Welcome to Yamato Avidu series. This is Toxicology 3.3. In this segment, we will discuss presentation and treatment for acetaminophen and aspirin toxicity. Please review the previous two videos before this one. We will focus on acetaminophen and aspirin toxicity. These two remain the most common and the most deadly toxins. First, acetaminophen. This drug targets the liver. It causes hepatocelular damage, necrosis, and liver failure. Let's say you have a patient who has taken, say, a handful of extra-strength Tylenol or acetaminophen. How many tablets do you think will be toxic? 10, 20, 30, 50? The toxic dose for acetaminophen is 150 mg per kilogram. So let's say the patient is 60 kilos. The toxic dose would be how much? That's right. It would be 150 times 60. That will give us 9,000 mg, which is equal to 9 grams. Each pill of extra-strength acetaminophen is 500 mg. And therefore 9 grams of acetaminophen translate to 18 tablets. So again, 9,000 mg divided by each pill, which has 500 mg, that gives us 18 tablets. Which is about a handful of pills. How would patients with acetaminophen toxicity present? Patients generally present with four stages of toxicity. These four stages usually affect the GI tract and the liver. Stage one is very non-specific. It involves nausea and vomiting. Stage two starts to involve the liver directly. As the liver becomes more inflamed, you will get right upper quadrant tenderness. The AST and ALT will start to increase. Stage three is where the patient is the sickest. This is when they develop fulminant, hepatic failure. Patients will have coagulopathy, since the liver is unable to give clotting factors. Lactic acidosis and encephalopathy. Stage four are for those who survive this, gradual recovery. These are the four stages of acetaminophen toxicity. How do we diagnose patients with an acetaminophen toxicity? We'll start first by history. We need to find out when the ingestion took place and how much the patient has ingested. Any level that is higher than toxic dose warrants treatment. Next part of the diagnosis involve Laptis. Since the toxicity involves rise of ALT, AST and coagulopathy, we would check for these specific lab tests. We also use a special nomogram in conjunction to our serum acetaminophen level. This is the RUMAC Matthew nomogram for acetaminophen toxicity. This nomogram uses the serum level of acetaminophen and the time since the ingestion to tell us whether the patient is going to be toxic or not. Let's see how this works. Let's say our patient took the drug six hours ago and the serum level is 400. Now make sure you check the unit because your lab may use a different unit and you have to use a different nomogram. Let's say this is the unit we're using which is micrograms per milliliter. You can see that the patient's level is clearly as the probable hepatic toxicity range. Therefore, we will start treatment with the antidote. We have a specific antidote for acetaminophen. It is endocidal cysteine. If it is given early, it will stop acetaminophen's damage to the liver. This medication can be given either orally or intravenously. In Canada, we often use the intravenous approach. To summarize, acetaminophen is toxic at over 115 milligrams per kilogram. It causes damage to the liver. We want to plot the serum level and the time since ingestion on the nomogram. If the patient is toxic by the nomogram, we want to start endocidal cysteine as a direct antidote. Next, we will discuss aspirin toxicity. For an acute ingestion, the toxic dose of aspirin is about 300 milligrams per kilogram. In a 60 kilogram patient, it translates to about 18,000 milligrams of aspirin. If we're using 325 milligram tablets of aspirin, this translates to about 50 tablets. How do patients present with aspirin toxicity? Three main systems will be targeted. Neurological, GI, and respiratory. For a neurological system, patients can often complain of tinnitus. More non-specifically, patients can often complain of lethargy or confusion. They can also present with seizures. For GI tract, patients often complain of nausea and vomiting. They can often lose quite a bit of volume from the vomiting alone. For the respiratory system, patients complain or show hyperventilation and gradually can go into respiratory distress. In terms of diagnosis, similar to citaminophen, you will want to ask on history when the patients have taken the medication and how much they might have taken. In terms of laboratory workup, you want to do routine blood work to see if the patient is dehydrated or not. We should also draw a serum salicylate level. If you remember, in the last video, we talked about blood gas in toxicology. You might remember that aspirin is one of the medications that causes an anion gap metabolic acidosis. Because of that, getting a blood gas in a patient who potentially have taken aspirin would be very helpful for us. When you get back a blood gas of a patient who might have taken aspirin, you might notice two things. One, an anion gap metabolic acidosis. Normally, in patients who have metabolic acidosis, the body would try to compensate by breathing out extra CO2. In the patients who have also taken an extra aspirin overdose, the aspirin causes the patients to hyperventilate even more. Therefore, instead of just breathing enough CO2 to make the pH normal, the patients will hyperventilate and cause them to blow off more CO2 than they should. Therefore, they overshoot and on the blood gas, you are going to see a respiratory alkalosis. To the point, it has overcompensated and caused the pH to go higher than normal and therefore the patient becomes alkalemic. This is a very important concept in trying to understand how aspirin works in the body and therefore explaining it by the blood gas. This is how we treat patients who are aspirin toxic. First, supportive, who ensure the airway is intact and patent, ensure the patient is oxygenating and ventilating properly. We also give IV fluids to support their circulation. The next part has to do with aspirin's unique mechanism in the body. The body eliminates aspirin through the kidneys. In the kidney, the clearance of aspirin increases with urine pH. The more alkaline the pH of the urine, the less aspirin is being reabsorbed. Therefore, we want the urine pH to be higher. How do we do that? We do that by alkalinizing the blood. We use sodium bicarbonate to alkalinize the serum and therefore the urine. We give sodium bicarb intravenously. Then we test the pH of the urine. We then titrate how much bicarb we are giving through the IV by checking the pH that it has to be more than 7.5. This method is known as urine alkalinization. If after this treatment, the patient is looking sicker, on the blood gas there is a severe acid base imbalance. The patient is getting sicker in terms of more neurological deficits such as seizure, cerebral edema, or the patient has significant respiratory deterioration. We will use hemodialysis to get rid of the aspirin. In summary, aspirin toxicity more than 300 mg per kg acts on the brain, the GI tract, and respiratory system. Treatment is sodium bicarb to keep the urine pH high to get rid of more aspirin. If that fails, dialysis is another option. Thank you for watching Toxicology 3x3. In the next video, we will discuss TCA overdose and toxic alcohol overdose.


Hey man, all right, keep your place there in Jeremiah 23. Jeremiah 23, a very powerful chapter talking about what God feels about false prophets. It's a very powerful language in Jeremiah 23. People that have perverted the words of the Lord, God says that they've stolen my words. He says that God actually says that He hates these people in Jeremiah 24, or Jeremiah 23. I'll just read for you verse 14 before we get started. I've seen also in the prophets of Jerusalem and horrible thing, they commit adultery and walk in lies. They strengthen also the hands of the evildoers that Nundoth returned from his wickedness. They are all of them unto me as of Sodom and the inhabitants thereof as Gomorrah. Obviously God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah. And he says, that's how these people are to me, these false prophets. So Jeremiah was out prophesying the truth and he was prophesying bad news and you had all these prophets at this time, saying good news and good things and trying to say that they had dreams that weren't dreams of God and putting words into God's mouth. God's very angry about it here in Jeremiah 23. So tonight we continue our American heresy sermon series. Now tonight's heresy, definitely keep your place in Jeremiah 23. We're gonna be going back and forth. They're gonna be going all over the Bible. We're gonna have to get doctrinal tonight. I'm sorry to do that to you, no I'm not. But we've gotta look at some deep things tonight to uncover this heresy. Tonight's heresy definitely fits our cult definition. First of all, it's centered around a person, a man, not necessarily a man in this case, but it also has number two, it has extra biblical materials, extra biblical revelation of course. Okay, you realize heavily on the fact that most people don't know what the Bible says. You know, this one's not quite as cartoonish as the Mormons last week, but it's just as evil and I believe that it's a little bit worse than what we're dealing with the Mormons. So before we get into tonight's cult, let me just give you some historical context. In New York in 1833, there was a man named William Miller. William Miller was, I guess he went to a lot of Baptist churches, but he was a lay person in churches and he came up with this doctrine or this prediction that the world would end in 1844. So he became this guy that was predicting the end of the world in 11 years basically. He got published and his predictions, he drew up these maps according to his study of the Bible and he had quite a following. There was people all over the country that were following this man. And of course, 1844 came along and guess what happened? The world did not end. So the Millerites, they consisted of all types of different people. Things were hard for most people back then. It was kind of an easy sell because people wanted to just get out of here at that time. There was a lot of working class people that followed William Miller and his prediction at the end of 1844. I mean, he predicted it to the day. October 22nd, 1844, we're out of here folks. You know, by the way, not to sidetrack here, but this is a danger of imminency, okay? And I've actually met people like this. I've actually met people like this. There was a man at the church that we used to go to before we moved to California that I almost, I stopped asking him how things were going. He was perpetually unemployed. His wife had left him. His son was a homo. I mean, things were as bad as they can get for this guy. And he was just not trying to make anything better in his life. And whenever you would ask him, you know, hey, brother, you know, how you doing? He's just like, I'm just waiting for Jesus to come back. And he was dead serious. He's just waiting for Jesus to come get him at any time. So he wasn't trying to do anything that the Bible told him to do in his life. He's just waiting for Jesus to just come get me. I mean, it's a danger. Not only does the Bible not teach it, the Bible says that certain things are obviously going to happen before, you know, that day. But it's just a danger, this mindset. And that's what happened in the 1800s here. People were just waiting. They were just giving everything up. And they were just waiting for 18 October 22nd, 1844 to happen. So of course, 1844, October 22nd came and went. Nothing happened. Most Millerites disbanded, but there was this unusually faithful group that kept going. And these are today's seventh day Adventists. It's these group, there's group of people and there is a select group of the Millerites that had these visions that explained why William Miller's prediction was wrong. And the leader of this or the most prominent figure of these Adventists who had these visions was a woman named Ellen G. White. Ellen G. White was a Millerite. She lived from 1827 to 1915. And she was one of the main founders of the seventh day Adventists. With her visions that she had, she became one of the most up until her death. She became one of the most published women in history. Over 10,000 pages have been published to her credit. So who is this woman? She was a Millerite. She was following this William Miller and she claimed to have all these visions. You know, White, she married and they started following with her husband. She married this man, which is where her name came from. They studied a man named Joseph Bates who promoted Sabbath keeping. I'm not even really gonna get into much on the Sabbath day stuff. I'll just disprove that with like two verses from the Bible, done. But the problem is much more serious than Sabbath day keeping with the seventh day Adventists. She claimed to have all these visions confirming all these things, including the Sabbath day keeping. It's from her vision. It became a primary doctrine of the church because of her vision. You know, so basically she would just have these, she would just be overtaken and she would have these visions in her life, her whole life pretty much. Turn to Mark chapter five. But just some physical aspects. Let me give you some physical aspects of witnesses to her visions. They said she would stop breathing though her heart kept beating, sometimes up to three hours. She would become super human with her strength. At one point they said she held the family Bible in her hand for nearly a half an hour. When she came out of a vision, I'm gonna turn back to Jeremiah 23 real quick. But when she came out of a vision, this is what would happen. All seemed total darkness, whether in the daytime or a well lit room at night. She would exclaim with a long drawn sigh as she took her first natural breath, dark, the word dark. She was then limp and strengthless. That's how her visions would always end, they said. Now, first of all, does this strike you as something from the Lord? I mean, look at Jeremiah 23 in verse number 12. I didn't even have this in my notes. But wherefore their ways shall be unto them as slippery ways in the darkness?  Look down at Mark five. Mark chapter five in verse number one. And they came over unto the other side of the sea into the country of the gardens. And when he was come out of the ship, immediately there met him out of the tombs of man with an unclean spirit, who had his dwelling among the tombs and no man could bind him, no not with chains, because that he had been often bound with fetters and chains and the chains had been plucked asunder by him and the fetters broken in pieces. Neither could any man tame him. Now look, I don't know if L and G White was possessed by a demon or if it was just a hoax. I don't know. I mean, but I'm gonna prove to you from the Bible tonight that it doesn't even matter because we have a test, we have what the Bible tells us as far as what to hold up against prophets to find out if they are false or not. And it's easy to see that L and G White is a false prophet. So whether she was demon possessed or she was just some trickster and she was in on this thing with her husband to sell books, matters not. She's still a false prophet. So let's look at some specific prophecies. These are my favorite parts of these sermons, by the way. Specific prophecies from L and G White. The Civil War. This was happening right around in L and G White's lifetime. She made several predictions about the Civil War. The first one was this. This nation will yet be humbled into the dust when England does declare war. All nations will have an interest of their own to serve and there will be general war, meaning world war. Well, England never declared war.  Again, she prophesied about the Civil War. Thousands have been induced to enlist with the understanding that this war is to exterminate slavery. But now that they are fixed, they find that they have been deceived. That the object of this war is not to abolish slavery but to preserve it. Oops. I mean, she had a 50-50 chance at that one. She missed that one too. So she basically said the Civil War was to preserve slavery and not to abolish slavery.  She privately told people during the Civil War period to not have children because the world was about to end. She taught that salvation was only available to the Millerites because in the period of 1844 to 1850, she was receiving frequent public visions. She claimed on a number of occasions to have seen a vision. The door of salvation was shut for all those who were not part of the 1844-Millerite movement. The Adventists, though, rejected this in 1850 because this is bad for business, okay? I mean, seriously. I mean, I could just about imagine the meeting, right? Like, look, she had a vision that says nobody else can go to heaven except us five people. So we have to do something about this, right? Because we want more people than us five, right? I mean, so they did away with that one, all right? Now, of course, she predicted the end of the world. Of course, I mean, what, like I said, what kind of prophet would you be if you didn't predict the Second Coming of Christ, the end of the world, all these different things? Elegy White prophesied the world would end in 1843, 1844, 1845, and 1851. So that wasn't working out. She prophesied in 1851. Now, the time is almost finished, and what we have been six years in learning is that we will have to learn in months. So then she starts making it more general, but it's coming in a few months, right, after 1851. The specific date thing wasn't working out. So at a conference in 1856, she says this, I was shown the company present at the conference. So it's like me talking to you folks here, right? I was shown all of you people here. Said the angel, turned to Matthew 24, by the way, said the angel, this is her quote, some food for worms, some subjects of the seven last plagues, some will be alive and remain upon the earth to be translated at the coming of Jesus. All those people are dead now. Another one failed. Now here's, I mean, this just shows you how Ellen G. White didn't even know the Bible. Turn to Matthew 24, verse 36. Matthew 24, verse 36. Make sure you turn there, let's look at this verse, because there's a couple of things she missed on this one. But of that day or hour, knoweth no man. Know not the angels of heaven, but my Father only. So first of all, nobody knows the day or hour. And second of all, the angels don't know either. So some angel told her that these people are gonna see the end, and the angels don't know the Bible, says. Only the Father knows. Look, she has, we can't keep going. I mean, I wish we could just go through all this stuff. But there's all sorts of other prophecies, like visions on health, geology, genetics.   She taught that if you did that, it would become a genetic disorder and your children would be born with waist like that. I'm serious. I mean, this is what these Seventh Day Adventists today believe this woman was given visions from God. They believe that it's God-given prophecy. World population, this is another good one, then I'll stop. But she predicted that if the world didn't end that everyone was just gonna die from disease. So she started getting really general with the endings because she was just like missing the mark constantly. So she was like, all right, but everyone's gonna die from disease. Because she was really this health kick type person. She predicted that tea is bad for you, which tea is good for you. Coffee's bad for you. Coffee's good for you. Yeah, exactly. That's heresy. Now look, she predicted that if the world didn't end that disease was gonna take over and the entire world was gonna be depopulated. So the population of the world at that time was about one billion in the 1850s. Today it's like 7.5 billion people. So I mean, there's another one. We could just keep going on and on and on. We could go on all night on just this one thing. So she's a false prophet. We know that for a fact, according to the Bible. Because what does Deuteronomy 18 say? It says that if it doesn't come true, then false prophet. Okay, that's what we learned last week. All right, now, the Seventh-day Adventist beliefs. We have to get into this because it's, we're gonna have to dive deep down this rabbit hole tonight. Their beliefs versus the Bible. The first thing is, they believe that LNG whites prophecies are inspired from God. Turn to 1 Timothy chapter six. So we know that LNG whites prophecies aren't inspired from God because they're false prophecies and that's what the Bible tells us. In Jeremiah 23, 21 that we just read, the Bible says, I have not sent these prophets, yet they ran. I have not spoken to them, yet they prophesied. People just saying things that God didn't tell them to say. Look at 1 Timothy 6. Look at verse three. If any man teach otherwise and consent not to wholesome words, even the words of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Bible, and to the doctrine which is according to godliness, he is proud knowing nothing, but doting about questions and stripes of words, where have come envy, strife, railings, evil surmises, perverse disputings of men, corrupt minds, and destitute of the truth, supposing that gain is godliness from such withdrawal thyself. I bet people made a lot of money off these publications of hers and all these followings that she had and these conferences that she had. They accepted a false prophet that was not sent by God. Okay, so how could this have happened? You wonder, how could this have happened? How could they just listen to some woman who just has all these visions and just says all these crazy things and fall for all of it? Well, here's how. The second belief is this. The seventh day Adventist belief on the word of God is this, that the holy scriptures, now here's where they get tricky. All these false religions are very tricky in the way they word things. The holy scriptures are the infallible revelation of God's will. They do not believe, they believe that the Bible is God's thought inspiration. They do not believe the verbal, I know, it doesn't make sense. They do not believe the verbal inspiration of the Bible. Forget their wordiness and what they say. They don't believe that these are the literal words of God. That's how they get, they fall, that's how people fall into these things. All right, so what does the Bible say? What does the Bible say? Turn to Psalm 12. Psalm 12, verse six. We read this last week, we have to read it again. Psalm 12, the middle of your Bible, you'll find the book of Psalms. Psalm 12 and verse number six. They don't believe that the Bible's actual words are true. They believe that it's God's general will, it's his thoughts, you know, it's kind of the direction he wants us to go, all these types of things, okay? What does that lead to? What does the Bible say? First of all, the Bible says in Psalm 12, verse number six, that the words of the Lord are pure words as silver tried in a furnace of earth purified seven times. Thou shalt keep them, O Lord, thou shalt preserve them. What is them? The words from this generation forever, the words. You wonder why we're King James only? Because the individual words in this book matter. They matter. How many times have we gone through Romans, chapters in Romans, we're like, you know what? If this word was changed, this would mean something different. If this word was changed, people take this out of context and don't read these words over here, this could mean something different. These words have to be preserved because every single word matters. Second Timothy 3.16 says, I'll just read it for you. All scripture is all scripture. All scripture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, correction, for instruction in righteousness. For correction, you see?  That's what the Bible says. That's why the words matter, folks. The words matter. They also don't believe that God can keep His words. And so the Bible says, thou shalt keep them, oh Lord. They just, you can't believe that God can keep His words. If you don't believe, look, I don't care what religion you are. If you don't believe that the King James Bible is God's words, then you don't believe that God has the ability to keep His promises.  That's, it's as simple as that. Because the individual words matter. The minute you move away from this, enter L and G white. This is where it goes. Look, if there's an error or a wrong word, we have a problem. I mean, if there's 1% that's wrong, and I don't know which 1% it is, can I trust any of it? No. That's why there is no errors in this book. That's why God promises, show me an error. Every single time you look in, I've looked into every single one of them, by the way.  It's too deep for them. It's too deep for them. They're on the surface up here and the deepness of the Bible goes way down here and connects. That's what it is every time. Here's the third thing that they believe from L and G white as well.  And with this also soul sleep of the Christian. L and G white said this, upon the fundamental error of natural immortality rests the doctrine of consciousness in death.  A doctrine like eternal torment opposed to the teachings of the scriptures.  To the dictates of reason and to our feelings of humanity. She just, it sounds too mean for her. It sounds too mean for her. You know, what does the Bible say? Turn to 2 Thessalonians chapter one. And I'm gonna read for you Jeremiah 23 verse 16. Thus saith the Lord of hosts, harken not under the words of the prophets that prophesy unto you. They make you vain. They speak a vision of their own heart. Just because you don't feel that it's nice for God to put anyone in hell for eternity, it doesn't matter what you feel. What does the Bible say? 2 Thessalonians one verse nine, the Bible says, who shall be punished with everlasting destruction from the presence of the Lord and from the glory of his power? Turn to Revelation 14. I'm gonna read for you Matthew 25, 46. And these shall go away into everlasting punishment. I mean, is that hard to understand? Everlasting punishment. But the righteous into life eternal. It's everlasting in both cases. It's just like God was from everlasting to everlasting. Salvation is eternal and so is damnation. God's a God of eternity. I mean, there's a theme here. Don't miss it. Revelation 14. And the smoke of their torment ascended up for two minutes. No, the smoke of their torment ascended up forever and ever. And they have no rest day or night. Look, if you just burn up, that's it. You have rest. You're done.  That's not no rest day or night. The Bible says the smoke of their torment ascends up forever and ever. I mean, it's the most terrible thing you could possibly think of. Revelation 20. Verse 10. I believe this is why God did it this way. Because first of all, he's just and holy and he must punish sin. But what could drive you to salvation more than the thought of eternal punishment? I mean, that's a good reason to be looking for some way out of that. Revelation 20, verse 10. And the devil that deceived them was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone. Where the beast and the false prophet are. They're still there. And shall be tormented day and night forever and ever. I mean, just again and again and again. I mean, it's all these hard to understand words like forever and ever, like eternal, like everlasting. That's why it's so easy to explain salvation to people. Because these words are not hard to understand. Everybody knows what they mean.  Look, I mean, it's one thing to say, it's one thing to say that I just don't believe the Bible. I don't believe anything the Bible says. That's one thing.  There is no way around that. Luke 16. I mean, Luke 16.  Being in torments, the Bible says.  It's that simple. You know, these people that we're talking to out here and these people that we're going out and we're seeing, they're one heart attack away. They're one car accident away.  I mean, it's scary if they only knew. If we could only get better at explaining that to people, is what I think a lot, a lot. Turn to 1 Thessalonians 4. We're not gonna spend a lot of time on soul sleep for Christians because it's easily, I mean, it just doesn't make any sense either. Soul sleep for the Christian. 1 Thessalonians 4, this is the verse that they use to explain soul sleep that Ellen G. White used. For if we believe, 1 Thessalonians 4 and verse 14, for if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him. So to say that they just lay in the ground and they're not anywhere, it says they sleep, what? In Jesus, turn to Philippians 1.  Paul, I mean, who thinks Paul had a good life? Who thinks Paul was on this earth just having a good time, you know, having, living the rich life, you know, eating grapes and having people fan him with big fans? No, Paul's life was rough. He was having a tough time. And in Philippians 1 and verse 21, Paul says this, for to me, for to me to live is Christ and to die is gained. He says to die is gained.  Why? But if I live in the flesh, this is the fruit of my labor. Yet what shall I choose? I want not. For I am in a strait between two, having a desire to depart and to be with Christ, which is far better. So he's basically in this, you know, wrestling match with himself saying, you know what, these people need me to be edified. I need to be preaching the gospel to people. But you know, this isn't physically fun for me. And he's like, but I need to stay for you people. He says also other places in the Bible. But he's saying, look, to die is to be with Christ. It doesn't say that to die is to sleep for thousands of years. You think that if Paul knew that when we died, we just go to sleep for thousands of years, that he would want to die and just sleep for thousands of years? No, he said to die is to be with Christ, which is far better. He doesn't want to hang out in the grave for thousands of years. Luke 16, the rich man, he lift up his eyes being in torments. And where was Lazarus? He was carried by the angels into Abraham's bosom. He went to heaven right away. It's not biblical. SDA's on the Sabbath. Seventh day Adventists on the Sabbath day. From their website, the gracious creator after the six days of creation rested on the seventh day instituted the Sabbath for all people as a memorial of creation. The fourth commandment of God's unchangeable law requires the observance of the seventh day Sabbath as a rest, worship, ministry, and harmony, which the teething and practice of Jesus, the Lord of the Sabbath. Turn to Romans 14. Romans 14. So it was one of our first visions, by the way. Her and her husband met this other false prophet and he was really big on this Sabbath day thing. And all of a sudden she had a vision about it. So that's where they base this doctrine, okay? And it's just silly. We're not gonna spend a lot of time on it either. Romans 14, looking verse number five. The Bible reads, one man esteemeth one day above another. Another esteemeth every day alike. Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind. I mean, well, let's base a whole religion on what day of the week you think we should go to church on. I mean, should I read it again? One man esteemeth one day above another, meaning one person thinks one day is really important. And another esteemeth every day alike. One person thinks they're all the same. Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind. Translation, it doesn't matter. He that regardeth the day, regardeth it unto the Lord. And he that regardeth not the day to the Lord, doth he not regard it? He that eateth, eateth to the Lord, for he that giveth God thanks. And he that eateth not to the Lord, he eateth not and giveth God thanks. You know, some things just don't matter is basically what he's saying. You know, let us not just draw these doctrinal lines every single place. So you know what? I bet you there's a lot of, you know, maybe certain opinions on things that we all don't have, you know, on things that don't matter that we maybe don't have the same ideas on in this church even. But some things just don't matter. The Bible matters. You know, what day, maybe you like Wednesday more than I like Wednesday. I mean, should we break fellowship and never talk to each other again?   Would come up with different things. Look, everyone wants to come up with something new and different and exciting. It sells. It makes people look like they're smart. If I ever get up here and start saying like, hey, I found some major doctrine in the Bible that no one's ever found before, just get out of here. Just go. Cause like I've lost it, right? Please try to help me before you go. Okay? Don't just leave me here with my family and my false doctrine. Okay. I mean, Hebrews 9-10. Let's just look at one more thing and we'll be done with the Sabbath day. You know, it's just basically talking about which stood only in meats and drinks and diverse washing and cardinal ordinances imposed on them until the time of Reformation. Look, all these cardinal ordinances were done away with Christ with the time of Reformation. Okay? Now, Jesus, let's look at Jesus. Turn to Jude 1-9. What do the Seventh Day Adventists believe about Jesus? Jude 1-9, the Jesus of Adventism, the Jesus of LNG White is Michael the Archangel. Another vision. Quote from LNG White. Get ready. The man Christ Jesus was not the Lord God Almighty. 1903, towards the end of her life. Let's read Jude 1-9, cause this is what they use. So, I mean, let's see. Just get yourself with the Holy Spirit right now. You got the Holy Spirit? We're gonna read this together and we're gonna see if Jesus is Michael the Archangel. Okay? Jude 1-9, is everyone there? Yet, Michael the Archangel, when contending with the devil, he disputed about the body of Moses. Durst not bring against him a railing accusation, but said, the Lord rebuke you. So, Michael the Archangel was having an argument, a dispute, a contention with the devil about the body of Moses. We don't know exactly what all that means, but he says that he, Michael, didn't wanna bring a railing accusation against the devil because that was the Lord's job. So, Michael is saying, no, that's not for me to do, that's for the Lord to do. So, who's the Lord? There's two people in this passage. Who's the Lord? Turn to John 20, 28.  Man. John 20, 28. This is after Jesus has risen from the dead and Thomas had doubted it and then Thomas put his hands in the holes. And Thomas answered and said unto him, after he knew, after he knew that Jesus, it was really Jesus. And Thomas said unto him, my Lord and my God, he said. Now, did Jesus rebuke him? Cause that's just Thomas. Look at verse number 29. Jesus saying to him, Thomas, because thou hast seen me, thou hast believed. That I am the Lord. Blessed are they that have not seen and yet have believed. He didn't rebuke him. Romans 13, 14. I'll just read a few. Turn to Ephesians four. But put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ. I know it's even silly to go into this. That Jesus is the Lord. Put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ and make not provision for the flesh to fulfill the lust thereof. Ephesians four, verse one. I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you that you walk worthy of the vocation wherewith you are called Jesus is the Lord. Turn to Leviticus 16. Look, we're still on Jesus here. It gets worse. Okay, so Jesus is not the Michael the Archangel. You're off of that now, right? L and G White taught that our sins would be put on Satan and not Jesus. Quote, he will come to the door of the tabernacle or the door of the first department and confess the sins of Israel upon the head of the scapegoat. She taught that this scapegoat, the person who the sins of the world would be put upon was Satan. Is who she equated the scapegoat in the Bible to. Okay?  Leviticus 16 talks about the day of atonement. I just wanna look at three things in the day of atonement. Three things. I wanna start reading in Leviticus 16 and chapter eight. We're talking about casting lots in this thing that they were supposed to do with these two goats in the Bible on the day of atonement. This happened once a year to atone for the sins of the nation. Okay? This is what God prescribed for them to do. And Aaron shall cast lots upon two goats, one lot for the Lord and the other lot for the scapegoat. And Aaron shall bring the goat upon which the Lord's lot fell and offer him for a sin offering. So the Lord's lot fell on the goat, one of the goats. And that goat was killed, he was offered. But the goat on which the lot fell to be the scapegoat shall be presented alive before the Lord to make an atonement with him and to let him go for a scapegoat into the wilderness. And skip down to verse number 21 for sake of time. And Aaron shall lay both his hands upon the head of the live goat. He shall lay and put his hands on the head of the live goat and confess over him all the iniquities of the children of Israel and all their transgressions and all their sins, putting them upon the head of the goat and shall send him away by the hand of the fit man into the wilderness. He is symbolically putting the sins onto the head of this goat, of the nation. Okay?  And he shall let go the goat into the wilderness. You see, Jesus encompasses this whole thing, okay? And I wanna point out three things. Jesus encompasses, see, this was all a picture. In Hebrews the Bible says it's a foreshadowing of things to come. This was all a picture of the coming Christ, all right? Now turn to Hebrews chapter seven. The first thing I wanna show you is that Jesus, Aaron was the priest. Jesus is the high priest. In Hebrews seven, look at verse number 11. The Bible reads, if therefore perfection were by the Levitical priesthood, for under it the people received the law. What further need was there that another priest should rise after the order of McKillsidech but after and not be called after the order of Aaron? So you have this order of McKillsidech and you have this order of Aaron. Aaron was this order of Levitical priests.  In verse 23, and they truly were many priests because they were not suffered to continue by reason of death because they would just die.  But this man, because he continued with ever hath an unchangeable priesthood. He never has to be replaced. This is talking about Jesus Christ the high priest. He never has to be replaced. It was all just a picture. For such a high priest became us who is holy, harmless, undefiled, separate from sinners and made higher than the heavens. Who needeth not daily as whose high priest to offer up sacrifice, first for his own sins. You see Aaron had to kill, Aaron was a high priest and he had to kill an animal for himself first. Jesus didn't have to do that. Why? Because Jesus had no sin. Aaron had to sacrifice for himself. Jesus was the perfect high priest. Look there's a lot here and I'm kind of skimming over it. I just want to make three points here. Turn to Hebrews chapter four. You see Jesus, Jesus was the perfect high priest. He never has to be replaced. He never has to have a sacrifice for himself because he never sinned. Look at Hebrews four, 15. For we have not an high priest which cannot be touched with the feeling of our infirmities. Jesus felt everything you feel. He felt all your temptations, all your desires, all your proclivity for sin, yet without sin. But he was in all points tempted like as we are, yet without sin. He was the perfect high priest. He never had to be replaced. He never had to sacrifice for himself. Number two, and from Leviticus 16, we have the two goats. The Lord's lot fell on one of the goats. The Lord's lot fell on Christ. Remember Barabbas? One was chosen and one was let go. This was a picture of what was to happen to Christ. One was chosen to die and one was let go. The Lord's lot fell upon Christ. Barabbas was freed. Look at Leviticus 16, verse eight. And Aaron shall cast lots upon the two goats. One lot for the Lord and the other lot for the scapegoat. And Aaron shall bring the goat upon which the Lord's lot fell and offer him for a sin offering. The Lord's lot fell on Jesus. You think that these things, all of this was put in place to happen exactly how God wanted it to happen. From the Jews wanting to kill him, from the Jews choosing to let Barabbas go and crucify Jesus, that was the Lord's lot falling upon him. And then number three, Christ bore the sins of the whole world personally, himself. You see, he's the whole thing. He's the high priest and he's the whole sacrifice. Where the priest put his hands on the live goat and he lay the sins of the nation on that live goat. Christ, the Bible actually teaches you to say, oh you're just saying that, turn to Hebrews 928. You know what, turn to Isaiah 53-6. I'm gonna read for you Isaiah 9-28. So Christ was once offered to bear the sins of many and unto them that look for him shall he appear the second time without sin unto salvation. Look, he was off, that's another thing. They did this every single year. If you read the last verse of Leviticus 16, you say that every year they will do this, again and again and again. And it wasn't to take away the sins because it says the blood of bulls and goats. It's not possible that it can take away sin. It was a picture of the coming Christ and Jesus fulfills the whole thing. The whole thing. Look at Isaiah 53 and verse number six. My last point is that Jesus bore the sins of the world personally. And the Bible reads, all we like sheep have gone astray. We have turned everyone unto his own way and the Lord has laid on him the iniquity of us all. Do you see the importance of the words in the Bible? He laid on him the iniquity just like the goat. It's a perfect picture. The words in the Bible matter. And God can preserve his words. 1 Peter 2, verse 24. I use this one all the time, soul winning. Turn to 1 Peter 2, verse 24. I'm gonna read for you. 2 Corinthians 5, 21, while you're turning there. For he hath made him to be sinned for us. Who knew no sin? That we might be made the righteousness of God in him. In 1 Peter 2, 24, as far as Jesus bearing the sins of the world, it says, who his own self bear our sins in his own body. On the tree that we being dead to sins should live unto righteousness by whom stripes we are healed. He bear them in his own body. For on him, this Satan, the sins of the world are on Satan.  What Christ had all the sins laid on him. Turn to Hebrews 9, 12. Jesus is a perfect picture of the whole thing in Leviticus 16. I just wanna just show you this one last thing. And it's better. It's better. He's a better sacrifice. Hebrews 9, 12, the Bible says, neither by the blood of goats and calves, but by his own blood, he entered once into the holy place, having obtained eternal redemption for us. How long are you saved? Eternally! Verse 24, for Christ has not entered into the holy place made with hands, which are of the figures of the true, but into heaven itself, now to appear in the presence of God for us. Nor yet that he should offer himself often, he doesn't have to do it again. As the high priest entered into the holy place every year. Look at the last verse of Leviticus 16. Leviticus 16. And this shall be an everlasting statute under you to make an atonement for the children of Israel for all their sins once a year, every single year. In verse 25, nor yet that he should offer himself often as the high priest entered into the holy place every year with the blood of others. For then must he often have suffered since the foundation of the world, but now once in the end of the world, he has appeared to put away sin by the sacrifice of himself. He did it once. It's better. It's perfect. It's complete. It's done. It's eternal. If you could lose your salvation and you would have to get it again, the Bible says you would be crucifying Christ afresh. This is why the veil rents in the temple because it was done.  More stupidity, by the way, is that I wasn't gonna go into this, but I'll just explain it real quick. In 1844, she taught that one of the reasons she said that the Millerite, that William Miller's prophecy was wrong, because, oh, he misunderstood what was gonna happen because Jesus turned, I just thought of something, turn to Acts 2. We love this verse soul winning, but she's like, hey, Jesus, he really didn't come back. He just went into the holy of holies and he's cleansing it. So Jesus has been cleaning for the last 115 years or whatever. Where is Jesus? Where's Jesus? Maybe the Bible will tell us. Look at verse 31. He's seen this before, spake of the resurrection of Christ, that his soul was not left in hell, neither did his flesh see corruption. So his flesh was on earth in the tomb and it didn't see corruption, because guess what? And I know this perfectly, because after about three days, an animal starts to smell. Flesh starts to smell.  After the third day it's like, we better get that thing out of here or get that thing on the rock pile because it's gonna start to smell. And his flesh didn't see that corruption, but his soul went to hell, the Bible says. This Jesus hath God raised up, whereof we are all witnesses, therefore being by the right hand of God exalted and having received of the Father the promise of the Holy Ghost, he has shed forth this which he now see in here. For David is not ascended into the heavens but he saith himself, the Lord said unto my Lord, sit thou on my right hand twice. He's sitting on the right hand of God. He's not cleaning anything. The Bible says that over and over again. Jesus Christ is on the right hand of God. It's just made up. They're just stealing words from the Lord. They're perverting the prophecy of God. Leviticus 16 is a picture, you see? It's a perfect picture and Christ paints it perfectly. It's complete. He's the high priest, the Lord's lot fell on him and he bore all the sins on himself. So the point I'm trying to make is Seventh-day Adventists, different Jesus, completely different guy. He's not where they say he's supposed to be. He didn't bear the whole sins of the whole world and let's look at salvation. What do they think on salvation? Maybe they have that right. The experience of salvation, this is their words, not mine. In infinite love and mercy, God made Christ who knew no sin to be sinned for us. So that in him we might be made the righteousness of God, led by the Holy Spirit we sense our need, acknowledge our sinfulness, repent of our transgressions, and exercise faith in Jesus as Savior and Lord. Substitute an example. In righteousness by faith, they even have a section called righteousness by faith. Sounds pretty good. First of all, they just said repent of our transgressions. Okay, maybe they just didn't know what they were writing there. Righteousness by faith. Righteousness by faith included both justification and sanctification. Our standing before God rests both in the imputed and imparted righteousness of Christ. Justification is for sins committed in the past only, as if the sins that Jesus died for. First of all, none of us were even here 2,000 years ago. As if the sins that Jesus died for were like only the future sins of brother Ryan that were right up to his point of salvation. And then we have an imaginary line we draw it. You see?  On assurance of salvation, but wait, there's more. Assurance of salvation. Our standing before God rests in both the imputed and imparted righteousness of Christ. Assurance of salvation before the judgment is presumptuous. So you can't be assured, it says. You know, drum roll. Drum roll, it's works. I mean, all that. I know, I hope it gets more exciting as we keep going through this series. But it's just, I mean, it's just false prophecy. It's works. It's heresy.   It might not be as cartoony, but there's more false, maybe not, I don't know. There's just like so many false prophecies. It's crazy.  And you said it was gonna end. What's up with that? I mean, people probably brought that up, right? You know what she blamed it on?  And then tomorrow goes by, and we all meet up on Thursday night for Romans 14. And you guys are like, hey man, what's up? Jesus didn't come.  It's because of your lack of faith.  He was coming and he canceled this ticket because of you. I'm serious. This is what she did. Again and again and again. People are Seventh Day Adventists today. Can you believe it? I mean, it's a cult. It's a cult. It's not Christian. You know, when you don't believe in the Bible, literally, when you don't believe this is literally God's word. First of all, if I didn't believe this was literally God's word, I wouldn't believe any of this. You know what I'm saying? I mean, if I was honest with myself and I believe that there was even errors in here, I wouldn't believe any of it. But at that point, when you've gotten to that point and you say that you don't believe that these are literally God's words, anything goes. I mean, anything goes at that point. You know, it's not like, look, it's not like God hasn't warned us. I mean, just Jeremiah 23. I mean, I just love hearing Jeremiah 23. Just spoken. I just love it. This is why we are Baptist. This is why so many people are mad at us all the time because the Bible is our boss, period.  And we all should.  Because this word, the screen of this book is a fine mesh and none of this stuff will get through because it's perfect and it will clear out all the false doctrine and you just filter any doctrine that comes in, you just filter it through the words of the Bible and it will catch it all every last piece. So when somebody tells you that Seventh-day Adventists, because you'll hear this more often than the Mormon thing, that Seventh-day Adventists are Christians and it's just another denomination of Christians, no, they're not Christians. They believe in a different God than you do. They believe in a different Jesus than you do. They believe in the prophecies of a woman. They believe she was inspired by God when she said, Jesus is not the Lord Almighty. Different God. These are not small differences. Seventh-day Adventism. Let's bow our heads and have a word of prayer. Dear Heavenly Father, we thank you for the Bible. We thank you for the fact that it is perfect. We thank you for the fact that we can hold in our hands your perfect preserved word. Lord, I pray that you never let us take that for granted. You always remind us that people have died to have the privilege that we have here today. Lord, I pray that all these heresies that you just help us completely filter them through the perfect fine-screened view of the world. We love you. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen.


Kind of show you because I don't know what to call it. Okay, but like, okay I'm gonna take this I'm gonna get the code and I'm gonna put it in another box I'm watching people walk outside crazy They pride they probably never seen snow in their life they're excited He said he said well, they probably never lived in it and I said maybe Okay, so now David when I click here to download my sellers guide Are you gonna take me to this page to fix it because I don't know how to pick awesome. Awesome. Let's do that I think we will be doing later No, we can do it right now. Let's do it right now. Okay Yeah, so let's X out of here and Let's let's go into the culture. Let's go into the edit. So click the three dots and just click on edit Okay Close this To that same page, right? Yes. Okay, you'll be proud of me. I figured out how to download a video on Karcha and Surdited in that in the thank you page. Oh you did that part already. I Did it already. Awesome. Awesome. Great job. You go look at it. It's right because I'm not sure. Yeah for sure So in this case with this with this simple opt-in form, that's what it is. It's the opt-in form So all we're gonna do is simply hover over the button and then let's go into edit So let's let's hit the edit on the button. Yeah that pencil and then over here. It's the link So click on link right at the top link So here in this case, it's a pop-up form so when they click a button I can send them wherever like for example link to another cartridge page That would take them to a cartridge page or link to another page Excuse me, I could take them to a cartridge page or I could take them to a completely different page With link to another page scroll to a particular Section of a page download a file. So there's many different things yours is the opt-in form So all we're gonna do is we're gonna we're gonna hover over To the right so let's scroll to the right that red square That's where the image is that for the for the background. So just hit edit So let's change this hit edit right through the pencil. Oh, wait. Yes. I'm sorry And then and then this background image is right here. So click on image and then you can change that image To the same picture I have on the other one. Yeah, that'd be good or something different I mean, you can always The same one select it and then just hit confirm and then click apply Yeah, and then and then also what you can do is you can change the opacity. So that 30% Change that to just play around with that change it to 70% see what it looks like change it to Already, I'm sorry Opacity, where is the no no go image image? So that opacity image opacity 30% Okay So I play around with it. Yeah, play around with it go to 70 see what it looks like 70 Hit apply you got to always click apply Yes, so that brings it out more, you know, then you could probably go to 90 It'll probably bring it out even more but but that looks good too Yeah, so that looks good so you can always just hover over the text and you can you can change the text So there's the oh, right. Yeah, I have to remember how to do that though. So So the tea you can change it You can't If you have a headline already in mind I don't Okay, so whatever you maybe whatever you you you wrote on the landing page just right here Yeah, and I can't remember what I wrote on so X out of that configuration to the left to click the X X Get it get rid of that. Yes, we can see what you're looking at so You can always just hover over Hover over what or do you want to change this text or do it later? Yeah, I want to change the text, but I wait. I know what I could do. Let me just Yeah, maybe open up the page Yeah, I have things to consider when selling your house so I can say Um things to consider before Selling your home. Yeah, something like that. Perfect. Perfect Maybe use the white. Yeah, there you go. Perfect. Thanks to consider before selling your home awesome Okay, and then now and now hold on hold on real quick. So now hover over the form Hover over the form Right there hit that edit hit that edit the pencil right there the edit pencil It now change the text in the button So go to the button click on button Click on button the top no There's the text for the button you can even change the color action See and this is this is just what I call your back end This is what I call your machine once you build this machine. It's a one-time thing It's it's obviously the most time-consuming part But once you freakin build it, it's a machine now all you do is just feed the machine and and this could be a lead Generating machine for you, you know that you set up one time and then you just leverage, you know with with running ads Right because you can use the same when I do other seller seller's guide You see exacting stuff, right? Oh, I don't Good. Yes, you could just clone it so you can clone your landing page change out the image now Now use it for your buyer guide or clone it, you know, change out the image and use it for a listing You know and just do the minor changes And and yeah, so it becomes very easy once you really get the hang of it You could just do something once and just duplicate it over and over and over and just use the same type of you know Template, yeah, but you will help one more, right? So I'll remember so I'll know we're gonna be on this for many more And I'm also I'm also starting group group calls as well. That starts this Wednesday, which you'll get an email about So every every Monday and Wednesday I'm gonna be going on zoom with a group of Cartier users and just teaching I'll be doing it myself hosting it and And it's just gonna be a Q&A. So Cartier has their Q&A every Tuesday and Thursday I'm gonna have my live zoom Q&A Every Monday and Wednesday, and that's gonna be at 3 p.m. Central Perfect. So every Monday and Wednesday any random Cartier question. Yes, jump on you'll get an email But just jump on and learn learn this stuff with me Okay. Yes. Um, so Yeah, and so somebody it's okay that it has my name and email in there No, that's just that's just Cartier's artificial intelligence reading your computer So the fact that that you're on your computer and and that's that's your information. They're just pre-populating That's how smart this system is so Yeah, so if for example if somebody else actually when you're in here Hold up get out of there real quick out of the actions move move out of there When you're in a form when you're in a form you have to yeah, click out of that actions No, I think you give her to that preview say progress give her to that so click maybe click below Yeah, I got it whenever you're in a form and you're editing a form always click done right there to the right Oh, always click done first or outside for some reason that that doesn't save I don't know why and then and then hit actions and then say progress So just say progress every few minutes if you can yeah, so What I was saying, what was I saying I was saying Is that it auto-populate?  So so if anyone has ever been on a page of yours before and then they come to your page on their computer Their information will already be there. It's kind of just like Cartier's just helping them and pre-populating it for them Which helps out conversion. Yeah, which helps your conversion, which is crazy. So it's amazing See if I get anything Yeah, so click here to download my seller seller's guide now. Okay, cool So so put let's let's publish live Let's publish live and then all you have to do now is go and open up. Yeah, let's exit of this close And then and then let's scroll down real quick scroll down. Let me look at the footer everything everything. Okay on the footer everything So there's your there's your bookmark I mean not your bookmark, but your copyrights and then all the icons are saved. I Think I've got them right. Yeah, and I went ahead and did what you showed me last time. I made this Favorite so and so now it's there on my footer is whenever I want to awesome. Awesome.  So hit component or hit sections to the left. What do you have saved? Let's just let's just Saved is the footer hit favorite at the top favorites. Oh Is that where I got it from? Okay, so get rid of get rid of the exp one get rid of the exp one Even get rid of that top one that darker. Yeah, get rid of that one that way you just over here You just start collecting all of your, you know assets that you want to use over and over and over that footer It's perfect for all your pages from this point on now. There's a deal though. Here's a deal. Here's a deal. I'm glad we're here Get out of there hit hit the X block templates go back to the bottom. Here's the deal. I'm glad I'm catching this On the landing get rid of that hit that X right there X that out X that out now You saved it and that's fine, but no down the hover over the icons Right where you're at. Oh Here no no no the icons the icons the icons. Oh Yes, X that out On a landing page You don't need any of that. So on a landing page. You don't want your social media icons No, only on the thank you page. So when you get to the thank you page, then you can connect with me on social media. Oh Okay, okay Because because the last thing you wanted to be doing is running Facebook ads getting people to click and come here and Then instead of hitting the yellow button they click and they follow you on LinkedIn. Oh Okay, I don't want to pay for you to follow me on LinkedIn. You know what I mean? I'm paying for you to click the yellow button, right? So okay, so the less distraction the better Yeah, what you want to do also and This is just for the landing page This is just for landing pages that you're driving that you're driving traffic to that you're running Facebook ads on just for the landing page Let me send you this Let me send you Something really quick that I want you to add I'm gonna send it to you in the actual Chat in the in the chat box here on zoom so go to Go to the chat and let's just Where is the chat See it to you. Oh wait here it is. This is it you there. Yeah, I'm here Maybe that isn't the chat, you know what I want you to put the whole thing so go into the chat grab that Copy copy that whole thing So go in and open up the chat Is this it No, it's right there on the bottom right right right by your share screen or yeah, right. It's right there the orange. Yeah Underneath yeah, it's underneath online so Can you move that see if you can drag and or hide just click hide yeah hide Yeah, okay So copy this entire all that verbiage copy all of that and then and then let's go to cartridge real quick and What I'm gonna have you do is simply grab so score to the very bottom of the page and Then just to the very left go to Maybe sections is it sections and components? Only two things we work out of but I always get them confused so hit sections real quick see if it's in there We're looking for the text. So just um, yeah, I think it's in components. It's in component Yes, so look for text and just click on text. I think it's up. Yeah, it's up. So so grab a text Folder or block the top one. Yeah, that's actually the only one and all you're gonna do is click and drag it below your copyrights Should I should I delete what's in here? No, no. Yeah. Yeah, we're gonna delete that. That's just an example So click and drag it below Drag it below your copyright. All right, but don't you want me to put the right text in it? Yeah, you are Christine Just click it drag it below. Oh really? All right. Yeah Like this. Yeah, click it drag it. Don't let it go go to the bottom go to the bottom drag it below Put it below your copyrights So just keep going. Yeah. Yeah, you might have to find that fine Below the right there. There we go. Perfect right below the copyrights It's somewhere on the page let's scroll back up. I think it might be Okay, I thought that's why you can't let it go because then oh what happened Right there. Drop it. Perfect. Okay. So now X out of the block templates or yeah Just so you can give yourself some space or you can see Now I'm gonna change it. Yeah now hit the T and paste in Paste in that hit the T. No the T Okay, so delete delete all that and then just paste in what what you got Okay, so this right here is important for a landing page and so just change out my name Change out my company name and just put put your name and you can even make make the font even a little smaller if you want but that's I mean, that's fine right there, but Put my name or yeah, yeah, just replace your your information my my name your company name just replace it So this is just what Facebook looks for it's like a disclaimer So Facebook Facebook would would would notice this and Appreciate it.  It's at 0.6. But see if you can go to a point I don't know if you have to highlight it Oh, I have to get I have to get the text again done just double click double click copy it That's not over it Just hover over it and then hit the pencil now hit the pencil So now what we're going to do is just bring the margin so that margin Move it all the way to the right the little dot Oh this one this thing. Yeah, move it to the very right and then click apply All the way to the right all the way Okay, so that just dropped it. Okay, perfect. So now say progress actually the icons get rid of those icons The reason why they're they showed back up against because you didn't publish live So say progress publish live And then and then return a dashboard and this page is is good to go perfect Published live. Okay. So now You could just get get out of here. So now we'll just close and then return a dashboard actions and then return a dashboard And that's pretty much different editing of a page, but that's what was needed at the bottom So go to your actual page free seller guide the tab Okay, is this the only page where we really have to put that that's the only page Where are we going every landing page? I should say every landing page Yeah, put that so click on that one. Actually, it would never mind. So just get out of here. Let's just get out of here so All the editing that's kind of just basics of how to edit a simple page


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