okay good morning everyone welcome to a new week welcome to a new session let's just begin this time with a word of prayer so one of us please lead us in prayer maybe Prabhakar can you lead us in prayer please yes go ahead yes is Kennedy go ahead thank you for today thank you for the good day as we go on for you to be taught by your servants first Emmanuel the committee before your honor and glory I pray trusting in the mighty name of Jesus Christ amen amen thank you Kennedy all right so before we begin let's just do a quick review of what we did last week last week we looked at something very important that was characteristics of a genuine revival or a genuine visitation of God and so we looked at Matthew chapter 7 and drew principles from the whole thing where Jesus says a good fruit will bear a good tree will bear good fruit a bad tree will bear bad fruit and Jesus goes on to explain that we shall be known by our fruits and so we picked out many characteristics from this whole Matthew chapter 7 the small portion we saw that a revival cannot be manufactured it's not something that is man-made right it is a work of God and we saw that in every revival Jesus is exalted there is there's also sound doctrine there can't be a revival where there is you know wrong teaching or wrong false dogma being taught right because the spirit of the Lord is the only the truth of the word of God will be preached right and so we saw that in a revival always Jesus is exalted not an individual and there's proclamation of sound doctrine another very important aspect we saw was in revival is the unity in the spirit every revival that we saw we saw that there was unity right from the early church every move of God every visitation of God there was unity among the people there was oneness there was no division there was no okay ministers and then lady and no they were all standing on level ground right another characteristic of revival was people were brought to intimacy Christ likeness and there was long lasting fruit right now Jesus says in Matthew 17 20 720 he says therefore you shall be no you shall know them by their fruits a very important characteristic of a true revival or a move of God is there is lasting you know fruit the lives that are being transformed is a lasting impression it's not just a riff of emotions right but there's lasting fruit and we looked at two examples looked at how Nikki Gumbel who founded the Alpha course who started off very small with about a hundred people but he had visited the Toronto revival he came back and all of a sudden in two years about 27,000 I think that's 20 yes 26,700 students started attending the Alpha course and then they began to spread worldwide so what do we see here we see long lasting fruit right Nikki Gumbel went he took part in the Toronto revival when he came back he saw that that spark of revival began to manifest in the place that he is in and we saw that the Alpha course that which is even running now which many people all across the world you know they you know partake in this you know Alpha course and so that is long lasting fruit then we also saw Heidi Baker's ministry how God used this wonderful woman who went to Mozambique started this ministry it was very difficult on her mental physical stress lack of financial support lack of medical facilities and so she went through sicknesses in her own body and then she came back to her hometown to get some you know medical aid and some rest for her body and then she decided I'll go to the Toronto revival and after that she felt a whole new you know a strength in her body strength in her mind the Lord Jesus appeared to her minister to her and then when she went back to Mozambique all of a sudden what was just few people few children that they were supporting they started supporting about 10,000 children a day feeding them all three meals four thousand odd families brought to Christ and 10,000 odd churches and Iris ministry which you know Heidi Baker has operates all across the globe so we saw last week that we as believers shall be known by our fruit and even as we are pursuing revival it doesn't mean that only a revival okay we will know them by their fruit no even in our personal lives you know Jesus very clearly says we ourselves shall be known by our fruit right so it's very important that even as we pursue God even as we you know pray and seek God and as we walk this life that we remember that we need to bear fruit in God's kingdom so we'll pick up from here we'll continue I'm on page 86 so now that we've been looking at all of this let's ask us this question can we have a visitation of God and studying about all this can we have a visitation of God and how is it going to happen we don't know when we don't know where but there are certain things that we have to do right but can we have a visitation of God let's look at this verse first Corinthians chapter 3 and verse 9 it's a powerful verse Paul is writing to the Corinthians and he's telling them something he's telling them listen you have all these gifts you're a wonderful church community in you know very you know popular place in Greece but here's the thing whatever you're doing was first Corinthians 3 9 we for we are God's fellow workers right so even as you know Paul is writing to the Corinthians he's telling them even as you do what you're doing remember that you are God's fellow workers yes Charles oh thank you so much pastor are you you're talking about can we have God's visitation in 2020 being in was in Ghana and during his presentation as she as he preached he says I see revival in 2022 in Uganda and now 2022 is on the doorway so do we have examples of revivals and visitations that had been prophesied and they took place okay yes that's a good question Charles thank you for asking that question right so as far as what we know nobody like really prophesied like if we look at so since we're doing church history if you're asking in terms of church history there was nobody who prophesied and said you know okay the revival is going to come in this place revival is going to come in that place but what we did see and what we did notice was Charles that the believers the pastors or the believers were hungry for God and so all they wanted to do was they wanted to see a move of God right so they went on together got together prayed seek God fasting and all of that but there is no account in church history where somebody prophesied and then as they prophesied it it happened exactly that way so as far as I know there is no you know prophecy that has been you know said that you know this for example the nation of Africa or East Africa is going to see revival in 2020 you know maybe in one year but we don't see it mentioned right it could have happened right it could be that there were plenty of prophecies made and those prophecies may have come true but here's the thing you know for people can we can prophesy we can say all these things but that's why we're coming to this place where we're saying we are fellow workers with God so it's not only about just prophesying about something but it's also about working towards it right if you look at even in our personal lives and we're praying for something maybe somebody prophesies over you for example let me just take this example somebody great man of God comes in prophesies over you saying that you are going to be a you know wonderful worship leader a great worship leader in the next you know maybe five years now when we know that or some you know God somebody has God has spoken through somebody there is something that we have to do for example we got to you know start singing or probably if it's learning an instrument start learning an instrument and so those practical things are there but to answer your question Charles there is no account of people prophesying about revival and the revival happening but there could be but you know I'm not really sure as to I haven't read any account of it so because revival is something which God does in his way in his time right so so not really sure when and how it's going to happen but you're saying that they prophesied for 2022 some one of the things that we have to do is you know the whole nation the leaders could get together and pray for that prophetic word to come into you know existence come to become true in their lives so that's why I said if somebody prophesied and we don't do about anything about it but just wait around it does not work right so it's a part that we all have to play as it answer your question Charles thank you so much pasta okay thank you Charles right so first Corinthians 3 9 for we are God's fellow workers revival is a pure work of God so let's picture this right if we are God's fellow workers right now God desires that he pose out his presence upon his people his glory upon his people and we are called to be God's fellow workers so we get together we say God this is your desire and we are praying for it that you fulfill your desire upon this land God will make it come to pass why because we are God's fellow workers God does not look down upon us and say okay these are human beings who I have created so I will choose to do how I want to do no we are we are fellow workers with God right now the moment we ask God for things that is I mean for example we go out of context and we ask God for things that he you know that's not really needed and all of it then you know we can't say God you are my fellow workers so you have to do this for me no when when God desires a work that he wants to do and when we pray in line with that God will pour out his presence upon us there will be an outpouring right as a people you and I can prepare and pursue for the outpouring of his spirit here's an important thing there is no set formula there is no set rule as to what causes in outpouring right we cannot replicate it we cannot say okay God in the in the first century church this is how you did it so I'm gonna do the same day I'm gonna pray like this or in the second outpouring great awakening this is how you did and so I'm gonna follow it this way so we cannot replicate what God has done in the past right God can use different ways to through different mediums and different people to do his work right let's picture this in Acts chapter 19 Paul is in a second missionary journey he's going about to these wonderful places now mostly in in Greece Athens and Corinth and Asia Minor as well and so he's doing a powerful work there he's you know in the name of Jesus he's been you know praying for the sick healing the poor healing the blind and the deaf and many healings and workings of miracles and here there's this acts 19 the sons of skeva what do they do said hey let us also go and try to you know exercise some demons out of people in the name of Jesus so they go out and what do they do they say in the name of Jesus whom Apostle Paul preaches we command you to get out of this body and the you know the demon overpowers them and the possessed man overpowers them and beats them up now this is a very important thing that we must understand that when we are praying or when we are asking God for an outpouring in our midst it is not a formula right sometimes we say we use formulas in our lives right oh I have to say it like this only then you know God will listen to me no no it's not a formula in the name of Jesus when we pray it's not it's not just you know a formula that we use okay we pray whatever we want to pray and then just ended in Jesus name and that's great now when we pray in Jesus name we are to know the authority that the name of Jesus holds what happened to the sons of skeva they knew the name of Jesus but didn't did not know the authority that that name holds right and so here's the thing an outpouring of God is not a formula if we want to see a move of God in our own lives in our church in our you know in our cities we must know that hey we are serving a powerful God a wonderful God a loving God and we should really know than just it being a formula right so now we'll just look at what are some of the variations meaning how how does God you know send his revival upon his people just a few points here first one the time God chooses right sometimes God can pour out a revival when there's spiritual and moral decline or sometimes God can pour out a revival when there is you know constant prayers going on in the cities and in the nations right so sometimes could be just a deadness so if we see the North American revival remember that you know the layman's revival we also where America was going through a moral decline economic crisis churches were empty and just a few people sat and prayed 12 in the afternoon to one o'clock in the 12 to one just for an hour and we see that when they prayed God began to work in their midst right so sometimes God can pour out a revival when the things are very bad sometimes even God can pour out the outpouring or a revival when people are pursuing after God right now for example when we look at all around us in our nation the nation of India right now we're seeing that there's a steady increase in persecution and what is also happening is that usually these persecutions would happen in towns and villages but now it's coming into the cities right the Karnataka has the government of Karnataka has issued a a bill for anti-conversion and it's coming into the cities it's creeping in into the cities and they may come a time when you know the spiritual fervency may come down or they may come a time when the spiritual fervency may go even more higher than usual and that's when we can expect an outpouring or a move of God right so God chooses how he goes about doing it remember our responsibility is to just keep praying right preparation and waiting is is never a wasted time right when we are praying and preparing and asking God it's not that if we don't see an outpouring oh I have wasted my time I've wasted five years just praying and asking God for revival and I don't see a revival it's not a waste right the more we're praying for it the more we are getting closer to God and always say this to our church folks as well I always say that preparation time is never wasted time waiting time is never wasted time look through the scriptures and we see that God made his people wait Moses waited 40 years Paul waited 17 years David waited 17 years to become the king and so we see that these waiting periods are alright just makes us stronger so don't lose hope when you know we may be praying for an outpouring and we're not seeing it remember it's just a preparation the more we are doing this the more we're going closer to God to the duration of sewing and praying sometimes revival happens in a few months of prayer sometimes it takes years if you remember the Scotland revival mentioned it once how this man Robert Mary McShane he was praying for revival for many years about five to six years in his church there were about 50 or 60 people in his church he's praying for revival nothing's happened five six years it's the church has just become about a hundred people and then he had some sickness and then he had to go on a leave when young man comes WC Burns a young pastor just about 26 years old takes on the church all of a sudden you know thousands of people started coming to this church and he has no idea what's happening right so he didn't call people for fasting and prayer and he didn't call people for you know pray for revival he doesn't he didn't you know he just come to take the position of a pastor in a small church but God decided at the sewing time of that Robert Mary McShane did about seven years the reaping happened when this young man came so the duration of sewing in prayer may vary from from different kinds of revival so God may decide to pour out or do a powerful work in a certain place just with maybe one year of prayer but in another place God may wait for ten years right now is it that God is showing favoritism is it that okay God likes that place more than this place no this is that God decides how he goes about it he knows what's best and how to go about it right so the duration of sewing in prayer and is different from different revivals three now the variation is the place that God chooses sometimes it's a city sometimes it's a town sometimes it's a village sometimes it's a college campuses sometimes God uses old people at times God uses young men lay people God can use anybody right so the layman's revival was just six men praying in the lunch break and remember the revival at Hawaii or hybrid island three old women in their 80s got together and spend time in prayer and God moved in that place and the hybrid island is just a very small place which had about only about 20,000 people living in that town but then we also see revival happening in New York City which had thousands of people so where God pulls out that revival is also up to him God God chooses the place right next one we see that God can use any kind of people we saw that he can use the educated the uneducated the young the old he can use a preacher he can use a woman he can use a young girl he can use a young boy he can use lay people he can use anybody he wants to spark a revival right remember Heidi Baker she was just a young woman she just got married right went to Mozambique but God chose her and God chose her to you know do this wonderful work Amy Carmichael came to India to you know to just help the children orphanages by starting up orphanages God used these young women and then the other side God used older men God used insignificant men uneducated folks was that I think it was Charles Spurgeon who was you know not really well educated God used him and then you got the people who are very well educated God used them as well so remember this God is not a respecter of persons like it's not like God is saying okay show me your BTH certificate and then I will decide if I can pour out your my spirit upon your place we know that God does not do that God is no respecter of persons God looks at our heart he looks at our desires is this true is this genuine prayer are the motives of this prayer genuine right and then he just pours out his but he can use anybody and so we as believers need to be open to that God can use different ways of igniting a spark of revival among people right sometimes it is through collective prayer sometimes it is through preaching sometimes it's just through the singing of songs worship or an individual seeking God so depends on how you know but God chooses that now we maybe maybe God has put in our heart to have times of worship maybe at somebody else God can put in their heart to spend times only reading the word another person God can say okay I want you to pray spend hours in prayer so the spark that ignites this revival is different from different people and so we must be open to that as well and then the outpouring of the Holy Spirit can be different from different revivals we see that in some places there are weeping and mourning some places there are wonders science wonders miracles some places there's rejoicing it could also be a combination of all of them right so basically what we're trying to say is that revival is a sovereign work of God it is it is God's work and since it's God's work and since we are God's fellow workers we have an important part to play we have an important part our part is to prepare and pursue for revival till it comes and maybe we've been praying for five years now let's continue maybe you bring for 10 years now let's just continue right so we prepare and we pursue until it comes now always remember this we are we'll look at that also a little later on we as believers should understand that the more we you know spend time in God's presence the Bible teaches us that he's changing us from glory to glory right now we may be praying God pour out revival pour out and out pouring and let there be a move of God let your presence manifest let the Holy Spirit bring conviction we may be praying this one year two years and sometimes we may lose hope we may get discouraged our faith may get low it is a common thing right but remember that what you have been praying for all these years is not a waste because the more we are in God's presence he's changing us from glory to glory that strength to strength right precept upon precept he is building us up right it's not like oh I you know as I mentioned it's not okay we prayed five years let's move on let's change our prayer points now we can continue we pursue until God moves right so let's look at I'm on page 87 how can a local church community prepare itself to receive steward and release an outpouring now imagine this there's a church in the city suddenly there's an outpouring of God so what must we do we must be prepared and we should not be unprepared we must be prepared let's read Luke chapter 14 28 to 30 was 28 to 30 can one of us please read that Luke 14 verses 28 to 30 for which of you intending to build a tower does not sit down first and count the cost whether he has enough to finish it list after he has laid the foundation and is not able to finish all who see it begin to mock him saying this man began to build and was not able to finish right thank you Anita so this is you know it's it's such a practical saying that what Jesus is speaking imagine if somebody here it's mentioned tower but I think the the other translation also says if you're building a home right so imagine you're building a house right and you say okay I'm going to build a house now now does a person go and say okay I'm going to build a house and so he just begins to build it if he does that he's not well prepared because he's going to start building then he'll realize hey I thought I could finish building this entire house in this certain x amount of money but it looks like I need double the x amount of money to complete this house and now I'll just have to stop the work what does it say that let's was 29 list after he has laid the foundation and is not able to finish all who see it begin to mock at him he's saying hey this guy this person did not plan he did not count the costs right so it's important to you know plan and prepare before you do anything in life right I know maybe some of you have heard of the famous saying uh failing to plan is planning to fail when we don't plan we are preparing ourselves to fail everything needs to be planned right so we're going to look at two key preparation processes in terms of how to receive this revival how to steward it and how to release it right how to release it to different communities and different cities and be a source of revival first one prepare people right in preparing people we ourselves need to walk as an example right we have to walk as an example now we need to put away sin put away worldliness put away childlessness strife and competition all these desires of recognition position all these things we need to put it away and walk as an example if you notice the followers will be just like the leader right so for example if you've got a leader not only in ministry but in any other even in the corporate sector so if you've got a leader who's always fighting and shouting at his you know his team members how do you think the team members are going to be team members oh man I have to go to work this and this person's going to keep shouting at me and and then they would get angry they don't want to work it's just going to be a complete breakdown right but picture you have a team leader or a manager who's like a person who's understanding and he understands he's open and he cares for his team and so the team members are free to go and discuss you know their personal challenges or the work challenges that they have so what's going to happen you see that the atmosphere and the team is like hey I'm going to do my best for this manager right because he is a good person he has been helping me and you know I want to do my best that's the attitude you'll get but what if this other team leader is only shouting and you know always you know walking and saying things and you know not supportive of the team the team members are going to say okay I'll just do my work and go they're not going to pursue to be better in what they're doing right first thing is prepare people right when we see in the Azusa revival classic example of the failure to prepare people William J Seymour when they when he started that small church that burnt out building on Azusa street hundreds of people started coming and then the revival broke out thousands of people started coming he he he did one thing good he had an organization he had an organized team he had leaders and all of that right he had things set in place but he did not prepare them like he had a you know a committee he had pastoral teams and all of those things he had he had an office he had structure but he didn't prepare them for the structure meaning what they were not prepared to take on what was happening in the church now it was the church became a very big church but conflicts arose within the mission disagreements right okay we should not wear necklaces women should not wear necklaces just sign of worldliness that's what happened in the Azusa street revival then we know that that certain area would always see storms and you know snow storms and all of that and so they constructed a snow shelter right and then people started saying oh this is a demonstrating lack of faith and so we see that people started competing with each other theological disagreements over sanctification and all of these things and the entire ministry had a very very very sad ending at the end of William J. Seymour's ministry he had about 12 people in his church now was it his fault or was it God who decided decided I'm going to you know stop this revival I would say that he could have planned and prepared his people he could have taught his team members these this is something that we are as as a church this is what it is he did not prepare his people and so always remember if we are in ministry or even in the workplace prepare your team people right wonderful thing that Moses did was whether knowingly or unknowingly everywhere he went he took you know Joshua with him Joshua mostly it was Joshua sometimes Joshua and Caleb Joshua was always with Moses and so we see that Joshua was well prepared to take on the task that was ahead of him it's not like Joshua saying oh what do I do now I'm not sure what to do Moses has gone without Moses I don't know what's the next step what does he say in Joshua chapter one God speaks and says Joshua just don't be afraid go ahead I'm with you go into the land that I promised you Joshua didn't say can you choose Caleb or can you choose somebody else he knew he was prepared this is very important even Jesus did that wonderful thing where he he prepared his disciples and he had that handful of them Peter James and John he prepared them he said there will come a time he kept saying to them hey they'll come a time when people will mock you people will ridicule you people will beat you and put you into prison and all of these things so you'll be prepared I'm not going to be around right now the disciples were sad right if you if you remember reading through the scriptures in the New Testament you see the disciples were said where are you going can we come along with you but Jesus prepared them he didn't give them a shock treatment saying that oh okay suddenly I'm not there and the disciples don't know no he prepared them for the future he told them hey I'm not going to be around my time is short and when I go you have to take on the ministry ahead and so it's very important to prepare just picture this imagine Jesus did not tell his disciples anything about his death when all of a sudden we're seeing Jesus they're seeing Jesus on the cross and then they're all like oh what do we do now we don't know what to do now it wasn't so right if we see the scripture they were sad they were heartbroken that Jesus wasn't around but we also see that they were prepared for what was ahead right they were prepared for what because they knew that hey we need to take this on further we need to spread this gospel to the different parts of the world be kingdom-minded people right one of the things in apc that we always always stress on quite a few points one of them is being kingdom-minded right not self you know thinking about our ourselves think about our own ministry but being the mindset of being kingdom-minded right it's very important where each of us pastors believers you know one of the things we encourage our church folks is you know if they want to go ahead and you know especially somebody who is new we encourage them if you want to go to you know other churches and see how they are if you feel comfortable go ahead right it's not a competition here even we also tell our church folks if there is any conferences or meetings that are happening within the city other ministries go ahead be part of their meetings if there's like a worship evening or a conference or they got a guest speaker if they want to go let them go right it's not about no you're an apc you have to be an apc oh it's important to be you know uh dedicated to your local church and serve in the local church but there will come times you would want to you know be part of other special programs go ahead being becoming kingdom-minded so we tell our church folks regardless of what we are doing we are all together working and building God's kingdom each one of us plays a role in sewing and reaping and harvesting right we all have a role three when we prepare people we need to prepare them and teach them not only for programs and events but we prepare them to focus on the presence of God right prepare them to focus on God's presence so it's not about okay one day I want to you know become this great leader and teach the word of God in this church or I want to be you know I want to prepare myself and then I know one day I will start leading worship in the church that's not the focus the focus should be God God I want you to build me I want my life to reflect who you are and so God's presence should be the focus and out of that we'll flow these other things like events programs all of that right remember Paul writing to the first to the Thessalonians in first Thessalonians 219 he says this wonderful wonderful thing he says you are our crown and our glory in heaven straight into the believers he's saying you are our crown so if we look at it you know if I was probably a apostle Paul I would say God my crown would be my first missionary journey and then even my second missionary journey because that was a difficult place and another crown is that you know I'm a Pharisee of the Pharisees I know the Old Testament by heart and now the New Testament I put it together and another crown would be all the episodes that I've written another crown would be this and that but what does Paul say you are my crown you're the people when I go to heaven and I see you there that is my crown and it's not about the first missionary journey and second missionary journey and the churches that were started and all that happened to me during the mission it's not about that you the people are my crown right so train people to focus on God's presence and not on programs and agendas right remember this when I joined Bible college my my desire was I never thought I'll continue to you know well be in the ministry I always thought that I was working in the corporate sector I always thought okay I'll study for two years come back join the corporate sector and you know work here and also serve God it was always on my mind right and and so it was my focus was not okay this is what I want to become a pastor I want to do worship leading that was not the focus the focus was I wanted to equip myself so that I can share the gospel with people right and that I can live a holy life live a life that's pleasing to God that was a focus and then out of that focus God opened doors where we continued on in the ministry right next one equip people to be disciples not only to new believers but to everyone equip people to be disciples when we as leaders we have leadership roles given to us we are to equip people one very very important aspect that we point out or impress in people in our church is every believer is a minister right so ministry is not just okay you know this is the name of the ministry no for example if somebody in the church has problem they come to you and they say hey can you pray for me and as you are praying and ministering to them you are doing the ministry right it's it's not okay I need to have a you know this church name and then the ministry name and either documents and all of these things no no no when you and I are praying for each other helping each other teaching the word giving the word of God to people that in itself is ministry so you and I all of us are a minister of God none of us in you know that's what we say in apc none of us can say that we don't you know we don't have anything to do no we all are ministers of God we all whether we are pastors whether we are volunteers whether we are leaders everyone is a minister of God titles all of this don't really matter to us right and so when we equip people we become we go and we become carriers of revival I love what Jesus said rivers of living water shall flow out of you right what's the characteristic of a river it keeps flowing what's the characteristic of a lake lake is always stagnant doesn't you know it doesn't flow God is calling us to be rivers of living water like not lakes we're not called to be stagnant in one place and if you see a stagnant lake what is it that you notice probably smell and unwanted insects and mosquitoes and not a good sight God is calling us to be a river there should be a flow out of us so we must be willing to go out of our comfort zone to release and impart to other people right one of the things we do in apc is we ask the church folks you know pray for us as leaders we are not super super leaders or something where we don't have problems and don't have challenges we all go through those so we tell our church folks there are times after church I go to some of our elders and I say hey uncle auntie can you pray for me just feeling weak or feeling tired I just need your prayers nothing wrong in doing that it's not like okay because I'm the pastor I only should be praying for everyone then everyone should notice no no we are called to minister to each other everyone all of us right be ready to make changes to accommodate the move of God revival can disrupt our schedules right as I mentioned before we have a plan we work it out right and then according to the plan if it goes according to plan that's great there'll be times God can disrupt that plan right it's all right God is moving so we be open and we accommodate and then we prepare leadership teams to step in to go and do anything that is needed and we are not to hold on to positions to titles to roles all of those things don't really matter you know one of the things in apc is we very rarely call each other pastor except for our senior pastor but we don't really do that right we just call them by a name because title the title is not really important right if you notice in the books as well that we have pastor's books there's no pastor there it's just the name and so we don't focus on all of those things those things don't matter oh you didn't call me pastor you didn't call me reverend all those are just secondary that should not cause anything you know they were at a time in age now where if you don't call person pastor or prophet and all of that they get offended that's the truth but that should not be our priority our priority is that we are called to serve people right not to hold on to titles not to hold on to roles and our goal is to have God's presence in our lives also God's presence in the lives of people maybe what we can do is maybe after we finish this session next next week or the week after that I know that Tarun is here in our class Tarun's been in the leadership team and he's done some wonderful wonderful works and he's raised up many leaders before he moved on to Paris so we can hear from him like Dan hearing from you can hear from him how how he raised up leaders and you know just that whole mindset of working as a team so maybe we can you know a few weeks from now we can also open it up and let Tarun share and others also can share have a time of discussion all right so we've come to a close this is close in prayer any questions any thoughts all right so let's close in prayer and then we can get to another class let's pray father we want to thank you for this day and this time Lord we thank you for what we studied today Lord you are preparing each one of us even as we plan and prepare Lord let your move let your Holy Spirit just empower us our hearts mind and our spirit Lord we will continue to minister and do everything that you have called us to do we thank you for each and every student and I pray Lord that you will continue to strengthen them and lead them in your ways we give you all the praise and glory in Jesus' name we pray amen amen God bless you all have a wonderful day we'll see you tomorrow God bless


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So, seeing as I would have potentially been eligible for monetization at YouTube at this point, except that they changed their policy a day before I would have reached that, did do kind of realize that even if I met that, a lot of the videos I wind up using language that is not suitable for advertisers, and I thought it would be interesting if we took a look into a bit of the historical origin of many of these bad words, and they're more appropriate counterparts. See if you notice what I notice.  That is not surprising. So even going back from 1580s had the general definition of excrement or facies. But that it even back then had a bit of a sling for an obnoxious person. So that's actually kind of interesting because for 500 years it maintained that same sling.  You learn something. And then yeah, that it went through a period, and you'll notice this several times, that at approximately the 1600s it fell into heavy disuse. Where it's largely remained. Uh, anything going back before the 1500s though? Not that I can see. But the more appropriate word for shit, and if you're going through research you'll see this. Okay, so they've got this for the entry. And facies is Latin. Ultimately of no origin, but we get it in the 1630s from Latin. Let's think of another one. Start with N1 and see if we can find... Ah, here we go. Let's see, at least 1879. Perhaps from the Old Norse Puss, which means pocket or pouch. And that seems to correlate when you're looking at the low German Prusa, which quite literally means vulva, and Prusa definitely sounds similar to pussy. Given some of the vowel differences between German and English, you typically see a rise you know, we think of German as being lower.  That's not surprising. But it... Yeah, so this is actually valid, potentially valid as well, because I can see that as a way of the word forming, especially since they did share that with French, and it's pretty undeniable that French had that effect. The word pussy is now used of a woman. Okay, so there's recorded use of it being used for that purpose from back in the late 1500s. The absence of pussy and gross and other early slang words argues against the vaginal sense being generally known before the... Ah, I see. So it does seem to be like a slang for a woman, but 1879 seems to be the earliest that it was identified for referring to the female genitals. I want to have a look at that. That's an old book, so that shouldn't be covered by copyright anymore. Let me see if I can find that. Markhowick.org has a really good chance that they have it. Oh boy, this is long. Um, I'll find it. So it seems like you can only find the word once within this document, and it's in an untitled chapter 5, and unfortunately that gives absolutely no context about what this is talking about, but based on the use of the word pussy, every boy huggles his pretty pussy and runs up a cottage. This is definitely referring to just woman in general, and despite some of the language that's used within here, at least from my reading it doesn't look like pussy is being used in a pejorative manner, so not as an insult, but just merely a likening to a cat. That's all it seems to be. So there isn't a whole lot of historical use of this word. It definitely seems to just be a rather meaningless slang that was, you know, at one point referring to a woman, and at a later point referring to the female pudunda, doesn't really seem to have ever been offensive.  Not really sure how this ever became offensive. I can't really look up the equivalent of it, because I mean in this case we know that the equivalent of the going really old was just, you know, if it happened to come from the low German pussy, then there is actually something I can look up there, so I'll try to remember to do that. If it was from the old Norse, then pocket or pouch, there's nothing going on there. Yeah, yeah, I don't know, I don't know. But in case you don't recognize where Volvo comes from, it's Latin.  So, specifically the female inter-coral foreman, but back in Old English, so early 14th century he was just referring to the female genitalia in general, and definitely seems to be going back even to Proto-Germanic, may have very, very old Latin origin, but is definitely not recent Latin origin. It's interesting, I noticed that with the pussy as well, is that it sort of interchanged between the two, whereas Latin does the same. Also for those not aware, since you'll see it in quite a few places, not just in this, but on other words, PIE is a Proto-Indo-European, I think that's right, Proto-Indo-European. Yeah, yeah, I don't even need that one anymore, okay, yeah, yeah, PIE is Proto-Indo-European. That's the theoretical root language of all of the European languages. First known reference in English is apparently as in a compound, Garaparokulun, yeah, I can get that, how they'd come to Garaparokulun being a haunt, or just sort of a gathering of prostitutes. So yeah, this word was historically so acceptable that you would see it used in medical writing in the 1400s, but then, and you'll keep track of these, avoided in public speech since the 15th century, so the 1600s, and considered obscene since the 17th century, so the 1800s. The Latin equivalent of this is, or sorry, the appropriate equivalent of it is the Latin. So let's come up with another one. Ah, I know, since it came up in the reading that I had to deal, so from the 1530s, it's a spelling alteration of whore. We added a W, which happened a lot with English words, actually. From the old English or where it mostly meant the same thing for a word that survived. So this actually is a so-called bad word, although there is of course some debate over whether or not you'd consider even the mention of prostitution or other types of sex work bad. I'm of the mindset that it's, as long as they got into it willingly and maintained control over their environment and everything, that it's just work. Obviously, there are a lot of ways in which that can be wrong.    There is quite a shying away of sex that happens with certain types of people. Not really sure why that happens, but yeah, it does. But you may have noticed that one of the equivalents given here, something mentioned pretty freely. So let's again look at that one. We've got whore, just means prostitute, a bad word. I keep doing that, forgetting that it doesn't. I mean I could use the keyboard shortcut, but I don't, leave me alone. I guess I like phoning out my typing from the Latin. So even though whore and prostitute mean the same thing, and are, you know, in and of themselves just refer to somebody's line of work. Bad thing to call people who aren't those things. But one of these has a considerably more taboo attitude. What else can I come up with? From the old English, and I, anytime I've ever actually read old English, I don't see it in the like modern English writing. So I'm not sure how that would actually be said, but like BCI or something. Comes from Old Norse. Female of the dog, it's a horrible translation, but basically the, it's a, it's gendered. I don't know why they wrote it female of the dog, because we just say female dog in normal English. But yeah. Which is ultimately of unknown origin, but you know, can trace that back to at least Old Norse. Might come from Lop. The converse is equally possible. So we don't know whether we got it, well, whether Old Norse got it from Lop, or Lop got it from Old Norse. So as a term of contempt applying to women, dates from the 1400s and of a man, 1500. So it came to refer to both offensively, actually. Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, I think I might have read this wrong. Yes. Yes, I did. Sorry. Okay. So why would you write that so differently? Please don't do that. Write things, if you're, if I was essentially setting up the when it happened to what sex and what it came to mean for that sex, do that in a consistent way for each of them, because oh my God, it causes reading problems. So what it's saying here is in the 1400s, it for women, it came to be used as a term of contempt, but in the 1500s for men, it came to refer playfully as a dog. So then in the starting with the 1400s, you see it being used as a, oh, sorry, as a bad word in certain contexts, but Old Norse goes way, way older than that. So you did still see it with a pretty, pretty reasonable origin or before that. I did not know about that. I've never heard of that use before. What other bad words can we look up? Well, I think I should go without saying that I don't need to look up the, you know, the Latin equivalent of this. Canine. The appropriate one for this now is just dog. And that actually has to do, like this one is an obvious exception to what you've been noticing prior, and that dog is still an English word. I shouldn't even need to search that for, you can if you want, but it's an English word. That happened because English just started dropping a lot of its modifications of words. You used to see two competing things, depending on where you were historically, but basically just basically declines in for the different words to assign them their grammar role. You started to see that drop as well as the gendering of words. So a great example of that is like how where and wife just became man. And then we re-gendered that one. But for most other things. We used to have a gendered and ungendered invariance and now the concept of gendering is so out of touch with English for the most part that when people learn a gendered language, they're like, whoa, whoa, why the hell is like a pen female, but what? What else can we look up? Oh, yeah, because I haven't done this one yet.   More ancient word, but not one written in the kind of text that has survived. Looks like John LeFoker from 14. This is a certain code habit. Yeah, that that especially since the 10 indicates that it's probably French. So LeFoker probably has probably has very different origins than the English fuck.  Or Eli, released examples of the words otherwise are Scottish, which indicates a Scandinavian origin, perhaps from a word akin to Norwegian dialect or Fika, which is copulate or the Swedish dialect or Faka, which is to copulate strike or push. Another theory traits to modern English, like just to move restlessly or fidget.  And this should make sense that given things like to fidget or or what was the other one, to like itch or scratch, especially if you look at, say, like a dog scratching. It is very obviously repeated striking. Again, I'm speaking in the very generalized sense.  And it's known quite well in linguistic circles, at least that English especially is quite a is one of those languages where words tend to be rather broad in scope and get narrowed a bit by their context. Not all languages operate that way. Now, that context is usually narrowed by things that happen in the languages that don't do that as well. So it's it's.   So let's just do I don't think I can look up both of those at once sexual intercourse. Yeah, we have the specific well, either way, you can pretty easily see that intercourse comes from the old French and then ultimately from Latin. Anything anything else I can think of? What? So from the 1400s, a dirty slovenly or untidy woman. According to the Oxford English Dictionary of doubtful origin, but probably cognate with the dialectal German schlute slovenly woman. Why, there's nothing offensive about that. Jesus. That was sarcasm, by the way. Slanta of an Iowa woman or a slot. Dutch slaughter. Slower. Okay. The exact relationship to these is obscure. Shalser uses slutish and reference to the appearance of an untidy man. Okay. Also of a kitchen maid.  It seems like slut actually did the same thing where just refers to like dirty and unkempt, but then took on that sexual connotation. Slut and that's actually a really good example. I have read, I'm not sure how well substantiated they are, but some theories that slut basically derived from sleet and that they both refer to things being sort of sullied. I can see, although how that one quite holed up that well, but it's still an interesting idea nonetheless. I can see how they came to that idea. But the more appropriate way of describing these types of people is from Miss Goose. Any surprise yet? Really? Any surprise yet at all? The appropriate word had that origin. Now I'm all about ideas, word, well, actually, I even have some non-bad words, but you'll notice this happened with. So let me do one of these just to further demonstrate this point a little bit to show that it's not just bad words, but that some of these totally innocuous things, totally unoffensive things that became bad words. So, thing, this word that is became overwhelmingly meaningless. Actually, historically refers to a meeting assembly, a council discussion, or later an entity being a matter, essentially a Congress assembly or parliament. That meaning clearly did not survive. With us from the old French and then likely a spelling alteration of the medieval Latin and from the Latin. You, uh, you noticing yet? You probably noticed this way before. A lot of these words historically had nothing bad about them and all right about the same time period became. Bad where their counterparts from another language became appropriate. So what, what happened exactly? While I generally shy away from Wikipedia, they do have these really convenient hundred year breakdowns of the major historical events and it's we're talking about a considerable language change. There's going to be a major event related to this. So the death of Queen Elizabeth the First, James the Sixth of Scotland crowned King of England, the plague on November, on the 5th of November, the gunpowder plot is uncovered in which Guy Fawkes and other Catholic associates attempted to blow up the King. Um, I just sort of laugh at that. Like trying to blow up a Scottish guy is that humor is probably lost on anybody who's not Celtic. So the execution of Sir Walter Raleigh, the death of James at war until so five years of war, the Bishops' War, the long Parliament's ever English Civil War, Tea Arrives, The Great Fire, the Glorious Revolution, and the Bill of Rights and then the Claim of Rights. So at least based on those, I am not sure I need to do some more digging around. I looked for about two hours after that and I don't know if you would have asked me before I started this video, my guess would have been considerably well before this, another 1,000 years before this, during the Roman invasion, or possibly even like 500 years before at the Norman invasion, but this is way later than I would have expected and I don't know. So I put this up, I'll do a follow-up video when I get an answer or I guess if I get an answer. It's always possible that the reason why is just sort of lost because it was either not recorded or damaged somehow. I'll do a follow-up either way on exactly what wound up happening.


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Best of all, these Christmas treats aren't expensive when you use economical parquet. So get your holiday supply of parquet margarine tomorrow and surprise the youngsters with the best holiday cookies and popcorn they ever tasted. Just ask your dealer for parquet, P-A-R-K-A-Y. Parquet margarine made by Kraft. Friend the Great Gilder Sleeve. With December almost gone, he's been working like a beaver the past few days trying to get out the annual report of the water department. That's why we find him now in his office to sleep at nine o'clock in the morning with his head buried in the annual report and his arms sprawled across the blotter. While through his troubled dreams run thoughts of this happy holiday season. They must get at that Christmas card list, Uncle Moore. All right, Margarine. Margarine aeroplane, that's all I want for Christmas. Margarine aeroplane. I know, Leroy, I know. How about that annual report, Mr. Gilder Sleeve? Right away, Ms. Fitch. How many for Christmas dinner, Mr. Gilder Sleeve? In order till I know how many. Give me a chance, birdie. Just because I'm giving you a present, Rockmore. Now I want you to think you have to give me a present. Oh, Leroy, I almost forgot. Have you bought the tree? Tree? Have you bought the mistletoe? Wait a minute.  Wait! Mr. Gilder Sleeve, what do you want? We regret to inform you that federal regulations require payment for all charge purchases on a before the 10th of the month. Oh, go away. Christmas, I hate it. Oh, my goodness, what's happened? Mr. Gilder Sleeve, he's still warm.  Wake up! Oh, Ms. Fitch, let me see. Where were we? Afraid I dozed a little there. Dear sir, read that back to me, will you? Mr. Gilder Sleeve, it's morning. Morning? Is there anything strange about that? Only that you slept here all night. I did? I must apologize, Ms. Fitch. I'm afraid I need to shave. Oh, and the suit looks as if I'd slept in it. Oh, well, let's finish this report and get it over with, huh? But you haven't even had breakfast. Breakfast can wait for once. Will you check these figures as I read them all? Yes, Mr. Gilder Sleeve. Thank you. Statement of financial status. Cash on hand, $386.52. Che. Accounts receivable, $2,873.38. Che. Interest, $139.10. Che. Marjorie, negligee, and slippers. Lila Ransom, passion flower. There must be something wrong here. I think there must. Yes, I guess I must have got the thinking about something else during the night. Silly, wasn't it? Yes. Oh, perhaps I should explain, Ms. Fitch. I was thinking about my Christmas list. So I assumed. Yes. Perhaps I should explain further, Ms. Fitch. Passion flower is the name of a perfume. I know. I use it exclusively myself. Oh, maybe I better give it a little more thought then.  I don't wonder. Yes, I dreamed that I hadn't done a bit of Christmas shopping, which I haven't. But I also dreamed that it was the day before Christmas. I want to tell you I was frantic. Mr. Gildersleeve, I don't want to spoil your dream, but it is the day before Christmas. What? It can't be. But it is. What happened to all those other days? There's a whole week I've lost track of. You've been working too hard. You've been going around here in a fall. Oh, but I haven't bought a single present. I haven't had breakfast. I haven't even had a shave. This is really going to be one of my bad days. Come right in, Mr. Gildersleeve. You're next. No waiting. Good morning, Floyd. Gee, Mr. Gildersleeve, you look like the grapes of wrath. Yes, I had a hard night last night, Floyd. What happened? Did you run into some friends? No, no, I worked all night at the office. That's what they all say. I told you, Floyd, I worked all night at the office. OK, OK. You worked all night at the office. I haven't had any breakfast either. Let's skip the conversation and make it a quick shave. All right, Mr. Gildersleeve, that's the way you want it. That's the way it'll be. This is one place where the customer is always right. That's fine. If a man comes in here and doesn't feel like talking, that's all right with me. I can take a hint. One thing I know how to do is hold my tongue.  I want people to feel they can come in here and just relax and not have to listen to a whole lot of stuff. Right. Not that I haven't got my troubles like everybody else, but I keep them to myself. Good. Now, like last night, I came home after a long day and my wife had dinner waiting for me, ham, hocks, and sauerkraut. So we had that and some apple pie. And after dinner, I took off my shoes and turned on the radio. I was just getting comfortable and my wife's sister called up. And what do you think she wants? Come right over and play pinocchio. Well, if you know my wife's sister. So I said to my wife, I said, nothing doing. I said, I'm all set here. I'm comfortable. And right here is where I'm staying. I said, you couldn't move me out of here with a 10 ton truck. So we went over and played pinocchio for a while. And then, oh, come in, judge. Come in. Just finishing up with Mr. Gildishleave here. He hasn't even started on me yet. Why, I'll have you shaved in two shakes. See that you don't, brother. I thought I had time to hear Gildishleave. All right, judge. What's on your mind? I just dropped in to serve notice on you, Gildishleave, that after your recent performance, I'm not giving you any remembrance this Christmas. And please do not embarrass me by giving me any. Good day. Good day. Wait a minute. I don't know what you're talking about, Horace. I haven't seen you in a week. I've been very busy. Yeah, I'll say you've been busy. Busy over at Mrs. Ransom's. Judge, I haven't even had time. Don't deny it. The minute I told you I'd bought a ring, you went scurrying over there to try to cut me out. Was that the act of a friend? Well, judge, the best laid plans of mice and men gang after clay. That's scotch. What's the matter? Did she turn you down? Wouldn't you like to think so? Well, she didn't. She merely asked for time to consider. It's the same thing. If she considers it, she won't do it. When is she giving you her answer, judge? Soon as she gets back from Savannah? Savannah? Now, that'll show you how innocent I am, judge. I didn't even know she was going to Savannah. Now, don't try to give me that. You know as well as I do that she's going home to see her brother. On my word, judge, I told you I'd been busy. This week, I haven't seen anybody. I don't know what your game is, Gildy, but this time it isn't going to work. I know all about Leela's plans, and I intend to be out at that airport today at 12 sharp to see her off. So do I, judge, and thanks for the tip. 12 o'clock at the airport, is it? If it hadn't been for you, I might have missed saying goodbye to her. Gilder Sleeve, I've borne a lot from you, but this is the last straw. You now placed me in the unpleasant position of having to ask you hereafter to do me the favor not to speak to me. Oh, anything for a friend, judge. You know that. Floyd? Merry Christmas. Bye, judge. Same to you. Floyd, get going. I got a lot of ground to cover between now and Christmas. I wonder if I'm in time. I wonder if she's left yet. Leela, have you left yet? Well, of all people, Mr. Gilder Sleeve. Leela, why didn't you tell me you were going away?  I can explain that, Leela. You see? Please, don't bother. I'm hardly in the habit of having gentlemen run out on me without so much as to buy your leave. Leela, let's talk this over. Aren't you going to invite me in? Well, if you're going to break my door, Dan, I suppose I'll have to. But I'm leaving right away. I've got all my bags packed, and I'm expecting a gentleman to call for me any minute. I know. Hooker. I'm not saying who it is, but he's more of a gentleman than you are. Leela, about last Saturday, a birdie came back unexpectedly, and I had to go down to the station to meet her. Did you ever come back? But Leela. Did I ever hear a word from you all week? But I haven't had a minute. I've had to get out the annual report of the water department. And if you know what that means. I know what it means. It means you came off of your old waterworks than you do for me. All I can do. A Christmas present. You see? It's got Santa Claus on it. You see? He's waving to you. Go on, wave to Leela, Santa.  And you didn't forget, did you? Forget? How could I forget? After what happened the last time I saw you? What happened, Throckmorton? Don't you remember? I wanted to see whether you remember. By George, if there were any mistletoe around here, I'd show you whether I remember or not. You have to have mistletoe. Don't go to Savannah. It's not patriotic to travel now. Oh, but I have to, Throckmorton. My only brother, Marvin, is leaving for the Navy. Oh. Throckmorton's coming to the airport with us. Yeah. I'm afraid there won't be room in mine. Tell the judge we wouldn't think of crowding him, Leela. You can come with me and he can take the bags. Oh, yeah? Well, you tell Gellersley for me. No, it's nonsense. Now we can all ride in one car. We'll put the bags in back and all ride in the front seat. Leela, you either overestimate my seat or you underestimate Gellersley. All right, let him take the bags up front with him. You and I are riding back, Leela. Oh, no. Throckmorton gets to carry the suitcase and the hat box, and Horace gets the overnight case. Throckmorton gets everything. See, don't forget your present, Leela. Oh gracious, Throckmorton's present. Pick it up when you come with the judge. This thing? Be careful of that hooker. Come on. Come on. The plane leaves in half an hour. There's a board, Leela. That's you, Leela. That's your plane. Oh, my goodness. I'm so excited. You know, I've never been in a flying machine before in my life. I've got a good notion to come with you, Leela. Oh, I wish you could. Yeah. I think I'll stow away on the plane. I'll bet you would, too, Throckmorton. That blimp? There isn't room to stow him away on the B-19. Boys, boys, this is Christmas Eve. Peace on Earth. Goodwill told me. Well, he started it. I don't care who started it. I want you both to promise me one thing before I go. What's that? Promise me you'll both be friends while I'm gone. Come on now. Shake hands. Shake hands, Throckmorton. Come on. Well, all right. That's better. Now you write to me every day, you hear? I will, Leela. All right, twice a day. So will I. No, you won't. I will, too.  I want you to do me another faith. Anything you say, Leela. I want you both to spend Christmas together, just thinking about me. Mrs. Ransom. Yes? They're holding the plane for you. For me? Oh, how nice. I'll be right along. Oh, nice. Handsome in his uniform and all. I wonder if he's going, too. Goodbye, Leela. Oh, goodbye, Throckmorton. I'll be waiting for your answer, Leela. Goodbye.  Mrs. Ransom, the plane is waiting. Oh, my goodness. I didn't thought you'd command here. I hardly know what I'm doing. Just come with me, please. With you? Oh, you know, Captain, this is my first trip out of my mission. Captain, I'll bet he's not even a sergeant. Have a pleasant trip, Leela. Yes, she will. She'll soon be 5,000 feet in the air. Yeah, that's right. Oh, dearie, me. Oh, isn't that too bad? Something I forgot to give her. Huh? Your Christmas present for Leela I'm still carrying. The Gilder Sleeve will be with us again in just a few seconds. Nowadays, it's really a homemaker's duty to see that her family gets the right kind of foods. Yes, and it's just as much her duty to keep her food budget in line. Well, there's one important food that helps you do both these jobs. 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There ought to be a law against Christmas. Oh, there, Gilder Sleeve. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas, Dr. Pettybone. If you see anything to matter with me, please keep it to yourself for that for the holidays. But you're looking fine, old man. I was going to remark on it. Oh, do you think so? Never saw you looking better. Maybe those old arteries are beginning to soften for a change. Pettybone, I'm in no mood for the humor of the dissection room. Oh, come, come, Gilder Sleeve. A cheery smile will do more for your digestion and all the epsom salts in the world. Come on, Gilder Sleeve. Let me hear you say ha-ha. Ha-ha. You can do better than that. Come on. Ha-ha-ha. That's enough now. That's fine. Just keep smiling, and your gastric juices will thank you. My goodness. Let me see now. I got a present for everybody, except Judge Hooker. That's fine. Oh, hi, George. Just beginning to feel like Christmas. Yeah. Hooker. I should break down and get Hooker a present. After what he pulled on me this afternoon, I know, but maybe he really did forget to give Lila that package. After all, this is Christmas. No time to bear a grudge. He isn't going to give me a present, though. I heard him say so. Yeah, but you can't trust him, Gilder Sleeve. He's just sneaky enough to go and do it. I couldn't give him a little present. Not a very good one. I could stop in here and get him something kind of cheap at the drug store. I think I will. Christmas just like you were. Oh, hello, Mr. Gilder Sleeve. Hello, Pee-Bee. I didn't know that you were musically inclined, Pee-Bee. Well, no, I wouldn't go so far as to say that. I do find myself humming a tune occasionally when I'm alone here in the shop. Oh, you know what they say? It's music makes the world go round. Or is it love? Did you ever listen to this fellow, Crosby, Mr. Gilder Sleeve? Eh, Crosby? Oh, yes, yes. Quite a singer. One of the best. As a matter of fact, I've been compared to him once. Well, I was. Usually I like to listen to him on Thursday night. So it is Christmas, Pee-Bee. Oh, Mrs. Pee-Bee is a music lover, too. Oh, yes. As a matter of fact, one of the things I'm giving her for Christmas is an album of records. A collection by John Philip Suzer. He happened to be playing at the steel pier when we were on our honeymoon. Oh. Well, between Crosby and Suzer, you can't go wrong. Hey, maybe you can help me out, Pee-Bee. I came here to find a Christmas present. Oh, something for a friend? Well, I don't know that he's a friend, but I gotta get him something. Well, I dare say we can find something suitable, Mr. Gilder Sleeve. Now, let's see. He doesn't have to be too suitable. Well, what sort of thing does your friend like? Maybe he doesn't even have to like it. It just has to be a present. Well, it makes it rather difficult. If you could give me some idea. Well, I'll tell you. I'm buying it for Judge Hooker. Judge Hooker? Well, it's a small world, Mr. Gilder Sleeve. Oh, is it, Pee-Bee? Would you believe it? Judge Hooker was in here not over an hour ago, selecting a present for you. Oh. So this is the kind of place he comes to buy me presents, is it? I think you have a pleasant surprise in store for you, Mr. Gilder Sleeve. This gift is not the sort of thing you'd expect to find in a drugstore. I'd like to know anything you wouldn't expect to find in a drugstore. Tell me, Pee-Bee, what did he buy me? Oh, well, I'm afraid I couldn't tell you that, professional ethics, you know. But I want to know how good a present to buy him. At least you can tell me how much it cost. No. But I believe I can say, without betraying any confidence, that it was under $5. Good. Now we're getting someplace. What have you got for an old goat that costs less than $5? Well, I've got a special on a fountain pen set here. Huh? You see, it says, double-barreled, self-filling, iridium point, streamlined blue side case, special patented clip, indestructible, guaranteed to last to eternity. Is it any good? It's all right. You can't expect everything for $3.98. Yes. You say it's guaranteed to last to eternity. Well, how long is that? Ten years? Well, no, I wouldn't say that. Five years? Well, if you don't drop it. Of course, if you don't care for the fountain pen, I have other things. I have an eight-day clock here, but the thing about that is... I know. You have to wind it too often. Now, I'll take the fountain pen. It may not last forever, but neither will Hooker. I suppose you'd like it wrapped as a gift. What does that mean? Take the price tag off. Oh, yeah, wait a minute. Does this pen cost more than the present? The judge is giving me or less? Well, the pen is slightly more expensive. Then leave the tag on it. I'll just take it as it is. Charge that, will you, Pee-Vee? Hogan Brothers got all my money. Well, grab two more together, Steve. I hope you'll have a merry Christmas.  Maybe it's this green bulb that's making the trouble. It do look a little tired. Why don't you unscrew the bulb and stick the screwdriver in there? Oh, never do that, my boy. You blow out every fuse in the house. Besides, you can get a nasty shock that way. Well, that's what the electrician did when he fixed the lights last year. I saw him. Well, those electrician fellows are immune to electricity. Let me have that other bulb there, will you, Birdie? Yes, sir. You know, Mr. Gale, Steve, when my vacuum cleaner starts acting up, I've got a sure cure for it. Well, the vacuum cleaner is not like a light circuit, Birdie. Well, maybe not, but to me, all of them electrical things is about the same. Goes in there and comes out here, and you'd better stay out of the way. Well, the trouble here doesn't appear to be the green bulb.  Well, sir, I pull the plug out, and I turn it around, and I shake the bag three times and put the plug back. It ain't never failed yet. Well, we've applied everything else. Yes, I can remember when we didn't bother with these electrical gadgets on Christmas trees. We just used candles. Set the house on fire every year, but it was a lot simpler. Let's try your system, Birdie. All right. That's exactly right. Now, pull the plug. Turn off all the other lights and see how it looks. Isn't it, Uncle Moore? Yes, it is. It's lovely. That's the prettiest tree I ever saw in my life. Reminds me of the World's Fair. Well, it's not as big a tree as we've had other years. And you think of all the people who aren't going to have any Christmas tree at all this year. You know what gets me? Every year, Uncle Moore says, Well, don't expect much this year, kid.  I know. That every year seems like there's more presents than ever.  You've been like Santa Claus and Daddy and our favorite uncle. All rolled into one. Yeah, you were swell, Uncle. No, no. I made some of them Christmas cookies special for you, Mr. Guilford. You shall I bring them in? Well, I can't think of a better time for Christmas cookies than right now, Bertie. I'll go get them. Yeah, cookies. I think I'm going to like this Christmas. Hey, Aunt, can we open just one present? Can we, huh? Well, don't you think you ought to wait till Christmas, my boy? Oh, but you always let us open just one. I'll pick a little one. Well, all right. Just a little one. Come on, Marge. You pick one of yours, and I'll pick one of mine. Now, let's see what you got first. Not what you needed, maybe, but what the country needed. I know it may be something of a disappointment to you. No, it's not a model P-47 with a motor in it. Well, it may mean that somebody else will get a real P-47 with a real motor in it. You have to think of that, my boy. Yeah, I just wish I was the fellow who's going to fly it. That's all. Open yours, Marge. Let's see what you got. I think I know. Is it, Uncle Mort? Well, you open it and see. You remembered. What you got there, Miss Marge? Every year he gives me one. Listen. Yeah? I love music boxes, and I love Christmas. Merry Christmas, Uncle Mort. Who's that? I'll go, maybe it's Santa Claus. Marjorie? Merry Christmas, Judge. Would you be good enough to ask your uncle Marjorie whether he's in? Ask the judge whether he's blind. Oh, so that's your attitude. Well, you may recall, Throckmorton, that we gave a certain lady our promise that during her absence, we would be friends. Yes, I recall it vaguely. Well, I, for one, am a man of my word. Is customary for friends to exchange tokens this holiday season? For that reason, and for no other, I have brought you a slight gift. Here. Oh. Well, now that you mention it, I have one for you. There. Throckmorton.  Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. By George, now it is a merry Christmas. Throckmorton, what do you say we open each other's presents, huh? Huh? Okay, let's do it. I just can't wait. Oh. That everlasting clown, then. Ooh, that eight-day clock. I think Brother Peavey unloaded something on us. Well, now I wouldn't say that. On behalf of the Kraft Cheese Company and the cast of our program, I'd like to wish all of our listeners a very merry Christmas and the happiest possible new year. There are many of us for whom it will be difficult to be married as Christmas, with loved ones far away and families divided, but let's try to keep up the Christmas tradition for the sake of the men who are fighting to preserve it. And to those men also fighting in foxholes and slit trenches on the sea and in the air, northeast, south and west, we also send our Christmas good wishes. God bless you all. Good night, everybody. For the Kraft Cheese and inviting you to tune in again next week for the further adventures of the Great Yielders League. 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A while back on my main channel, I talked about this little transformer that goes to my doorbell being burnt out. And I showed hooking up a raspberry pi inside and all this stuff to get messages sent to my phone when the doorbell rang. And that was just, you know, for a video, because it was overkill, one powering the raspberry pi inside, which I guess I could have powered it outside here, but also just the price of a raspberry pi. Well, right here, I set this up, and this is a temporary setup. I have a ESP8266 development board here. You can get these for four to eight dollars, depending on how fast you want your shipping. And just two cables connected to the doorbell up front, and then right now it's just being powered off a USB cell phone charger here, and it's connected to my Wi-Fi, and when that button is pressed, my doorbell is pressed, it sends a HTTP request to my web server, which sends signals to my computers and texts to both mine and my wife's phone with timestamps of when the doorbell rang. So this is a project I'm working on. I have a ESP8266 board coming in that is in development board, so it's going to be a little bit smaller, and it's only like two dollars in change, making this, if you count the power supply, a, what, four dollar project. And then I'm going to, right now I have this old doorbell in my front door that's really worn out. I'm probably going to replace it with an arcade button just to be cool like that. So I'll be doing a video on this. It might be a little while, because I got a lot of videos coming up first. But again, a few months ago I discovered these ESP8266 modules, and I didn't really start playing with them before, maybe two weeks ago, but I'm ordering a bunch of them because they're so cheap and so suited for little projects like this. Opening and closing my garage door is another thing, so it's just, again, compared to a Raspberry Pi, which is going to cost you after all your SD card and everything in Wi-Fi card, it's going to cost you forty, fifty, sixty dollars. This is a three dollar option. And so I'm just going to have videos, lots of videos on this, on this little chip, on this little board, and this is one that will hopefully come up in the future. Thanks for watching and good job solving the hidden video, hidden message. Anyway, have a good day.


We've got a problem. This is my current team, but I can fix that. I'm gonna spin a wheel with every single NFL team on it. And whenever team it lands on, I can take one player from that team. Here's the catch. I can never repeat a team. And I'm only allowing myself three 89 plus overall players. For example, Jalen Hertz has an 89 overall quarterback. So if I get Eagles and I wanna take him as my quarterback, I only have two 89s left. Everything else has gotta be 88 or lower. You guys get the idea. Let's hop in. We gotta be very careful about what teams we use the 89 plus on. Our very first team is gonna be the Colts. I don't know who they have that I really want. Dwight Freene is a 91 overall. I don't like that that much.  You know, I think if we're not gonna use an 89 plus here, we should get a position that I might neglect if I'm not careful. I'm gonna go Darius Leonard or Shaquille Leonard. I'm sorry. All right, that takes us on to spin. Group number two have not used an 89 plus yet. I'm giving myself 15 spins by the way, 15 total. Next up is the Cowgirls. You know, there really should be a 90 overall Cooper Rush, but there isn't because EA has no idea what they're doing. Is anyone shocked? No. So what do the Dallas Cowboys have? You know, I think the Cowboys are actually a really good team to build some offensive line. We have an option between Zack Martin and Tyron Smith. I'm gonna take Zack Martin because right guard is a very important position and it's a very hard position to come by. I'm glad that I'm knocking out some stuff that I probably would normally neglect if this were Wheel of Mut, for example. Shaquille Leonard, Zack Martin, we kind of are building a God spot regardless. So I really like this Panthers. I just have a feeling that they're not gonna have an 89 plus that I'm looking for. Oh, by my tongue, there is a 90 overall Christian McCaffrey. You know who I like a little bit more as a better option here though?  Just a deep, deep hatred for yourself. DJ Moore's 194,000, oh my God, he's expensive. I'm gonna make fantasy owners proud today. That's why I'm going DJ Moore. The Colts, the Cowgirls, and the Panthers are all out of commission that leaves us with the Arizona Cardinals. Normally I'd say Kyler, but I don't think he's gotten a new card. There's a 90 overall Larry Fitzgerald but is our 89 plus worth it for a wide receiver. We already have a really good wide receiver. I think we build the secondary here. Luda Baker, strong safety run sport, 87 overall. That's a really good card. All right, Arizona Cardinals, thank you very much for the help. That's two offense, two defense. We're doing this quite well round. Ooh, Detroit Lions. Do I use an 89 plus on the Lions? Honestly, I hate to say it. I don't think we have anybody that's reputable enough for this. There is a Night Train Lane but I don't like that so much. I really just don't. He's like an insanely good Madden card but I have no affinity for the guy. When I was growing up and young, it was Barry Sanders, Megatron, you know? Night Train Lane was like a plumber. I also wanna show you the biggest game changer for buying glasses online and it comes from Warby Parker and they're sponsoring today's video. Warby Parker has everything you need for happier eyes. Eyeglasses, sunglasses, contact lenses, eye exams and you can shop online and in store. But the massive game changer is in this box right here. Inside this box is Warby Parker's free home try-on kit.  Is it really worth buying? So what Warby Parker does, they're gonna let you select five different pairs of glasses or sunglasses. Ship them to your house completely free. Then you get to try them on. If you like them, you can keep them and pay for them. If you don't like them, they even have a prepaid shipping label for you. Stick it on the box, ship it right back to them completely free. Glasses start at $95 including prescription lenses. It is literally the greatest way to buy glasses online. I decided to get weird with it since it's free. This pair right here I wouldn't normally order. This is the Renton narrow black oak turquoise. See, I wouldn't normally order this but that's actually pretty dope. I also ordered the Simon. Yeah, these ones are fired. And here's the Fisher sunglasses. You get the idea. Again, you can try five pairs of glasses at home completely free at warbyparker.com forward slash mmg. Take advantage, I highly recommend it and enjoy the rest of the video. This isn't the smartest pick but do you know who has been such a God in fantasy? Well, how many of you drafted Amonra St. Brown, bro?  But Amonra St. Brown really has been incredible. So we got DJ Warren, Amonra St. Brown. I don't think I'll be using an 89 plus on wide receivers. Sounds like I got good wide receivers. I think the 89 plus is just gonna come to us. Jacksonville Jaguars. And they're looking pretty good right now, baby. So there's Brandon Schurf and Miles Jack for the 89 pluses but either of those guys really stick out to me. Ooh, dude. This is a goat. This is a long standing goat on this channel. Got traded to the Jacksonville Jaguars and he's still a snow way. There's not a single one on the auction house. Foley, South of Louis has a nasty 87 overall.  Well, that does throw a wrench in things. I guess I'll build offensive line here again. If I go too long without grabbing a center I'm gonna forget. Tyler Shanley is actually nice because he has post up baked in. Tyler Shanley, Jacksonville Jaguars. Guarantee he got bullied for that last name but now he's in the league so he can laugh at everybody else, right? We have not picked up any insane card or any skill positions other than what I received. We have no half back, no quarterback. And we get the candy. This might be a good time to do it right now. Game City Chiefs. Oh my God. Nightmare. Krishna Koye, the Nigerian nightmare has a 91 overall card. Actually, you know what? You know what?   If you guys saw my Marshawn Lynch video it's insane what these AKA cards can do. I kinda wanna do it with him.  So stay tuned for that.  I've been wanting to use this card for so long I have never gotten an opportunity to Field General, middle linebacker, Derek Johnson. He's a gigantic, hard hitting that might as well be a safety. That is one of our 89 pluses used on the Kansas City Chiefs. We're cruising along here. Our wheels getting a little sparse. We're taking some wind out of the sails. New Orleans, Saint. Off the dome piece. I can't think anything that I want right now. Actually, I can think of a quarterback that I want. I bet you didn't expect Krabble Eggs himself. 87 overall improviser quarterback. 72 speed is atrocious. I saw this guy run out of a grocery store stealing some Krabble Eggs. He was a lot faster than that, but whatever. We're going to add James at our quarterback. Talk to me. Okay, so got James Winston looking good right there. Let's see what team is up next. Oh, the Redskins. Yeah, I didn't update it. I'm racist. Oh my gosh. You gotta edit that out. The Redskins, the commies. You guys have seen me use this Chase Young a lot but there is a reason for it. This is one of my favorite left ends in the entire game. He comes baked in with edge threat. He's fast. He's dominant. Chase Young is the move here. This card is nasty. This team is coming together. We're rounding it out. We've got the Baltimore Ravens next. Bro, this 91 overall limited Lamar just dropped and I just picked up James Winston. I think I gotta take Marcus Williams here. Marcus Williams is a free safety that would give me Marcus Williams and Buddha Baker. So I've got the secondary mostly locked up but I don't have any corners at all right now. Like zero. We're running out of spins too. Okay, I have a quarterback. I don't have a half back. I don't have corners. Let's work on that right now before anything gets out of hand. Seattle? Seattle have corners? Oh, but they got B-Smoad.  So if you wanna see B-Smoad, you can check that out. I'm gonna make the smart decision here. I have a guaranteed super good corner. So we're taking it. Sidney Jones, 87 overall. I've got a corner. Talk to me. Four spins remain. Come on, baby. We gotta stay strong here. We gotta stay strong. I take another corner. I still gotta take a half back for sure. Giants, oh my God. I could go Saquon. Oh my God, yes. I don't care how much he costs.  Saquon Barkley, team of the week. 88 spin, 88 excel. He's such a beast. 90 break tack. I've been wanting to use this card for forever. I've never had a good excuse to say Saquon Barkley. I can't wait, baby. You know what I really don't have is D-Line. I only have Chase Young on the D-Line right now. My O-Line is just a center and a right guard. We get the Los Angeles Rams. I have two wide receivers. Do I have a tight end? I need a tight end. I hate to burn these back to back, but bro, tight ends are so important. No way. There's none on the action house. Sick. Second area is just so important. Jalen Ramsey is expensive. Nice, 208,000 coins. Oh my God. Look at this. There's this whole chunk of the wheel that we haven't even touched. I think this is my, I think I'm gonna have three spins left and this is one of them. Get the Minnesota Vikings. Jay Jettos has our 89 plus. Dude, you can't get Vikings and not go Justin Jefferson. I don't need this many good wide receivers, but I don't care. I'm doing it. One of my favorite wide receiver cards in this entire game, Justin Jefferson. This is my 15th wheel spin. I have no 89 pluses left. We gotta take an 88 or lower. Of our final team is gonna be the Chargers, right? It's gotta be with the way that's sitting. Los Angeles Chargers. They actually will have a lot of good options. So I like this a lot. I've got a quarterback in James Winston. I've got a running back in Saquon Barkley. I don't have a tight end. And I don't think the Chargers are gonna have one for me. Of course they have a tight end, Matt. You talked about them.  Donald Borum literally, literally the best tight end in this entire game. So our offense. So Jay Jettos, Amonra, DJ Moore, James Winston, Saquods, Tyler Shatley, Zach Martin and then Donald Parham on offense. Derek Johnson, Darius Leonard, Buddha Baker, Chase Young, Sidney Jones, Jaylin Ramsey. This team has actually cracked. I really like what we did with this team. Now I gotta fill in a bunch of bumps. With 15 wheel spins, we built an 80 overall squad. Now the true test is hopping into a game and seeing how the boys perform. Let's get it. Big tweaking. Oh my God, I thought that was my team. Oh, it's a chiefs team team. Oh, Derek Johnson is in my top three. How is that the case? All right, let's see what the chiefs team team has got. Yeah, it took Derek Johnson's ability off.  Luckily there's half-time adjustment so at half time I can get my abilities back. For now we just gotta rock with what we got here. Oh, big hit. Oh no. Does he run this football now? There's the run. Derek Johnson, no.  Yeah, I didn't think so.  He had someone wide open too. Would he run the ball here? I don't think he would. I think he's scared. He's not scared. He's not scared. The opposite of scared is what that guy is. He's not scared at all. All right, seven to zero, rocky start for the spin the wheel squad, but you know what? I'm in a good mood right now. I'm gonna play my absolute heart out. I don't need a wheel a month to play my heart out. Let's go, baby. I got Giovanni Ricci. The pasta, gabbago, da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da.  Dude, it took off James's abilities. It took off Saquan's abilities.  Whatever. Saquan's a monster with or without those abilities. So I don't care if they exist or not. Donald Parham's got his abilities. I still got post up. It's like a pot shot, whether I got the abilities or not. The easiest man to throw the ball to.  Donald Parham is the guy you throw the ball to. We're gonna go 70 yards with Parham. Let's get it, baby.  I know it says MMG somewhere in there. I just can't see it. Saquan, right side stretch. It's actually too easy, baby. Eight to seven. Take the lead. Let's start, boys. All right, well, let's just clamp back up on defense. We know he's not scared to run the ball, so I don't need to run nickel the whole time. I can get creative here. Dude, and once halftime hits, I get all my abilities back. Dude, we're in business. By the way, if you're wondering what happened my abilities, if you substitute a player in at one of those weird positions, like three down running back or rush left end, all that shit, if you do that, it takes their ability off. Then you have to go reactivated.  Oh, it's a draw. Oh, it's an RPO. Castro could be a run play, right? I got Derek Johnson ready for the run. Nope, it's not. It's a slip screen. I'm here. I'll pick it off. What are you doing? I'm so distraught. You saw me and you still threw it. I'm personally offended that you would throw that football. After I sniffed it out, I smelled it. Didn't even have a lurker on Derek Johnson, still took it to him. I'm going inside zone, baby. Hey, he ran me like a bug. Yeah, that was a full run commit. All right, 14 to seven.  I do get ball half though, so we're looking good here. Derek Johnson, the 89 plus, turning out to be a really good pick so far. I think he's gonna go back to running the football. That's what I would do. After getting dusted up like that, but Derek Johnson makes me like, wow, this Derek Johnson is good.   Better have a spooky plate spooked up here. I don't need lurker. I don't need it. I own you. He might just quit. I would. Good run, Saquon. Good hard cut. I love you, Saquon. Yup, yup. There's so many things I could throw. Who cares what I throw? Oh! Jay, get us! There is no way you're my 89 plus. You never dropped that. Saquon right at the middle. This is the freest fourth down. Let's go, baby. Give me those blocks. Go Saquon! Easy. I'm thinking we go Donald Parham. He saved this last time. Why can't he do it again? Wait for it. Wait for it, Donald Parham. You're so... That very well could have been picked off. So yeah, I'm glad it wasn't. I'm going for it because nobody can stop me. But who's gonna stop me from going for it? I'm gonna go same brown across the middle. Haven't used him and then Donald Parham on the right side. Donald Parham? Donald Parham? It's the freest pass ever. It's Donald Parham. Nobody can stop it. God, I love that Donald Parham. Uh-oh.  I got post up in there. Number 69. Uh-oh. You leaving Saquon?  Yeah! I'm bricked up. Another two point conversion because we're like that. I think he guessed his pass. Wait, wait for a monorah. Wait for a monorah. Go, go, go, go, go. Oh my God. Flasers central population one. I don't think he has a luxury of running the ball anymore. Nice dot. Really nice dot. All right, is that your Franklin? I'm gonna put you underneath. Let's just go lock up the middle. With Derek, Big B. Wait, I got the ball. It was that your Franklin? What a pitch. Oh my God. Highlight reel, highlight reel, highlight reel. No way that was so sick. This is a rage quit. It has to be. I'm literally like that. I'm him. I'm him. What a game. I didn't get to use any of my abilities. We just dropped 28 in the first half. All right, boys. Hey, let me tell you something about our schedule that we got here. You're gonna see a really cool video on the nightmare. I can't wait to do that video. I can't wait to use that ability vanguard.  I'm not gonna starve you of wheel of mud anymore. You're gonna see double or nothing. It's gonna be awesome. So I just wanna say thanks for sticking around. I appreciate you boys. I've been lacking on posting like the true heaters that I know you guys love.  So hope you guys enjoyed. Gigantic month of October ahead of us. I love you. Thanks for watching as always. Big dubs. Big dubs today. Peace out.