Murder by Experts. The Mutual Broadcasting System presents Murder by Experts with your host and narrator, Mr. John Dixon Carr, world-famous mystery novelist and author of the recently published bestseller, The Life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. This is John Dixon Carr. Each week at this time, Murder by Experts brings you a story of crime and mystery, which has been chosen for your approval by one of the world's leading detective writers, those experts who are themselves masters of the art of murder and can hold intensity at its highest. This time, our guest expert is the noted mystery novelist, Kelly Roos. From the innumerable thrillers he has read and enjoyed, Mr. Roos has chosen a story by Robert Foster. To quote Mr. Roos, the story is a fascinating study of an ambitious and corrupt man venturing into the unknown and being caught in a whirlpool of violence and death. And now we present Carl Weber in two coffins to fill. The scene nicks place, a popular roadhouse on the west coast. It's early evening and the dimly lit cocktail lounge is empty, save for the bartender and a couple in a corner booth. Roger, we can't go on like this. Why not, darling? I'm tired of meeting you at discreet places, of seeing you only when you can get away from your wife. Just have to be patient, Eve. Patient? It's already a year. How long do you think I'll go on waiting for you? What would you have me do? Leave her. Forget about the money. We can get along. On what? Oh, no, Eve. What do you think you'll get from her? I have plans. It'll take time, but I'm very patient. Well, I'm not. I can't go on waiting, Roger. I won't. I'm sorry. Another drink? Nothing affects you, does it, Roger? War, famine or love.  Why is it that women can never break off without creating a scene?  All right, Roger. I'll break off without creating a scene. Goodbye, Roger. I'll have another Steve and put a dash of bitters in it. Hello, Thornton. Your friend left in a hurry. You're quite observant, Al. I'm a student of human nature. Nick's having a game in the back tonight. Interested? A game? Booker. Yes. Since my dates walked out on me, I'll play a few hands. Tell Nick I'll be there. It's amazing how one small weakness can disrupt an otherwise orderly and well-thought-out plan. My wife, Frida's first husband, left her with a manufacturing plant and holdings amounting to something like four million. That's a comfortable sum of money. And I'm a man who likes comfort, or I wouldn't have married Frida. She was 40 and tired and no bargain special in the marriage market. But I had plans. Plans that didn't include murder. Not then. I was a patient man. Patient until a weakness occurred and I spent the night playing cards in the back room at Nick's place. That night cost me $30,000, all on my signature. Perhaps that's why Nick's gun-happy friend Al was so insistent a couple of weeks later. I was sitting at the bar in Nick's. Thornton, yes? You busy? That depends. Nick wants to see you in his office. He wants to see me about what? I didn't ask him. I'll tell him I'll drop back after I finish this drink. Make it now. What? I said now, Thornton. All right. All right, let's have it your way. All right, huh? Good evening, Nick. Sit down. Before I sit down, let's have an understanding. I don't like the idea of your man here pushing me around with a gun. A gun? I kept it covered, Nick. And we don't want any trouble, Al. Nobody's seen me. Don't mind Al, Roger. He takes his work seriously. Perhaps someone will take him seriously someday. Al's a good boy for a price. Right, Al? That's right. I'm not interested in the merits of your bodyguard. Sit down, Roger. You're getting red in the face. Al, mix us a drink, will you? Sure, Nick. Coming up. Roger, what about that $30,000, you all mean? I'll pay you when I get it. That's a poor bet, Roger. I've been checking on you. What do you mean, checking on me?  That wife of yours has got all the dough. You haven't got a dime. My personal affairs don't concern you, Nick. I'm a right guy. I've never given a right guy a bum break yet. How about that, Al? That's right. I'm a gambler, Roger. When I lose, I pay up. When I win, I aim to collect.  Yeah, yeah. I got a lawyer, too. When you say, uncollectable, Roger, you want to figure all the angles. What angles? Al, what do you figure this guy's worth? About $30,000. Which way? Either way. What are you talking about? What do you mean, either way? Tell him, Al. Sitting up or laying down? Now, see, see here, Nick. I can see, Roger. And I want you to see me tomorrow. With $30,000. I said I'd pay you. Tomorrow. I don't know if I can get it that soon.  You're crummy.  Well, I'll do the best I can. When I said tomorrow, Roger, I wasn't kidding. Was I Al? You sure wasn't, Nick. I didn't like Nick calling me crummy. Whatever I was, I wasn't Nick's kind of cramp. I was furious with myself for becoming so stupidly involved with him in that card game. And Frida. Frida had me tied down as if I were a child, making me account for every nickel. If I'd had her, then I... I could have killed her. I'd have to have a talk with Frida. When I got home, she was in the library. You're late, Roger. I stopped for a drink.  You said you were going to the doctor's. I did go. Well, I thought you'd be late. Not this late. Is this going to be another session, Frida? No, it's not going to be another session. Roger, we're growing apart, aren't we? Oh, for heaven's sake. Now, please, Roger.  Do you know what someone called me today? Do you, Frida? No. Crummy. He called me crummy because I'm... well, because I'm tied to your apron strings. Oh, now, Roger. How do you think I felt? Vice president. I signed my name to half a dozen letters, and that makes me a vice president.  I'm sorry. You're sorry? Did you marry me so you could push a button and have me come running?  Why am I? Put yourself in my place. I have put myself in your place. Tonight, while I was waiting for you. What do you mean, Frida? Well, I thought it'd be nice if we could spend the weekend at the lodge. A mountain. Yes, Roger. Why? Oh, we could... we could talk things over. Oh, why can't we talk it over now? A weekend vacation together would be nice. Oh, then you didn't have anything to talk over. It's only a ruse to get me up to the lodge. No, no, no, it wasn't a ruse. You've been wanting to handle the advertising for the plant. I wanted to surprise you. You mean you're... you're turning the advertising over to me? Yes. I'll control the whole department. Everything? Everything. Why? Why, that's wonderful, darling. Of course it's a surprise. A charming surprise. Does it make you happy, Roger? Of course it does. I have something to do and something I can stick my teeth into. Then will you go up to the lodge for the weekend?  You need the rest, you know, and I have something important to tend to. I wanted you to go. Of course you did, dear. But next time, Frida. Next time. I promise you. Frida's act was more considerate than she realized. Having access to some funds, I could pay Nick, write it off to advertising. For a moment I felt almost kindly toward Frida. But then, as I stared at her, long and hard, wondering if I could care for her even remotely, my thoughts were revolted. I hated her for condescending to place me in charge of the advertising department. I knew I could no longer tolerate her, standing in the way of everything I was waiting for. Not until the next day did I conceive the plan. I was ready when Nick's bodyguard, Al, came into my office. Nick sent me over. I didn't think it was a social call. I don't like jokes.  I work for a living. When you work, you work hard, and when you play, you play hard, is that right, Al? That's right. Could you use, say, 5,000 to play with? I don't like chisellers. Chisellers? You heard me. Oh, you think I'm trying to buy you off because of the money I owe Nick? What am I supposed to think? I see. Well, here's a check for Nick. What do you think now? Very grand. How do I know this is good? You're smarter than that, Al. Okay. Okay, what's on? What's 5,000 worth to you, Al? Could be worth anything. Maybe. Maybe. Nick doesn't come in on this? No, no, no. This is just between us. How hard is it? Maybe a bit difficult. But 10 grand I might see. 10,000? Is it yes or is it no? Well, I don't know yet, Al. I'll give you a ring tomorrow at Nick's. I have to make some arrangements. Frida? Yes, Roger? You're still planning to go to the mountains for the weekend? No, not without you. Well, I've been thinking, you do need a rest, you know. Oh, I can rest just as well right here. Yes, yes, I realize that. But I thought I might come up to the lodge with you. Oh, Roger, do you really mean it? Of course, dear. Oh, I was so glad you decided to go with me. Oh, there's just one thing, Frida. Yes? I won't be able to come up until later Saturday evening. Oh, I don't mind driving up late. You don't understand, Frida. I expect you to drive up early. Why, Roger? Well, you can check over the repair work that needs to be done on the lodge. Repair work? Yes, I ran into an old friend of mine today, Frida. Carpenter, Al Gray. Well, he's a bit down on his luck. You know, the lodge could stand some work. Oh, that's perfectly all right with me, Roger. But must I go up early? Well, we don't want him hanging around, do we? No. No, of course not. Good, good. Then I'll ride up with Al. Now, when we get there, we can discuss the repairs.  And you want me to go up early so I can make a list of the things to be done? Yes, yes, Frida. That's it. Do you mind about the carpenter, I mean? Of course I don't mind, Roger. I'm just so happy that you want to go. Thanks for the drink, Sergeant. You haven't answered my question, Al. Now, I'm thinking. Thinking what? Murder's quite a wrap. Had your proposition. If you want to forget it, I didn't say that. Then we'll do it. When's the pay off? A thousand now. Nine thousand Saturday night. You want it done about nine o'clock just so it happens before I get there? And I get a ride back with you. Yes, yes. Maybe you try to pull something like the cups. I couldn't risk bringing the police in. You're smart enough to know that. Smarter than you think, Thornton. All right, now. Now, it has to look like a struggle and robbery. Leave that to me. Is everything okay with her wife for me to ride her up there? It will be. Saturday morning. Oh, this is Mr. Thornton. Oh, good morning, sir. May I speak to Mrs. Thornton? Very well, sir. She's right here, sir. Oh, I was afraid you might have left for the lodge already. No, no, not for an hour yet. Frida, I wonder if you'd mind doing something. What is it? Al Graves, the carpenter who is going to drive me up. Yes? His car is broken down. It's in the garage. Would you mind terribly taking Al up with you? Oh, and, Roger, really, I... He could look over the repairs himself that way. Well, when will you come up? As soon as I'm finished working at the office, I'm working on the new advertising program. Well, I suppose I could have Richard take Al and myself up in the sedan. Oh, you don't have to bother Richard. Why not take your convertible? Oh, couldn't we have that carpenter come up some other time? All right, all right. Let's just forget the whole thing, Frida, if you wish. You can go on up alone. Now, now, Roger, you know that... Things must always go your way. Well, will you drive up in your car? Yes. Al can use it to return to town. Well, all right. Where'll I pick him up? On the corner of Hawthorne and Orange. Hawthorne and Orange. Yes, I'll tell him to watch for the convertible. All right, Roger. I'll see you at the lodge tonight, darling. Things for the past few days have moved so amazingly fast and remarkably well that I had little time to reflect upon my emotions. Frida's surprising agreement to my wishes I knew was merely a new tack in her attempt to draw me closer to her. And yet, as I drove through the lane to the lodge in the evening, I had an unaccountable fear. The wind whined through the trees and the eerie sound disturbed me. I parked the car and sat for a few moments watching the lights in the lodge. It was ten o'clock. Al should have been finished long ago. I got out of the car, walked to the veranda, and opened the door. You finally got here. Yes. Well, how's it look? You satisfied? I said to make it look like a struggle. Don't it? I guess it's all right. If you got the dough, where is she? In the bedroom. Go in, take a look. Turn on the light. No, no. Ah, I can see. Satisfied, Thornton? She's... She's partly under the bed. Yeah, she got scared. She tried to hide. I had to follow her.    Why? You figure all this out and can't stomach your own stuff. Let's... Let's sit down and have a drink. Sure. You got the dough? Yes, sure. There should be some glasses here. On that shelf. I'll fix the drinks. When I get that drink, we're going to blow. Where's her car? Garage. Want to see it? No. Here you are. You needed worse than I do, Thornton. Where do you go from here, Al? A trip, maybe. Well, you have nothing to worry about from me. Then I know, Thornton. How was it? How was it done? Done. Did you leave it? I'll get rid of it. Well, here's to you, Al. Yeah. All right, Thornton. Now let's have the dough. Certainly, sir. I've got it right here. I've been thinking about you, Thornton. I think Nick's right. You're crummy. Oh, now, you shouldn't feel that way, Al. I had to do it over. You won't. Say, I'm sick. I mean, what you putting that drink on? Nothing, Al.  Will you, Al? I poured some of the liquor on Al and dipped the bottle over. Then I carried him out of the lodge across the carpet of pine needles to the bluff a hundred yards away. I placed one of Frida's expensive bracelets in his pocket and almost a money in articles of lesser value. I dropped him over the bluff and heard his body strike the rocky streambed 300 feet below. I went quickly to my car and drove away. I drove rapidly for an hour till I passed an all-night diner. I wheeled the car out in the highway, pointing it back in the direction I'd come. Then I ran the car into a ditch hard. The front fender crumpled against the wheel and the tire blew out. I couldn't have wished anything better. This was it, my alibi. I walked a mile up the road to the diner. As I opened the door, a car pulled up. When I entered the cafe, a girl got out of the car and followed me in. Where'll it be, folks? Coffee, please. And you, mister? Coffee. Say, is there a tow truck around? A tow truck? I blew out a tire and went into the ditch about a mile down the road. And Jim Parson has a tow truck. Come in, Daly. Won't be back till Monday. Here you are, miss. Nice. Wreck your car bad. Smash the wheel. I don't have a spare. Oh, that's too bad. Going far? My lot. About 50 miles up the Thornton Place. Roger Thornton. Maybe you know it. Thornton? No, can't say I do. My wife's there. But I'm sure she's all right. You don't stand much of a chance of getting a ride going that way this time of night. I suppose not. You can use a phone there. Reverse the charges. Oh, no. The phone's disconnected up at the launch. You might be able to hitch there, L.A. Once in a while, there's a car going that way. That's an idea. Anything else for you, miss? No thanks. How much? 10 cents. Thank you. Good night. I reckon the young lady didn't want a passenger. So it seems. Say, I think I will use your phone. Help yourself. Have you got that straight, Charles? Yes, sir. I'm to call the auto club. Have them pick up your car. It's quite a way to the lodge, so I'm going to try to get a ride back to town. Were you hurt, sir? I'm perfectly all right. It may be rather late before I get in, so leave a light in the library. Very well, sir. Good night, Charles. Is that all, sir? Why? Yes. Yes, that's all. Thank you for the use of the phone. No, that's okay, mister. Could you use a drink? He'd never been known to turn one down. I've got a bottle in my car. That's quite a waltz. It's nice out, and I could use a drink myself. Suit yourself. Don't mind if I sit around after I get back. Maybe I can pick up a ride. Glad to have you. I'm open the whole night. Good, good. I'll be right back. Sir? Yes? Do you say you wanted a ride to L.A.? Why, yes, yes, if you're going that way. Hop in. Well, thank you very much. I would have asked you in there, but I didn't want to give the counterman the wrong idea. Mr. Thornton. How did you know my name? You told the counterman. Oh. Oh, of course. I was just going to get a bottle out of my car. I already got it. You got it? Sure. Nice car. Thirsty girl. I had a hunch. How long were you with the car? Long enough to find the bottle and see your name on the steering post. I thought you heard me tell the counterman. Good. So then I knew you as a gentleman. Have you drunk much of that bottle? Enough.  Scared? No, no, it's for your own good. I'm celebrating. You might have waited till you got in Los Angeles. Mr. Thornton. Yes? Why'd you turn your car around and run it into that ditch? What? I know all about you, Mr. Thornton. Who are you? What's your name? Della. Della what? Just Della. Look out!  Either stop this car and let me drive or... Or what, Mr. Thornton? Stop this car. When we get to Nick's... Did you... Did you say Nick's? I'm Al's girlfriend. No. Didn't you think Al could have a girlfriend? Why did you pick me up? Because I'm not half as tight as you think I am. Then what do you want? Al was a punk, a nice punk. But punk's come cheap, Mr. Thornton. I want that $9,000. Do you think I'd carry that kind of money around?  You there? You saw it? Yes, I was there. And I saw it.  Threatening me. I don't scare easy. I know your kind. I know you. This is a gun, Mr. Thornton. I'm not afraid to use it.  If you try anything, I'll wreck this car. What's that curve? I think that goes...  No, you won't. I'll hold that wheel. Let go.  I went out of my head. I didn't know what I was doing. I shouldn't have killed her. I'm stupid, but I couldn't help it. I couldn't stop. I drove the girl's car into town and left it on the side street. I dropped the gun down a sewer and caught a bus home. It was almost daylight. I was tired and sick. It was all over. It was all over. I unlocked the front door. Quietly entered the house. My house. I was too keyed up for sleep. What I needed was a bracer. I went into the library. Good morning, Roger. Rita! Who did you expect? Rita. What are you doing here? I've been waiting since you telephoned Charles. I killed him. I killed him both. You killed him? Al and the girl and you're here. You're right here. Stop it, Roger. Roger, stop it. I'm so sorry for you. I had it all figured out. I did. That man Al, the carpenter, he told me everything, I had to pay him. You paid him? And it was the girl I saw. She was in the bedroom. Pretending to be you, pretending to be dead. Al framed the whole thing as a shakedown. He never intended to kill you. Oh, I'm so sorry for you. You said that! You said that! Who are you to feel sorry for me? I love you.  Love? Then why didn't you do something? Why didn't you tell me? I didn't know. I stayed home hoping you'd come here You know what I've done? That's why I'm so sorry for you. You say that once more, once more, Frieda. It was greed, wasn't it, Roger? Greed for my money.  I know. And I love you. Isn't it strange, Roger?  What I wanted to tell you at the lodge, Roger. Or if I'd only told you sooner. What do you mean? Frieda, what do you mean? I'll tell you. But it's too late now, Roger. You've killed two people. And you'll hang. I'll let you. What are you doing with that gun? I haven't any money, Roger. I've been wiped out. That's what I wanted to tell you. You needn't have killed them. No, Frieda. No. But I still love you. No! No! And I won't let you hang. Goodbye, Roger. And so the curtain falls on two coffins to fill, which was chosen by guest expert Kelly Rose, whose latest mystery is murder in any language. Next week at this time, Murder by Experts brings you a story of intrigue and surprise of a beautiful Hollywood actress and of a man who died twice. Selected for your approval by the famous mystery novelist Miss Helen McCloy. Until then, this is your host, John Nixon Carr, hoping you'll be with us next week at this time. In the cast of Two Coffins to Fill, which was written by Robert Foster, were Carl Weber, Eleanor Phelps, Jimmy Stevens, Miriam Wolfe, and Maurice Tarplin. Music was under the direction of Emerson Buckley and was composed by Richard DuPage. Murder by Experts is produced and directed by Robert A. Arthur and David Cogan. All characters in our story were fictitious, and any resemblance to the names of actual persons was purely coincidental. This is Phil Tarkin speaking. This is the Mutual Broadcasting System.


Amen. Colossians chapter one, part three. We're going to get through Colossians chapter one this evening, so go ahead and take a look down at Colossians chapter one. We're going to start at verse 19. We've talked about a church witness. We talked about the blood of Christ. We talked about Jesus Christ the firstborn, how Jesus has the preeminence over everything. Jesus is the Creator. He has the preeminence over creation. Colossians is just a great testimony of the person and work of Jesus Christ. So that's why we're going through this and we're going through us. No stone unturned. I don't want to blow over four verses in the book of Colossians because so many things could be missed. Look down at verse number 19. The Bible says in Colossians one, 19, it says, for it pleased the Father that in him should all fullness dwell. Now turn to Colossians chapter two and look at verse number nine. Colossians chapter two and verse number nine. So what the Bible here is saying is that Jesus, so we know that Jesus, the Word became flesh. The Word was God in John chapter one. And we know that Jesus is God, but here's the thing. Jesus is all God. Jesus is not part God. It's not like a pie where Jesus is cut, you know, just like one third of the Trinity pie. Jesus is all God. Colossians two, nine says something very similar. It says, for in him dwelleth all the fullness of the Godhead bodily. So here's the thing. This is kind of confusing for us to wrap our heads around. You say, God has three parts. You know, the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit. You know, I preached on the Trinity before. The God, you know, God definitely has three parts, three persons, three distinct individuals in the Godhead. But in every single one of those parts of the God, all of God is there. You say, I don't understand that. Well, here's the thing. You don't need to understand every single complicated thing in the Bible. And it's when people start to, you know, overanalyze, you know, all these super complicated things because look, there's things in the Bible that just aren't really that easy to understand.  I can come up with analogies and this is where people kind of go wrong. They come up with analogies like eggs and, you know, different things. And then, you know, somebody can always take a Bible verse and prove that egg analogy wrong. But here's the thing. Just take the Bible for what it says. That's all you have to do. Okay, it's when you start, you know, trying to figure out the higher things, you know, I mean, the way I look at this is I'll ask God when I get to heaven, like, hey, how did all that whole trinity thing, you know, fit together? You know, and how did that fullness work? But it's just saying here that Jesus, as we're talking about the person and work of Jesus Christ, that Jesus is all God is what it's saying. All of God exists within him. Look at Colossians chapter one in verse number 20.  So it says in verse 21, it's important that we understand this. It says you were sometimes alienated and enemies in your mind by wicked works. So now we're talking about works that we're doing and Christ through his blood reconciles our works. So we have wicked works. You are always gonna have sin in your life through your flesh as long as you live, but you will be reconciled through the blood of Christ because you have believed on the Lord Jesus Christ. Look at verse 22. In the body of his flesh through death to present you holy and unblameable and unreprovable in his sight. So the Bible here is saying that he is gonna present you holy and unblameable through his death, through his blood is how you become clean, become unblameable. It's because you put on, remember the two sermons ago, you put on Jesus. The priest just like he put on the clothing to go into the holy of holies, we put on Christ and God sees his righteousness instead of our wicked works in verse 21. Now look at verse 23. If ye continue in the faith, grounded and settled and be not moved away from the hope of the gospel which ye have heard and which was preached to every creature which is under heaven, where have I Paul and made a minister. So now, so we're seeing, now listen to this. This is kind of confusing. We look at verse 21, verse 22 talking about us being saved through Christ by his righteousness, by his blood, by his death. And then the Bible says in verse 23, it says if ye continue in the faith, grounded and settled but it doesn't say of you. It says of ye, if ye continue in the faith, grounded. I mean, you could look at verse 23 and say, whoa, that sounds like works right there that we have to, and look, some people take verse 23 and they use that to teach workspace salvation that you have to continue that you could lose your salvation because we're gonna not read verse 23 on its own. I mean, you really couldn't I'm gonna explain that to you in a second but verse 23 is talking about continuing in the faith, grounded and settled and then it's saying it's replying to verse 21 and 22 about us being saved. But look at what it says on the second word right there. First of all, reading the Bible. Reading the Bible, we always have to remember that rule number one is the Bible must not contradict itself. So if you're reading the Bible and you see something that sounds like it's talking about works and you know that the Bible says not of works in Ephesians two, you know that there must be something that you are doing wrong there. You are looking at that wrong, you're interpreting that wrong and I'm gonna show you how people interpret this wrong here. I mean, Ephesians two, eight and nine for by grace are you safe through faith and not of yourselves is the gift of God, not of works. That's one of the simplest, most easy to understand verses in the entire Bible. John 10, 28 talks about how we are eternally saved and I give unto them eternal life and they shall never perish. Neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand. It is very clear that you are not saved by works in other parts of the Bible, dozens and dozens and dozens of other verses and that you are saved once and you are saved forever. Once you have everlasting life, it's done. You can't lose it. Now look at that second word right there. Let me explain this to you. This is gonna show you why we're King James only. One of the reasons we're King James only. The Bible says if ye continue in the faith grounded and settled, ye is not the same word as you. Pull out your NIV for a second and I will show you the difference between you and ye. First of all, let me read verse 23 from the NIV. The NIV says if you continue in your faith. So in the King James Bible, the word ye is used, ye is a plural word. When everybody says, oh, you know, the vows and the these and I just can't understand them and all this kind of stuff and that's why I can't read a King James Bible. But no, you must read a King James Bible because you literally lose information if you lose these words, the these and the vows and the yeas. See, thou and thy in the Bible are singular. Ye is plural in the Bible. So when he says if ye continue in the faith in the King James Bible, he's talking to a group of people. I couldn't come up to Matthew and say, you know, I couldn't come up to brother Matthew and say in proper grammar, if ye, if he was the only one I was talking to it wouldn't make sense. I'm talking to a group of people here but in the NIV it makes sense. If you continue in your faith, I could just be talking to brother Matt or I could be talking to the whole church. You see, it's a rounding error in the Bible. That's how I'd look at it. Or you could just look at it this way. You literally lose information by not using the ye because the ye can be used for many people or just one person. So you could interpret that to be like, oh, you have to continue in your faith but ye, he is talking about a group of people here. This is why you cannot get rid of the these and the vows in the Bible because it gives us literally more information. It creates rounding errors in the Bible and this is one of them. This is a perfect one. So look, he is talking in verse number 23. Go look at it again. He is talking in verse 23. He's talking to the church. He's saying, if ye, you as a church, continue in your faith. Look, we, I'm telling you, we as this church had better continue in our faith or there will be serious consequences in this church. If we're not grounded and settled in this church, there will be consequences. You say, well, what do you mean? You know, well, the church, look, the church doesn't have a salvation. But guess what? There's plenty of churches out there who started out with the right gospel and no longer have the right gospel. The repent of your sins movement is a perfect example of this. It's a perfect example where a pastor just started getting flip it with his words. Maybe he wanted to, you know, get people to do what he was wanting them to do.  This is the path they're trying to get people, get control of the church. And then it turns into this, you know, well, true faith, it's not by repenting of your sins, but true faith will always show, you know, in people's lives, you know, in them turning from sin. Whoa, look, we want that. It should, should being a key word there for Romans four says, there's people that don't. We talked about this last week, but look, the point is, is that if ye as a church, if ye as a church don't continue in the faith in the proper gospel, if we don't continue following the Bible, there's gonna be serious consequences for this church. Nations are the same way. Aren't nations groups of people? Nations and churches are judged on this earth. Look, a group of people doesn't have a group salvation. You have an individual salvation and God promises that that's eternal. You've trusted in his son, you're saved. But as a group, there's consequences if this church leaves the proper gospel. If this church starts teaching workspace salvation and doesn't continue in this faith of the Bible, there's gonna be consequences. I mean, Jesus says in Revelation 2, he'll remove the candlestick. Look, Jesus will leave the church is what he's saying. And then there is no church. Look, that's 99% of churches today. They have the wrong gospel. They have no candlestick. They call themselves a church, but Jesus doesn't recognize the church because they've not continued in the faith grounded and settled. He's talking to a group of people. Nations are the same thing. How many examples do you need in the Bible of nations being judged? Nations are literally born and destroyed on this earth. It's not eternal salvation for a nation. Okay, a nation is born, and if they continue in the law of the Lord, the Lord will bless that nation. If they turn away from the Lord, the Lord will remove his protection from them. He will stop fighting for them. They will start losing. They will start having many princes over them, the Bible says. And then pretty soon, they're done. I mean, there's example after example of just the nation of Israel going through that very thing in the Bible. Because why? Because they didn't continue in the faith grounded and settled. That's why. They let go of the faith. So as a group, that's why it says if ye continue. So it makes perfect sense, but you have to have a King James Bible, folks. Otherwise, you just lose information and then people can just grab these single verses and say, see? No, you're saved by works. You have to continue in the faith. But that's why you need the proper word of God. Let's continue. He's talking about the church versus the person. And they get their, you know, churches can get their candlestick removed and nations are judged if they don't continue in the faith grounded and settled. Look at verse 24, verse 24. The Bible says, who now rejoice in my sufferings for you and fill up that which is behind the afflictions of Christ in my flesh for his body sakes, which is the church. Now he's just addressing the church. Where have I made a minister? Doesn't it make sense that he was talking to the church in verse 23 as he's now talking about the specifics of the church? Where have I made a minister, according to the dispensation of God, which is given to me for you to fulfill the word of God? Even the mystery, I'll underline those two words right there. Even the mystery which had been hidden from ages and from generations, but now is made manifest to his saints. Ooh, we're gonna solve a mystery tonight. Look at verse 27, to whom God would make known what is the riches of glory of this mystery. So this mystery has riches and glory in it. The Bible talks about this mystery. What is this mystery? It was hid. It was hid from ages. It was hid from generations, but now it's made manifest to the saints.  And God would make known that what is the riches of the glory. So this mystery has riches and glory in specifically talking about among the Gentiles, which is Christ in you, the hope of glory. Look at verse 28, whom we preach, warning every man and teaching every man in all wisdom that we may present every man perfect in Jesus Christ. We're unto, I also labor, striving according to his working, which worketh in me mightily. So what is this mystery? Let's look at what this mystery is first and then look at how it actually applies to us. Because look, this mystery is something very specific, number one, and it's something that should impact our everyday life as Christians. Look at Romans chapter 16. Let's first figure out what the mystery is. Let's take a few minutes and look at what this mystery that he's talking about is. Look at Romans chapter 16. Romans chapter 16. We're gonna do a little bit of a Bible study here, but we need to kind of understand the context. And I need you to kind of think like an Old Testament Christian, like an Old Testament believer tonight, but look at Romans 16 before we go back in time. Look at Romans 16 verse 25. The Bible says, now to him that is the power to establish you according to my gospel and the preaching of Jesus Christ, according to the revelation of what? The revelation of, here it is, the mystery, which was kept secret since the world began, but now is made manifest. What this means is that this mystery was kept secret until now, Paul is saying. So it was a secret, now it's made manifest, meaning it's known, it's being shown to everybody, okay? And by the scriptures of the prophets, according to the commandment of the everlasting God, made known, that's the mystery, the mystery is being made known to all nations for the obedience of faith. To God only wise be the glory through Jesus Christ forever and ever. So the mystery, the mystery is the gospel of Jesus Christ. That's what the actual mystery is, but why is he saying that it was hidden and kept secret since the world began, all right? Turn to Isaiah chapter 53. Now we have to think like an Old Testament believer, pretend you don't have the New Testament, pretend you only have the Old Testament and actually pretend you read it, okay? Pretend you know what the Old Testament says. What did everyone know about the Messiah before Jesus came? Think about this for a second, have you ever thought about that? What did the Old Testament prophets, I mean the prophets I guess are a little bit special because God like revealed things to them, but what are the actual, what are the townsfolk in the nation of Israel think about the Messiah before Jesus came? Now I mean some of this is kind of my opinion and I'll let you know what those opinions are because the Bible doesn't exactly tell us the answer to what I just threw out there, but look at Isaiah 53. The Bible has some very specific chapters that talk about the type of Messiah that Jesus would be. Okay, and Isaiah 53 is probably the most specific chapter in the Bible talking about who Jesus would be and what he would do and what he would go through specifically. Look at Isaiah 53 and we're gonna just step through just these few verses here. Who hath believed our report and to whom is the arm of the Lord revealed? For he shall grow up before him as a tender plant and as a root out of dry ground for he had no form nor comeliness and we shall see him there is no beauty that we should desire him. This is talking about Jesus and who he's gonna be and what he's gonna do and what he's gonna go through in Isaiah 53. The Bible here is saying in verse number two that he's just a plain man. You know, he does not as the Bible says Saul, he does not stand ahead in shoulders above the crowd. You know, Saul, the people looked at King Saul, the first king of Israel and they looked at him and they said that man looks like a king. He was tall, he was strong and he just, he looked the part. The Bible here is saying that this Messiah is gonna be, you know, is just kind of gonna be plain. He's not gonna be good looking. He's not gonna, you know, be someone that people would choose to desire to be a king. He is despised and moreover, he's despised and rejected of men. A man of sorrows and acquainted with grief.  Jesus said, and it says, and we hid as it were our faces from him, he was despised and we esteemed him not. I mean, isn't a king esteemed? Isn't a king held high? Surely he had borne our griefs and carried our sorrows, yet we did esteem him stricken, smitten of God and afflicted. But, very famous verse here, he was wounded for our transgression. Now it talks about the actual physical punishment that this Messiah will go through.   Look, you're not gonna think of him like, you think of victory. You think of winning battles. You think of strength. You don't think of him being, you know, beaten down and killed and tortured. But he was wounded for our transgressions. He was bruised for our iniquities. The chastisement of our peace was upon him and his stripes were healed. All we, like sheep, have gone astray and we have turned everyone to his own way and the Lord has laid on him the iniquity of us all. Now seeing kind of the description of why he's doing this. He was oppressed, he was afflicted, yet he opened not his mouth.  Look, he's shown here as being weak and just being led to be killed. He was taken from prison and from judgment and who shall declare his generation? For he was cut off out of the land of the living for the transgression of my people. He was stricken saying why this is gonna happen. And he made his grave with the wicked and with the rich and his death because he had done no violence. Neither was any deceit in his mouth. Yet it pleased the Lord to bruise him and he hath put him to grief and we shall make his soul an offering for sin. He shall see his seed and he shall prolong his days and the pleasure of the Lord shall prosper in his hand. He shall see the travail of his soul and be satisfied. Now this is talking about how God is gonna look upon this and the reason for this by his knowledge shall my righteous servant justify many for he shall bear their iniquities. Again, you know, we see and there's the last verse there but again, we see the same type of thing in Psalm chapter 22. These are the main chapters that talk about the suffering and really the servant Messiah that Jesus would be. In Psalm 22, go ahead, I'll just read you a couple of verses. My God, my God, what has thou forsaken me? This is from Psalm 22. That's why Jesus said it. He was quoting Psalm chapter 22. Why aren't those so far from helping me and from the words of my roaring? Verse 14 of Psalm 22. I am poured out like water and all my bones are out of joint. My heart is like wax that is melted in the midst of my bowels. My strength has dried up like a potsert and my tongue cleaveth to my jaws and now has brought me into the dust of death. For dogs have compassed me and the assembly of the wicked have enclosed me. They pierced my hands and feet. So we do have these chapters in the Old Testament talking about Jesus and what, you know, the Messiah is going to go through but the Jews themselves really kind of focused on just the kingship part of Christ. They just didn't really focus too much on these two chapters and they kind of ignored these prophecies. I mean, and who does, how much did the average person really know about these verses and about these prophecies about Jesus? But, you know, we can't really say, I don't really know when you look at how how much people know about the Bible today, you can kind of guess, I suppose. But the point being is they were looking, the Jews themselves were looking for a worldly king. They did not know. They did not know how God was going to save the world. They believed and read the Bible and read the scriptures that they had given to them. They would have had a better idea as I just showed you. But look, they just, they just didn't. And certainly, certainly the Gentiles, the non-Jews that didn't have what the Bible calls the oracles of God, they knew nothing about this. This is the mystery that the Bible is talking about.  It shows that even they, because look, he was largely rejected by the Jews. He was largely rejected by the Jews. So it's not even just the Gentiles. You can't even just say this about the Gentiles. If you look at John chapter five, look at verse number 46. This is one of the reasons Jesus said this. He says, for if he had believed Moses, he would have believed me. For he wrote of me. What Jesus is saying here much more broadly, he's saying, look, if you believe the prophets, if you believe the Bible, if you believed what was written about me, you would know that it's me. That's what he's saying. But he's like, you don't believe that stuff. Not only do they not know it, they didn't believe it. They didn't believe the Bible. It was a heretical Jewish religion at that point that the Pharisees were preaching. That's why they didn't recognize Jesus. It was a what? It was a mystery. It was not known to them. It was not known. So look, turn to Exodus chapter 12. Even the Jews did not fully understand, but the Gentiles themselves, the non-Jews, the people outside the nation of Israel, they had no clue. Like what is, and they probably didn't even know what a Messiah was. What is a Messiah? What's it gonna be? What's the Messiah gonna look like? What's he gonna do? What's the purpose? How will God redeem the world through the Messiah? Most of the Jews didn't know, and certainly the Gentiles had no clue. So you say to yourself, is that fair? Why wasn't everyone included? But here's the thing, everyone was included. Turn to Exodus chapter 12. You say, was it fair that really only the Jews had this information and the Gentiles didn't? But here's the thing, look at Exodus chapter 12. It's actually very fair because everyone had a chance here. Look at Exodus chapter 12 and verse number 46. The Bible says this, it says in Exodus 12 verse 46, it says, in one house shall it be eaten, that thou shalt not carry forth out of the flesh abroad out of the house, neither shall you break the bone thereof, all the congregation of Israel shall keep it, and when a stranger shall sojourn with thee, and he shall, it's talking about the Passover here, and he will keep the Passover to the Lord, let all his males be circumcised and let them come near and keep it, and he shall be as the one that is born in the land. You know what the Bible is saying here? It says that if somebody comes in and look by keeping the Passover and by being circumcised, it says they've converted. They've converted to Christianity. They are now one of the nation of Israel, and it says it doesn't matter if they're from Moab, wherever they are, and there's plenty of examples of this in the Bible. But if they convert and they believe the oracles of God and they believe what God says, it's like they're just one of you. That's it, it doesn't matter where they're from. It doesn't matter. So look, one wash shall be given to him that is homeborn and the stranger that sojourneth among you. So it says, but if somebody comes in and they accept all these truths of God, they're just like you, is what the Bible is saying. The Jews, the Jews were just the standard bearer. They were just the nation that God chose. I mean, look, somebody had to carry the truth.  I mean, they literally carried the truth. I mean, look, they messed it up, but that's what they were, that's the job that they were given. Look at Romans chapter three and verse number one. Romans chapter three and verse number one, the Bible says, what advantage then hath the Jew? Or what profit is there of circumcision? So Paul's preaching, you know, he's saying like, you know, you're saved by faith. It's like, it has nothing to do with where you were born, any of this stuff. This is the, you know, much of the part of, much of Romans. He's like, so what profit is there of the Jew then? Or what profit is there of circumcision? Much every way he says chiefly, he says mainly because unto them were committed the oracles of God. Now look, notice those two words committed. It doesn't say they had them. You know, they had the word, it was committed to them. They were committed to keeping. Look, they had the responsibility for carrying and living the word of God, for continuing, for keeping that faith. Verse 23, that was as far as churches go, we need to keep the faith, but as far as the nations go, that's what the Jews were committed with, the oracles of God, keeping them, doing them. Look at Psalm chapter 12. Psalm chapter 12. Psalm chapter 12, look at verse number six. So look, you say, well, doesn't God preserve his word? Look at Psalm chapter 12 and look at verse number six. Look at Psalm chapter 12 and verse number six. The Bible says the words of the Lord are pure words. As silver tried in a furnace purified seven times, thou shall keep them, oh Lord. Now he's talking singularly just to God. This is just saying that God will preserve them from this generation forever. But guess what? God promises that he'll preserve his word, but guess what? He uses people to do it. He uses people, I mean, didn't he use Paul to pen down much of the New Testament? The Holy Spirit moved Paul to write the New Testament. Didn't he use Peter? Didn't he use John? Didn't he use the apostles? Didn't he use Matthew, Mark, Luke to write these things? He used men to do God's work, is what he did. Look, it's still the words of God as he moved through these men, but God preserves his word. I mean, didn't the King James translators? Look, God worked through these men. God worked through these men. And God worked through the nation of Israel to keep the word of God. That's what he used that nation for. It was committed to them. It was their responsibility to keep God's promise in Psalm chapter 12 and verse number six. And God, you know, God keeps the promise whether the people fail or not, and they failed at many points. That's the story of the Old Testament right there. But the point is this, is that it was not known. This is the mystery. Is that it was not known by the Jews of Paul's time, of Jesus' time, how God was gonna bring this Messiah to the earth. How is God gonna redeem the world? It was not known, it was a mystery. And it was made manifest. It was made known through Jesus Christ. And that's what Paul is saying. He's like, it was made known. That's why go back to Colossians. Go back to the last part of Colossians chapter one. That's why the last part of Colossians chapter one. There's this mystery that's now manifest. This mystery that's now known is like, now what do we do? Just as he used men to keep the oracles of God, to preserve his word, just because he used men to carry it as a nation, to follow the word of God, to be the example of the standard bearer. Look at verse 28, he says, whom we preach. He's saying, so now that this mystery is known, and it's known to who? Now it's known to the Gentiles. He's like, now we're to tell everybody. There's no standard bearer anymore. The Jews, the nation of Israel completely rejected the Messiah. There's no standard bearer. He's like, we just have to go. In verse 28, he says, to whom we preach, warning every man. It's like, now we go out and we tell the mystery to everybody, the mystery being the gospel. The mystery being how God actually did it.  And you just like, I don't know how he's gonna do that. But then I bring 20 guys over and we've all got these certain type of tools. Look, that's how I actually do it. It's one thing saying it. It's one thing saying what I'm gonna do and all this, but the mystery became known through Jesus Christ, through the work of Jesus Christ. That's why Colossians is such an important book. It's because we are the people, these people in Colossians, as Paul was saying, it's now it's up to us to go tell every man about how God did this. So the question is, God preserves his word. God preserves his word, right? We see that the Jews, the nation of Israel, they carried the word. They carried the word, they demonstrated the word. They did two things, right? They carried the word of God. I mean, they lost it a couple of times, but they found it again. They carried the word of God. The prophets spoke the word of God. And then the nation of Israel, they left the word of God, they lost it. But can the word of God, as we have the word of God here, as we have the word of God here, which contains, it contains the mystery in it. The word of God contains the mystery, which is how God did it, how God did it, how he did it, and what you need to believe to get that gift. It's the whole answer right here. But guess what? Can the word speak for itself? Can the, does this Bible go and walk around and just like tell everybody what's in it? The word doesn't speak for itself. It's just as it was Paul's job. He's saying, we carry. As he says, we preach, warning every man and teaching every man in all wisdom, that we may present every man perfect in Christ Jesus, whereunto I also labor, striving according to his working, which worketh in me mightily. We have the Holy Spirit in us working in us mightily, and it is our job to carry this mystery to the whole world, to every, I mean, that's why he says go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature. That's a command for us. So that's how the mystery applies to us. It's now known. It's manifest. It's known. There's no excuse. It's there. It's up to us to have God work through us and go tell everyone. That's how the mystery works. That's what the mystery is. And we, as we go out soul winning, as we come up with different ministries and people come here and we sit down with them and show them the Bible, we are making known the mystery that has made manifest to the world. And that's how it applies to us. Because now we've kind of taken that baton from Paul. And it's, you know, you can say it's not a mystery now because it's known. It's manifest. It's no longer a mystery. Let's bow our heads and have a word of prayer.


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It seemed like maybe you got most all of them around. I told you I would. Yeah. That's right. You lived up to your reputation. Best wolf for on the plains. If you got them all, how come there's five of my best coats laying out there of their bellies ripped? You tell me that. I've seen them. Yeah. I bet you did. All right. If it wasn't wolves done that, maybe you can tell me what it was. Was a wolf right enough? More than likely a whole pack. You trying to tell me one wolf done all that? He's big. All my years. Well, if you've seen him, why don't you get him? He ain't easy. You don't get but a glimpse. Not enough for sure. You shouldn't tell me there's a wolf but you can't get. What's that mean? I ain't say the white one's his big medicine spirit. I've been raised by the Indians 20 years with your more engine than wife. And this wolf up, maybe that's it. What do you mean? It's all mighty suspicious. You clean out every wolf with this one. And he kills might near as much as all others did. Say it out, Guthrie. All right. Just one wolf. But you've got to stay and hunt him until he's caught.  And for one lone wolf, it ain't a bad way to spend the cold winter. You saying I let him live on purpose? I'm saying maybe there ain't no wolf.   You get out of my camp, Guthrie. Oh no. Now to him.  This here's free land. Not for no killers it ain't.  It don't matter, wolf or cold. Or man, I ain't killed me one for time, Guthrie. But it won't go very hard. You better get along now. I'm warning you, Ib. You get off of my land not till I finish what I come for. Send the dodge for the marshal, you'll see. Safely, effectively, certainly upset fast with the modern ad acid that goes everywhere with you. Dude, you know what? Ten cents. Three roll pack a quarter. Or the new Tom Six roll pack with three metal carrier, forty-nine cents. You know that this is the first time we've had a chance to eat dinner quietly and quietly spent. Do you ever think you'd like to be somewhere else? You know, just travel places like Philadelphia and Washington. Baltimore. Why would I want to be there? Well, I should think you'd like to see something besides Fort Dodge and Fort Wallace. James Crossen and Fort Blondard. Prairie and army camps get pretty dull, don't they? What I do in Washington call on President Grant. Why not? You're a famous man. Oh, sure. I couldn't wear the clothes, that's why. Ah, I bet you'd look handsome. I'll do it up like that. Well, Bill Cody does real fine. Look, Kitty, I know what you're after, but I'm not going anywhere. I would if I had anyone to go with. You'd be safe enough traveling by yourself. Well, now that isn't what I meant. I know what you meant. You want an excuse to go and you'd like for me to shaper on you. That's it, isn't it? Matt, you haven't had a vacation in years. Besides, there are worse things than being my escort. What? I guess there are. Well, I knew it wouldn't last. What? What you doing, Miss Kitty? Sit down, Chester. Oh, thank you. You all finished eating? It looks that way, doesn't it, Chester? Add stew, huh? Mmm, that was good. And a loaf of bread. And a loaf? With potatoes and... Oh, Chester, either order it or stop talking about it. I just finished a big meal and I don't even want to think about food. I just said too, Mr. Dillon, with Mr. Hightower down at the depot. That's fine. Buffalo State. That's fine. You know, Mr. Dillon, I sure do wish I was going to Wichita on the train. Everybody wants to go somewhere. What? Matt's been out all during dinner, never mind him. Now, why do you want to go to Wichita? Well, Mr. Hightower was telling me about them new cars that are going to start running. Do you know you can eat right there on the train right while you're moving along? Now, what's that got to do with Wichita? Well, that's where the cars is going to run to. Oh, I see. And then there's this fellow right there in Wichita that's got a place you can eat right spang in the railroad depot. Sounds pretty fancy. Mr. Hightower says this fellow's going to have more over the country before he's through. Now, you see, Matt, trouble wouldn't be so rough after all. Not for Chester, anyway. Food before he starts, while he travels, and more of what he gets there. Where are you going, Mr. Hightower? I'm not going anywhere, Chester. Oh. Say, I near forgot. There's somebody waiting in the office to see you. I've seen him when I come by. Oh, who? That Mr. Guthrie that cut that big spread out north of Ford County. Did he say what he wanted? Well, he sure didn't, except he wants to see you. Oh, you tell him I'll be along in a few minutes, huh? Chester, I'll go call him right now. Well, we almost made it, Matt. What, Kitty? I thought for once we'd get cleaned through a meal without you being hauled away. We did pretty good. I might have weakened you, now. I might have agreed to take that train somewhere.  No thanks, Matt. I'll just sit here and finish my coffee. Okay, I'll see you later. These are bad and martial. Maybe so, Mr. Guthrie. I just think of that. Wib Edmonds killing them cold. Now, we're not sure about that, Chester. Do you have any proof it's Wib and not a wolf killing your stockpile? Well, I don't need no proof. Marshal, you just, you go take one look at that half-breed there and he's stinking dug out. You'll see what he is. Now, look, Guthrie, just because a man doesn't keep clean or live in a house that doesn't make him a killer. But this man is Marshal. You can see it right in his eyes. They're cold. They're wide open. It's like a snake's.  I need proof, Mr. Guthrie. Unless you can prove that Wib has broken some wall, there's nothing I can do.  You're using that land, Guthrie, but it's not yours. It's open range. Wib has every right to camp there if he wants to. I'm warning you, Marshal. You better run him off before there's trouble.  Well, it ain't that, Marshal. You can bet my neighbors would be glad to cooperate. They've been losing stock, too. Well, everybody had, Mr. Guthrie. It's been an awful bad year for Wolf. You ought to thank Wib for cutting your losses. He's threatened me.   That's murder you're talking about, Mr. Guthrie. I'm talking about self-protection, Marshal.  He might just do it. He lived with him until he was about 20. Maybe he should have stayed well. Well, any man wants to get back to his own people. You asked me, Wib, Edmund, you don't quite pay in with any people, white or Indian. Well, I'll admit being a Wolf isn't a very fancy way to make a living, no matter what man. Anyway, we better write out and have a talk with him. In this weather? Well, somebody's murdered Justin. We can see further up here, too, not that there's anything to see. I missed his dugout. You come here, follow me. You're going to leave that poor coat tied up to get half? You won't get hurt. Now, this will do fine. Eat in the pot, if you want it. Well, say not a muskrat, me. Muskrat, me. Here's the coffee, Mr. Dunn. Yeah, thanks, Chester. Your peace, Marshal. I can tell you right now, I... You won't get anything more from him. I want nothing from him. There are plenty of other ranchers that pay you to hunt wolves. Talkin', Marshal. I'm only trying to find out why you want to stay in this place. That wouldn't be that you're planning to get Guthrie with it.  You got one up and out there right now for bait. It's different. It's the only thing that'll tempt this big-foot wolf. Is that the wolf you told Guthrie about? Yeah. Yeah, and I'm going to take him this time, Marshal. If you didn't spoil the trap I am. Webb, are you sure that's the only reason you want to stay? I got to finish what I started. I got to get that big wolf, Marshal. And Guthrie better hadn't tried to stop me, neither. You mean you'd kill a man just because of a wolf? This one is different. It's white and big. I don't care how big or what color he is.  You don't understand. This one is special, Marshal. This is the most important wolf of my whole life. But why? Well, he's white. That's why. Well, isn't the white wolf big medicine to the Indians?  Well, Webb, maybe you've lived alone too long. Maybe you need a change. I'm all right, Marshal. I never thought things clearer. Any man needs to be around other men some. Maybe I got no use for men, Marshal. It's sure they got none for me. You don't get much chance, Webb, before you became a wolf or when you were a killin' buffalo, you wanted alone, always. Sure I did. Maybe someday I'll tell you why, Marshal. But right now, all I got to say is I ain't leaving here. And if you stay, there'll be a killin'. I will spend the night here, Webb. And in the morning, you're coming back to dodge with us. He's gone. Webb's gone. I don't know how it happened. I just closed my eyes for a minute. And when I looked up, he was gone. Well, when was this? Just a couple of minutes ago. I didn't fall asleep. I was right. Didn't he just slip out? All right, all right, all right, Chester. I don't know. Maybe you should have took both watching me. It's all right. He can't have gotten too far. At least he didn't take 10. Wait a minute. He's gone. You just follow me. Couldn't be too hard and spot-web. His moonlight on the snow makes it most of his brightest day. Yeah. You just be quiet, though. He's caught that move. I don't know.  The little city? Yeah. That's to be the way the coast's acting. Yeah, listen to him. He's trying to jump out. So he might have never made it, too. Come on, let's move up closer. Look. That wolf tore him up something to pierce him. Yeah. Why didn't you shoot him, Webb? You were standing right there with your rifle. White wolf? What did that have to do with it? 20 years with Cheyenne to go back being the white man. Never could.   Like a white man. 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So guys I am back with another Howl Divers 2 video and today guys we go over the latest and greatest news and leaks surrounding the game including brand new weapons, one that could be the constitution ceremony rifle which players saw back in their Howl Divers 1 days, we also see a new strategy which looks absolutely incredible, some amazing new looking cool player cards and more so let's go. Ok so the winner of my previous 2100 Super Credits giveaway is Chief Fowthu, I'm not sure how you pronounce that but if this is you hit me up on my discord link down below to claim your winnings. Now if you guys want to win 2100 Super Credits or the game if you haven't got Howl Divers yet or purchased through the game it's as simple as this, liberate this video with a massive thumbs up, make sure you are subbed with those post notifications turned on and drop a comment down below. This will be two giveaways in one day, surely that's worth a like in itself. I'm also running an active giveaway for 2100 Super Credits or the game live right now on my discord all you gotta do is join, become a part of my community it's as simple as that and my discord is linked down below so do check it out. Ok so let's get into this people and first things first we have some brand new leaked datamined weapon models that are yet to hit the game. And first up we have this one right here, now credit to these goes to this spaceman 0915 over on reddit, here's the one who datamined these files, this video would not be possible without this dude so thank you sir. So this one right here does a bit of speculation around to me, it looks like an assault rifle people are saying it may be a sniper, I'm not sure this looks like an assault rifle to me, screams an assault rifle to me, but what do you think, let me know down below. I'm seeing a bit of an M4 here, now when I first saw this I thought starship troopers but then I went and had a look at that and the weapons are completely different, I don't know why this is the shape of it just remind me of starship troopers but it definitely ain't that but I do see a bit of an M4 here, what do you think, let me know down below. Ok so next up we have something that's definitely a sniper, this thing looks like a 50 cal for sure, it looks like an absolute monster and I'd definitely say this has got to be a support weapon, what do you think now seeing the bipod on this thing could just be something a little different to how it is too, where it's a weapon you can only use while you're prone maybe, I mean this thing looks like it hits pretty hard and if we look closely we can see like a tooth hanging off the front tied to it, this definitely insinuates to me that this is some anti-bug weapon for sure and it's going to hit really really hard but as of right now details are obviously scarce, we're all just theorizing here but it still looks like an absolute monster and I cannot wait to see this in game. Next up we have this model of what's a rocket launcher, I mean where do we go from here guys, a rocket launcher is a rocket launcher, now we know we have the Quaser Cannon which is a new strategy which I showcased you gameplay on that earlier today, that thing looks like an absolute beast, this one though where do you even go with it, it's a rocket launcher until we see gameplay of this it's quite hard to speculate, well who knows guys who knows let me know what you think down below. Now next up guys I see a weapon that's screaming all kinds of models at me, I'm seeing sniper, I'm seeing assault rifle, I'm seeing bipods, I'm seeing anti-tank, I'm seeing elephant gun, I'm seeing absolute destruction but what is this thing, now again I didn't play How Divers 1 so if this is a weapon that could have come across on there, do indeed let me know but whatever this thing is the front of it screams 50 cal, the center portion screams assault rifle but then again we only have this current model image right now, we can't really see the scale of it, the real of it seems as though you got a hold on for your life so yeah whatever this thing is it's going to be an absolute beast that is for sure. Okay so we're going to move on guys to this weapon right here which people are basically saying this could indeed be How Divers 2 implementation of the Constitution ceremony rifle, now I had a look at this thing up on Google because obviously I didn't play How Divers 1, now it kind of seems the same and its full name is the M2016 Constitution but after reading up about it guys I mean although it looks like an absolute beast in regards to its model if this is the Constitution the description from How Divers 1 isn't promising it states the M2016 Constitution is a reproduction of the old M1903 service rifle used in ancient times it's fairly ineffective in combat but is used within Super Earth's armed forces as a ceremonial rifle. Every citizen is issued one once they turn 16 to encourage service so yeah but me personally I look at this model and it I mean yes it's a lever action rifle but besides that I ain't really seeing any similarities here this thing looks like it's going to hit really hard looking at how short this thing's barrel is I mean I love lever action rifles in any game I mean I'd love a better one in How Divers 2 so yeah hopefully this is what this weapon will eventually offer in regards to when it does eventually hit this game now a fellow Redditor who goes by the name of Ironsize I covered some of his work in my video earlier has now textured this lever action rifle and as you can see it's looking pretty badass with that wood and that metal together really loving the look of this thing I mean it just makes me want to get my hands on it even more I'm not gonna lie to me definitely doesn't scream the Constitution rifle but I could be wrong it just looks too different to me but hey who knows guys but we will see when this thing hits the game I mean I'm quite looking forward to it I'm not gonna lie but what do you guys think let me know down below people okay so next up we have some new gameplay of a new strategy I'm coming called the MS220 missile silo now cover this briefly in my previous video but looking at this gameplay on the screen now guys we get a much much better well concepts of how this thing will work and it does seem as though this thing is going to be an absolute beast so first things first we notice that has a cooldown of 180 seconds which isn't too bad so how this seems to work is you basically call in the stratagem it lands and what you'll notice is a missile comes out the floor you win over two and you grab the mini missile targeting designator you then pinpoint where you want this missile to land it shoots out the floor it blasts whatever it hits into absolute oblivion now seeing this it looks like it's gonna be super super powerful I said in my video earlier this thing could be on the border of being overpowered but that's how we want to feel we want to feel overpowered people but yeah the gameplay here is just brief and short if you want to check out it's got like five minutes of this thing working against chargers biotartons and more I'll link his video down below do go check him out show him some love but this thing looks absolutely brutal for sure so yes the MS220 missile silo this thing seems to hit real real hard and lastly for today's video guys we have some new leaked cool looking player cards now there are three in total and you'll see these on screen now now I'm not too keen on the middle orange one I'm not gonna lie but the third one on your far right I do like the look of definitely kind of thinks that Wolfenstein stole do you not agree but it also looks very automaton-ish do you not agree guys I mean I saw a theory I'm ready a guy said well which even repeating it sounds a bit far-fetched but imagine us joining forces with the automaton to go up against the illuminates the illuminates are believed to be coming to the game very very soon and people are speculating over all these blue lasers that are just bouncing off of players bouncing off of enemies people are speculating that this could be the illuminates and a grand entrance into the game but who knows as of right now it's all speculation people what do you think let me know down below but who is this video if you haven't seen it already of these blue lasers randomly looking like it's shooting down a drop ship hitting it pinpoint accurate I mean if this is a player I mean if you look at the image if you look at the video so you can see there is a player in the vicinity of this but what is this what do you shoot in game that does this kind of effect a blue laser missile to me I am thinking it is the illuminate but that's just speculation on my behalf but what do you think let me know down below and there we have it guys for another how divers to video guys if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps me out if you like what you see want to see more be sure to subscribe and hopefully guys I will see you on that next one