taste sometimes through bitterness you know God is telling us a bitter taste experience but he's telling us that you know this is not the right thing or sometimes to smell we can you know when we're just praying we can get a good experience it might not be made from anywhere but we just know that God is pleased with us he's just pleased what we are doing our place our worship our thanksgiving that we are offering to him or he just extending his favor in our life maybe because of the situation that they're going so through our spirit senses actually learned this way I need about the whole bit the last sentence also through our five senses in our spirit man we can experience or we can hear or we can know what God is speaking to us and so whatever we are perceiving through our five senses in our spirit and through our body that goes to our soul as a processor and it processes the inputs that we receive from our spirit man and from our the next one is our body the green one is soma so the body we all know is the physical part of us and to which connects to the physical natural world we connect and also relate to the persons or to other people and then I said that as these input from the physical world through our five senses and and it feeds it into the soul and our soul is the processor in the Bible the body is as an outer man and the natural evil desires of our body and our soul together comprises of what the Bible refers to as the flesh so wherever we see flesh fleshy desires whatever it's talking about our natural evil desires of our body and of our so the last bit is that when created he created men and women he created them both in his image he created both of them in his likeness so both of them he created equal and that means that both of them are equally important to God equally valuable to God and we know this verse that says you know for God there is no male or female all are one in his so you know we should give people respect people importance people value to both you know man and woman and we need to give both of them equal honor like for also minds Timothy as he is overseeing the churches and Ephesus you know he says give honor to fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters and also to widows okay so reminding Timothy is reminding the church we need to honor everyone because we are all created people and we are all important in the sight of God however there is differences in the roles of women and men women and these roles are equally important before God okay so that is the end of chapter finally the doctrine of man anyone has any questions any questions no questions okay look at this another reference John chapter 17 which is the high priestly prayer of God of Jesus and Jesus says there that you know it was for I have brought you glory on earth by finishing the work you gave me to do so we see that even Jesus being man you know purpose was to glorify God so he says I brought you glory on earth by finishing the work you gave me and now Father glorify me in your presence with the glory I had before with you before the world began I have already elaborated or thought about this when we spoke about the humanity of Jesus Christ in Christology okay and then you also see that you know we ask Jesus ask the Father to give us the sonship glory okay we read in 1st Thessalonians chapter 5 verse 23 regarding the sanctification of spirit soul and body so what would the sanctification of spirit mean I use my question so we know the character our mind will emotions everything consists in the soul and also the works that we do in affects our body but just want to know what would be what would it mean to say the sanctification of spirit means so when we look at ourselves we don't look at ourselves in three separate compartments that because the spirit man is having the life in nature of God it is you know it is it is separate and so only the soul and the body has to be worked upon but we look at it we are one whole that is created as a whole so when our body suffers it also our soul and our spirit man also suffers so in our body when we are physically sick we don't really feel like praying we don't really feel like you know when we are disappointed about something that has happened or we we have doctors have told us we have some terminal sickness we get angry with God we are upset with God we are questioning God and a spirit man is also affected as well as our soul so it's all three of them work in perfect unity we have also created as one whole and so if we are just looking at our body and we say we are always responding to the carnal nature it's going to reflect our spirit man how is it going to reflect our spirit man is because our carnal nature has been fed in our spirit man we are not going in the things of God because we are not spending time with God we can't hear and speak we do not know because we are always listening to our carnal nature and also we are always listening to our carnal nature because we are really our carnal nature and so our spirit man is dying is and slowly will become dead that is when our conscience will also be dead to doing something so we see that even when people say they are born again but you know they are doing things and we are saying how can they live like this how can they behave like this so it's we don't look at it separately it's when whatever happens in our body and our soul is also affecting our spirit the same way if we are feeding our spirit man then our carnal man or our carnal fleshly desires is being subdued and that is it's going to get dead in that area spirit man is being that is what is being possessed in our soul and what is being possessed in our soul is what is being reflected through our body so when I'm living a carnal nature and receiving things of the world that is going to my soul that is going to affect even my spirit man so all three have to be sanctified yes to the extent that we submit and surrender all of these three our spirit soul and our body we submit all of those things and to that extent we are able to obey God because when we obey it's not just our body is doing something and our spirit is there somewhere our soul is doing something else no it's all functioning together so everything is being affected yeah good question thank you John anyone else yeah if not we'll have the same class here is that okay just a reminder that you know Monday is your crystallic test okay but we will have the class I will post the question paper later on and I will give you two days is two days okay with all of you to complete the paper yes boss two days or one day is fine what about the others from you know from the other countries you say that say that again let's see how you put clearly can you please say that again sorry I did not understand you yeah the question you are talking about the papers and the time for completion say it again so that we can hear clearly and their response yes it will just be one long question two just one liners and I think about three questions which is a multiple choice so just one paragraph kind of a question the other two will be just one liner answers and three questions will just be multiple choice two days is enough for me thank you Paul what about the others I am going for three days some of us are from deprived background you know from where we are deprived like me I am just using my phone I don't even have access to a computer I have no light in my house so let's say three days maximum also or minimum yeah thank you for sharing that yeah I will give you three days then so those who want to submit in one day two days the rest of you can just have it yes success good morning mom morning I am going to do that three days three days because I love my family for my hands but I am going to do it three days yeah that's fine we will give you three days those who want to submit in one day two days you can take one two but you know we will say three days and I will give you clear guidelines so please read the guidelines instructions it will just help it will help me as well and I am sure you will be able to do the whole thing about having the test is not for you to get grades I just wanted to know how much you understood and this is theology it's very important so I request all of you to please take time to read through your notes even though it's going to be an open book yes but please read understand okay everyone for joining class have a good day and a good weekend and I will see you all okay bye