Item Number – SCP-427 Object Class – Safe Special Containment Procedures – SCP-427 displays no means of self-locumotion or malicious intent at this time and requires only minimal containment. Due to SCP-427's adverse effects, only medical staff of Class 3 or above may handle or utilize it. All personnel using SCP-427 must record their total time using it in order to avoid unwanted mutations. Instances of SCP-427-1 colloquially referred to as Flesh Beasts created by SCP-427 must be killed immediately as it is impossible to communicate with or experiment on them safely. For this reason, instances of SCP-427-1 are classified as Keter. Description – SCP-427 is a small, spherical, ornately carved locket made of polished silver material. The ornate carvings do not seem to serve any function. It is unknown whether SCP-427's outer casing was crafted by sentience or not. Its circumference at its widest point is roughly 3 cm. SCP-427 was created after placing a pill of SCP-500 in the input booth of SCP-914 and using the fine setting. It displays no unusual activity when closed. When opened, a small glowing orb is visible at the center. The orb emits no radiation or energy, aside from the visible spectrum. When SCP-427 is opened and exposed to biological tissue, it rapidly regenerates cellular damage and somehow is able to purge invading compounds or infections. As a standard of measure, the common cold takes 3-10 days to be worked through the human immune system and eventually removed. In the presence of an opened SCP-427, this time is reduced to 2-4 minutes. Its healing abilities are directional, so anything not in line of sight with the central orb experiences no effects. However, long-term exposure produces a significant health hazard. As the locket heals damage, it optimizes the body's natural systems. Resistance to disease and toxins is increased by 500% compared to accepted LD50 or death rate values after a total of 10 minutes of exposure and 1,000% after 15. After 15 minutes of exposure, muscular systems begin optimizing, increasing strength and pain tolerance by 200-300%. All other systems continue to optimize. Class D personnel exposed to the device for over an hour total began mutating into a shapeless mass of tissue. The conversion time accelerates with continued exposure to SCP-427. The flesh beasts, so named due to their appearance, created by SCP-427, are incredibly aggressive, attacking any and all personnel on sight with lethal results. They are highly resistant to most known weaponry, but can be disabled with sufficient shock trauma or heat in excess of 1,100 degrees Celsius, 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Intelligence cannot be accurately gauged, but mapping of biological enhancement of the brain as a direct relationship with optimization of other systems suggests intelligence could exceed levels measured in humans when fully transformed. SCP-427 is currently being used as a partial replacement for SCP-500 pills, as it can cure almost anything SCP-500 is able to. All optimizations, imparted by SCP-427, are cumulative. Oversight has deemed the side effects an acceptable risk, but users must carefully record their total exposure time as sufficient mutations are grounds for termination. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-426. I am a toaster right now. Or for the complete course, watch this playlist.


First question is from Eden mass. What is your opinion on gymnastic rings? Love them. Yeah, absolutely love them They're great tools for body weight strengthening exercises really they are They were they're like suspension trainers before suspension trainers were ever invented The stability the balance the angles that you can use the thing about rings and things like suspension trainers that I love the Most is if you know how to utilize them properly and you set them up in a particular way They are appropriate for anybody. They're appropriate for Super beginners because you can change the leverage in the angles to make exercises really easy or If you're super advanced and I don't care how strong you are how advanced you are You can use rings or suspension trainers to challenge your body to build muscle get stronger build stability So that they're extremely versatile pieces of equipment I've used a few different versions of the suspension trainers I kind of got into it Doing it for the entire year and I would say that the rings are probably the most advanced version That you could use for suspension training. What's cool about it is they've actually taken it You know because you used to only be able to do Olympic rings that were hanging down from the ceiling From these gymnastic centers and that was like your only option to get exposed to them And then somebody you know I had the brilliant idea to make you know Them straps independent straps and then you could kind of tighten them up and raise them up and lower them down and hang Them off of things and what's cool about them is so they're they're independent of each other And so that that's really where a lot of the extra challenge comes because with these other types of suspension trainers There's one central Part of it that has like two different straps that are still attached to the same thing Which gives you just a little bit more stability than two independent ones. Oh, so that's the difference between the rings And it's just I thought they both had that this they don't have that well because it only allows for so much Slack with with like a suspension trainer like a TRX or like why like one of those types where Like it it's only it gives you about like a two inch kind of slack. So yeah, no I'm familiar I'm familiar with the suspension trainer, but I didn't I thought I just assume that it's exactly the same But with rings for the rings. It's not they're actually independent. They're both independent. Oh, yeah They're both independent so you can you could set them up as wide as you want or narrow as you want much more challenging because in there Oh, they're yeah, cuz they're gonna get away from you. Oh, so you have to really Overly stabilize and really like really gain access to your core and control So it's I mean it's it's a kick-ass workout like it's something that I actually worked my way up to doing Moves with that where you're going upside down like skin the cat like you're doing these these types of like progressive moves where it's really challenging your shoulder mobility your your core strength and just overall abilities to Isometrically hold poses so it's it's super challenge. I don't know why it's it's totally slipped my mind What's the name of the exercise where you pull yourself up and then press yourself muscle up muscle up Yeah, that's a that is a great if you're advanced and you've got good stability and mobility in your shoulders So strict muscle up strict Yeah, so like there's ways to kind of cheat your way through momentum and kind of throw yourself up to keep Crossfit your way through life, right? Yeah, yeah, no, we I learned at this one from a gymnastic coach how to do that in that trans it's a Transitionary move Which then sets you up for iron cross or something exactly talk about talk about a full bottle full upper-body exercise You're pulling and then you try and then you you move into a pushing. So it's like biceps, you know back Forearms and it moves in shoulders. I so triceps chest.  Yeah. Yeah, that's the best. Yeah dips on that It shits all over regular bar dips just in terms of how they feel


Hello, and welcome back to the average. I'm Steph. I'm the average artist in case you guys don't know who I am today We're testing out some stuff that I bought for videos, but could never really be bothered to get around To using before we begin if you guys remember this Maybe if you don't this is my horror comic that I made a few years ago And now it's up for digital sale on gumroad pay what you want So if you want to check it out links down below Anyway, here's those are stuff that I bought for videos over the years And I've just never gotten round to kind of using in a video I thought we could go through them just for fun and see what they're about First of all, I got these pastel posca's It's probably like the least interesting thing here because everyone knows posca's and I how kind of use them already But I was like screw it. I don't care I don't know making a video about pastel posca's probably not that interesting Depended maybe on what I drew with them, but yeah, these these are pastel posca's Next thing I got in London in a like a museum I think it's really paint on it because I do use this for my tiktok because I thought it would be more fun to make short videos with this basically what it is it's like prompt cards and you pick a card and it tells you like Um Draw an object but hold your pencil in the opposite hand the one you normally use if you are left-handed This technique is great for practice want to practice doesn't encourage you to really look at objects and Kind of speak produce interesting results So actually this is kind of a nice prompt because I remember doing this before life during your stuff It just like loosens you up a bit. So maybe we'll try it today. Let's keep this one to the side But yeah, these are the art club cards. I kind of like them a lot They're fun. Some of them are not so fun. Some of them are like really that's a bit boring But yeah, they're pretty good another thing I got is this paint storage box which I bought from Amazon and I thought it would be good for making my own like mixtures of jelly paints And I could put my own like concoctions in there. So let's do that and then we'll go for the rest Which you can already see what they are, but we can test them out. Oh, I broke this box. That's annoying Okay. Well, it's all just ripped apart. So it's a cute little compartment package It's a little bit it's a cute little Watertight airtight Compartment what the flip how do I open this? But yeah, I thought it would be really cute for like travel If I go traveling I can take my little jelly sets with me, but I can also like customize it to be a nice Color which I'm gonna do now. Here we go. I'm gonna pick some nice colors got my little spatcha. It's dirty, but it's dry Let's go with a little bit of Fuchsia is this future? I really want to pack them in for this would also be good for when I make my homey paints By the way, this is a tool. I also bought for a video. It's like a little paint scraper thing and it's actually been really useful for different things like I Highly recommend getting one of these scrappy tools Because I thought like I've seen somebody doing art where they do like scrappy art with this But I can never I can get the hang of it, but it was fun to experiment with but I never made a video of it because Making a video of a scrappy tool is a bit weird. I Don't know. Yes. I know I double dip get over it. They're my paints. I like to double dip longer than expected But this is so cute. I think it will be a really nice travel case I didn't put a white in there because I thought maybe I'll take like a pot of white with me if I ever take this somewhere So because I use a lot of white I'm just gonna put the airtight thingy on It's and hope that it doesn't spill everywhere. I think I might have overfilled these slightly But yeah, that's what it looks like You can see where I've tried to mix colors And then it's like airtight. Well, how does this go? Let's go like this. Yeah, it's pretty cool. I think Neat little thing if you guys want to get this, I'll put it the link down below It's kind of Expensive for what it is, but I guess it's a neat little thing that you can take Somewhere if you want to use your jelly paints out and about. Oh, yeah Okay, next up we have this vivid color sheets revolutionary water color Um, I've seen a couple youtubers use this Doodle date have used this think a couple of times and then I saw it in an art shop in London when I was just browsing By the way, all this stuff has been bought over like a long period of time and then just sat on my shelf So that's why I have so much stuff. I'm not just hoarding stuff like well, I am hoarding stuff, but Okay, so this is really cute actually There's a little bug in it though. I'm not enjoying that Okay, they give you a little postcard thing. What's this? gift gift friend, what do you mean? What is this? Is it more colors? Oh, it's another postcard. What are you giving me to nice? Mini color sheets. Oh They give you a mini one. That's so cute. Oh My gosh, that's so cute little mini Mini watercolor sheet. So basically what it is if you've never seen these before is like a Little pamphlet of watercolors, but on sheets of paper that you can reactivate and then use and they're so Interesting to me. I've just always found these fascinating like how does this work? I just think it's really clever and I think these are so pretty And let's get to using them. Um, I just want to test them out really. We're not doing anything fancy Recently I've been trying to draw these gems. So I'm thinking maybe I'll do like a watercolor one and see how it works And my sheets, uh, let's see. This is this is weird. I've never used these. I just oh I think it looks much brighter than it does dry. Yeah, let's just Whoo That's a really pretty red. I love that. That's so cool. I wonder how much Like paint you get from these little sheets, but I'm sure it's like enough to last you a while Yes, I've been trying to like learn how to draw gems With traditional media is a little bit difficult. I kind of like these but I don't know why I'm trying to draw them I just had an urge To learn how to draw I'll use that pink How to draw these things look at that big nice metallic sky blue. Oh, they're metallics. Okay, interesting interesting But yeah, just a page of Gem studies, I guess let's do a couple more with the watercolor Yeah, I like these. This is so cool. Um, I Think they're really interesting and happy. I bought them. I want to use them again I'll probably use them like a tiktok video as well. All this stuff just seems maybe not Suited for a longer form video, but then again, I don't know. It could do something really cool of these I think this is really nice thing It's just sorry about the train I live next to a train now, but yeah, it's just really odd Don't understand how it works because I didn't know what colors could be reactivated. I'm not sure Anyway, yeah, pretty cool pretty cool. Let's move on to the next thing I also want to do like a special mention of this son of sonography, which you probably are Probably seen before and basically what you do is you put something on it And then you put it in the sun and then you clean it and then it's like imprinted into the The cloth and I want to try this but it's not very sunny today. So probably won't do this today Follow me on tiktok. Probably try it out on there Links down below if you want to check this out at some point At some point when I get round to it have a full-time job you guys Um Then I got this marbling kit I got this marbling kit probably about two years ago and it's just been sitting on my shelf and I've been like I Should try this out at some point Lord that's so loud It's a lot of instructions Please be careful we start the water has to have the hardest of a hundred or less no idea if my water has That kind of hardness if track water has high hardness use commercial. Oh That's a lot of like effort um You see why I've never done it Yeah, we get this where's my little Where's the thing to actually oh my god, so that's a fail I haven't actually given me like Something to put these into so I'm a bit confused Use a clean pan. I don't have one. You didn't give me one Maybe they did give me one. I've just taken it out years ago and just used it Okay, I have to find some sort of some sort of device to put this in I found this thing but as you can see there's a slight problem It's also a lot of cat hair on this which is so lovely and delicious Everyone involved Can't peel this off So we can't be using that but this would have been perfect right this would have been what I need I Very nicely found this little IKEA thing Which probably isn't as suitable as the last thing I had but I ruined that with paint apparently I've nicely cut out some little squares that I don't think I'm gonna fit in here now I'm gonna have to sort that out, but yeah, let's fill this bad boy up with water. It says to do one to two inches deep I've realized that maybe inches inches Okay, this is a real janky way of doing this I guess Get some There we go, whatever Is this gonna fit this annoying I Can't find my scissors don't question it Okay, so it says to gently Put a few drops into the water. We'll see if this works because if my water isn't oh god that was Okay, it's sinking which is not a good sign, but there is some Stuff on the top Which is a good sign so hurrah for me I'm gonna do like a pattern if I can I this is actually really fun if it turns out right if it doesn't oh That was cool, let's zoom in look at that action Let's do a little dot over here. It comes out like really quickly Except for now when I've said it that's quite I'm I'm having fun with this Let's do a yellow in the middle and then let's test it out because if it doesn't work Um, you'll be disappointing You didn't even like have to squeeze the bottle. Okay, that's the yellow not so much Yeah, that was not as good as the orange It says you can also like Do patterns? But I don't want to push it because that now that's gonna look really ugly for my beautiful paper Um Alright, let's try it. That is so fun.  Why haven't I tried this before?  All right, I'm gonna let this Dry, we'll do a couple more. I need to change a water. I think This is not good for a lazy person to have to do but you know Water in Let's do it bigger this time This is not actually Even though it looks like tap water. This is just a bottle. I'm reusing Because if I ever buy tap water, I always reuse the bottles, which is probably not very good for you again, I have to jankily cut this out, but I'm gonna try and do a couple of sheets with the paint and see God, I'm so sorry about this, but Kind of like it as well as kind of interesting Okay, let's do the orange. Was it the orange that was good. Yeah, let's do the orange first I'm gonna do a sort of pattern or attempt to do whether you do that thing where they're like one two three It's a one go I don't know if these are too close to get No, this one doesn't work as well. Let's try the yellow or the blue. Let's try the blue. It's also a black, but Okay, this what it works so well the first time come on man Okay, whatever We're going crazy I think the red is like the this red is like probably the best one that actually works Or does the thing it's supposed to do every every all the others are sinking to the bottom. Let's try the green This is the ugliest pattern you've ever seen, but Still kind of fun green No green sinks as well No, I think my water is too hard I don't know how you soften water if anyone knows I think it's something you have to have in a treatment plant or something But let's try the black. Oh the back works. Oh It did work It's just sinking it's so annoying, but this is kind of working. So let's just go for it Okay, really? This is my favorite part. This is so fun. I Dropped it badly So kind of smush the pattern Oh Look at that. That's so cool We'll have to look at it when it's dry Hopefully it doesn't look like the complete cat when it's dry. I'm gonna try and like No, it doesn't work because it has to like Absorb it somehow. No, it doesn't work. Okay. Well, I Don't know if you can reuse the water or you have to like change it every time Which is a little bit annoying I'm gonna try one more time because I've been addicted This time I'm gonna do it shallow Even though it says one to two inches of water if I do it shallow, then it the stuff can't sink to the bottom This red we've discovered is the best one. Yeah, see actually I don't know if you could see that but it's actually floating on the surface rather than just sinking to the bottom The blue kind of work then it just sinks. It's so irritating It's like a Rorschach test. What do you see? Let's try the yellow again. Maybe the yellow won't let me down for a million of time Oh, the yellow is kind of floating. That's pretty. I think I'm gonna try this with clean Water as in what am I saying clean this water is clean With a shop bought water maybe and see how that works This time I'm gonna do like strips We'll do two strips Yeah, yeah, okay gently place them. I love it You guys like, uh-huh. Yeah stuff move on from this, please It's so interesting to me like the shapes. I Don't know what to use this for but I love it I'm gonna dry these with a hair dryer so we can get quick results And then I'll come back to you guys and show you what they look like dry Um, okay, what that's so cool. I mean sort of let me know what you guys think I think that's really interesting. I really want to do this again. I'll probably get like the proper water and then Hopefully the stuff would all sink but look this is still pretty like this one. I don't know what to do with them Could make some cool paper art and stuff with this Yeah, it's really interesting So I think that's everything We haven't done the card but can't really be bothered to be honest with you so forget it Now that I've remembered that I've forgotten it, but yeah, this is everything that kind of just didn't make a video out of Let me know what you think and Yeah, I'll link most of the stuff down below if you want to try out for yourself and this kit is Pretty cool. I'm not sure. I mean I think it's pretty unfair that they don't give you like a Tub to try it out. I mean they could have made this like the tub or whatever And yeah, I love my little jelly kit Super cool papers everything really nice glad I bought the stuff. Let me know what you think Yeah, I'll see you next time. This was really nonchalant ending I'll probably try out more stuff on tiktok just use quick videos. So if you want to check that out check it out down below Don't want to talk about that. But yeah, that's stupid Thanks for watching and I'll see you next time. Bye


the flood of my past will not reappear in my future and the clouds gather again imagine someone who's just been through the flood sees the clouds sees the rain begins to drip and in the midst of that God begins to speak to Noah and says Noah I don't want you to be afraid the rain the clouds is not another flood and in the middle of that God gives him a rainbow and he says from now on what you've been through what you survived will not ever happen to you the clouds will come the rain will come but there will be no flood sometimes we go through things in life we go through bankruptcy we go through a heartbreak sometimes we go through things where we get rejected dumped abandoned or God forbid abused we go through things where we get mocked left or left behind we go through things where we try to pass that class so many times and we cannot pass it we lose our financial aid or we lose our funding we lose our schooling and we have to start everything from the beginning again and then finally we get back on our feet and we attempt to make something that we tried before and the clouds gather up and the mind begins to play games our mind begins to say the way you failed then you'll fail now the mind begins to tell you and the devil begins to lie to you and say the flood is coming again that flood almost killed you that flood destroys you and you took you years to recover and another one is coming get ready but the message I have for you tonight is to tell you when you've been through the flood and you have a relationship with God and it begins to rain God has a rainbow for you and he wants to remind you that it will not happen again like it happened last time that what will happen in the future will not be a repetition of your past because of the rainbow because of the covenant you have with God for the Egyptians whom you see today you shall see again no more forever God hasn't drowned Pharaoh yet Egyptians were not defeated yet they were just approaching but God already gave them a rainbow and this was the promise God says look at them one more time because this is gonna be the last time you see their face and no more ever again you have to receive that word tonight if you've been through a breakup and you're embarking on a new relationship and maybe relationships that's getting a little bit rocky and the devil will say ha you will always be single you will always have broken relationships you have to look at that devil and say I'm gonna look at you one more time and this is gonna be the last time I will look at that disappointment never again


The Mutual Broadcasting System presents the family theater starring Margaret Sullivan and Van Heflin with Donald Crisp as your host More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of Good evening. This is Donald Crisp Since I'm your host this evening perhaps I ought to tell you what you to expect in the next half hour I'd better begin by telling you that this program family theater got its name because it's dedicated to your family You know the word family can mean a lot of things It can mean bitterness and struggle or it can mean love and companionship and all the most wonderful things in the world Now all of us who are part of the family theater and that includes so many of you who listen well We feel that prayer Family prayer can make the difference between an unhappy and a happy home We have a simple conviction a Family that prays together Stays together Well, now you know why we call this program the family theater But that doesn't mean you can expect a lot of preaching far from it Tonight you can expect some mighty fine entertainment You'll hear an original story by Walter Newman with a splendid cast So let's listen to the play. I Give you Maggie starring Margaret Sullivan and Van Heflin The scene of our play opens in New York City on an October afternoon in the living room of a penthouse overlooking Central Park a Parties being held in honor of a young novelist Tom Padgett Two women Mrs. Padgett and Daphne Lewis literary editor are leaving the crowded room Oh That's better. Have you ever heard anything noisier than a literary cocktail party, Mrs. Padgett? Well, this is the first I ever attended really Here you sit here on the couch, and I'll take this armchair. Thank you cigarette. Oh, no, thank you, miss Oh, I'm sorry not at all Daphne Lewis, Mrs. Padgett Assistant literary editor of the time. Yes, of course. I don't usually do this sort of thing But we're so delighted with your husband's work that I thought it might make a rather good column for next Sunday If I interviewed you the woman behind the author, you know, that sort of thing. I'm afraid it won't be very interesting Oh darling, of course it will. Oh, frankly, it's not my personal dish of tea Comfortable. Oh, yes. Ready? No, wait, let me get a pencil out of my there now. When did you and Tommy marry Mrs. Padgett? Maggie sit down. You're pacing a groove right across the living room Is my mouth on straight, Mama? You look adorable. Relax. It's ten past eight. Maggie, does he always keep you waiting like this? Oh, let her alone, Mama. Stop picking on her. Mona, you be quiet. Maggie, what your mother and I can't understand is Why you haven't had him up to the house before? After all, you've known him, uh, how long? Three months? Four months? I don't like for you to be going out with a young man We've never seen and don't know anything about it. Well, he was supposed to have come here several times. Maggie, is he serious? Oh, you'll see, Mama. What do you mean? I'll see. Maggie. There he is. I tell you, I don't like it, Bertha. Young girl ought to bring her boyfriends around so her parents can see. Tom, my father, my mother. Mrs. Ballum. How do you do? Mr. Ballum. You mean Tom? My sister, Nona. Nona? Hello? Harry. Oh, here. Here. Sit down, Tom. Sit down. We have to go. Well, he can sit down for a minute, can't he? Go ahead, Tom. Sit down. Maggie tells us you've knocked around a lot. Some. It's very interesting. What have you done, Tom? Nothing very much. Oh, you have, too. He's been all over and done everything. Well, it's fine. Go ahead. We'd like to hear. Well, I ran away from an orphanage about 12 years ago when I was 14. I was a road kid for three years. Road kid? Yeah, it's young hobo. Rode the rods and boxcars all over this country in Canada, slept under bridges, begged from door to door. I've been jailed as bum 20 or 30 times. Hmm. And what else? Oh, not much of anything. Well, he was a cow hand in Wyoming until he broke a leg bull-dazing. Dosing. Not dazing. Dosing. And then he was a pearl dive on a beannery. That means dishwasher and a lumberjack and a miner. And he did a hitch with the marines and all like that. Hmm. Uh, what are you doing now? Just sitting here. No, no, I... Oh, well, I read a lot. That's how I met Maggie at the library. I guess she told you that, though. I'm trying to learn how to write. I think I'm gonna be a writer. I suppose you've put aside a lot of money to keep you going until you begin to sell your stories. Mrs. Banner, I have a personal fortune of exactly four dollars. It's not, uh, not very much, is it? No. In fact, after I take Maggie out for a walk tonight and buy her a soda, well, I'll have just about enough left for a marriage license in the morning. Maggie! Well, that's all right with you, though, isn't it, Maggie? I haven't made a mistake, have I? No, Tom. You haven't made a mistake. But what are you going to live on? Well, that will be a problem. I make 35 a week. Well, there now, you see? We can easily manage on that, Mrs. Banner. You're going to let her support you. Oh, hold it, Bertha, hold it. Maggie, look. You're dead set on this. Dead set, Papa? Harry, you can't... Bertha? Now, look, you two. You hardly know each other. No matter how much you think you love each other, you can't live on love. So I offer this. Tom, if you'll come around to my office, I'll speak to the chief. And I'm sure we can slide you into one of the departments. Then after a while, when you've saved a little money... Well, that's a very kind offer, Mr. Banner, but it would be just a waste of time for me. A waste of time to make a living for your wife? Well, it's a waste of time for a writer to do anything but write.  Give you? Just call it a business investment, Papa. Maggie, you're not going to marry this... Well, we are going to be married, Mr. Banner. Now, just start all of your thinking from that premise. Maggie? No, Papa. We're going to be married. Going against us, eh? No, no, not against you, Papa. Just in a different direction. If you marry this... this tramp, you can get out of this house tonight and stay out. No, I mean it. Give me your hand, Tom. I'm all... all shaky. Here, kid. Squeeze it, squeeze hard. You ready, Maggie? Ready, Tom. Now, when did you and Tommy marry, Mrs. Padgett? July 17, 1937. Uh-huh, I see. And how did it come about? Well, he just asked me, and I said, yes. How unusual. Oh, don't mind me. So you married a budding genius. Was it difficult at first? How did you find it? Bitter, sweet? Maggie? Yes? I'm finished for the day. What's up, Reddy? Reddy, it's been on the table for three hours. Well, are you kidding? A closet? No.  Oh, look, honey, I'm sorry about supper. You didn't wait for me, did you? Of course I waited for you. Well, you should have eaten. What's the cake and candles for? Is it my birthday? No, it's not your birthday, old Tom. You've forgotten. Forgotten? Oh, no. No, no, I didn't forget. Yes, you did our first anniversary and you forgot. I didn't forget, baby. Honestly, I've got a present for you. In my pocket. Now, we're just a second. There, take it. What is it? That's a poem. You can read it. Can you read my writing? For Maggie, on our first wedding anniversary. Now, go ahead, read it. If I could write the beauty of your eyes and in fresh numbers, number all your graces, the age to come would say this port lies. Such heavenly touches near touched earthly faces. You like it? I like it. Oh, Tom, it's beautiful. It's better than Shakespeare. It is Shakespeare. No. I didn't have time to compose one, so I just copied it. It says what I mean, anyway. It's the nicest present I ever had. Well, then give me a kiss.  I think I'll renew my option on you for another year. Oh, Tom, I'm so happy. Yeah, me too, baby.  Well, he's really beginning to come alive. You know, each week it gets better and better. Do you realize we'll be on our vacation this time next week? Our first vacation together? One week of it. One week of no subway and no office, no ironing, no dishes. Oh, Maggie, look. We simply toss our $40 into the hotel owner's lap and in return he gives us seven days of paradise. Well, there's no $40 anymore. What? Well, we don't have $40. We only have $12. But we... I don't understand. Well, after you left for the office this morning, I broke the typewriter and the man at the shop said it had cost $18 to fix. It would take about ten days, and I rented the typewriter I'm using now for a buck a day. 18 plus 10 equals 28, 28 from 40, at least. No, no vacation. No vacation? No. Couldn't you have used a pencil? Oh, Maggie, not don't. No. Oh, don't, please. Maggie, listen. Look, someday pretty soon maybe I'll finish the book and we'll sell it for a barrel of money and then we'll head for the beach at Acapulca or even Rio and we'll stay not just seven days, but seven months as long as you like. And then when we come back... Oh, Maggie, not don't cry, please. Come on, now, here. Blow. I know you've looked forward to this vacation. I know how it is. Maggie, hey, look. Now, look, when that Pulitzer Prize Committee rewards me, you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to propose this toast. Ladies and gentlemen, in accepting this award for literature, I do not accept it for myself, but for the person who really deserves all the credit accruing to my book. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Maggie. From the Colton Publishing House for you. What? What does it say? All right. Wait a minute. It says... Oh, look, here, you read it. Look, I'm too nervous. Your enchanted hill was one of the most unusual novels we've ever read.  Frankly, we consider it too advanced for present taste. And so on. I'm going for a walk. Now, look, I'm all right, baby, honest. I just feel like walking, Zella.  It doesn't mean a thing. Yeah. I'll see you soon. Maggie, where are you? I'm here fixing the light score. Guess what? What? What is it? Can anybody hear us? No, what is it? Don't tease me. I was walking down the block just now. Yes. And all of a sudden, down at my feet, I saw... What? What? This. This. A dollar bill. You found it? That's wonderful. I bet you were beginning to think I never would be a breadwinner. Well, Mrs. Padgett, instead of walking around the park this afternoon as we do every Sunday, we're going to observe the rites of spring. With a dollar? I'm afraid you lack creative vision. When I look at this dollar, you know what I see? George Washington's picture. I see two round trips to Coney Island. 20 cents. Two buck beers. 20 cents. Two hot dogs. Widow without mustard. 20 cents. And two rides on the merry-go-round. 20 cents. That's only 80 cents. What about the other 20? Philanthropy. The other 20 cents goes back to the sidewalk for the appeasement of tastes far less luxurious than ours. Madam, grab your hat and let us away. Was it difficult at first? How did you find it? Bitter? Sweet? Oh, a little of both, I guess. Yes, a little of both. My leading questions don't seem to lead anywhere, do they? Never mind. And all this while, Tommy just kept plugging away at his writing. Yes, that's right. Except for one period. Except for one period. When was that? I'd like to know the truth. Mrs. Padgett, I'll give it to you straight from the shoulder if you think you can take it. I can take it? Tuberculosis. Now, wait. We've caught it in time, I think. I know definitely after studying the X-rays, but I think we've caught it in time.  He was up at 5.30 every morning, no matter what time we went to bed. He was at his desk by 6. He worked straight through until 8, 9 o'clock at night, sometimes later. How about his diet? Coffee for breakfast, no lunch. It's the largest supper I could make him take. And this has been going on for how long? Ever since we were married, three years. Mrs. Padgett, your husband will have to go away for a while. How long? Two or three years. Maybe longer. May I go in to see him, doctor? Well, he's sleeping. I just want to look at him. All right. Don't let him talk too much if he wakes up. I'll let you, kid. Shh. You're not to talk. The doc tell you? Yes. Well, we've been hit a pretty low blow. I know. Yeah, he wants me to go to Arizona. Listen, baby, get a divorce. No, I mean it. I'm being objective, not noble. We've had the top of the bottle. Don't tie yourself to me. Stop this nonsense, Tom. Stop it at once. No, listen.  Most people go wrong. You have to be hardened, a little bit ruthless. I'd let sentimentality get in my way to have taken a job instead of writing. I'm not listening. Well, you've got to listen, Maggie. I know you're thinking that I'll be alone in a sanitarium or something, but kid, look, I've been alone most of my life and I'm used to it. I never expected anything else. The times we've had together, well, that's just been so much gravy for me. It's been gravy for you, has it? What about me? You're used to being alone. You think for one minute I could live without you? I couldn't, I'd die. Powers of darkness, nameless fears. I give you Maggie. And besides, that was a very hammer enunciation scene. Except for one period. When was that? During the war, he was ill, tuberculosis. Was he in a sanitarium? Yes, in Tucson, Arizona. And you? Oh, I got a job at an army air base near him. I was allowed to see him twice a month. One of the officers used to drive me to town. Was this officer a friend? Well, Maggie, this is the last time I'll be driving you to Tucson. Spence, shipping out? Uh-huh, my squadron leaves tomorrow. Oh, Spence. There's something I want to say to you. No, don't look at me. Look straight ahead. Maggie, I've been wondering if you know I'm in love with you. Very much in love with you. Don't, Spence. Can't help it. I'm not the sufferin' silence type. I think I've been in love with you ever since I reported for duty here and first saw you in the colonel's office. Maggie, I'm going to make it short. I want you to get a divorce and marry me. We can be married by proxy, no matter where they send me, and I'll be back someday. No, Spence. Face facts. They're brutal, but they must be faced. Your husband is an invalid. He's been in the sanitarium how long? Two years? Three? He may be there ten more, and where does that leave you? You see him only twice a month. You can't even kiss him. No, Spence. Sure. That's that, then. That's all I am on my clip. You know something? Sick as your husband is and healthy as I am. If I could change places with him, I'd do it in a second. And I'd think I'd gotten the best of the bargain. Was this officer a friend? Oh, yes, a good friend. How long was Tommy ill? Almost four years. When did he meet Felice Harrow? Oh, that was after we came back. That was a lucky break, wasn't it? Maggie Felice was wonderful. She thought the book was the best she'd ever read by a modern writer, and she's willing to devote all of her time to getting it published. Maggie, she's just a sort of a literary agent I've been dreaming about. Really? What's she like? Felice, oh, I don't know. She's in her late twenties, I'd say. Smart as a whip. There's lots of style, you know. Pretty? Oh, yes, sure, enormously so. Maggie, I feel tremendously set up about this whole thing. I'm going to have dinner at her place. We're going to talk over some rewrites. Oh, so? Now mind you, I don't agree with all of them, but she's right about two or three of them. She's a smart girl. Look, pick out a tie for me, will you, huh, baby? I'll wait up for you. I want to hear all about it. No, you better not. I may be pretty late. You know how I can talk when I have a new audience. I'm going to take a shower in a shape. Hey, look, do we have any money? I have a $5 bill. That's what. We'll put it in my trousers. Hey, shall I take her some candy? That might be nice. Well, look, if she calls, we'll tell her I'll be there in no time not to worry about it, huh? Yes, I will. That was a lucky break, wasn't it? Yes, for both of them. Very attractive, isn't she? Yes, very. I think personal appearance is so important, don't you?  I do. Awful.  You ought to be spanked for letting yourself run to seed like this. Oh, Nona, have I run to seed? Well, I don't mean you're hobbling around in slippers like an old rapper, but, well, you ought to look more chic. Look at the lines in your face. How old are you now, 31? Do you know how old you look? No, how old? 31. That's disgraceful. Well, you should look at least five years younger than 31 and at 41 you should... All right, all right, you've made your point. Where's Tom this evening? With Felice, I think. He's seeing a lot of her, isn't he? I shouldn't, he's his agent. Of course. Any news on the book? No, not yet, but Felice keeps trying. I'll bet she does it that. I think personal appearance is so important, don't you? Oh, yes. Yes, it is. Did they accept the book for publication as soon as they read it? No, the Colonial Press was a new outfit. They didn't have enough money. That must have been a trying time. It was. We had to raise $2,500. Did you borrow from friends? No one says for you to go right in, Mrs. Padgett. Thank you. Maggie, hello, Maggie. Hello, Spence. Maggie, I'm... Why didn't you write? Oh, I kept in touch with you through the newspapers. Captain Nolan on this island, Major Nolan on that one. I kept in touch. Did you really? Maggie, are you... is Tom... Completely cured. I see. And you and he are still... Still married. And in love? And in love? Spence, look. I think Tom wants out. He hasn't said anything, but... Well, he's going to be a famous man, Spence, and I don't seem to fit into his life anymore. You know that line about successful writers and the women they happened to marry when they were young? Who is she, Maggie? Felice Harrell, Tom's agent. She's young and smart and literary just as Tom is. And I'm sorry I didn't come here to let my heart out. I came to ask you for $2,500. $2,500? Yes, look. Spence Felice can get Tom's book published if he can put up that amount. He's worked so hard for so long. It's a wonderful book he deserves to be. What? Shifting Sands. I've been aware of it ever since I got back into civilian life. Everyone changes. Nothing's the same as when you last saw it. $2,500? All right. I'll give you $2,500 on one condition. Let you divorce Tom and marry me. Divorce? Now, don't stop to think quick. What do you say? No. Oh, I knew it. Did I say everyone changes? No, I take it back. Everyone except Maggie. Still a fighter, I'm Maggie. Spence... You want to know something? If you said yes, you'd come no closer to $2,500 of my dollars than any other stranger. But you're no stranger, are you? Still the Maggie I remembered. Wobbly on your feet. Still punching her. Spence, you... Yeah, I'm the guy who's delighted to find one constant in the world of change, Maggie. I love you more than ever. May I give you a kiss? Well, that's the best offer I've had today. Did you borrow from friends? Something like that. And so the book was published and the rest is history? Yes, that's right. Well, I guess that's about all. Didn't her did it? Well, I told you it wouldn't be very interesting. Almost everything concerning a Pulitzer Prize winner is interesting. It'll make a paragraph anyway. I'm terribly glad for Tommy and Felice. There aren't two nicer people in the literary game. Tommy's so good-looking. Mrs. Padgett, may I say something? Yes? Well, if I were you and had a husband as attractive as Tommy... Oh, never mind. It's none of my business. Shall we go back to the party? I'd like to stay here for a moment if you don't mind. I want to fix my hair. See you soon. To be such a pretty girl. Felice is wonderful, smart as a whip, lots of style. How old are you now? 31? You used to be such a pretty girl. I'm having dinner with Felice. Don't wait up for me. You used to be such a pretty girl.  That's why people go wrong. You have to be hard. You used to be such a pretty girl. Maggie! Hey, what is it, baby? What's happened? I was just looking in the mirror and I found a gray hair. Oh, Tom. Tom, I'm not young and pretty anymore. I'm not, am I, Tom? No, Maggie. You're not pretty anymore. You're merely beautiful. No. Your face is beginning to line. There's a line between your eyebrows that wasn't there when we first got married. There's one I saw form when my first book was rejected. Here's another that was etched in when I was sick. Oh, there's several lines to say nothing of that one gray hair.  I didn't marry you because you were pretty. There are thousands and thousands of pretty girls. You see them in the ads or gallivanting about in movies. Corus lines and colleges are filled with them. Felice is a pretty girl. But you're beautiful. All the loveliness I saw deep down inside of you when we first met is pushing its way at me. I say you're beautiful. Maybe I'm prejudiced, but you see, I happen to be in love with you. Fair enough. Come on, blow. I'll take my hand. Squeeze it. Squeeze hard, kid. You ready, Maggie? Ready, Tom. This is Donald Christ speaking again and thanking Van Heflin and Margaret Sullivan for such delightful performances. You know, if we could all have one wish and that wish could be granted, I wonder what we would wish for. Happiness, probably. Of course, you'll always find people who say that it's pretty hard nowadays to have a happy family. It must be hard. Look at all the divorces. And it's pretty hard to bring up boys and girls we can be proud of. Look at all the cases of delinquency. No argument. Certainly it's hard to maintain a happy family. Certainly it's hard to bring up children properly. As a matter of fact, the job's up to be too hard for even the best of parents. But you don't have to do it alone. You can get help. The most powerful help a man can ask for. But remember, you've got to ask for it. Ask and ye shall receive. Yes, ask God for His help. Pray. Pray with your children that God will help your family.  Don't forget this. A family that prays together stays together. You'll never know how much prayer will do until you say one. Why not say one? Tonight.  Thanks also to Fred Mackay for directing our play tonight. To our producer, Bob Longnecker. Next week, our stars on the family theater will be Robert Young, Roddy McDowell, and J. Carol Nash. This is Donald Crisp saying goodnight all. This series of the family theater is made possible by the thousands of you who felt the need for this kind of program by the Mutual Network, which has responded to this need and by the actors and technicians in the motion picture and radio industries who have volunteered their services to fulfill it. This program is heard overseas through the facilities of the United States Armed Forces Radio Service. This is the Mutual Broadcasting System.


How is it that I'm able to go into the scripture to strip them down? That's right As using fractions break them down for the lowest common denominator. That's right My divine skill was godly given but you question me about this God of heaven That's right. What's to me about his law? Pick up any subject you want to talk about in the Bible? That's right and say if the God of heaven don't drop me in it take it apart Split the atom and show you the nucleus of it Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! I want to look the part, to act the part, to speak the part, and to convince everyone that sees them or watches them or listens to them that they actually are something that they are not. How was that possible? Well, I'll tell you in a minute, but I'll also let you know why I think this same analogy applies to one Gino Jennings. Some time ago, there was a woman who shows up at a police briefing about a murder suspect and this woman is giving sign language. The interesting thing about her giving sign language is the fact that she wasn't giving sign language. There were some things that she was signing that were actually signs, legitimate signs, but for the most part it was, in other words, sign language gibberish. This time it was at the police news conference announcing an arrest in the Tampa serial killings. We will be charging four counts of first degree murder. Standing off to the side, apparently translating every word this woman. We received over 5,000 tips in this case. But it turns out much of what she was signing was nonsense. How could it possibly be that someone who doesn't know how to sign could be hired to give sign at a professional police briefing? So how did she come to be translating at last week's high profile police news conference? I just didn't ask enough questions. The only way that can occur is if the people who hire her did not know sign language themselves. And that's exactly what happens. The same thing holds true for a lot of preachers today who would get up and will fool the masses. They look like, they sound like, they act like someone who really knows how to carefully and correctly handle the word of God. How to divide it rightly. They have the right voice inflection. They can quote scripture. They can make certain things apply. As a matter of fact, they will even throw in some truth just like this lady who is signing. Some of the things that she said was actually sign languages. But under the careful scrutiny of people who actually do sign language, who know sign language, it was easy for them to detect. The same thing holds true for genogenics. He looks like the part. He sounds like the part to a lot of people. But upon careful observation, when you notice that a lot of the people who actually follow him don't know a lot about the scripture or at least enough to see where this man is wrong. Does he say some things that are true? Yes, he does. There's some things that he says that I would agree with him wholeheartedly. But the problem is, one, how he portrays himself. But then two, the error that comes along with his doctrine. Gino Jennings calls himself an apostle one who was sent by God. God wasn't the last one. No. Hallelujah. Glory to God. How you doing? No. You want to know how I became one? God appeared unto me. Amen. Hallelujah. God did. Hallelujah. I said, God Almighty appeared unto me and spoke to me like He did, brother Paul. And so because of that, I had no choice but to judge him by the standards that are given to us by the other apostles. You know, Peter, Paul, all the guys that have written in the Bible who were inspired to write the Bible who were sent by God to certain people, to certain groups, those apostles. And so that's the standard that I'll judge him by since he says that he was also in that same line. Everybody in the church is not apostles. No. That's right. And if everybody in the church is not apostles, then everybody in the church don't have the authority of the apostles. That's right. And if everybody in the church is not apostles, then everybody don't have the knowledge of the apostles, they'll have the revelation of the apostles, they'll have the insight like the apostles. That's right. It's not me that called him an apostle. It's him. And so I'll hold him to that high level scrutiny. But if we find that he's lacking, well then we've got to also judge him the way that the Bible says that we ought to judge a false apostle. We are told in 2 Timothy 3 that in the last days there will come times of difficulty for people will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, proud, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy. Now let me stop there for a second. It doesn't mean that such people that he's describing will fulfill every last one of these. That they'll know what it means is that he's just giving an indication of some of the traits that these people will also have among them. He's just giving a list of some of the traits that we can look for for some of these false teachers.  And I thank God that now I'm here. That's right. And some don't like the idea that I'm here, but God sent us. Does he seem to love himself? I know they have never heard nothing like this. I get thousands of letters with that quote. About Jennings, I've never heard nothing like it. One man wrote me in his 80s. He said, I've been living 83 years, I've never heard a man like you. That's right. This is the only program that's over the air to lead you to God the right way. And is he swollen with conceit? Yes. Greater work. Then these shall he do. Yes. I did more work than the Son of God. But verse five really is the kicker says having a form of godliness, but denying its power. So what is the power of God? Well, the power of God is most revealed in salvation in the fact that what he has done, it is thorough and complete. And there's nothing else left to be done. Once a person is actually saved, they are saved. And so obviously, Jennings has a problem with this whole doctrine. And I think what it really is, is the fact that he's not really sure on what the doctrine means. You leave God, God's going to leave you. That's right. That once saved always saved is trash religion. And the spirit of God came upon him as a riot. I said that once saved always saved is a religious trash teaching. Yes it is. It's deception. That's right. There is no such thing as once saved always saved. You leave God? Yeah. God's going to leave you. While. The Lord is with you. While. During the time. Ye be with him. You're with him. And? If you seek him. If you seek him. He will be found of you. He'll let you find him. But? What? What? What? What? But. If he forsake him. Amen. When you forsake a thing, you leave it. That's right. If you leave him. He will forsake you. He leaving you. Oh yes. Well, I agree for the most part that a Christian, a true Christian, someone who is in Christ is never going to walk away in the first place. A real Christian will abide. You must abide. You must remain. You must bear fruit. And I believe that a Christian will do so. Now, because we disagree on that point, does that make him a false teacher? Does that mean he's someone that we ought to shun? Well, no, not necessarily, but the fact that he calls himself an apostle and we're judging him by the same standard as the other apostles. You can't get this wrong, especially when you call yourself an apostle. We have talked about this before why I say it is definitive that a person who has truly believed, who has truly placed their faith in Christ, they become saved at that moment and that salvation can never be taken away. As a matter of fact, I've given a rule in Greek that states that, where Jesus states that it is literally impossible based on the Greek rendering for anyone who have lost their salvation. One such passage is found in John chapter four. When he's speaking to the woman at the well, he says, but whoever drinks the water that I will give him will never be thirsty again. Speaking of the Holy Spirit. And so he uses this in fattening negation, this Ume Dipsese, which is they will never, ever, ever, ever, ever be thirsty under any circumstances, under anything that is going to happen in the future, meaning that they cannot walk away. That also entails that they will never stop believing. There's no future acts that they will do that will cause them to thirst again or to lose their salvation. Similarly, we see the same thing in John chapter 11 verse 26.  Look at what he says. Those who believe is the Pistuan, those that are believing, and we've stated before that Christians enter into a state of continual believing, which is why he used the present active participle believing, the believing ones. He says of them says they shall never die. And there we see that rule again, this double negation in front of a subjunctive, this Ume Apatane, which means literally they shall never, ever, ever die based on any future acts, meaning again, they will never walk away. They will never stop believing. They will never leave him. And he obviously he will never leave them. But he denies that again. The reason for the harshness is that he calls himself an apostle. And this is not something that a true apostle would misunderstand. One of the other doctrines or one of beliefs that Gino Jennings espouses is that in order to be genuinely saved, you must be baptized one in the name of Jesus, meaning someone who is baptizing you must verbally state as you're being baptized in physical water for salvation in Jesus name. They cannot say out of their mouth in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. In other words, it's not only is it dependent upon your works that is being physically baptized in water, but it's also dependent upon their works. If they say the wrong words, well then you're not baptized in the correct way. Charles, I heard you preach this, Charles. I was watching you one Sunday morning and you even demonstrated you had some men in the baptismal pool of your church and they baptized and said in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Now, viewers, let's go to school. Who do you know named Father? Who do you know named Son? God is the Holy Ghost, but that's not his name. That's a function. So, viewers, when the preacher say I therefore baptize this candidate. He's telling you he's going to do it in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the blessed Holy Ghost.  You just wet. I'm waiting for you to say that name. Repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ. That's the name not one. Person in the Bible got baptized and the preacher said over him, Father, Son and Holy Ghost. But then secondly, just a careful examination of what is meant by in the name of. It is based upon either a epi epionoma into on a mighty different variations that we'll see in the Greek. And all it really means is that baptized based on the authority or according to Jesus. The word name in Greek onoma means not only just name or nomenclature, but it also means reputation based on what you have done or doing, which is why baptizing or why in the name of Jesus is the same as in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Think about it. Jesus makes a statement to baptize him in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Well, the interesting thing is no one ever does it.  Well, it's because to do so in the name of Jesus is the same as doing it in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. And oh, by the way, it's not water baptism that he's referring to either because that's not what saves us. But again, this is something that a person who says they were sent by God, who is a true apostle of Jesus as he states, should know these things. Now, what goes along with that is that once a person is baptized in water in Jesus' name to be saved, then that person, the evidence of them that will receive the Holy Spirit and the evidence of that will be them speaking in tongues. Well, Gino also has a bad understanding of tongues. Now, there's many of you preachers that's listening to me now. Tell the people, you don't have to speak in tongues.  And a blasphemer. That's right. Acts chapter two is a blasphemer. But before I get to his misunderstanding of tongues and that that has to be there, he makes a statement that all believers, all those who do believe will speak in tongues. And he references Mark chapter 16 verse 16, 17 says, and these signs shall follow them that believe. Well, what will happen to believers? They shall speak in new tongues. The reason why church fights speaking in tongue, because they don't believe it. If you don't believe it, the sign won't follow you. Speaking in tongue is only for the believer. These signs shall follow them. Shall follow them that believe. The problem, though, that's been stated that in Mark chapter 16, we see the longer version that's there. However, the overwhelming majority of Greek scholars, the one majority of textual critics will state that they do not believe that the longer in the of Mark 16 actually belongs. But let's leave that alone. Let's just say it does. No problem. That's blaspheme against the Holy Ghost. That's right. For Jesus said these signs shall follow them. Them that believe shall speak in my name. That's right. Hallelujah. They know what he says. That's right. And these signs shall follow them. That's right. In my name, they shall speak with new tongues. The problem is that Geno Genes himself doesn't even follow Mark chapter 16. Verse 16 says, whoever believes and is baptized. So the one that's believing and is baptized will be saved. But whoever does not believe will be condemned. Notice what it does say, though, and what it doesn't say. It does say that the one who does not believe will be condemned, but it does not say that the one who is not baptized will be condemned. Interesting to note that. But also let's keep reading. It says in verse 17, and these signs will accompany those who believe. So the believing ones, those who believe these signs will accompany and will accompany in my name. They will cast out demons. Now, now there's that phrase again in my name. And look what it says. It says into on a mighty move, which, which is in my name. He's clearly not saying that in the name of Jesus, you have to speak in these tongues that that has to proceed out of your mouth. First, which references back to how he says a person has to be baptized. But let's continue so I can make my bigger point, which is he says that these signs will accompany those who believe in my name. They will cast out demons and they will speak in new tongues and they will pick up serpents with their hands. And if they drink any deadly poison, it will not hurt them.  Gino seems to only focus on the fact that they will speak in these languages. But what about the other things that Gino doesn't seem to do? At least there's no record, no account. Someone who has had demons, he will cast out demons out of them. And it says also that he will, Gino will pick up serpents with his hands. We can skip the part of it if he drank because the word is if there is place there.  These aren't things that Gino Jennings does. And then we'd have at least we have no proof of those. And so to make the statement that this is prescriptive of a person that believes Gino, then you need to also do all of them, not just one of the of the list, but all of that. But now, going back to the issue of this tone, he has stated that a believer will speak in tongues. If you believe you will speak in tongues. Well, let's just see if the scriptures bear that out. He references chapter 10 of Acts. But every place where the Holy Ghosts fail, they speak in tongues. That's right. You better take a journey in the book of Acts of the Apophels now when they receive the gift of the Holy Ghosts. Let's see what was the evidence that they had this Holy Ghost. Acts chapter 10. Listen, and at verse 44, let's just let's go to chapter 10 of Acts and see if that even backs up what he's stating. This is the account of the Gentiles believing in chapter 10, verse 40, forces while Peter was saying these things. Still, the Holy Spirit fell on all who heard the word. And the believers from among the circumcised, though that being the Jews who had come with Peter were amazed. Why? Because the gift of the Holy Spirit was poured out even on the Gentiles. For they were hearing them speaking in tongues, which is languages, and extolling God. Then look at verse 47. Can anyone with whole water for baptizing these people who have received the Holy Spirit just as we have? So notice the order. They received the Holy Spirit and spoke in these languages. Then they were baptized. But that's the opposite of what Gino has stated, that you must be baptized in the name of Jesus, receive the Holy Spirit that thereby being saved. And then the evidence of that will be you speaking in tongues, speaking in these languages, of course. Now, Gino has this misunderstanding also of what tongues are, believing that there are unknown tongues, other tongues and new tongues. The book says other tongues. The book says new tongues. The book says unknown tongues. That's right. Three titles talking about the same tongue. That's right. Why is it a new tongue? Because it's new to me. I never spoke before. That's right. Why is it another tongue? Because it's different from my native tongue. That's right. Why is it an unknown tongue? Because I don't have the ability to interpret. The Scriptures is the book of tongues. He's missing that whole issue, that whole understanding of tongues. I won't go into that. I would just simply refer you to some of the teachings that we've had on tongues. But when he makes a statement that everyone who believes in the New Testament enacts that they all spoke in tongues. But every place where the Holy Ghost fell, they speak in tongues. Well, it doesn't take it doesn't take long to find out. Wait a minute. Here are examples of people who believed, who were added to the church, who did not speak in tongues. One place we can start and see is in Acts chapter two on the day of Pentecost. Verse 38, he says, And Peter said to them, Repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. For the promise is for you and for your children and all who are far off, everyone whom the Lord God calls himself. And with many other words, he bore witness and continued to exhort them saying, Save yourselves from this crooked generation. So those who received his word were baptized and they were added that day about 3000 souls and they devoted themselves to the apostles teaching and the fellowship to the breaking of bread and prayers. And all came upon every soul and many wonders and signs were being done through the apostles and all who believe were together and had all things in common. So what's missing? The fact that they were the fact that they spoke in these languages, they did not. We don't at least we don't have a record of that. But that's not the only case. Let's look at some other examples. In Acts 1312, we see the procounsel who believed and when he saw what had occurred for he was astonished at the teaching of the Lord. But there is no mention of him speaking in tongues. What about Acts 838? We have the Ethiopian eunuch and he says, and he commanded the chair to stop and they both went down into the water. Philip and the eunuch and he baptized him. However, what's missing, since it's so important, no mention of him speaking in these languages. We look again in Acts 1348 where it says, and when the Gentiles heard this, they began rejoicing and glorifying the word of the Lord and as many as were pointed to eternal life believed. Again, no mention of those people who believed, speaking in these languages. There's even more speaking of Lydia in Acts 16 verse 15. And after she was baptized and her household as well, she urged us saying, if you have judged me to be faithful to the Lord, come to my house and stay and they prevail upon us. But there's no mentioning of her speaking in these languages. Same thing going on in chapter 16 with the jailer, him believing. And then there'd be no account of him speaking in tongues of these languages. And so why this is very important, guys, because again, we've got people out here who want to be something, want to be somebody, want to be something special, just like Simon the Sorcerer in Acts 8. Him wanting to be something special, even wanting to buy the power of the Holy Spirit, because he was used to being something before Philip showed up. And then ultimately when Peter and John showed up to Samaria. And so he wanted that. Well, that same thing is occurring now. There are many men out there, not just, you know, Jennings, but many men who want to be something special, who will tell you that there's something special. It'd be one thing if others were saying it. And there are some that do really love Geno Jennings, but they love him probably no more than he loves himself. God sends a preacher in the midst of darkness, in the midst of a sinful world to reflect the light of God. That's right. That's why if you look in the heaven, notice some stars differ in glory. That's right. Wrist in the divine solar system, call the church. Go ahead. The stars differ in glory. That's why he said he had said some firsts of pasta. That star twinkle bright. That's right. It reflect God's bright. That's right. Let's cross. Go ahead. Certainly teach us. See in England. That's right. But see if there's different stars. That's right. Affected by the same sun. That's right. Wonderful. There is one glory. Listen. In 1 Corinthians 15 and verse 40. There is one glory. Of the sun. Of the sun. And another glory. And another glory. Of the moon. Of the moon. And another glory. And another glory. Of the stars. Of the stars. For one star. One star. Differing from another star. Another star. In glory. In glory. That's right. And that's the way it is among ministers. That's right. They differ. Differ. One from the other. That's right. In function. That's right. In wisdom. In knowledge. In depth. In ability. In skill. And again, I would have as big a problem if he had bad doctrine but didn't call himself an apostle. Did not make himself out to be something great. That might be a little bit different. But because he does, I've got to judge him accordingly because he holds himself as someone up above the average person. And because of that, I think that that type of person, that type of man is extremely dangerous. You combine bad doctrine that we've easily gone over and seen where he was wrong with arrogance, where then we've got a problem. And so for that reason, that kind of person, that kind of teaching needs to be exposed as often as possible. And someone's going to say, why don't you debate and why don't you talk to him? Well, again, Gino's not taking debates. He's not talking to anyone, which is fine. And the issue is not to deal with him. But the issue is to warn the brethren of these false apostles. Amen.


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Not even my skill in the plastic arts could create such perfect human figures. You will be wax figures with real souls. Now die in the name of art. Hello and welcome to One Piece 101, the series that breaks down every one and every thing in the One Piece world. Today, we are going to be examining a former enemy and master of wax, Galdino. Galdino is a thin and relatively frail-looking man who was first introduced to us during the Little Garden Arc. At this point in time, Galdino was a member of Baroque Works, a criminal organization led by former Warlord of the Sea, Sir Crocodile. As a result of his membership, Galdino was assigned a codename that being Mr. Three, which to this day is how he is more commonly known amongst the fanbase. However, despite being part of a secret organization, Galdino wears his codenumber quite openly and obviously, on his head, via the use of a moulded topknot. Galdino also thinks of himself as far above average in terms of intelligence, going so far as to believe that he is a master strategist. And I can't say that's entirely untrue, as it was admitted by Crocodile himself that Galdino was assigned the rank of Mr. Three due to his intelligence. But then again, when you take a look at the characters immediately above and below him, I'm not so sure that's a very high bar. In addition to this, Galdino also believes that he is quite the accomplished artist, specializing in the medium of wax sculptures. Well, quite specifically, turning living people into sadistic wax statues. Galdino is able to accomplish this via the use of his devil fruit, the Doru Doronomi, a paramecia-type fruit that allows its user to generate and control wax. And as a result of his artistic inclinations, Galdino received Miss Goldenweak as his agent-partner in Baroque Works, who is a legitimately accomplished artist specializing in painting. Together, Galdino and Miss Goldenweak were dispatched to the island of Little Garden in order to engage the Straw Hat Pirates and Princess Vivi, who had previously defeated Mr. Five and Miss Valentine on Whiskey Peak. And while this goal was always in his mind, upon encountering the fighting giant Story and Broggy, Galdino came up with a side plan to sabotage their battle and collect the 200 million berry bounty on their heads. And initially, Galdino's plan was quite successful. Although his act of sabotage sparked a hostile response from the Straw Hat Pirates and a battle between the two groups began. With the assistance of Mr. Five, Miss Valentine, and Miss Goldenweak, Mr. Three was able to entrap Vivi, Zoro, and Nami onto his quote-unquote artwork and commenced the process of turning the three of them into wax statues. Galdino essentially did this by creating a wax cake-shaped candelabra-type thing, and yeah, that's probably the best way to describe it, with a spinning dome full of burning candles on top. The idea being that as the dome spins, wax vapour slowly drifts downwards onto the targets, very, very eventually turning them into wax dolls. It's a highly convoluted process that shows Galdino's creative thought and strategic process, but it also highlights a major flaw in regards to his arrogance. Galdino thinks very highly of himself, so much so that the entire concept of having a backup plan is a bit far into him, leading him into a chaotic state when his wax candelabra was thwarted. Galdino then attempted to combat Luffy using his candle champion technique, whereby he encases himself in a wax suit to make up for his lack of physical ability by increasing his power and durability. However, this was also overcome and Galdino's final gambit was to create a multitude of wax clones, which Luffy easily saw through and swiftly defeated him. However, this was far from the end of Galdino in the series. He would next appear during the alabaster arc, where he searched out his former boss Crocodile to personally apologize for his failure on Little Garden. However, less than merciful Crocodile then decided to feed Galdino to his pet banana-wani, also known as a banana-gator. Galdino survived being ingested by encasing himself in wax and was freed when Sanji defeated the banana-wani, and Galdino was subsequently forced to create a wax key to free the rest of the straw hats from a cell after being captured by Crocodile. Galdino was then promptly beaten unconscious and not seen until the end of the arc, where he was spotted listening to Vivi's farewell speech at Rainbase. Next up, Galdino popped into the series during Miss Golden Week's cover story, and after a whole host of shenanigans involving former Baroque Works agents and the Marine Captain Hina, Galdino was captured and sent to the underwater prison, Impel Down. Quite specifically, he was sent to level 2 of Impel Down, the Wild Beast Hell, and eventually teamed up with both Luffy and Buggy to infiltrate and escape the prison. Although more emphasis definitely needs to be placed on the escape portion of that mission. Actually, at any given time, Galdino had no intention of heading down to further levels with Luffy, and even conspired with Buggy to ditch Luffy and escape on their own. However, through a wide variety of comical coincidences, Galdino would find himself travelling all the way down to level 5, the freezing hell. Although shortly after entering the level, both Galdino and Buggy abandoned Wong Clay, who was their comrade at the time, and somehow, this duo made it all the way back up to level 2. On level 2, Galdino used his wax abilities to create keys to free the prisoners and start a riot. The idea being to create a distraction so that he and Buggy could escape. Eventually, Galdino's group was incorporated into Luffy's jailbreak squad, which included Galdino's former boss, Crocodile. And in what I can only describe as a shocking display, Galdino then teamed up with Luffy to face the warden of Impel Down, Magellan. I say shocking because up until now, Galdino had very much been characterized by a strong tendency towards cowardice, especially when faced with a strong opponent. But here, Galdino showed a rare moment of courage and a desire to repay his debt to Luffy by using his wax abilities to allow Luffy to fight Magellan without touching the warden's poison. And although this duo didn't even come close to defeating Magellan, they were able to buy enough time for the rest of the jailbreak gang to acquire a marine battleship for their escape. And as the escaped prisoners sailed away from Impel Down, Galdino rather uncharacteristically shed tears for his former colleague, Wong Clay, who seemingly sacrificed himself in order to open the gates of justice to allow them to escape. This showed that Galdino had evolved as a character from his initial cold and apathetic personality that was initially displayed during the Little Garden Ark. However, Galdino would have little time to grieve as he was immediately flung into the Paramount Wall, which was taking place on marine food. Galdino was naturally outmatched by the incredibly strong and world-renowned combatants fighting all over the marine base, so he switched to a more stealthy approach. In fact, Galdino disguised himself as an executioner and managed to make it all the way to Ace's execution platform with the intention of freeing him. It should be noted that he chose to do this in order to avenge Wong Clay, whom Galdino thought had been killed. Soon after, Galdino used his devil fruit powers to protect Ace from Sengoku's attack, as well as created a wax key to free Ace from his sea stone handcuffs, thus instantly making Galdino one of the most important figures in the entire Paramount War. But despite Galdino's gallant actions, Ace and Whitebeard were eventually killed, and Galdino fled from marine food with Buggy and the remaining Impel Down prisoners. Later on, Galdino decided to join the Buggy-Alvida Alliance and was the first person to read a message from the world government that was inviting Buggy to become one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea. After the time skip, it was revealed that Buggy accepted this invitation and Galdino remained with him as part of the newly formed Buggy's Pirate Dispatch Company. Some more fun facts about Galdino. Galdino is one of only two characters thus far who have been closely affiliated with two of the Seven Warlords of the Sea. Galdino having worked for both Buggy and Crocodile, while the other is Pirona who was associated with Gekko Moria and Dracule Mihawk. During his time with Baroque Works, Galdino had a personal ship, which was somehow powered by wax. Like many other characters in the series, Galdino has a unique speech pattern choosing to end his sentences with the suffix Garnet. This has no actual meaning, it's just an individual way of talking. And finally, a truly useless fact, Galdino's favorite brand of tea is Earl Grey. And that about does it for Galdino. If you enjoyed this video then feel free to like, favorite, or subscribe. And please do comment with your own thoughts on Galdino. This has been the Grand Line Review and I'll see you next time.