I've enjoyed sort of refreshing my mind on this subject and have found so much good stuff to share that I feel like I need either to postpone the worship service by a couple of hours or come back next week, but we're gonna move quickly through a lot of material. And I'll just try to sort of point you in the direction of some good resources and you can study these things out more carefully on your own. But so the lesson opens, there's a quote here at the top from a Spurgeon sermon that I want to read to you first. I was preached in 1872 and the title of it is The Paraclete and so Spurgeon said, Dear brother, honor the spirit of God as you would honor Jesus Christ if he were present. If Jesus Christ were living in your house, you would not ignore him. You would not go about your business as if he were not there. Do not ignore the presence of the Holy Spirit in your soul. I beseech you, do not live as if you had not heard whether there was any Holy Spirit. Pay your constant adorations to him. Reverence the August guest who has been pleased to make your body his sacred abode. Love him, obey him, worship him. Take care, never to impute the vain imaginings of your mind to him. And so that last sentence there introduces a few thoughts that Spurgeon has about the vain imaginings that we are, we I use loosely, inclined to ascribe to the spirit of God and so part of this class is simply to look at how does the Holy Spirit actually work and what is our view of spiritual gifts and how those are functioning today. It's interesting because this sort of dovetails a little bit with the book that we just started, The Forgotten Trinity. And the point that Spurgeon is making in this part of his sermon is addressed in by James, by Dr. White. I can't remember, it's sort of late in the book. Dr. White says, and I'll just read you part of what he wrote at the beginning of that paragraph. I think it's chapter nine or 10. He says, there is a reason why the Holy Spirit does not receive the same level and kind of attention that is focused on the Father and the Son. It is not his purpose to attract that kind of attention to himself. Just as the Son volunteered to take the role of suffering servant to redeem God's people, so too the Spirit has chosen to take the role of sanctifier and advocate for the people of God. But since it is the Spirit's role to direct the hearts of men to Christ and to conform them to his image, he does not seek to push himself into the forefront and to gain attention for himself. And so we see that the attention that is often paid to the Holy Spirit in our world today is dominated for the most part by what charismatic promote. Ecstatic sufferings. Ecstatic utterings. They are sufferings for those who have to listen to them. Ecstatic utterings that are unintelligible and that produce counterfeit powers of prophecy and healing and other supernatural abilities to name it and claim it as they say. I'm sorry, let me turn my phone volume off. So we wanna start with what, how does the Holy Spirit actually work? And this sermon of Spurgeon's really, that's the subject that he gets into. And so I wanted to start out by just summarizing briefly some of the points that Spurgeon made. And he points to passages in John 14, John 15 and John 16. And I wanna read those to you, speak to you a little bit about what those passages tell us about how the Holy Spirit works. And then look at this issue of cessationism, what our church believes on that subject. So in John 14, start with verses 15 to 17. If you love me, you will keep my commandments. And I will ask the Father and he will give you another helper to be with you forever. Even the spirit of truth whom the world cannot receive because it neither sees him nor knows him. You know him for he dwells with you and will be in you. And then again in chapter 14 verses 25 to 27. These things I have spoken to you while I am still with you but the helper of the Holy Spirit whom the Father will send in my name, he will teach you all things and bring to your remembrance all that I have said to you.  Not as the world gives, do I give it to you. Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid. And then in chapter 15 verses 26 and 27. But when the helper comes whom I will send to you from the Father the spirit of truth who proceeds from the Father, he will bear witness about me. And you also will bear witness because you have been with me from the beginning. And then in John 16 verses five to 11. But now I'm going to him who sent me and none of you asks me where are you going? But because I have said these things to you sorrow has filled your heart. Nevertheless, I tell you the truth. It is to your advantage that I go away for if I do not go away the helper will not come to you. But if I go I will send him to you and when he comes he will convict the world concerning sin and righteousness and judgment concerning sin because they do not believe in me concerning righteousness because I go to the Father and you will see me no longer concerning judgment because the ruler of this world is judged. And then continuing in verses 12 to 15. I still have many things to say to you but you cannot bear them now. When the spirit of truth comes he will guide you into all the truth for he will not speak on his own authority but whatever he hears he will speak and he will declare to you the things that are to come. He will glorify me for he will take what is mine and declare it to you. And that the Father all that the Father has his mind therefore I said that he will take what is mine and declare it to you. So I want to just review some of the what we're to learn from these specific passages and I'm gonna quote from some of Sermon Spurgeon which was as most of his are really good. He says first of all in 1416 that the Holy Spirit is another helper and so Spurgeon says we learn here that the Holy Spirit as the paraclete is to be to us all what Jesus was to his disciples. Read the text I will pray to the Father and he will give you another comforter plainly teaching that the Lord Jesus Christ is the first paraclete and that the Holy Spirit is a second paraclete occupying the same position as the living Jesus did. It would not be easy to describe all that Jesus was to his disciples when he lived among them. Now all that Jesus was the spirit of God is now to the church. He is another paraclete to remain with us forever. Spurgeon has a lengthy explanation of paraclete and the different nuances to the meaning of that word but generally it's translated as comforter or helper. And he says this. If there is any, if there is today any power in the church of God it is because the Holy Spirit is in the midst of her. If she is able to work any spiritual miracles it is through the might of his indwelling. If there is any light in her instruction if there is any life in her ministry if there is any glory given to God if there is any good accomplished among the sons of men it is entirely because the Holy Spirit is still with her. The entire weight of influence of the church as a whole and every Christian in particular comes from the abiding presence of the sacred paraclete. Treat the Holy Spirit with love and tender respect which are due to the Savior and the Spirit of God will deal with you as the Son of God did with his disciples. So I hope that the way that he explains that helps you to think more clearly about what the Holy Spirit is doing among us and in this church and of the necessity of having a right understanding of those things and of not dishonoring the Spirit of God in the ways that often happens in charismatic circles. So he is another helper. In that second passage from chapter 14 in verse 26 it says he will teach you all things and so the Spirit enables us to understand the things that Christ has taught us. What Christ has taught us is meaningless to us if the Spirit does not work in us to transform us by those things that we've been taught and I'm not reading from Spurgeon's sermon now I'm reading from my own notes but people who read the Bible and do not obey the Bible have not been taught the Bible by the Spirit. They may read it and have some sort of surface level understanding of it but it is the Spirit of God it is the Spirit of God who makes these things effective in us transforms us. When you understand, when you have been taught by the Holy Spirit you repent and believe and are rescued and delivered and you have peace in your soul. In chapter 15 in verses 26 and 27 we have this, he will bear witness about me and you also will bear witness. So we know from Acts 1.8 when the Spirit has come upon you you shall be my witnesses. If the Spirit has not come upon you I suppose you could fake it and you could make an effort to be his witness but if you are not his witness the Spirit has not come upon you. And so the Spirit of God produces in us a desire to glorify God. Spurgeon said it this way. At this present time our master and head is gone from us how are we to answer the attacks of the world? Why we have another paraclete to come to the forefront and speak for us and if we only had confidence in him beloved he would have spoken for us much more loudly than sometimes he has done. But whenever we learn to leave the business in his hands he will do two things for us. First he will speak for us himself and next he will enable us also to bear witness. Now the Spirit of God if we would only trust him and give up all this idolatry of human learning, cleverness, genius, eloquence, and rhetoric and I do not know what else besides would soon answer our adversaries. He would silence some of them by converting them as he answered Saul of Tarsus by turning him from a persecutor to an apostle. He would silence others by confounding them by making them see their own children and relatives brought to know the truth. If there were not a miraculous spiritual power in the church of God at this day she is an imposter. At this moment the only vindication of our existence in the presence and the work of the Paraclete is the presence and the work of the Paraclete among us. Is he still working and witnessing for Christ? I fear he is not in some churches but we see him here. And he goes on to recount in his years of ministry the conversions and the working of the spirit of God in their congregation and we are thanks to God able to say that about our own church. In John 16 we have this, he will convict the world concerning sin and righteousness and judgment. And we know that that is a main work of the spirit opening the eyes of the sinner to his offenses against God causing him to see his need for righteousness and causing him to fear judgment. And finally we have he will guide you into all truth and this is something more than causing you to understand the truth. It is the spirit magnifying Christ in your hearts helping you to appreciate and love all the beauty of Christ and his teaching all the wisdom of God as revealed in the Bible. It's a spiritual discernment that enables you to recognize and refute error. So that is just a very quick summary of what we see in John 14, 15 and 16 about how the spirit of God works. And the fruits of the spirit are what he produces in them There are multiple, well, four main passages in the Bible about those fruits, what they look like. Romans 12, six to eight, it says, having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us, let us use them. If prophecy and proportion to our faith, if service in our serving, the one who teaches in his teaching, the one who exhorts in his exhortation, the one who contributes in generosity, the one who leads with zeal, the one who does acts of mercy with cheerfulness. 1 Corinthians 12, eight to 10, for to one is given through the spirit the utterance of wisdom and to another the utterance of knowledge according to the same spirit. We're gonna come back and we're gonna dig deeper into these things, but this one in particular gets sort of twisted. It depends on the sort of the lens through which you see these things. What is the utterance of wisdom? What is the utterance of knowledge? By going on in verse nine, to another faith by the same spirit, to another gifts of healing by one spirit, to another the working of miracles, to another prophecy, to another the ability to distinguish between spirits, to another various kinds of tongues, to another the interpretation of tongues. So the Charismatics would take that and say that all of the, well, we're gonna look at the continuum of continuationists versus cessationists, but the sort of extreme continuationists would say all of those things are still at work in the church today. And that is not what we believe. 1 Corinthians 12, 28, and God is appointed in the church first apostles, second prophets, third teachers, then miracles, then gifts of healing, helping, administrating, and various kinds of tongues. And then Ephesians 4, 11, and he gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the shepherds, and the teachers. So we're gonna look at those and understand how they worked in the early church, why they are no longer necessary, many of these gifts that we're talking about here, and how the theology that gives rise to what we see in sort of the extreme Charismatic group where we have all modern day apostles who are all receiving revelation from God, where we have prophets who have special revelation all the time, all of that is rooted in a theology that almost always is a damning false gospel. But not all Charismatics are unconverted, so I don't wanna say that.  Some are poorly discipled. Some are just stubborn. And some are people we respect. Their theology is reformed, but they're open to, I think, error. So we have this continuum of the... When Pastor Markos first wrote this lesson, he asked him, I said, well, where did you find this continuum? And he said, well, I sort of came up with it myself. So it was pretty good. But it starts on one extreme with apostolic continuationists, and then to the other end is extreme cessationists. So I wanna describe those to you and then tell you where we are and then look at why we are there. The apostolic continuationists are those I was describing a minute ago. They believe we still have true apostles today who are receiving and revealing new revelation from God, who are able to perform signs and wonders. We have true prophets today who can foretell things to come. And I talked with Pastor Markos earlier this week about this lesson and he, as we were talking about this, he said, well, these are the worst kinds. And it's true. We see this madness and craziness that comes with people who claim that they, are the direct recipients of revelation from God today, which just leads to total chaos, which was close to the name of a book John MacArthur wrote years ago called Charismatic Chaos. And if you haven't read that, you should. The other one you might consider reading is this one, Strange Fire. But so that's the apostolic continuationists. And then there's the continuationists or partial cessationists. And these believe we have no apostles today, but that there are prophets who can prophesy the future and that God continues to speak to them with new revelations through visions and there is a small minority within this group who have a biblical gospel, but they're an anomaly. And they're only fairly recent in this history of Charismatic Chaos. Wayne Grudem is one of them. He wrote a systematic theology that I often use. And I remember when I first started reading it, Tom Matugi said to me, well, it's good, except you've got to watch for that one section on spiritual gifts. And it's true, he takes the position and we'll get into this a little bit more later that the modern day prophets are not held to the same standard as the biblical prophets that they can prophesy and just because they don't get everything right doesn't mean that we should just say there are no prophets today. And he goes through this sort of lengthy defense of that by looking at Agabus in Acts 21 and it turns out that he's not right. There's the open but cautious group. They say that you can't biblically rule out the possibility of these gifts being active even though they agree that much of what they see does not correspond with biblical practice. And D.A. Carson is one of the people who has that view. Then there are the cessationists and this is where we are. We are cessationists and we say God can do miracles as he chooses but he's not operating through these giftings that were evident in the early church. We have no tongues, no prophets, no new revelation. We believe we have the completed, sufficient word of God and I wanna sort of take a little bit of a detour right here. And as I was reading and studying this subject I found this which I thought was really helpful. It's a position paper concerning the continuance of revelatory gifts in the present day reported by the Association of Reformed Baptist Churches of America and adopted by their General Assembly March 8th, 2000. And it takes you sort of section by section through our confession and addresses the sections of our confession that speak to this issue of how the Spirit of God works and answers any sort of answers, questions about even words that the confession itself uses. I wanna just give you a couple of examples. I guess I should tell you that before I go there that the last group in this continuum are the total cessationists who are cessationists in the sense that we are but in addition to that they say God is not performing any miracles at all. Miracles have ceased. And that really does put God in a box so wouldn't go there. But so some sections of the Baptist Confession that, and Walter Chantry is one of the people who was on this committee that was one of the names I recognized. He wrote a book that we I think still have on our shelf called The Sabbath of Delight. But so the very first chapter, the first sentence in our confession says, the Holy Scripture is the only sufficient, certain and infallible rule of all saving knowledge, faith and obedience. Therefore it pleased the Lord at sundry times and in diverse manners to reveal himself and to declare his will unto his church, committing the same holy unto writing. Which makes the Holy Scriptures to be most necessary. These former ways of God's revealing his will unto his people now being ceased. So our position is that there are no revelatory gifts operating. We have the closed canon. It's sufficient and complete. And so if someone comes in here and says to you, I have a word from the Lord, you can say no, you don't. Yeah, right. You have the completed canon of Scripture. That is your word from the Lord. That is how the spirit of God speaks to you. There are about 10 different sections in here. Here's another one. It's still in chapter one, section six. The whole council of God concerning all things necessary for his own glory, man's salvation, faith and life is either expressly set down or necessarily contained in the Holy Scripture, under which nothing at any time is to be added, whether by new revelation of the spirit or traditions of men. Nevertheless, we acknowledge the inward illumination of the spirit of God to be necessary for the saving understanding of such things as are revealed in the word. In chapter one, section nine, the infallible rule of interpretation of Scripture is the Scripture itself. And therefore, when there is a question about the true and full sense of any Scripture, which is not manifold but one, it must be searched by other places that speak more clearly, not by somebody coming and telling you that they have a special revelation from God about that Scripture. In chapter one, section 10, the supreme judge by which all controversies of religion are to be determined and all decrees of councils, opinions of ancient writers, doctrines of men and private spirits are to be examined and in whose sentences we are to rest can be no other but the Holy Scripture delivered by the spirit into which Scripture so delivered our faith is finally resolved. So there's no more revelation. And if you think about it, I mean, Christ is the maximum revelation of God. And to claim to add to that really is taking glory from God to yourself. And that is really at the heart of what motivates most of these people who come up with all kinds of nonsense. We were talking yesterday with an unconverted man who'd never even heard of Charismatics. And there's a, even in his sort of outsider perspective, recognizes that these people are self-willed and sort of self-glorifying when they go to such great lengths to draw attention to themselves. I'm not taking questions. Go ahead. How do total sensationists view salvation? Total. Sensationists, like you said, they don't believe in any miraculous work from God. So like, how do they view salvation? I don't know. Total sensationists, I don't know, I don't know. I guess they don't view salvation as being all that miraculous. I'll see if I can find out and get back to you later. How's that? That's usually how I answer people at the door when they ask me a question. I don't know the answer to. So, I mean, I won't go through this whole thing, but it's interesting here. This paper actually addresses the whole Agabus issue that Grudem and a lot of others have raised in trying to defend the existence of prophets today. So I recommend it to you. And sort of the underlying point is that our confession speaks very directly to these issues. So, we're sensationists. And if you have a biblical understanding of apostles and a biblical understanding of prophets and a biblical understanding of tongues, then you will be able to connect the dots very simply. I say that simply. I've been working on this for a long time this week. And there are times when I wanted the Bible to just say, there are no more prophets. And it really, it does, but you have to pay attention. And I'll show you that in a second. But so the argument, essentially it's parallel in a sense to the argument that Sam Waldron includes in his book, what is the name of his book? Does anybody remember it? Dude, the miracle gifts continue today. That's the subtitle. I can't remember the, oh, no, it says to be continued. That's a question mark. And so Sam Waldron in this book has what he calls the cascading argument. And this lesson sort of follows that outline. But the cascading argument is there are no, first, there are no apostles of Christ on earth today. Second, because there are no apostles of Christ, there are no prophets. Third, because there are no prophets, there are no tongue speakers. And four, in view of the first three, there are no miracle workers on earth today. So you can, on Dr. White's Alpha and Omega website, you can see the whole outline of Waldron's argument. Or you could read his book. I haven't actually read his book, but what we'll cover here sort of parallels the argument of his book. So let's start with a biblical understanding of the apostles. I say start. I've been talking for 40 minutes already. Ephesians two, 19 to 20. So then you are no longer strangers and aliens, but you are fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus himself being the chief cornerstone. So here is where the Bible tells us that while there were prophets in the early church, of course we know there were prophets in the Old Testament, but in the early church, the foundation was built on the apostles and prophets. It has been built. We have it. It's the New Testament. It's the canon of scripture. And there is no need for apostles and prophets. The even the analogy itself of being the household of God built on the foundation suggests as much. Waldron makes an interesting point in his cascading argument. And that is that this phrase apostles and prophets is the way in which the Bible summarizes the New Testament canon. So we have the New Testament. We have what we need. We have what the apostles and prophets in the early church were delivering to the people then. That's what we have now. And so we don't need apostles and prophets. And he points when he's explaining that argument, he also points to the use of the prophetic word or the law and the prophets or Moses and the prophets as the way that the Old Testament is summarized. And so the use in Ephesians 2.20 of apostles and prophets is a way of describing the New Testament canon. And so we believe the canon is closed. That we have all that we need. And so there's no need for apostles and prophets. Now apostles themselves, we know the way that the Bible defines and describes apostles, there were distinguishing marks that they had. If you look at 2 Corinthians 12, 11 through 13, well Paul says in verse 12, the signs of a true apostle were performed among you with utmost patience, with signs and wonders and mighty works. So this is one mark of an apostle being able to perform these signs and wonders and mighty works. And those signs and wonders were affirming that their message was from God. In 1 Timothy 1.1, Paul, an apostle of Christ by command of God, our Savior and of Christ, Jesus, our hope. Apostles were directly appointed by Christ. It's another distinguishing mark of an apostle. And so you can't have a, someone who claims to you that Christ appeared to me and appointed me an apostle as denying scripture. Probably doesn't know scripture. And a third mark is they've been eyewitnesses of the resurrected Jesus. Paul says in 1 Corinthians 9.1, am I not an apostle? Have I not seen Jesus our Lord? And another interesting point in this argument about apostles is in 1 Corinthians 15, 3 to 8 where Paul is giving us the gospel. He says, for I delivered to you as of first importance what I also received, that Christ died for our sins in accordance with the scriptures, that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day in accordance with the scriptures and that he appeared to Cephas, then to the 12. Then he appeared to more than 500 brothers at one time, most of whom are still alive, though some have fallen asleep. Then he appeared to James, then to all the apostles, last of all, as to one untimely born, he appeared also to me. So the last of all the apostles was Paul. You know, I've read this, I don't know how many times and that never really just zinged me like it did this week. Paul was the last of the apostles to see the risen Christ and no one alive today, regardless of what they say, has seen the risen Christ. We have really mainstream, I say mainstream, it's almost a derogatory term. Pastors who will allow people to preach in their churches who claim that all kinds of things, I have been to heaven and David gave me a tour and the guy who wrote 90, was it 90 minutes or 90 seconds in heaven, 90 minutes. Was it invited to speak at First Baptist Orlando to kick off a series, a preaching series on heaven? What a way to start. So there are no more apostles today and if we have this biblical understanding of why there are no more apostles today, we can grab onto that and hold it. It's important that you be able to do that. I remember when I first came to this church and we started going out, witnessing with some of the people here and I had been doing that for some time, but I'd never been challenged in quite the way that I was when I came here. Because most of my earlier evangelism efforts had been with people who had visited our church, which at the time was First Baptist, but here we were just going out everywhere and I ran into, I don't know who I was with, but we stood at the door and these people answered and they were charismatic and yeah, yeah, yeah. I speak in tongues and on and on and went through all this thing about their gifts and I really wasn't very prepared to argue the point, which is why I then went back to my Bible and started reading carefully, especially 1 Corinthians 12, 13 and 14 and listening to sermons on it and studying it out and being prepared for the next time. It is, that's one reason why evangelism is a means of grace. When you go back and you're challenged on something, you need to defend what you believe, well you go back and you read with a different frame of mind so you need to be prepared. When somebody says I'm an apostle, you need to be prepared to say, well, according to the Bible, you're not. So then let's look at a biblical understanding of prophets. We have in Deuteronomy 13 and 18, two different passages about prophets and in 13 it's a standard of orthodoxy that's established, 13, 5, but that prophet or that dreamer of dreams that that dreamer of dreams shall be put to death because he has taught rebellion against the Lord our God. So if you're not teaching what conforms to the revelation that we have, you're a false prophet. And in Deuteronomy 18, 22, we have when a prophet speaks in the name of the Lord, if the word does not come to pass or come true, that is a word that the Lord has not spoken. The prophet has spoken it presumptuously. You need not be afraid of him. So these two standards have not been rescinded. Nowhere does it say in the New Testament that we know God no longer is going to require you to be orthodox and right. And how you can sort of tangle yourself up and not to come to the conclusion that you could be unorthodox and wrong and still be a prophet of God is hard to imagine. So there's not that much in the New Testament that speaks directly to New Testament prophets. There's some passages. It's not like the Old Testament where prophets are front and center. The apostles performed a prophetic function. But apart from the apostles, there aren't that many, we see specifically described as prophets. One of them though is Agibus. And Agibus appears in Acts 21, 7 to 11. And I don't have time to go through this whole explanation with you, but Agibus says in 21, 11 and coming to us, he took Paul's belt and bound his own feet and hands and said, thus says the Holy Spirit. This is how the Jews of Jerusalem will bind the man who owns this belt and deliver him to the hands of the Gentiles. And MacArthur goes through this prophecy and how it unfolds and the chapters that follow, including in Acts 28, and explains how the prophecy, there's nothing in scripture that in any way undermines or diminishes the truthfulness of that prophecy. In fact, everything that we have really shows that it was fulfilled just as Agibus had said. And so we have here a New Testament prophet foretelling what's going to happen, and we see that it comes true. So a New Testament prophet functions in just the same way as an Old Testament prophet. That's the point. There's not a church in the Bible there's not a changed standard for New Testament prophets. In Acts 1532, we see and Judas and Silas who were themselves prophets encouraged and strengthened the brothers with many words. So their prophetic ministry involved encouragement, explanation. In 1 Corinthians 14, 3, we have on the other hand, the one who prophesies speaks to people for their upbuilding and encouragement and consolation. So we have these references to prophets. There's nothing that we have in the New Testament that says that they would function any differently from the way the Old Testament prophets functioned. And we have Ephesians 220, which says the apostles and New Testament prophets have laid the foundation. And so if you understand their function, you understand that we don't need them anymore. We don't need prophets anymore. Martin Lloyd Jones wrote and MacArthur quotes him, let me see if I can find that quote. Yeah, he says, once the New Testament documents were written, the office of a prophet was no longer necessary. In the history of the church, trouble has arisen because people fought that they were prophets in the New Testament since, that they had received special revelation of truth. The answer to that is that in view of the New Testament scriptures, there is no need of further truth. That is an absolute proposition. We have all the truth in the New Testament. We have no need of any further revelations. All has been given. Everything that is necessary for us is available. Therefore, if a man claims to have received a revelation of some fresh truth, we should suspect him immediately. The last issue in this is tongues. And if you have a biblical understanding of tongues, you'll see, for example, 1 Corinthians 14, 20 to 22. Brothers, do not be children in your thinking. Be infants and evil, but in your thinking be mature. In the law, it is written by people of strange tongues and by the lips of foreigners. I will speak to this people and even then they will not listen to me, says the Lord. Thus, tongues are assigned not for believers but for unbelievers. While prophecy is a sign not for unbelievers but for believers. And what Paul is quoting there is Isaiah 2811, I think it is, where the issue is that these tongues that are not understood are used by God as a signal of his judgment. On the other hand, Acts 2, 5 to 13, we see tongues being used by God to spread the gospel. Now they were dwelling in Jerusalem, Jews devout men from every nation under heaven. And at this sound, the multitude came together and they were bewildered because each one was hearing them speak in his own language. And they were amazed and astonished, saying, are not all these who are speaking Galalans? And how is it that we hear each of us in our own native language? And he goes on to talk about all of these different people from different regions who are hearing that the gospel preached in their language. That was a miraculous sign that God used just a second matey. And so, for someone to say, but this happened actually once in a church I was in, Sunday morning worship and this lady stands up and starts, and the pastor rightly said, does anyone here understand what she's saying? And no one did, of course. And he said, well, please have her removed. And a couple of the deacons went and took her out. That's good. So to close this, I wanna go back to Spurgeon's sermon. If I can find this on page 130. He says in his sermon that we just start out, don't let these vain imaginings insult the spirit of God. Says, take care never to impute the vain imaginings of your fancy to him, the Holy Spirit. I have seen the spirit of God shamefully dishonored by a person, this is 1872, right? I have seen the spirit of God shamefully dishonored by persons. I hope they were insane who have said that they have had this and that revealed to them.   If you feel your tongue itch to talk nonsense, trace it to the devil, not to the spirit of God. Whatever is to be revealed by the spirit to any of us is in the word of God already. He adds nothing to the Bible and never will. Let the persons who have revelations of this, that and the other go to bed and wake up in their senses. I only wish they would follow the advice and no longer insult the Holy Ghost by laying their nonsense at his door. So let's pray. And I'm ready, I'll answer your question after. Father in heaven, thank you for the clarity of your word and how we can just have complete confidence that you have given us everything we need for life and godliness. In Jesus' name, amen.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports car, driven 223, Panini Obsidian basketball hobby 12 box case break number 13 random team style. There's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find these on the website under the results tab as well as the link in chat. Good luck. Here we go.  Two autos per box. We've got Christian Wood, purple to 99 for the maps. A Walker Kessler, yellow to 10, 9 of 10. That's a gold rookie. Nice one, jazz. Michael C, 208, 6 to 5, 9. J-9 of your rookie. Miles Bridges, or McCall Bridges, Josh Minot rookie. First auto for the box to 75. Terry Cummings. Congrats on that box. Nice one there. Nice one here for the Kings. How about a Keegan Murray? Three colored RPA to 25. Congrats. Sacramento. Nice one there. Three colored RPA of Keegan Murray. Keegan Murray. Okay, after a bug. Yellow etch. Thank you, SMD. Yellow etch. Yellow etch. Luca Yellow etch, 3 of 10. Nice one for the maps. Congrats, Dallas. And Orange Che, 250, 50 of 50. Chet Rookie Pascal Siakam and Jay Lin at Williams. Jay Will. We've got Campaign Volcanic Autograph for the Suns. Congrats, Phoenix. Hudson with a spot in both team calls. Thank you, Hudson. 52 of 99. Tony Cucco. Cuccoach for the Suns on the lightning strike. Yeah, it looks really good this year, too. They did a great job with the city of mid-year. There's Gary Trent Jr. to 99. Purple Green, Devin Booker. 25, 3 of 25. Suns. That is Wusevik, Wendelmore Jr. Rookie, and Bobby Portis. First redemption. Electric etch. Purple. Dallin Terry going to the Bulls. There you go, Chicago on the redemption. Nice one there. Dallin Terry. And then 91 to 99. Jeremy Sohan. Nice one there for the Spurs. Rookie, Jersey Auto. First Terry going. He's going to the Bulls. Bulls. Siakam. All right, we've got Chris Middleton, Orange to 50. And Orbital, Nicola Jokic to 25. Nice Joker to the Nuggets. Got Lebron. Jordan Goodwin, Rookie. Wizards. And John Wall. It's going to be a Kennedy Chandler, 16 of 99. Rookie, Jersey Auto. Congrats to the Grizzlies. Patrick picking up a team all spot. Thank you, Patrick Gell. And six at 35. Ty Ty Washington. Orange, two-colored Rookie Patch Auto. Going to the Rockets. There you go, Rockets. Going there. What's up, Kennedy? That was a solid patch. Very solid patch on that Ty Ty. That's Desmond Bain to 99. Orbital, Laurie Markinin to 75. That's a Barclay, Gary Trent, Vince Williams, Jr. Rookie. Auto to 149 for the Blazers. Drew Eubanks. Magnetic signatures. There you go, Portland. Vaughn. That's a Vaughn card right there. Drew Eubanks. And redemption is Jaylin Williams. Rookie, Jersey Auto. Going to the Thunder. Nice J-Dub. Grats, OKC. Jaylin Williams. It's going to be a Charles Barclay to 50. Nice one here. Case hit. Vitrious. Yannis on Tentacumpo. Superstort Frank. Going to the Bucks. There you go, Milwaukee. Aaron L. Congrats, Aaron. Nice Vitrious. That's awesome. These are clean, dude.  I would, yeah. I pulled this one up, too. It's going to be a Walker Kessler Rookie Eruptions Autograph. Going to the Jazz. There you go, Utah. Holiday, Jordan Poole. DeAndre Hunting. We had an extra hit in this box. Yes, we did. That is volcanic signatures of Max Streuths. 23 of 35. Going to the Heat. Nice one there, Heat. Max Streuths. And to 49. Gary Trent, Jr. Matrix material for the Raptors. That's game worn. Nice one, Toronto. It'll be going to Kato H. Congrats, Kato. Well, Bron's going back to 23 again, dude.  It's unreal. Robert Williams to 30. Ah, there it is. Our tunnel vision. I'm going to hand it over to Pompano Beach Legends. Kodak Black for this one. Full ball to 25. That's two to 25. There goes our monetization. Yeah, copyright strike. DCMA Harrison Barnes, Joel Embied, and Ryan Rollinsrup. Chose it out of respect for Bill Russell. I guess that makes sense. To 35. That is going to be a Herbert Jones, Magnetic Signatures. Going to the Pelicans. I think I said that already. And then going to the Kings to 75. DeMontesabonis, Galaxy Auto. Very nice. Sarah picking up a team all spot. Thank you, Sarah. Appreciate that, my friend. Down to three to go on that first team all break, everybody. Thank you. Thank you. Very close to getting that sold out. That is the next race with spots. Maybe that one. That is Nikolajovic to 25. Equinox is to 75. DeMar DeRosin. Yeah, no, I get that with it being retired. How many flop calls for LeBron? Probably a lot. SNB. Here's Jeremy Sohan. Rookie. 23 flop calls. L. Orford and Boyan Bagdanovic. Nice one here for the Lakers. Michael Cooper, Galaxy Auto. Grats on that LA. Eric B. And another nice one for the Lakers to 75. James Worthy. Big game, James. On the Galaxy Auto. James Worthy needs to go on one of my thumbnails. I love James Worthy. UNC Tar Heel Legend. Should do all of our release, like all Goggles players. Yeah, I was thinking like him, Stotemire and like Horace Grant. I think it would all be funny. Have you ever seen Horace Grant's Goggles, dude? Probably. Look at these things. I probably don't know off the top of my head. This dude had the serious Goggles. Right? Like this dude. Oh my God. I know. It's unbelievable. That was awesome. Craziness, dude. He used that one. That was awesome. Yeah. Horace, Jeremy and Jerry and all on it. That'd actually be pretty cool. There's Boyan Bagdanovic to 99. Right now I gotta keep it on a vision of Nicola Yolkic to 99. You're right.  You're right. Told you. Robert Williams, Larry Bird, Deandre Aten. We got two, one, 49. Giorgios Niang. Galaxy Auto for the Sixers. Vaughn, that's Vaughn's favorite stick right there. And to 75, Christian Brown, rookie jersey auto for the Nuggets. No, man. I gotta say, still hate systems go for. Yeah, that one's bad. That one's really bad. Green, Shea Gildris Alexander to 25. Got Orbital, Jeremy Sohan to 99. Nice one there for the Spurs. Yeah, Patrick Williams, Zach Levine, Bones Highland. First auto to 75. Aaron Nessmith for the Volcanic signatures going to the Pacers on the Volcanic signatures, I should say. And then, Oseman Zhang. Ooh, that's nasty. Two of ten. Two-color, three-color RPA. There you go, Thunder. Congrats, Thunder. Nasty patches on that. Two to go, everybody. Two to go. Oh, nice. We've got the rainbow of Chris Paul. Super short print on that one. Nice one there. And again, gonna turn it over to our good buddy. Oh, no. Come on, bacon stuff. Jade and Ivy to 25 on the Tunnel Vision. Ooh, let's go, Armin. Good luck, man.  Yeah, Neon Flood. Those are so fire. Jabari Smith, because it was called, I think, no, I think it was called Neon Flood, but it was number to five in football. Jabari Smith. Lonnie Walker as well. The Nasus on Tentacumpo. Going to the Bucks to 149. Well, I was gonna break another monitor. Oh, yeah. I'm gonna punch it as hard as you can. And 299. Marjan Bochamp, rookie jersey on. First time in a group break in five years. Well, welcome back, Armin. Let's do it, buddy. Let's get you the magic and pull like a Palo RPA to eight. That'd be nuts, dude. Sorry, you have to listen to this Tunnel Vision thing, Armin. Yeah, I know. I feel sorry for you. I am sorry for you, actually. Sorry for everybody. Moosa Diabate to 50. There's Anthony Edwards to 99. Ice one there. All right, we've got Gordon Hayward, Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, 33 of 99 for the Cavaliers, Isaac Acoro, lightning strike order. Too busy at work. This one, to be fair, this one sold out really quickly, too. Eric with a spot in T-Mall. Eric B. They went down to this one, then. To 75. Blake Wesley, rookie jersey auto for the Spurs. Down to two. Potentially, I don't know, Armin. I don't know how much we have left, to be honest. It's more a matter of if we have the product more than anything. Do a quick recap here. We had a Isaac Acoro, Marjan Bochamp, Phenasis on Tentacumpo, Osma and Jing, Aaron Nessmith, Christian Brown, that is George Sniang, James Worthy, Michael Cooper, DeMontes Sabonis, Herbert Jones. We had Blake Wesley, that was Walker Kessler, Max Strux, a Gary Trent Jr., Jalen Williams, Drew Eubanks, Ty Ty Washington, Kennedy Chandler, Jeremy Sohan, Dallin Terry, Tony Cuckooch, Cameron Payne, Terry Cummings, Keegan Murray. Nice one there. And then we had a Vitrius, was a case hit of Yanis. And those are not numbered, but they are super short printed to one per case. Thank you guys again for getting that filled up. Next up is Impeccable T-Mall.


Live from Las Vegas. It's theCUBE. Covering Informatica World 2018. brought to you by Informatica. Hey, welcome back everyone. It's theCUBE's exclusive coverage here at the Venetian. Live in Las Vegas, CUBE coverage. I'm John Furrier, the co-host of theCUBE with Peter Burris. My co-host for the next two days of wall-to-wall coverage. Our next guest is Andrew Josz, the head of solutions and data governance for Europe, Middle East and Africa and Latin America for Informatica. Great to have you on. Thanks for joining us. Thank you. I could not stop waiting for this question because you're in EMEA, Europe, Middle East and Europe. GDPR is kicking in this Friday. Absolutely. So we're in May 2018, the big release of the law that kicks into place for GDPR in effect. Two things, what's the mood and what does it mean? I mean, it's a shot across the bow of the industry. We know what it means for people, but what's the impact of this? What's going on? I think we're seeing a couple of different levels. I think at a very individual level, I think the awareness of what GDPR potentially means for people, I think we're starting to feel that as individuals in EMEA. We're seeing increasingly organizations reaching out to us. We want permission to use your information or consent as it's called in GDPR. Your customers of ours, here's our new privacy policy. We see lots of this and it's happening from lots of different organizations that we work with. So I think people are starting to see it and feel it. It's starting to feel like it's real now, not just something we've been talking about for a long period of time. But I think also in terms of potentially what the impact of this will be, that I think all organizations are starting to look at kind of some of the major tenants that sit underneath GDPR, how are they going to address those and what does that mean for the data subjects? And people like me, for example, I'm a data subject, what does it all mean for me? And I think- As an individual, you have data rights. Absolutely. The concern I have, I had a big rant on Facebook, it was good conversation, but here's the thing.  A lot of people aren't prepared for GDPR because they might not even know where their data is. What's the format? What's the scheme of? They don't have mechanisms in place because there's IT legacy involved. I mean, GDPR, great on paper. Everyone's got their own rights. Sounds good, you know? But when you have to get under the hood and saying, hey, enterprise, you know that stuff you've been putting in drives in the storage administrator quit 10 years ago and you don't know what's going on? And guess what? You're now liable. Major issue. People are scared. So this is a problem. How can someone get ready? Because just like when people go public, they have to be ready, hire all these process stuff. What do you guys see that, I mean, Informatica has some solutions, I'm sure, but what's the client relationship like for you guys as you talk to customers? I think it kind of varies. Some industries seem to be a little bit more advanced in their thinking. So regulated industries, for example, they're kind of used to regulation and compliance. They kind of get a lot of these things. So I think some of those have found this process a little bit easier. I think some industries, this is generally quite new. Some of the ideas, some of the practices that come with GDPR, I think are also quite new for some of these industries. Internet companies fast and loose, you know? Absolutely. If you're fast and loose, you're going to be doing a lot of work. But ultimately, when you think about a lot of what GDPR brings to the data subject, people like me and my colleagues, then a lot of that then is about these rights and the ability for us to be able to actually take back more control of our data, because fundamentally it is our data. So if we have more control, then it's about how organizations help us with those rights and help us move along that journey of what we can now do with our data under what GDPR is. And just to be clear too, we've reported on this in depth with Wikibon and SiliconANG on theCUBE. GDPR, it's been clear it's going to be a process. They're going to look for compliance, they're not looking for everyone to be like, they want to see directionals progress. So it's not like the hammer's going to come down tomorrow, but people now, data subjects, now can bring claims against companies. So... Actually, John, I think you're right, but we have a client, the chief privacy officer, one of our clients, made the observation that had the Equifax breach occurred after Friday in Europe. It would have cost that company $160 billion. My guess is what's going to happen, is they're going to look for that direction unless a company has a serious problem. And then they're going to use GDPR to levy fines and generate some, and remunerate back to the people affected, some real relief. Would you agree with that? I actually see GDPR in a slightly different way.  And actually, I think it's about organizations really respecting my data and therefore respecting me. So when we talk about fines, yes, I'm sure there's probably going to be some of those. A lot of the customers I talk to, actually, they're worried about reputational damage. What's going to happen to their brand? What's going to happen to their image? If something happens, and that for many organizations is far more serious and significant than any kind of fine potentially may be. And there's a mega trend going on you're seeing with blockchain and decentralized applications where people who create the value should capture it, hence the personal relationship to your data. And we all look at Facebook and say, hey, I signed up for a free app, so I can meet my high school friends and see them and do some things on Facebook. But I didn't sign a contract to give you my data to have the election be thrown in the US. So it's kind of like, wait a minute, what are you doing with my data? You're talking about blockchain and immutability of the data. If you have, does GDPR make it more difficult to use technologies like blockchain? I think organizations just have to look at GDPR and say, it's the principle space regulations. So it's not going to tell you the details of how you should do things, but it's trying to take you on a journey around kind of how you can then start to bring a lot more respect to the data subjects because of the data that you're managing and processing for them. So organizations are going to have to look at that and say, how do we take all of this and how do we start to move it into our environment? And then whether it be blockchain or any other kind of technology, how does it apply? And do we have to make some changes? Do we have to think tactically or strategically? I think organizations are going to have to look at this and say, what does this mean longer term? Because I don't think anyone really knows right now. Well, I want to get your thoughts on this, this head of solutions and governance. We've chat with the Deloitte guys came on earlier and they kind of laid out, I mean, I'm just paraphrasing the playbook. Data engineering, data governance, data enablement. So you're kind of looking at it here, kind of a playbook. Got to do the engineering work to figure out where the data is. Throw the catalog in the MDM of various solutions out there and tools for other things. And then the governance piece is super critical. Then the enablement is where, then you're in an ideal state for a GDPR or wherever where everything's foundationally built and engineered and governed. Ideally you can have things like consensus, you can have some security. Do you see it the same way? And how are you guys at Informatica, talking to customers? Is that chai with some of the things that you guys? Yeah, it does. It resonates quite well. So I think because it's a principle space regulation, then actually that has some potentially quite interesting and beneficial impacts for some of our customers. So a lot of our customers are going through some kind of transformation, mostly digital transformation. And you think about the principles that GDPR gives you, I look at that and I think, well actually some of these are just good data management practices and principles. It happens to be around personal data for GDPR right now but those principles are just valid for probably kind of any kind of data. So if you're on a digital transformation journey with all the change and with all the opportunity that brings that, actually these practices and principles from GDPR, they should be helping drive things like your digital transformation. And for a lot of our customers, change is the only constant they've got. So actually managing all of this whilst everything is changing around you, it's tough for a lot of them. Open source has been a big driver in our industry. We've seen some there. Open always beats closed and having all the open data is key.  Is there like open source groups that are out there helping companies? You guys honestly can get called on. But what does the customer do? I mean like Peter and I say, hey maybe we're impacted by GDPR. Do we like, who do we call? Is there an open source community that can help with terms of service? If they want to go down the right roads of data hygiene or data setup cataloging, what do they do? I mean what's, I mean it's a shock and people go well we're not really kind of where we should be. What do they do? Yeah I've seen quite a bit of movement so I think probably one of the biggest single challenges that I've seen is for many organizers, many of our customers, they'll be saying to us, okay so what should we do in this circumstance? And actually that's really tough for us to answer. Because it's a principle space regulation then actually somebody used to look at that, that's probably the legal or the privacy teams, say well what does this mean for us? How do we take that and then come up with a set of requirements that says this is what we need to do for our organization in our markets and our territory for example. So there's probably no one size fits all answers. So there's legal aspects to this, there's privacy aspects, data management, risk, compliance, open source groups, they can give opinion but it's nothing more than that. And they might not have the talent internally to actually understand culturally what the principle is. So they got to call in the consultants or integrators, Deloitte. Exactly, exactly. But fundamentally it seems as though one of the things that GDPR is going to do is it's going to force companies, force enterprises to be very explicit and declare what attributes of that personal data they make money with. And effectively open that up, it'd be much more as you said, what do you call it, private subject or? The data subject. Data subject, they're going to have to be more explicit declaring the data subjects in simple terms how they're making money off of data or how they're avoiding that problem. Yeah, I think organizations, I think about some of the privacy notices I've received recently for example, I think what organizations do, I think they're trying to explain to people, this is the kind of data we have. These are the types of things that we have to do with it. Sometimes it's maybe regulatory, but actually other times it's about these other types of business activities. So they're starting to be a lot more transparent I think in what they're doing with the data. Is it transparent enough? I guess time will tell. And the reaction of data subjects I think will also be the indicator whether people think that's acceptable or not. I don't think we know yet in the early days. But actually that change I think over time what we'll start to see is organizations are going to be looking at the way that they manage data. I think transparency, I think will be a huge topic for a lot of industries. I think the notion of kind of having a respect for people and their data and how it leads to trust. There's so lots of industries have kind of lost the trust of people around the ability to manage their data. So how do they get that back? Well potentially GDPR might be a way of helping organizations do that. They got to get their act together and build up a quality data policy around it. Okay, final question for you. I know we're tight on time, but I want to get it out there. What do you guys have for solutions for customers? What are you guys offering specifically for products that helps them with the compliance and the gap analysis? I mean, what do you guys do for customers? What's the solution? It's in a couple of different areas. So I'm going to tackle a couple of quite specific things and something slightly a little bit broader. So organizations I think you were mentioning earlier just kind of knowing where their data is. Well actually we have some fantastic technology to go and discover and automate the discovery of that data. That's great for organizations because today a lot of them are doing it by hand. They're doing it manually. So discovery of data really important so we have technology in that space. The ability to go and mask and archive, get rid of data. If you don't have a legitimate reason for having data then why have you got it? So technology to help you get rid of that data. Other types of technology about being able to connect what you have in terms of your physical data assets to actually your interpretation of what GDPR means to you and your business, that's fantastic. The ability to connect those together, that's our governance environment. And then technologies around kind of building that view of the data subjects so we can then enact all these rights that people like me have now got but also then the consents that we may potentially have to give, how do you associate that with all the complexity of the data? So we have technology in our master data management space to do that. I think probably the one thing that I hear fairly consistently for customers is not necessarily about those isolated kind of views of the technology and how it solves specific problems. I think they're looking at it quite holistically and they're looking at solutions that can really automate a lot of this as much as possible. They're looking for solutions at scale. Some of these are very large, complex organizations. It's not small amounts of data. In some cases it's huge amounts of data. So they're trying to cope with the scale but they're also looking to solve some very specific problems. So I think there's kind of a combination of things which I think plays really well to be informatic as core strengths. And also creates awareness for companies to put data as a strategic centerpiece, not as a side thing, bring it right to the front and center. Andrew, thanks for sharing the insight in theCUBE. Appreciate your time. It's theCUBE live coverage here in Las Vegas at the Venetian. This is exclusive coverage of Informatica World 2018. I'm John Furrier with Peter Burris. Stay with us for more here on day one of two days of coverage. We'll be right back after this short break.


Cell might just be the strongest raider in the new Dragon Ball Z game, Dragon Ball The Breakers. It's definitely up in the air, but he's one of my personal favorites for sure. Is he strong enough to take on seven survivors that know exactly what they're doing in the game though? That is what I wanted to find out in today's video, as I try to speedrun my way to perfect Cell and try to get a win online. He was the first character in the beta, but now, after Frieza and Boo, we are finally going back to Cell. I like Cell starting for him the most. This game was very clearly conceptualized with Cell in mind. He fits the theme the best, and now, as a little larva bug, I'm going to clutch up and win these matches. Ooh, look at me, I crawled out of a little time machine. From a young age, I was a larva. Ooh, you know I speak praying mantics. Skrrt, skrrt, skrrt. Let's go.  Damn, I kind of got hopped for real. Any survivors? Oh, ha ha!  I heard a survivor, but I have no idea where he is. Up in here. Nope, I was wrong. Bro, I'd be scampering through the woods. Can I find one survivor? Like one?  I also need to find a way out of this water. I can't jump out of it. Hi, OK. Somebody's making a lot of noise up here. Oh, I could just climb walls. Fuck! I'll be... I don't want them to have this cool down drink. These players are too good to have cool down drinks. I'm taking that away from them. Dude, I got fucked.  A human being! Grr! I am now no longer a bug. Is somebody fighting me? Why are we fighting each other? They have the key for C, so I'm just going to blow it up. I teleported away from the fight. I was out. Hurry! Launch the Kamehameha! Hurry! Damn! Took six episodes. Is that a flicker? I think I saw a flick of a soul over here. I think it might have just been this blue, but I have no idea. Oh, no, no, no. I hear somebody stomping around. I heard you stomping around. Motherfucker, keep walking. I heard this guy. Oh, look who we found here. K-I-S-S-I-N-G? Damn, these guys were kind of making out for it. Damn! Damn! No shot, brother. No shot. So we're fighting now. So now you guys want to fight? Is this guy at level two? Damn, he's at level three? I can't let him live. He's actually too dangerous to let live. Flying Nimbus.  My man grew up with a pure heart just to get absolutely bodied as he attempted to fly away at the speed limit. Damn! I can't believe it. I'm done, Jason. I'm done with the mesancos. I'm going to drain you dry cell, my word. Why does everybody have souls? They all have anime souls that get all run away. OK, no, he's out. He's out, he's out, he's out. He's out, he's out. OK, not bad, not bad. I hear somebody walking around over here. There he is, there he is. There he is, everybody. Look, he tried to die. No, who you Kyle kidding, though? Who you Kyle kidding?  Sit down for me. Sit down for me. Solar player.  Catch his combo. Did he kill himself? I actually don't know what he did there. The super time machine's going, but I do not care. I'm leveling up and I'm going to go over there and body them. Believe that, believe that. Now I am in my semi-perfect form. I'm ready to take on the world.  All right, now I'm ready to take on the world. Let's go. They're summoning Shenron. I can't stop them. Who started to summon for Shenron? Why is Shenron not up yet? Damn, we're just clashing. Solar flare.  Hey, stop that. Stop that. No. So you guys got all seven dragon balls, just for a little bit. Hey, get off my dragon balls. Those are mine. So you guys got all seven dragon balls, just for me. What?  My guy really tried to intervene against Cell.  Cocky little worm. You think a barrier will work? My guy decided to intervene.   Solar flare. So you brought all seven dragon balls. Yep, that's their key, all right. So you brought all seven dragon balls. Shit. Wait, the time machine was going? Wait, but the dragon balls. Bro, the dragon balls. I wanted to summon Shenron.   Bro, intervene. That is crazy. My man saw those posts on Twitter where it said, what would you do if this happened? Was an asteroid charging into Earth? And he quote, retweeted and said, I'd intervene. Bro really hits Cell with the this isn't you, man.   This game, I'm hoping we just go like 10 times the speed. I'm thinking my lava form is going to be all of three. Oh, perfect. Look at the RNG on the spawn. There is a neighborhood right behind me to my right. Watch this. Perfect. Gold splits. Gold splits. Boom. Hit the ground running. I need three civilians. Give me one. Give me one. One. Boom. Great RNG. Out the door. Show me two. Show me two. Damn. Show me three. Give me door number three. What's behind door number three? Damn.  Door number five. What's behind door number five? It's another human being. Give me that. Ooh, you thought a barrier will work. Now I go outside and I detect some key. Let's see where these guys are. Oh, looky, looky what the cat drag did. Actually, I'm gonna blow up a bee. I'm just gonna blow a bee up. They have the key. You bore me. Say goodbye to bee. Hurry up before they put the key in. Nice. None of them died for it, so they all pretty much knew that they weren't gonna get that. I like that. And now I can send some keys, see if any survivors scattered this way. Oh, Bro thought I wasn't gonna see him over here. Mink. Damn. Damn. Damn. Bro, it's an arms unation. But you can escape fate forever. Don't. You're not using the trampoline. Relax.  And give me that dragon ball, too. I don't want to argue with you guys like we did last time. Do you think if I cartoonishly left the dragon ball like outside of a cave, somebody would come and pick it up? I'm gonna try that strategy. This will work. This will work. It won't because of the heartbeat. It will because they'll just trust it. Watch. Watch. Watch right there. Well, I almost had it. I almost had it. Huh? No. Damn. But we did it.  Jesus.  Oh, he just swung on me. I should have just swung on him. Shoot a single attack, Cell. One attack. Oh, no, sent two beans. Stop with the sent two beans. Stop with the sent two beans. Oh, he knows that I can see him. He knows that I can see him. He doesn't want to be seen. He wants to run away. He wants to run away, but I'm not going to let him. Ooh. Oh, he's not going to get it. No Kaio-ken for him. There will be no escapes. There's no escapes. All you've done is power me up to send my perfect Cell. And now the super time machine is here. Life is going to get a whole lot harder for me. Life is going to get a whole lot harder for me. There's really no point to me destroying this, huh? This feels pretty pointless. I'm not going to lie. Oh, my god. The time machine is a rumbling right now. That was a waste of time. I blew C up just because that's where the survivor would. If you ask me right now if I regret it, the answer is yes. I mean, that was the level three, right?  I can literally hear one of them walking up on me. OK. OK. He's level two, so it's not the worst. I don't like cocky little words. Don't run. What? Damn it. I've just got to kill these guys then. This level three guy came back probably with a drink. Stop. Stop running. All right, this level three guy dies. No drinks. No drinks. Hey, hey, put the cool down drink down. Yo, man, you put the drink down. Oh, brother, he went level three again. Fuck. Of course, Trunks had to drop him the bubbly soda, man. Trunks had to drop him the soda. Oh, my god. Trunks dropped them the perfect soda drop right when they needed it.  I don't need to sense their key.  God damn. That was cool. I think I just barely got the machine destroyed. Did that guy drink more soda? I'm going to cry. If he found more soda out in the world, I'm going to cry.  Yes, give me that. Yes. Here, I don't want any more of you guys around than there needs to be. Yes, yes. Making a run for the time machine, eh?  Oh, wait. It looks like your friends left.  Oh, he died. The last survivor was defeated. Let's go! Everybody else escaped. But me? I'm here. Not a bad timeline left behind. I didn't achieve the perfect form, but I'll take a win. I'll take a slight win. Not a perfect victory. Ooh. Win looks good on my screen.  Something tells me I'm going to earn a lot of respect with this game. And one of the earthlings dropped out. This is an easy win. This is an easy win. Ooh, and the primo spawn. Oh, my god. Do you know how much this spawn costs on Zillow? Do you have any idea how much this spawn is premium? Look at this. Perfect bridge. Give me the earthling spawn right here. Say nothing and give me the earthling spawn. Oh, my god. Huge time save. Say nothing and give me the earthling spawn in this house. Yes. Poop-a-too. Say nothing and give me the earthling spawn in this house. Damn. Damn. Oh, I spawned. They have the key for E, so I'm just going to blow it up. Get rid of it. Get rid of it. Get rid of it. Get rid of it. Get rid of it. Nice. Huge clutch. Oh, what's the matter? You can't escape the inevitable. I'm just kidding. If you use your hook, you actually can't escape the inevitable. Oh, running in there, huh? Nope. No, you're not going anywhere. Nice Kaio-ken. Do they make it for men? Come here. Goodbye. Nothing. OK, nothing on the sensors I leave. Where would they be, though? Anybody in those houses? No, OK. Just making sure. Is that a person? Hey, get out of there. That I miss. Oh, my god. Look at the speed of these guys. You are level one, bro. You need to relax. Bro is trying to throw hands. Land on the mushroom. Yes, that was so lucky. Oh, that was so lucky. I'll take that every day of the week. That was great. Love to see that. Love to see that. I'm out of here. Very informed. But I don't even need to be able to read to see this. Snipe. Bro instantly trampoline. I have no idea where he went. I shot a beam and died. No, where do you think you're going? Where do you think you're going? Nah, this is my perfect victory. Boom. All right, send my perfect sail. We're moving up. We're moving up. This is the run. What? I did the LBRB. Please. Now they have all the time in the world to get this C key in. But hopefully they don't. Put the key down. You're not going to get to use it.  Nothing on the old sensors again. That's fine. I haven't sensed anybody so far. Wait, is that Shenron? Oh, that was my key? Oh, that's just my key, what?  Well, I'm going to have to deal with some severe consequences.  I mean, I guess I could run and hide. Do I have to come out? It sounds like somebody's coming to me. It sounds like somebody's about to walk in here. So you were looking for me. Looking for me, were you? Big mistake. Big mistake. Big mistake, kid. Big mistake. You were looking for me. I was looking for you. Damn, damn. Big mistake. Big mistake.  I would have saved some seats. I would have brought some friends to see you guys.   Bro thought fake death was going to save him. He just blew up and he thought I was just going to be like, cool, he lived. I don't believe that. I do not believe these guys.  Oh, I'm so fucked. I am so fucked. Oh, there he is. Bro thought he did something with that one. What? What?  This guy does nothing for me. Power me up to perfect. Damn it. I hope this guy is the level one. I really do not need a fight right now. Damn, bro is on a speeder. Why? Why is he on a speeder, please? This is the level three guy.  I hit him, but he's a human again. He's a human again. He thought he could hide. He thought he could hide. He thought he could hide from me. No more running. No more running. You did your best. Come here. Shit, I always drop them. Come here. Finally. It was close. It was close. They almost got me. They almost beat me down. But unless this guy's something, Shenron again, it is over. You think a barrier will work? Now where is the final guy? Oh, he just escaped. I can accept that. He could take a time machine. That's all I really wanted to see. I just wanted perfect cell to be controlled of this timeline. They're gonna love this. Damn, you and the earth will be destroyed. Cell finally takes his perfect victory. I'll take it. I will take that. Yes. What a rush. What a game. Great games to all their survivors. What a way to end it. That was fun. Now we were kind of at an advantage with the one earthling being on, but I'll take that every day of the week, to be honest.