We'll begin with verse one, we'll read to verse five and get into our study. We'll be looking at the sixth chapter of Proverbs today. So let's begin reading here in Proverbs chapter six at verse one. And again, I'll read to verse five and we'll get into our study. Proverbs six, verse one, my son, if you become surety for your friend, if you have shaken hands in pledge for a stranger.  So do this, my son, and deliver yourself, for you have come into the hand of your friend. Go and humble yourself, plead with your friend, give no sleep to your eyes nor slumber to your eyelids. Deliver yourself like a gazelle from the hand of a hunter and like a bird from the hand of the fowler. So Solomon continues here in chapter six, giving practical advice to his son, and this practical advice that he's giving to his son is intended to enable him to live wisely. These verses that we'll be beginning chapter six with are our verses that are relating to making financial decisions. And so that's how it begins when he says in verse one, if you become surety for your friend, if you have shaken hands in pledge for a stranger, you are snared by the words of your mouth, you are taken by the words of your mouth. So he's speaking concerning making financial decisions. Let me give you a little background as I introduce this subject to you. And obviously as we go through the chapter, we'll flow a little quicker. But I want to give a brief introduction just to give you its context concerning this advice that he's giving. You see, during this time, loans were not necessarily used for establishing a business. Today when we think of being surety, you know, a guarantor, we think in terms of business loans and all, but during the time of the writing, loans were not necessarily used to establish a business. They normally would be used to finance daily living. And what would happen is people, when they had to need for some financial cash, well, they would use their land, they would use their possessions, they would use themselves or they would use their family as collateral. So if the loan wasn't paid, they found themselves losing everything lender. That's what gives us insight into what it says in Proverbs 22 verse 7, where it says, the rich rules over the poor and the borrower is servant to the lender. Not only would that be in a metaphoric sense, but it would also be in a very practical or real sense because of the indentured servitude that sometimes they found themselves in. And so they would find themselves as indentured servants to the lender. Now during the time of Nehemiah, Nehemiah wrote concerning this in chapter five of the book of Nehemiah, verses one through five, and this is what he writes. Now there was a great outcry of the people and their wives against their Jewish brothers, for there were those who said, we our sons and our daughters are many. Therefore let us get grain that we may eat and live. There were others who said, we are mortgaging our fields, our vineyards and our houses that we might get grain because of the famine. Also there were those who said, we have borrowed money for the king's tax on our fields and our vineyards. Now our flesh is like the flesh of our brothers, our children, like their children. Yet behold, we are forcing our sons and our daughters to be slaves. And some of our daughters are forced into bondage already. And we are helpless because our fields and vineyards belong to others. So he's speaking about mortgaging. He's speaking about what would take place at that time. So to prevent this kind of thing from happening, the law had intended to address it. And the law of Moses had made it clear that it was wrong for the rich to take advantage of the poor. You see, lending to the poor Israelite was to be done without the lender collecting interest. Wouldn't that be nice today? Exodus 22 verses 25 through 27, if you lend money to my people, to the poor among you, you are not to act as a creditor to him. You shall not charge him interest. If you ever take your neighbor's cloak as a pledge, you are to return it to him before the sun sets. For that is his only covering. It is his cloak for his body. What else shall he sleep in? And it shall come about that when he cries out to me, I will hear him, for I am gracious. And so the poor were not to be taken advantage of. But by the time of Solomon, the law was being ignored and the people were beginning to lend for profit. So he says, and that's how he begins here in verse 1 of chapter 6, my son, if you become surety for your friend, if you have shaken hands and pledged for a stranger, that's how he's beginning. And so he's speaking concerning becoming a guarantor or a signer, a cosigner, putting up security. Now I want to note a couple of things very briefly with you. Look at verse 1 again. Notice he says surety for a friend. But notice at the end of that same verse he says pledge for a stranger. The word friend there in the Hebrew language is the word companion. It speaks of another person. And it's not necessarily speaking of a very deep, close and personal friend so much as the stranger. It's just speaking concerning somebody else. And so he says, if you become surety for your friend, if you've taken shaken hands or made an agreement, you can pledge for a stranger. The real emphasis is on stranger. He goes on to say, you are snared by the words of your mouth.    That's true, isn't it? And that's what he's speaking about. And there are those today who might impossibly sign to guarantee somebody else's loan. And you do that because you want to be generous. It's generally not a wise, and I'm certainly not here as some financial officer, some kind of person who's able to give you great advice concerning your personal financial affairs and all. But I would say this, it's generally not the wisest thing in the world to become a cosigner. It's generally not. And you should be very reserved in it. But especially for somebody you don't know very well. And if you want to show generosity, there are other ways to do it. For example, you could simply give it to the person who has the need, if you're in a position to be able to do so. Remember Proverbs 3.27 and 28, do not withhold good from those to whom it is due when it is in the power of your hand to do so. Do not say to your neighbor, go and come back and tomorrow I'll give it. When you have it with you, there's always potential for you to be generous and to give somebody help in a generous way without being a cosigner. You could also, as mentioned earlier, lend without interest. That's something that you could do. But it's not a good idea to become a cosigner for somebody, especially somebody that you really don't know. And so he's speaking concerning that and he's saying you're snared and taken by the words of your mouth. So in verse three, he gives his advice, so do this, my son, deliver yourself. For you have come into the hand of your friend. Go and humble yourself, plead with your friend, give no sleep to your eyes, or slumber to your eyelids. Deliver yourself like a gazelle from the hand of a hunter, like a bird from the hand of the fowler. He said, get out of it as fast as you can. Deliver yourself immediately if at all possible. Do your best to be released from the debt as quickly as you can. The advice really would be humble yourself and has to be removed from the agreement as soon as possible. And that's a wise advice that is given to a son that way he's not snared in another man's debt. So he gave financial advice. Now he moves on concerning being diligent in your work. Verse six, and he says, go to the aunt, you sluggard, when's the last time you called somebody that? Consider her ways and be wise, which having no captain, overseer, or ruler, provides her supplies in the summer, gathers her food in the harvest. How long will you slumber, oh sluggard? When will you rise from your sleep?   Go to the aunt. He's using an aunt as an illustration obviously. He's pointing his attention to someone that he refers to as a sluggard. We, of course, again, we don't use that word sluggard. I haven't heard that today. We don't use that word. It speaks of a lazy person. It speaks of a word that is used to describe them, a slothful person, but lazy is what he's speaking about. He's saying, use the example of an aunt to your benefit. And so when you look at the aunt here, you see that the aunt is pictured in a certain way. He's used, the aunt is used as an example of diligence, as an example of planning, as an example of what we would call industry. He points out that the aunt has no overseer, but she doesn't need someone to watch her constantly. So he's given advice. He says, you wanna learn from an animal to learn what it means to be diligent. Just look at nature. Look at the aunt. They have no overseer. In other words, there's nobody watching over her constantly to make sure she does what she's supposed to do. And that's a good thing, isn't it? I mean, if you've got a job, it's a good thing when your boss doesn't have to always look over to make sure you're busy, you know, that he or she can trust you when they give an assignment. And all in that's what he's saying. He's saying, you need to know that you should have the integrity when you work to the degree that nobody has to watch you to make sure that you do what you're supposed to do. You ought to do it just for internal reasons, for eternal reasons, for things that you're motivated by your own heart. You should have an internal motivation and you can work without being watched. It's like what it says in Colossians in the New Testament, chapter three, verse 22, bond servants obey in all things your masters according to the flesh, not with eye service as men pleasers, but insincerity of heart, fearing God. You ought to be able to do the job you're saying, take the aunt as an example. She doesn't have an overseer, yet she does the work that she's supposed to do. You ought to do that too. You ought to have an internal motivation to do the work and to do it well. Many years ago, we had somebody, I'm talking 33 years ago at least, 33 at least. Somebody came in and said, I need some financial help. Can you help me with a particular bill? And we said, which we believe was the right thing to do then and continue to do so to the stake, should we be in that same kind of position? We said, what can you do around the church so you can work off whatever we give to you because I don't think it's a good idea just to hand people money to go pay their bills. If you've got an able body, you ought to work for it. It gives you a sense of dignity. You're doing something right. You're not ripping off the Lord or the church. So what can you do? Well, anything you need. So we said, okay, well, we were moving into a small building on Grove in the city of Ontario, 2,500 square foot industrial building and it had two bathrooms that probably all together, if you were to add up the square footage on the floor, probably represented maybe 60 square feet. It was just a commode and a sink and just a small area and there were two of them. So it couldn't have been 60 square feet at all. So we needed to put in some tile in. And I'm not talking about fancy tile. I'm talking about going to Home Depot or Lowe's or whatever and finding the dollar squares that they have those and just pasting them down. And so we said, why don't you put these down for us? Okay, and so I'm doing my work and I'm in my office all day and I come out at around lunchtime.  Now, I'm not thinking about it. I walk in and look and I say, oh, I'm not thinking about it. And so I come back at the end of the day and he didn't even finish that one room. And so I thought, well, he must be doing other things. And so the next day I walk in and he still isn't finished with the second. Now it's lunchtime. And so he took off for lunch naturally because all that hard work made him hungry. And so I took my lunch, I sat down in about 10 minutes. I finished just, I mean, how hard is that?  He came in and I said, you know, the job's done. Oh, okay. And he left and never came back. So we paid his bill. It was, I believe rent and he took advantage. And so from the very beginning, we've believed that you really ought to take lessons from the end. You ought not to be slothful. You ought not to be lazy.  You do it with excellence. And you do it as a center of the Lord. You do it without the need for someone to be looking over your shoulder to make sure that you get that job done because your internal integrity ought to drive you to do the best that you can at all times. And if I'm the kind of man who needs somebody to watch me to make sure I do what I'm supposed to do, then I'm lacking character. And so you ought to be able to do the job is what he's saying. And look and see as an example, an aunt. An aunt doesn't have an overseer. Doesn't have a superintendent. Doesn't have a supervisor. Doesn't have necessarily a boss. But she's industrious. She does what is in front of her because that's what she's to do on her own. She's driven by an internal motivation and she works without having to be watched. In verse eight, he speaks concerning the fact that she provides her supplies in the summer and gathers her food in the harvest. And so he uses her as an example of diligence. She diligently is providing supplies. Diligence causes her to do work that will end up providing for her needs. And it helps, by the way, her diligence helps to alleviate burdening other people. So he uses the aunt again as an example of preparing for the future, of doing what is necessary. She works with others preparing for the good of the colony. And in the end, she works in community, doing her share to provide for all, use the aunt. Because the aunt isn't doing something independent for just the aunt's sake, but it's for the community's sake. And so when you're doing something, remember that you're doing it not just for yourself, but for others. It says in verse eight, she provides for both the summer and works during the time of harvest. So this is a picture of careful planning. She prepares for times of need. In Proverbs 20, verse four, it says, the lazy man will not plow because of winter, but he will beg during harvest and have nothing. In Proverbs 26, verse 16, the lazy man is wiser in his own eyes than seven men who can answer sensibly. He's always got a reason for why he didn't do what needed to be done. And so he speaks concerning that and then moves on in verse nine with a question. How long will you slumber, oh sluggard? When will you rise from your sleep?  So shall your poverty come on you like a prowler and your need like an armed man. In light of the ant's diligence, he rebukes laziness. He points out that the ant works both day and night, but a lazy man refuses to work. It's an exhortation to rebuke laziness forcefully. Quite sloth is sin. There is danger to being lazy, he's saying, you end up in poverty. In Proverbs 10, verse four, he who has a slack hand becomes poor, but the hand of the diligent makes rich. Proverbs 19, verse 15, laziness cast one into a deep sleep and an idle person will suffer hunger. So once again, he's encouraging people to diligent work and to provide.  So the slothful person is rebuked harshly. They're guilty of simply doing nothing, but this person is busy, but he's busy doing evil.  Son of Belial, Belial is worthless, the word Belial speaks of unprofitable. It's a picture of somebody, again, we don't use this word anymore, but he's a scoundrel. He's the one who cannot be trusted and he's being described here. And I want you to notice every bit of his body is dedicated to working out the evil of his heart.  His eyes, his feet, his hands, everything is dedicated to evil. Even when he's speaking, he's giving secret signals as he's deceiving. In verse 14, it says perverse that he's in his heart. He devises evil continually and he sows discord. He's twisted, constantly planning out to do evil and he's destructive. He sows discord, he destroys relationships. Well, what's gonna happen to this person in verse 15? Well, his calamity shall come suddenly. He's gonna be broken. They don't get away with this. Ultimately, he's gonna receive what he's been sowing. In Psalm 37, verse 20, the wicked shall perish, the enemies of the Lord, like the splendor of the meadows shall vanish, into smoke, they shall vanish away. And so he speaks concerning the worthless person and what's going to happen. And now we get the joy of seeing things God hates. These six things the Lord hates. Yes, seven are an abomination to him. A proud look, a lying tongue, hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked plans, feet that are swift in running to evil, a false witness who speaks lies and one who sows discord among the brethren. We'll look at those a little bit at a time, one at a time. These are specific personal attitudes and actions and all of this flows out of a person's heart. He speaks in verse 17 of a proud look. Proud look. It's, we've all seen it, maybe we've given it. It's that kind of that thing where you kind of throw your head back and go, it's a proud look. It's an arrogance of the heart. It's that attitude of the heart that reveals that this person is very arrogant and proudful. It can also carry the connotation of two people and there's another one here and the two people are exchanging knowing glances.  It's happened to me more than once. It's happening right now. And I've had that happen in ministry where I've been sharing my heart before I was senior pastor of this fellowship. It comes to mind, I had a spiritual experience that was very unique and even disinserting. I'll tell you what, you can roll your eyes too. But it was before we began this ministry, I was an assisting pastor in another fellowship. The senior pastor was moving in a particular direction and I was having difficulty in the direction that we were going but we wanted to be open to the power of the Holy Spirit and the things that God could do and we were praying a lot, often. God reveal yourself, may your Holy Spirit reveal yourself. We prayed that all the time and one night I had a dream. At least I still to this day and we're talking many years ago now, 37 years ago, I was in bed, the room became very bright light. I was on my right side, the light was shining from the left. I rolled over and there were two young people who were right next to my bed and I looked at them and I said, who are you? And they said, we are angels that have been sent by God to anoint you for suffering that you're about to endure. And I said, if you're truly from the Lord is Jesus Christ, the Son of God, second person of the most Holy Trinity? Because I had read that you test the spirits through, I had read that in a chick track. So I tried it. And they laughed and said, yes, Jesus is the Son of God. And one of them reached over and touched my forehead. I felt a warmth from the top of my head to the tip of my toe. And they disappeared. I shook Marie, my wife, we just had angels in the room. And she looks at me, she says, okay, and goes back to sleep, goes back to sleep. And I'm just like blowing my mind. I mean, was this a dream? Was this real? What was it? I mean, Joel 2, Acts chapter 2 speaks about visions and dreams and I'm a charismatic. I believe that the power of the Holy Spirit is resident within the church. The gifts of the Holy Spirit are still exercised. Why can't God reveal something? And I'm wrestling with this. And so it's a Sunday morning. I go to church and a couple of the elders and the senior pastor in the room were about to pray. And I say to them emotionally, this is what happened. And I'm taking a chance and telling them this because you feel crazy. Did this really happen? Well, we've been praying that God would reveal himself to us. Did he do that? Is this real? Did he, that was what I was going through. And I'm sharing with, wow, and I'll never forget the senior pastor, as I looked down, he didn't know I could still see him as he turned and gave this look to one of the elders. Like, I never forgot that. But within a month or so, I resigned my position as assistant. I suffered, Maureen, I suffered in ways we had never suffered before. The heartbreak, the tears, the pain. And I remembered, they said, we are anointing you the suffering you're about to endure and you will make it through. So, I believe that was a real event, I'll be honest with you.  I'm not gonna do that, but I do believe that that was a very real event because within a short time, we went through the pain that we'd never felt before in ministry. And God was with us every step of the way. But this arrogant look that he's speaking about, this look, this exchange, this proud look, many of us have experienced that. And he says, this is something that I hate. A second thing, a lying tongue.  It's somebody who practices deceit. They practice so much, they become experts at lying. A Romans tells us in chapter three, verse 13, their throat is an open tomb with their tongues, they have practiced deceit. They are skillful at it.  He goes on, hands that shed innocent blood. Of course this would speak of murder, but it also speaks of using your energy to be harmful to somebody else. In verse 18, a heart that devises wicked plans. This is a will that is bent on destruction of other people, no matter what the cost is. In Zechariah, in chapter eight, verse 17, let none of you think evil in your heart against your neighbor, and do not love a false oath. For all these are things that I hate, says the Lord. In 1 Corinthians 13, verse six, love does not rejoice in iniquity, but rejoices in the truth.  Verse 18, continuing feet that are swift and running to evil, this enthusiastic involvement in activities that produce pain in others can't hardly wait to get there to do something bad. Verse 19, a false witness who speaks lies. When this false witness who speaks lies is spoken of, he's speaking of the one who's who assassinates character and does so through gossip. In Leviticus 19, 16, you shall not go about as a tail bear among your people. Titus 3, 2 says, speak evil of no one. In Proverbs 26, verse 20, without wood, a fire goes out, without gossip, a coral dies down. He says, one who sows discord among the brethren. Remember that God's desire is unity and harmony, but Satan's desire is division. Remember how Jesus said, a house that has been divided will most certainly fall? If there's anything the enemy wants to do, keep this in mind, keep this in mind, in a practical sense. If there's anything the enemy wants to do, is he wants to bring division. Always remember that, always remember that. Where there is good, evil will be present also. When God is doing something, the enemy comes to undermine it. And very often what he does is he will go after leadership. That's why Jesus said, smite the shepherd and the sheep will be scattered. So the enemy goes after leadership. And when he has help of people who say things concerning those people, things that are not true, this is deceptive speech. Things that are not true, but because they're disillusioned or upset or they didn't get what they want or whatever. And they began to sow discord.   There was a period in my family's life when my children were in their teen years that I didn't like to take them out for dinner as a family. I didn't like to because at the table, they'd start picking on each other. They'd start saying things and then somebody'd get upset and I'd turn and I'd look at Marie and I'd say, I wanna go home. I don't enjoy this. I don't wanna be around all this nitpicking and all of that. I hate that. I do this day hate that. I like to sit down and have a quiet meal and have everybody at the table tell me how wonderful I am. I like that. But I do not like it when people are picking on each other and sowing discord. Who does? Who does?  I hate it because the enemy can get involved and undermine the plans of God to people who are sowing discord and break in the unity of the spirit. And that's why Paul would say, endeavor to keep the unity of the spirit in the bond of peace. Remember that you are one in Christ. He tells us in 1 Corinthians 12. And therefore you need to work together to accomplish great things. What does the enemy do? Sows discord. Many of you have encountered people who sow discord. What are you supposed to do? How do you handle this? If you come upon it, if you're being victimized by it. Well, if somebody starts sowing discord into your life, politely excuse yourself from the conversation and do so as quickly as possible. Just politely say, you know what? I've got other things to do. You don't have to be confrontational. Just excuse yourself. I don't need this. Now me, I'm a little more open. Most of the time, I excuse myself. But I still remember a young woman who was speaking to me and saying things that bothered me and about somebody else. I still remember pointing to my ears like this. I said, you see these? She goes, yeah. I said, do these look like trash cans? No, they're as big as trash cans. No, I didn't say that.  She says, no.  Why are you doing that? Because gossip's destructive. It's something you should avoid.  If you wanna talk about that person, talk about him or her while on your knees to the Lord. But don't bring that to other people. My mom told me something when I was a kid that I've never forgotten.  But she also said, my mom said to me, David, anything that someone says to you about somebody else, you can count on the fact that they're saying something about you to somebody else. Always be aware of that.  Keep that in mind. So why would we entertain gossip? Sometimes they say, well, I'm not entertaining gossip. It's a prayer request. That's just a nice way of saying, tell me more. Because I don't wanna be receiving a bad report about somebody. It's unfair to them. It's character assassination.  The one who sows discord amongst the brethren. This is something that you cannot do. In Galatians 5 verse 14, all the laws fulfilled in one word, even this, you shall love your neighbor as yourself. In verse 20, continuing, my son, keep your father's command.  Bind them continually upon your heart. Tie them around your neck. When you roam, they will lead you. When you sleep, they will keep you. When you awake, they will speak with you. For the commandment is a lamp. And the law, a light, reproofs of instruction are the way of life to keep you from the evil woman from the flattering tongue of a seductress.  And he's saying here, keep your father's command.  In other words, respect the teaching of your parents. Why? Because the things that they're teaching you will protect you in life. The things that they're pouring into you will be ingrained in you. The things that they teach you concerning what is right, what is wrong.  And so verse 21, he says, so bind them continually upon your heart. Tie them around your neck. In other words, constantly remember what you've been taught. Wear these as ornaments. When it says in Proverbs 3 verse 3, let not mercy and truth forsake you. Bind them around your neck. Don't write them on the tablet of your heart. This chain around the neck symbolized honor. It's a picture of moral character. So he's saying these are the things that will form your moral character. Verses 21 through 23, when you roam, they'll lead you. When you sleep, they'll protect or they'll keep you. Somebody said this. The law of God, which your parents taught you, shall lead you and direct you concerning how you should order all your steps and actions.  You know, I have dreams to this day where in my dreams, I'm being reminded in my dreams of moral lessons that I've learned over time. And that's a very real thing. There are things that will just rattle within you because they're part of your character. They are who you are. The moral teachings you receive form your character, inform your decisions, and because this is true, you value their effort as they attempt to train you. He's saying, don't resent your parents, learn from them. Thank God for their efforts to help you. An interesting proverb, Proverb 30, verse 11. There's a generation that curses its father and does not bless its mother. And we need to be careful that we do not curse our father and that we do bless our mama. In verse 24, he says to keep you from the evil woman, from the seductress. Here he goes again. Listening to them will preserve you from sexual sin that springs from lust. And he begins to speak about that again. Verse 25, do not lust after her beauty in your heart nor let her, nor let her allure you with her eyelids. That's an interesting phrase, isn't it? We used to use the term batting your eyes, you know? Allure you with her eyelids. For by means of a harlot, a man is reduced to a crust of bread. And an adulteress will pray upon his precious life. Can a man take fire to his bosom and his clothes not be burned? Can one walk on hot coals his feet not be seared? So as he who goes in to his neighbor's wife, whoever touches her shall not be innocent. Once again, he brings instruction concerning purity. Don't let yourself fall into the trap of imagination and fantasy. That's verse 25. Look what he says. Do not lust after her beauty in your heart nor let her allure you with her eyelids. Don't fall into fantasizing. Don't fall into that trap. Looking at her and thinking about her and then she turns and bats those eyes at you. And before you know it, you're thinking things that you ought not to think. He's saying, son, avoid it. Stay away from it. Don't fall for this. Don't fall into the trap of imagination and fantasy. Imagination has a tendency as well as fantasy of producing unrealistic beliefs and dreams. You think that if you're with this person that they will be that one who is satisfying in every way that you can imagine. And they're always the person who yields to every impulse and desire that you might have. That's the sin of using your imagination improperly. And he's saying, don't do that. Don't enter into that.  So you begin to fantasize.  Don't do that. Why? Verse 26, for by means of a harlot, a man is reduced to a crust of bread. So Solomon repeats this theme obviously several times and we can wonder why he does so. Well, somebody said when we consider how much this sin abounds, how destructive and terrible it is of the evil consequences that result and how certainly it destroys the spiritual life in the soul, we should not wonder that the cautions against this sin are so often repeated. That is the subject that I'll be sharing tomorrow on Facebook Live related to the subject of entering into sexual immorality and how destructive it is. It's a sin that is not only against God but according to Paul and 1 Corinthians, you also actually are sinning against your own self when you do so. And so it's a terrible sin to be involved in from the old as well as the New Testament. And so you get warnings concerning this quite often. He's saying that when you yield to these kinds of temptations, the consequences can be eternal and he points out you can be reduced to a crust of bread. In other words, by indulging in adultery, a man can end up in a life of poverty. He says in verse 26, an adulteress will pray upon his precious life.  You'll be judged an adulterer by God but you can also fall into the hands of the husband. Under Jewish law, you could stand before a judge as an adulterer and the penalty was huge in Leviticus chapter 20 verse 10, the man who commits adultery with another man's wife, he who commits adultery with his neighbor's wife, the adulterer and the adulteress shall surely be put to death. That's how severe it is. Some of the stories we find in the scriptures highlight that kind of thing and give to us insight as it pertains to that because adultery is a terrible sin. Adultery is an evil and it's destructive in every way. We think of the woman who was caught in the act of adultery, how that she was brought before the Lord Jesus Christ and we remember how she was brought in undoubtedly was unceremonially thrown at his feet and as Jesus was there ministering teaching, they bring in this woman, they interrupt the teaching, you know the story and they say, master, this woman was caught in adultery in the very act and Moses in the law says such should be stoned, what do you say? And we know the story how Jesus bent down, he was writing on the dirt there. The only time in scripture by the way that Jesus has ever pointed out is writing anything and there he is writing and they continue asking and that's when Jesus asks them the question, well, which of you is without sin? Let the one without sin be the first to cast a stone and then he begins to write more, he does it twice and there's all this questioning as to what was it that Jesus could have been writing? Nobody knows, it doesn't say. But I do believe something, whether this is true or not, we'll find out in heaven, if it's not true, you'll forget it anyway, but it's possible. What could he have been writing? I suspect Leviticus 20 verse 10. I suspect that. You're demanding her death because you said such should be stoned and that Moses in the law stated that, which is correct. But here's the situation, if you caught her in the very act, where's the man? Where's the man? Because according to the law, the adulterer and the adulteress shall surely be put to death. Where's the man? And when you think of the Lord Jesus Christ, you need to understand one thing about him and always remember this one simple thing, I'm sure you already know, but let me reiterate it with you. He brought newness to women in a way that was not known at that time in society. He put the woman in a place of honor because the man was getting away with all kinds of nonsense. Even to this day, we men do get away with all kinds of nonsense. There's no argument with that. It's a fact, we know that. We know that. The woman pays the penalty. The woman gives up her purity and the guy gets bored with her and before you know it, he's with somebody else and she has nothing but memories and regret. The woman gives up herself to a man. She gets a venereal disease, a gift that keeps on giving. The rest of her life. Now she pays. She becomes pregnant. She has the shame, she carries that in a way that's maybe more acceptable today but never gonna be completely acceptable. And the man, because we didn't respect the woman the way God created her to be and the way God commanded us to do.  He who is without sin let him be the first to cast a stone in it. Bends down and from the oldest to the youngest. They drop those stones they were about to use to enact capital punishment. They drop those stones and they walk away. Woman, where are your accusers? I have none. Neither do I accuse you. But go and sin no more. He didn't say go and fornicate some more, did he? Don't use God's grace as permission to continue in sin. He said, go and sin no more. Go and sin no more. He didn't accuse her, why? Because our God has got a mercy and grace and that I rejoice in even as I think of it out loud before you right now. And this man, this man that we have here, this is a man that's being warned and he's saying no. An adulteress will pray upon his precious life. Can a man take fire to his bosom and his clothes not be burned? Can one walk on hot coals, his feet not be seared? So as he who goes into his neighbor's wife, whoever touches her shall not be innocent. Sexual sin has consequences though not necessarily reaped immediately. You can think you got away with it but she was unfaithful to her husband. Why would she be faithful to you? You're gonna pay in one form or another. When he says in verse 29, whoever touches her shall not be innocent. Your impure relationship results in disgrace. It can result in a loss of your finances, a loss of health. It will also possibly end up in the fact of a lost family. Your life will be reduced to nothing. Insignificance and harm occurs and you are burned. Verse 30, people do not despise a thief if he steals to satisfy himself when he's starving. Yet when he is found he must restore sevenfold. He may have to give up all the substance of his house. And so there's a general sympathy for those who steal because they're hungry, they need to feed their kids. But there's restitution before he's able to put this all behind him. In verse 32, whoever commits adultery with a woman lacks understanding and he who does so destroys his own soul. Wounds and dishonor he will get. His reproach will not be wiped away. Jealousy is a husband's fury. Therefore he will not spare in the day of vengeance. He will accept no recompense, nor will he be appeased though you give many gifts. You may get past the sin, but the reproach remains as long as you live. I say the name King David. And if you think for a moment and I say, do you have a name that you'd associate with him? Some people would say, oh yeah, Goliath, right? Some will say, well, Absalom. That's quite obvious. Absalom was his son, tried to steal the kingdom. Goliath, Absalom. You know the average person who doesn't even read the Bible if I say David of Israel, name somebody associated with him, Bathsheba, Bathsheba. That's normally the first name that comes to mind. Why is that? Because he committed adultery with her because he had her husband killed. She became pregnant and he tried to hide it all. It's interesting when you study King David's life, but an amazing warrior, what a great king, what a wonderful leader, but he will always be remembered for Bathsheba. Always, always, his reproach stays with him. You may get past the sin, but the reproach remains as long as you live. There are ministers, pastors, teachers, well-known who entered into sexual sin. And if you mention their name, and I won't mention any names, but if you do, the first thing they'll say is, oh yeah, I remember when. They don't say, oh, I remember the great church that he pastored it, I don't remember. They don't mention perhaps the crusades that he did, or no, no, this guy fell, he never loses his reproach. Never, and that's what he's saying here. It's something that doesn't go away. People will remember that. You remember it. Your wife remembers it, or your husband remembers it. Your friends remember it. Your children remember it. Your parents remember it. Your friends and neighbors, they all remember it. They don't forget. Now that doesn't mean that we condemn, and that doesn't mean that we judge, and that doesn't mean that we're harsh. No, we just don't forget. How can you? How can you? It's all ever before you.  And so he says, don't do it. It's not worth it. It never has been, and it never will be. Billy Graham was asked of a young pastor, which should I be careful for? What are the things that I need to be guarding against? He said, pride, money, and women. Pride, money, and women. Those are the three basic things that every human being has to deal with. Less of the flesh, less of the eyes. Pride of life. Die to self, and be aware of one thing. A man's ministry, your ministry, and we all have ministry, is built on a variety of things, but what makes that ministry have credibility is your character, your integrity. I don't want to be the kind of person that says, I know he did these things, but what he's saying is true. I like to know that that person actually lives the things that he tells me to do. I like the idea of somebody actually practicing what they preach, because what you are speaks so loudly. Sometimes it's just hard to hear what you're saying.  That's why Paul in 1 Timothy 3, as well as in Titus tells us in chapter one, tells us that the bishop is to be a teacher, but his character is supposed to be the thing that girds up his capacity to communicate because he lives what he gives. And all of us have had people share with us how we should live when in fact that person telling you that isn't living that way themselves. And so remember that always, that when we are out doing service of the Lord, no, I'm not saying we're all supposed to be perfect. If that was the case, only perfect people could serve the Lord. I'd be here all by myself today. No, there'd be nobody here. There'd be nobody here. None of us. So no, please don't walk out carrying. Oh boy, he made me feel condemned on not saying that. What I am saying is may God help us to take into our heart the things that are taught by his word, to live in such a way that we actually adorn the gospel of grace with lives that are obedient to the things that Jesus teaches. May God help us to live for him. That's what I'm saying.


You've probably heard my story about the jack-in-the-box thing I was only overweight for a short period of my life like three years two three years But it was like my weekly thing to go to jack-in-the-box and get those jack-in-the-box tacos those like translucent things Yeah, when I was overweight I would go and get like six or seven of them and at my heaviest when I was just about 300 pounds I had pulled out of the drive-through parked in a stall and I was eating these tacos And this is like the important part of the story.


Okay, so we're in the sprint mode here. The second of the beta sprints joins Clear, DLF, IMLS, and DCC, amazing group represented by Rachel Frick and maybe some colleagues coming up on stage. Welcome if you would. There's somebody who has not been mentioned yet but deserves it and then some colleague, Don Waters from the Mellon Foundation who I saw somewhere up there. Don was a founding member of the steering committee and he actually made a grant to Clear and company to develop this beta sprint which was a very helpful thing and I think it speaks to the model we hope to develop for the DPLA that of course the system itself is supported and we need to sustain it much as Europe HANA is but also that grants might be made to partner organizations in order to do things like just what Rachel and crew have done. So over to you. Thanks, thank you for this great opportunity and I'm of course embarrassing all of my fellow colleagues here by making him stand. Sit here while I ramble on for about seven minutes but as John Palfrey says, I am Rachel Frick and I'm the director of the Digital Library Federation Program at the Council on Library and Information Resources and I'm happy to talk about the Clear, DLF, IMLS, DCC, beta sprint full of acronyms, let's go, all right. Basically what we started with is building a metadata aggregation that represented thousands of cultural heritage collections across the United States. We did this by combining some existing data aggregations and data collections, one of them being the IMLS DCC. This was an initiative that began in 2002 and IMLS is you remember the Institute Museum and Library Services. This initiative was started to provide a single point of access to the digital content that was funded by the Institute Museum and Library Services. The other resource that we used was another collection, metadata collection called Opening History. This is an aggregation that's guided by a really clearly defined collection development policy and it builds off the DCC content but it's a base of history collections and extends beyond the IMLS funding content to include other collections and aggregations. We use those two collections of aggregations plus others including things like the DLF aquifer project to build our DPLA prototype. What resulted was a metadata that represented 1,400 collections with over a million items from over 1,200 institutions in 44 states and we were really grateful to COSLA which is the Chief Officers of State Library Agencies to help coordinate some of this content recruitment. As a result, our scope broadened as a result of the variety of collecting institutions that contributed to this aggregation as you can see here. Our work has also been informed by a strong body of research on information seeking in libraries, archives, and digital collections as well as research and metadata quality and collection evaluation. One of the problems with the large aggregation is that retaining that rich collection content and helping users comprehend the sea of items that lie behind a single search box. These are both technical and conceptual problems that grow as your aggregation grows. But as the same time when your aggregation grows you're able to surface new national strengths within this collective collection and bring to surface small collections that otherwise might not be hidden. Within our particular aggregation we had these particular topical strengths including local history of cities and towns throughout the US, military history, in particular Civil War and World War II, arts, Native American history, architecture, women's history, agriculture, and ranching. Our beta sprint prototype allows users to search within a vast array of cultural heritage that has been digitized over the last two decades. Collections and their metadata are key to providing people with intellectual and navigational context, especially as they explore and evaluate materials. Collections in and of themselves are meaningful organizational units that can bring coherence and functionality to a mass of individual digital items. Unlike search engines and retrieval systems that tend to lose this type of collection contents, context, we actually try to exploit that. We preserve that item within its collection context and its geographic context that's often lost within flatter searches. In our beta sprint we also provided an opportunity for users to link to and make use of secondary sources such as Google Books, Hottie Trust, and others.  I really wanted to show you live just some of the great work that was done by our team here. We're highlighting collections up here on this banner screen. Here's a link to our cute little video we made. Over here you can actually see the number of items, collections, and institutions represented in this aggregation. And these are live links so that you can click and get a link to of all these things. You can also navigate by state so you can see we have, Utah we have about 70 collections there, Arizona 84. I don't know what's going on with the Dakotas but we're working on it. I'm doing a shout out to the Dakotas. And also you can browse by date. The colors represent also the density of objects that we have so the more items we have the darker the colors. You can also search by item type. And we've also brought in some other things like entries from our blog which is called Sewing Culture which we highlight different items in the collection. And you can find us on Flickr.  But we really do encourage you to go to our beta sprint site and search for yourself. That being said it's beyond just our portal website, our prototype and the aggregation that was part of our beta sprint. There's also a lot of research, novel and innovative ways of visualizing, analyzing and connecting the aggregations to users. And this is an ongoing process happening at UIUC. One of the examples is the idea of topic modeling to help us refine and evaluate metadata. The other area of interest that I think is really interesting is how do we connect us to the linked open data world? Currently our aggregation already serves as a node to hundreds of cultural heritage collections via collection level descriptions and item level records when available through OAI, PMH. Until larger organizations can provide linked open data the IMLS DCC can help bootstrap larger cultural heritage community by publishing our collection level descriptions in linked open data compliant formats. By connecting these descriptions to existing linked open data sources this aggregation serves as a bridge to collections which are currently hidden from the linked data network. I think this is a great example of a service that the data can do besides being that centralized portal collection. All right, with that we're gonna stop and open it for questions. Here's some URLs. The first one is to the beta sprint. And the one below is to our project website that has a lot of documentation and further information about our activities. And like we said, we wanted to thank Mellon but of course thank the Institute of Museum and Library Services who support for digital collections and the research and the aggregation. None of this work would have been possible. So thank you. Come on, we have all these people sitting on stage. The question is, there are a lot of cultural institutions in the United States. And this is an example, there's a small public library somewhere that's organized by the mayonnaise system. And I'm wondering if you will have a screening process for who is included in your project. So if there's an international association or the United States Association of Crackpots, for example, will you link to them? I'll answer that and y'all can correct me, okay. The IMLS DCC aggregation, it was IMLS funded projects that guide the inclusion there. Opening history has a collection development policy that she can link to. And I think that was very important when you start pulling a huge aggregation, it's what you include and what you're mission and what you're talking about. So there is some guidelines outlined in that collection development policy. Right now the DPLA does not have a collection development policy but we do have a content and scope work stream to help guide what the content is going to be and I think we're gonna have updates from the work streams this afternoon so I'll probably answer your question. I had it back up there. It's actually DPLA for the beta sprint to actually look at the site. It's DPLA.granger, G-R-A-I-N-G-E-R. There it's up there but you can barely read it. .illinois.edu. DPLA, there's a blog site, a blog page that in fact has a list of all the beta sprints that have been made public and we're encouraging everybody to make their beta sprints public. You can find them all at that one spot. Sorry guys, you don't get to answer any questions. There you go. Well you can always reach us by the internet and like you said, on the beta sprint. Thanks.


This is stock number 9T426A. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and use RAM and RAM 1500 headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2016 RAM 1500 crew cab short box. This truck has a 3 liter eco diesel motor and has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and tapped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. Max steel metallic is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device turn them on right now because it is like you are right here looking at the truck with me and definitely your best way to check out the vehicle quality and condition-wise before seeing it in person. Factory chrome step bar so if you want to check out more photos of this truck in the upper right hand part of your screen as they link right to our website click then check us out there. Factory alloy rims, Goodyear Wrangler LT26570R17 tires. We're right around half the tread left maybe just a little bit under. Headline lenses are nice and clear. You get the factory fog lights, front bumper parking sensors, one tiny little ding above the toe hook there on the bumper Other than that I didn't see nothing too bad. That's why we take the videos because these are used trucks and they're not all going to be perfect but this one is really nice. Pastner side rim, no scuffs or scrapes and that's why we do the videos to show you just how nice these trucks are. As you go down this side of the truck you can see just how clean the body is. Take note of how reflective and mirror like that paint is. That's why we take the videos we want to make sure you get the most accurate representation possible so when you get here there's absolutely no surprises. In fact we offer a Summit Auto Fastpass option in the upper right hand part of your screen a link where you can apply for financing get pre-approved see a payment quote even appraise the trade off from the comfort of your own home so that when you get here you're all ready to go. Down this side looks really good frame and underbody is in really nice shape lower rockers all look really good as well and the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires maybe a little bit more. Back rim is in nice shape too no scuffs or scrapes there do you get the fender flares on here as we come around to the back rear bumpers in really nice shape no dents or dings on that it does have the back of parking sensors full towing package which includes a receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring the tailgate is in really nice condition is a locking tailgate with a backup camera it is a lear truck cap on here it is color matched you can see that maximum steel has a lot of metal flake in it and it does come with a bed rug back here pretty nice that cap looks like it's insulated too and as you go down this side of the truck just as clean as I pass in your side no dents or dings in the box and from full disclosure this back room is an excellent shape as well a cap is in nice shape on this side too I didn't see any major cracks or chips or anything like that and down the rest of the side really nice and clean you do get the heated mirrors with the built-in directional signals inside the outdoorsman package gives you the gray cloth interior there are no rips there are no tears on these seats really nice power driver seat with lumbar factory floor mats throughout auto headlamps power windows power locks power mirrors and these mirrors do power fold in they also power fold out like so sometimes when it's this cold they gotta and they've just been washed they got to break the ice before they'll fold in which they just did anyways 64,211 miles on this truck you get the 7 inch LCD display digital speedometer outside temp yes it is only three degrees today range to empty compass you can change all those corners to read whatever you'd like instrument clusters very nice and clean comes with a heated leather app steering wheel cruise controls and gear selector on the right Bluetooth and information center controls on the left audio controls on the back of the steering wheel this one comes with the 8.4 3C radio and FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities this is also where your backup camera shows up see that's nice and clean has your heated seats and heated steering wheel controls there as well you can do your climate controls here and you also get all the different apps that come with the radio so this one does not have a factory navigation system on it however what's great about the 3C is you can add navigation for $595 see your sales professional for more details so if you don't like doing a climate controls on the radio you can do them down here you get the knob and your buttons there you got your heated seats heated steering wheel buttons you also have your stability control toe hall and your front and rear parking sensors you can turn those on and off eight-speed automatic transmission push button four-wheel drive with a neutral feature 115 volt 150 watt plug-in passenger side seat and floor mat are in excellent condition side current airbags and the headliner is in really nice clean condition you got your map lights power slide and rear window and your home link buttons for any garage door security systems or lane systems you may have 911 and assist buttons in the rearview mirror those are features of the vehicle that you never have to pay a subscription for this one also comes with the factory CD player so that was an option on this truck so it does have that if you got old CDs that you want to listen to this truck will do it back seats are just as clean as a front seats no rips no tears back here it does have the latch child safety system for all your child car seat needs and power slide and rear window these seats do fold up there is a load floor here seat goes up like so there's storage underneath what's a load floor you may ask so it's a collapsible floor that actually goes down like that gives you a nice flat surface now you can do many things with this you can put your muddy boots tools on here not get your seats dirty or you can put both sides down if you got pets you got a nice flat place for that they can 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Have you ever heard that communication is the key to a successful relationship? But it's rather cliche because I believe most people don't actually know how to be communicators in a relationship. I think most people have poor emotional maturity and poor relationship skills. So let me ask you, Marie, have you ever been with a man who was a poor communicator? Yes. What was that like? It was like swimming against the current. When you could not express how you feel when it wasn't received. How did that feel? Well, I think the worst thing is not feeling like you're being heard.


Hi, I'm Ginadena's Program Manager on the Office Extensibility Team. In this video, I will give an overview of the Microsoft Graph and the features that we are announcing as generally available, ready for you to start integrating in your production applications. In the next eight minutes, you will learn. One, one is the Microsoft Graph API and what benefits it brings to you as you develop applications that integrate with Office 365 and other services from the Microsoft Cloud. Two, what functionality is available as part of the Microsoft Graph API, v1.0 endpoint. Three, you will see a demo and get pointers to when you can go and learn more about the Microsoft Graph, get code samples and start taking advantage of it in your own applications. At the end, I will leave you with a quick showcase of one of our partners who is already taking advantage of the API. The Microsoft Graph offers the developers a unified API endpoint for accessing data and intelligence and insights coming from the Microsoft Cloud. In other words, it exposes intelligent insights that Microsoft builds in the cloud by bringing together smart machine learning algorithms with a wealth of data and user behavior. All of it under a single API endpoint. The Microsoft Graph was introduced earlier this year under the preview name Office 365 Unified API. Today, the Office 365 Unified API is getting a new name, Microsoft Graph. Here's what's generally available today under the Microsoft Graph and ready for production use. Office 365 APIs, files coming from OneDrive for Business, mail, calendar, contacts from Outlook, unified groups, and APIs from Azure Active Directory like applications, users, groups, and other directory objects. Imagine the possibilities available to you when you can access all of the user's profile information that is stored across Azure Active Directory, SharePoint, and Exchange all aggregated under a single request. When you can access information that belongs to that user like messages, calendar, conversations from Outlook, and files from OneDrive for Business. When you can traverse fixed relationships within the data like navigating to the manager, to the group membership, or the profile of the last person who modified a particular file. For unified groups, which are the ones that users can access from the Outlook experience, you can use the API not only to manage the group, but also access the group's conversations, calendars, and files. The Microsoft Graph makes all of this information available for applications and accessible through a single API endpoint. Hosted under graph.microsoft.com All based on open standards, OAuth 2.0, REST, and JSON. The Microsoft Graph is now leaving the previous stage and making two versions available. A generally available endpoint, version 1.0, which is ready for you to start using in your production apps. And a refresh of the preview endpoint, slash beta, in which you can experiment the latest features that we are introducing into the Microsoft Graph that are not yet ready for production level use. This video focuses on the functionality that is under the new versioned endpoint of Microsoft Graph, that is, v1.0. In a subsequent video, I will cover functionality under the preview endpoint, that is, slash beta. Now, let's take into what is available in the v1.0 endpoint. First, let's focus on the data that can be accessed. You will notice the Microsoft Graph centers on users' end groups. Let's look at the Microsoft Graph in action. To do this, I'm going to transition to this web application called API Explorer, that allows me to make requests to the API and displace back the results of the query. Here, I'm already signed in into the application using my demo user, Sarah. In this text box, I see the endpoint in which the API is hosted and the version of the API. I can get to all of Sarah's information by navigating to the slash me endpoint. I can use path navigations to get to related objects, like photo, or use OData query parameters to select specific properties. I can query for Sarah's manager and her direct reports. In a similar fashion, I can navigate to all of the user's information underneath the tenant with the slash user's collection and use operations like filter to, for example, get only users in the finance department. From the me shortcut, I can go to the messages entity set and get back the collection of mail messages in Sarah's inbox. I can limit the number of results by using the top parameter. For messages in particular, I can use dollar search to search the collection for a specific keyword or user. I can also access Sarah's personal contacts with slash contacts. I can then navigate to the drive in OneDrive for business. Notice I'm going from the user who's stored in Azure Active Directory to the content that is stored in their individual services. In this case, the content that is stored in OneDrive for business. I can go to the specific documents by going to the navigation slash drive slash root slash children. And navigate to the specific file using the name of the file. Using navigations, I can go directly to the user that last modified this particular file and get all of his user profile information. Now in this case, I went from a property of a file in OneDrive to the user profile in the directory. I can navigate to the groups collection. Here, I will get a list of all the groups that are part of the organization. Once I get a group, I can navigate to the list of members. And as I mentioned, unified groups have content related to them that I can access using the API. So I can go to slash conversations and get access to the conversations that belong to that group. In a similar fashion, I could go to slash events or slash drive and get access to the calendar and the files that belong to this group. Now let's go back to more information of what is available in the Microsoft Graph. The Microsoft Graph API B1.0 endpoint covers our commercial and consumer offerings. However, the authorization platform that supports both consumer and commercial accounts and their conversed experience is still under preview. Therefore, if you're building production level apps, you should focus on using Microsoft Graph API B1.0 to access commercial Office 365 Enterprise accounts. The Microsoft Graph supports auth 2.0 flows for authorization and authentication, exposing the same level of permissions that the individual service API is exposed, allowing applications to call the API on behalf of our user using a delegated flow, or as a service level app using an application flow. You can use query options like dollar select, dollar filter, dollar order buy, and others to manipulate the data set that is returned by the API. The API supports service level actions and functions like send mail, create reply, accept or decline events, copy or move files. The service is OData compliant for clients that understand OData before. In the demo, you saw several great requests, but doing crowd operations is part of the functionality as it is course for supporting single-page applications. Taking advantage of the Microsoft Graph in your applications is easy. If you have previously developed against Office 365, it is no different. Since this is a REST endpoint, you can code in your platform of choice. We have now a set of previous decays available in .NET, iOS and Android, as well as sample code in GitHub for multiple platforms. I am sure that by now you're really excited about all of the opportunities and simplicity of integrating with Microsoft Graph to access the vast amount of data from the Microsoft Cloud. So go to your favorite browser and navigate to graph.microsoft.com. You will be taken to the API documentation, links, getting started experience, the API Explorer, code samples, libraries and more. If you have any questions, ask us in Stack Overflow, tag in your questions with Microsoft Graph and Office 365. Let us know about the cool apps you're building by posting in Twitter, which has with hashtag Microsoft Graph and hashtag OfficeDev. Now I want to take a little bit of a minute to showcase one of our partners who recently built their app taking advantage of the Microsoft Graph. Thank you for watching this session and happy coding. Welcome to this technical insight video on integrating how Office at Work web add-ins are using the Microsoft Graph. This sample letter has the document wizard add-in already loaded, and we are logged in as Dana Fox. Basically, this add-in allows the user to select data to be applied to the document, using the latest edition of New Word APIs. Now to the Microsoft Graph. Clicking into the recipient field calls a rest endpoint in the graph which returns my top 10 contacts. As you can see here in the console, we use the slash me slash contacts endpoint with a top 10 filter. In the response message, we can now examine the data returned for those 10 contacts. When the user selects a contact, that data will be applied to the document. When clicking into the signature field, the same happens as before, except that we call the slash my organization slash users endpoint. This time, we will search for a specific user. The API call now includes our search criteria. Let's look at the returned object and its data. The criteria entered matches the display name field in the returned data object. Once again, selecting the record will apply the data to the document. Finally, let's have a quick look at the designer add-in, the add-in that lets you define the interaction between data and document. On the data connections page, we can view, edit, and create connections. Here's where you choose the source for your connection. You could choose between various Microsoft graph sources, like users, calendar, and contacts. As you saw earlier, the implementation of these endpoints is coherent, making them super easy to implement. We hope you like this quick insight on how we're using the Microsoft Graph. Thank you for watching.


Vi måste illuminera den här bastan Det är lite skönt Vi ska ta på den här personen Jag skulle tänka att de skulle dö från en hända men det kanske är skönt för mig Hopp! Åh, kolla! En gout av vissnen har kommit till vår äd och jag tror att ni alla har sett Min julebok av vissnen Jag postade på Instagram så följ mig där Hopp! Ni kan se hur han ser ut Absolut mätkant jag har haft men jag är en män Hopp! De här oponenterna var ganska svårt att kalla Jag utiliserade min bulrush där Okej, han har gått ner lite för att gå... komat mig bra Han har en sån typ av warpainter men det hjälper inte hos vår Spartan komat mig... Bum! Där är vi Jaha, jag har följt den här Jag har kallat mig jävligt Ja, så här, det är Spartan Det är en mätkant Det är alltid en bra teknik See, han ser grek Han ser bra Han ser... Han ser jävligt bra, jag tror Vem kan det fina? Du vet hur det är att få den här tén ut Jag är inte, jag är... Jag är typ, mätkant Stå tillbaka, eller annars Kanske? Då vill du hitta min proposition, missades du? Vad sa du, bra? Tack, men... Detta är sant Ja, jag är inte från Kefalonia Jag är här för vad jag tittar Och han... Han ser grek också Jag tror att kommentaren är far för att få in färg till den här tén Du följer mig, Alexios Jag är naturligtvis helt med dig när det gäller historisk revisionism Det är något bra men jag agree inte med kretsism Många av dig har lättat den här tén och jag tror att de majoriteter av karakter har lyckats... ha lyckats bra Jag är Elpinor Kira Hur vet jag ditt namn? Jag gjorde vad du gjorde Jag frågade och folk berättade mig Berättar mig vem du är En inquisitiv natur Bra, det hjälper Du vet mer än du lät på Våra år är min bästa intresse Och vart jag är vart Min bästa position har varit stålade och bort till Ithaca Nelopis, vav och sjraud Jag behöver dig att ställa det tillbaka Vilken sjraud? Sjraud på Nelopi? Väljaren av Odysseus Du är inte sjuk! En del av det, ja Det är möjligt! Om det existerar Det blir priceless Det är en rädd relik av Madrejurup som kommer att stå Du är upp till ditt former granger Vem tar du? Jag behöver mer information Jag började med Odysseus Nu är det läst En inspirerad tale En reunion av pastäraget Okej, människa, jag får sjraud Jag gör det Jag glömmer inte att vara lätt Det är därför det kostar Så det är en rädd relik Det är en rädd relik i harbor Utgör det Det är inte betalt för öppna vattnet Så vara särskilt När du har sjraudet hittar du mig i templeen Zuse Fuckan Zuse, bra Och misterius Don't fail Okej, vi ska ta bort det här det här det här av glori Vi har lättat hur väldigt bra Så vi ser vad det är vad funnande saker vi kan göra Charged Heavy attack Right, let's go with that That sounds like the only reasonable course of action at this moment in time Ah, look at that, it looks absolutely wonderful to swim in this fine fine water But I'm quite happy with the weather we have in Sweden now with snow It was nice to get a white Christmas Quite nice indeed Now let's see We have found the shroud Well, we have found the location at least So anyway, speaking of Odysseus It's it's too much to hope for a film to be made of that legend because you know if Hollywood makes it you know exactly that it would be full of all sorts of the generacy so that's a bit ashamed that we can't really have that but fortunately Indeed, yeah but fortunately there's so many good books you can partake in which are not filled with all manner of the energy so if you lament the fact that all new films are a bit heretical then there's a whole world of books that you can partake in Now let us try to illuminate these heretics to the primordial truth So anyway, speak of this Comments below what you are currently reading Hello, bravo Boom I had to do it to you Christo Volus I don't even know if this is our if these are enemies or not Perhaps they were our friends And now I have Come on, start the kick, boom I need to Ah, fuck, I got the disinclinist that was extremely silly of me Right, let's retry this I've lived on Kefalonia I never realized it might be Odysseus as Paulus was here We'll enter power gaming mode Aha, that's a special mercenary so we'll have to to not engage with him yet because we're too noob for that at this stage we need more training Ah, look at this, absolutely wonderful So anyway, for those of you who do not appreciate this game this is my argument against you that you can actually get this sense is via a game sense of ancient history So no matter if there are some characters that look a bit dodgy it still doesn't negate the the goodness of getting to experience this getting to reinforce the sense of of history Hmm Perhaps we should release this disunfortunate bastad Oh no, do I need to kill another doggo? Okay, I suppose I will have to have to do it, I'm sorry doggo but this time the doggo deserved it because he actually actually attacked me This did not go according to the planetary and I was shooting at me How barbaric Matt me bra What a woman Go on, kick them This is not good at all though I must say this That they have women as warriors here This is not something I can endorse in the least Gonna see if I can save so we don't know we can't save right now Feels a bit like Skyrim when you have these women being all aggressive like that That's a video topic I will make which will be called something like badass female warriors versus real femme fatales because a real femme fatale obviously doesn't try to be a bloat max paladin who goes around relying on strength a real femme fatale som uses her female charms to get the job done Aha, there is the the mercenary so we don't want to box with him because he's one true mad gun we're gonna assassinate this buster though Come just a bit closer will you Go on mate Go on mate Let's go champ Aha, that was actually the woman that doesn't feel right but it had to be done to progress in the story Aha, det har varit en attack by a wolf up ahead the wolf has been sent by by Zeus to help us in this holy quest now let's talk to you but is this another woman what's going on what is going on ok so if we're gonna aim some criticism against this game we can do so but that will that will have to be done by correctly identifying the fact that there are too many female warriors because that is not oh damn that is not historical accurate but enough about that I will just have that said and then try to enjoy the game anyway and try to enjoy the good things about the game Right let's let's try to actually get this done come at me bra I don't want to box with Tal of stone fist so it was probably a bit stupid of me to even shoot at him maybe our friend here can help why are you running away though you're supposed to help me Aha, right ok, talk to me what's up I can't believe I let those Malakes sneak up on me Ithica is a dangerous place to wander around on your own you are wandering around on your own but I am a juicy privileged cis white male so I can do this you're right, I can't fight a camp of bandits by myself could you help me to get to Odysseus palace I can pay let's do it I'll help you get to the palace I call you Alexios I'm Odessa named after the great Odysseus let's go champ we should head to the palace while we have the chance now I will just see if I can actually save her boom now I just hope she won't run into the the mercenary there cause then we'll get wrecked it's Talos stone fist it's just rubble what were you expecting I don't know something more grand my parents named me Odessa I'm Odysseus' namesake I thought if I came here I might understand him more well, do you? not at all take me to my boat I'll pay you there no, you're supposed to help me kill this this bastard ha I suppose we'll have to be a white knight and escort this fair maiden to her boat there we are this is for you such a disappointment why is that place so important to you are you joking Odysseus live there ruled there he ended the trojan war eluded skilla and carried this everything loyalty, love fighting spirit he had the attention of the gods too that caused him a lot of trouble and it made him a legend I don't know what it is even it's cute that you're determined I suppose you look cute right now as if nothing can get in your way I don't usually like being cute oh because you're an empowered woman is that it okay you're ugly you're ugly then that's not what I meant at all I can't tell if you're serious or not I was negging her there I think I was in a much poorer mood before now there's just so much I desire to be as great as Odysseus where do I even begin I don't give advice it seems like you're looking for advice I have none to give no surprise there thanks for the help I gave some advice to her but it wasn't available in the there the advice I would give though is simply the following that you should find yourself a nice husband settle down raise a good family and focus on that that is my sincere advice I think that would make her happy and what would make me happy I can actually kill this guy come back let us see if we can take on this guy now then die he has insulted Zeus this is why I have to do it to him finally he dies that was not according to plan we have to make a run for it Talos stone fist is coming at us come on I can't climb now for some reason now we're gonna hide here for a moment perhaps wasn't the best place to hide but maybe we can hide in this shrubbery right he's still looking for us but we're gonna sneak back here and loot this guy nice we received a war spear too that's nice now I'm just gonna run for it and see what what kind of reward we might get see if we have the boat yes we do boat looking aesthetic take command hmm I still need to climb that great statue of susbra too and then I need to left and kill Talos I must do this to gain the favor of Ares right we are our hello mate now I want my reward indeed safe and sound something more valuable today for your troubles misterius if I knew any better I'd think you were testing me perhaps aha he is trying to hire us in to become his mercenary you did well misterius about killing a general in megar do this for me and earn double what you earned today are you up to the task it would take you far away from kefalonia so far away you might never return I am a mythios not an assassin there's a first time for everything what do you say who is the general I have to kill who is this general they call him the wolf he do something to offend you yes he's costing me drachmi he's not good for business what can you tell me about megaris anything I should know about megaris only that it's the most valuable land in the greek world from a military perspective of course unfortunately for megarians it has two very powerful neighbors who just can't seem to play nice in the tug of war between coritha and Athens megaris is their own all right brav I'll take the contract for the lols I accept splendid you need a boat you have one don't you I don't have a boat if I had a boat we wouldn't be having this conversation a shame it's too far of a swim I'm afraid even for you I'll find one good I hope it's sturdy and why is that the seas are much more dangerous I'm afraid war is coming and the wolf is on the wrong side you won't be disappointed when your job in megaris is done come find me at pilgrims landing in Fokis all right mate cool that will have to be this episode thank you for watching and I will see you in the next one


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Hi you guys Lindsay here welcome back to my channel inside the hem. I am so excited to show you the outfit I made for the style maker fabrics booth at so expo. Let's start with the dress This is the deer and doe myosodis dress pattern I made the version with the short sleeves and simple skirt him the collar bodice and skirt are all Underlined and the sleeves aren't leaving them slightly sheer This embroidered cotton fabric is seriously so cute, but man It's narrow after pre washing it measured only 36 inches wide and Since the myosodis skirt is gathered the larger sizes of the pattern will not fit in the width of the fabric So you have a couple of options on how to handle that But I just cut the fabric as wide as I possibly could on the fold and gathered it into my bodice Just with fewer gathers You could also cut the skirt in a single layer and have a center seam But of course you'd be able to see that through the fabric. I Also cut the largest size for the length of the skirt The myosodis is a bit on the shorter side as drafted and I wanted to make sure it was long enough for my taste After making those few changes when cutting the dress sewed up like a breeze and came together super quickly Next up is the jacket. This is the deer and doe Nino far jacket and it's about as straightforward as it gets I sewed view a with the plain sleeves and patch pockets I did not make any adjustments to the pattern and cut and sewed it exactly as directed the fabric is the perfect chambray for a spring and summer jacket as it is lightweight and breathable But still holds the shape of a jacket fabric structure is particularly Important for this patterns design because you want to maintain the a-line shape of the bodice But still be lightweight enough for the season and can we talk for a second about the notch collar? It's such a simple collar to sew and adds such a great detail to the jacket I love how it looks over the mandarin collar of the dress The patch pockets are the perfect size and complement the jacket perfectly Finally, let's talk about this super cute bag. This is the noodle head Traverse bag pattern in the mini size. It has a zippered back pocket Zippered top and a flap that conceals a front compartment too.  You could really use either side it does fray quite a bit after cutting but other than that it was a breeze to work with and How about this perfectly matched gingham lining? I just love gingham and stripes together as for the hardware I used a D ring and swivel snap hooks instead of the rectangle ring This allows some freedom all for the strap and prevents it from getting twisted It's really just a personal preference on how you attach the strap to the bag And I can't forget to talk about the adorable tassel These are such a sweet and professional finish that I love adding to exposed zippers on bags Okay, there you have it. I really love this outfit and I cannot wait to wear it all spring and summer long I hope you like it as much as I do. That's gonna do it for me today. I'll see you all soon. Bye