Well, the estimates are starting to flow in for the cost of Donald Trump's border wall
and so far for a 48 mile stretch of the wall along the border between Texas and Mexico,
it's going to cost at least $1 billion.
Again, $1 billion to pay for 48 miles of wall.
In case you weren't aware, there are hundreds of miles of border in the American south and
southwest.
$1 billion just for 48 miles.
Now, that does also include about 10 to 15 miles of repairs on existing walls.
Trump hasn't decided yet if the wall's going to be fully concrete, as he said during the
campaign, or if it's just going to be like a chain link fence that they stick up along
the border.
But all of that is beside the point.
Donald Trump knows the cost of the wall and by now, I think most Americans understand
that Mexico is not paying for it.
The United States taxpayers are the ones on the hook for this disgusting wall.
So, how do we pay for it?
A billion dollars for 48 miles is a hell of a lot of money.
But don't worry, Donald Trump has that covered, too.
According to articles, the cuts are going to come in the form of cuts to the Department
of Housing and Urban Development, National Institute of Health Research grants, those
are going to go away to pay for this wall.
Department of Agriculture, they're going to lose close to a billion dollars.
You know, agriculture, where we grow our food and we protect it and we help subsidize farmers
when they have a bad year so they don't lose their livelihoods.
We help pay for equipment so that they can continue to provide us with food.
Yeah.
Fuck that.
We need a wall.
Right, Trump?
We're going to start cutting EPA, heat subsidies for low-income American citizens.
Now, every year we have too many people in the United States, usually elderly, who die
in their homes in the winter because they cannot afford to keep the heat on.
Now, we help, we try to subsidize, we try to identify and help out as many of these
people as possible.
And Donald Trump wants to do away with that.
Screw the elderly.
You can freeze to death in your own home because you can't afford to keep the heat because
why?
I've scared enough Americans to think that we need to do something about Mexicans so
I got to build this wall.
Is it worth it?
Honest to God, does anybody in this country think that this stupid wall, one, will keep
anybody out and, two, that it's worth it?
Should we let American citizens die because they can't afford heat, just so that we can
build a wall?
An easily climbable wall?
That is one of the dumbest things that I have heard and I covered the entire George W. Bush
administration.
So this being the dumbest thing really says something about what's going on in America
today.
But don't tell that to middle American Republicans.
Right?
They want this wall.
They don't care how much it costs.
They don't care what gets cut, even though it's going to be their livelihoods that get
screwed because of this.
All they know is that they've been brainwashed into believing that Mexican immigrants are
coming over here and any day now, they're going to knock on those Republican voters
doors and kill them or rape them or both, not sure what order.
But that is what these idiots believe.
So they're all in favor of the wall.
They don't care how many billions it's going to cost.
They don't care who in the United States dies as a result of these budget cuts.
They just know that they've got something new to be afraid of and Trump's the only person
in the world that's going to keep them safe.
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Niki DeMartino - Dear Old Niki... | Message to Me - Duration: 4:19.
A few months ago,
I went through the hardest few months of my life.
And right now, I want to take the time
to talk to my old self to help her through it.
Dear Old Niki,
You're about to wake up in what feels like a nightmare.
Everything around you is gonna feel dark, like a lie,
everythings going to feel so wrong.
And you're going to feel helpless, and it's gonna feel like the end.
Your trust will be completely broken from the person you thought would never do that.
Your boyfriend. Of four years.
Who you grew up with,
who you started dating before youtube.
And through the journey of youtube, you started putting your identity as a girlfriend,
...never just Niki.
So when you lost him you lost yourself, because
you were just Niki for the first time and you weren't ready for it.
I just felt like... the fat twin.
I felt like the acne twin.
I felt like...
I didn't have anything in my life that genuinely made me happy.
*sigh*
And I want to tell you right now that it's never a good time for change.
You think you know who you are but you really don't know who you are,
And deep down you know you don't know who you are and that's terrifying.
You hide behind your twin sister and you hide behind your youtube channel -
and your subscribers.
But inside there's somebody screaming who just wants to be herself and feel free.
And you're angry at yourself because you know you're changing
and you look at old photos and you want to stay that Niki but…
you know that you're not that Niki anymore.
And you're not used to that.
You're used to putting on this face all the time -
it's always what everyone else thinks it's always about how everyone else feels, it's never about how you feel.
But at the end of the day when you're going to bed, you are not happy.
You can only fake it for so long.
You can only be an actress for so long.
You're gonna hit rock bottom.
You're gonna feel real depression. You're gonna wanna not wake up.
You're just gonna want to keep escaping from reality and go back to bed and go back to bed.
But you can't hide from it. You have to face it.
You have to sit in it, and feel depressed, and cry, and be alone, and sleep.
It's gonna feel like ****
Be honest with yourself.
If you wanna curse, curse.
If you wanna have blue hair, dye your hair blue.
And if someone hurts you, leave them.
Stop being afraid to love yourself.
You can be who you are, you can be who you want to be.
It's really all up to you.
Embrace what makes you different.
Look at yourself in the mirror and know that's who you are, and that's totally ok.
When you put yourself first, everything changes.
You aren't going to be faking anything anymore.
You're actually going to be comfortable in your own skin and you're actually going to walk around
confident to be Niki… for the first time in your life.
Change is scary, change is unknown but…
you're growing up, you're not supposed to stay the same.
You're going to be better from this, you're going to be stronger from this
and you're going to be really happy with who you become.
Make sure to subscribe to AwesomenessTV
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Abraham: The Old Testament Pattern of Saving Faith, Part 3 (Romans 4:13–17) - Duration: 38:19.
Let's open our Bibles tonight to the book of Romans, and what I'm endeavoring to do
is to take you through Romans 4 and 5, we started really in chapter 3, but looking at
the doctrine of salvation in this great section of Paul's writing.
I know that many of us are familiar with this.
I'm very familiar with it.
I know that for many of you it is rehearsed again and again and again.
Even on a Sunday night like this, you heard the doctrine of salvation explained to you
in one way or another four times already by the testimonies of those who were baptized.
When you go to a Bible study or when you go to a class or an FOF group, you will hear
a true explanation of the gospel.
We're committed to that so that not only can people hear the true explanation of the gospel
and be saved, but those of us who are responsible to proclaim the gospel can know how to present
it accurately.
In chapter 4 of Romans, we are finding Abraham to be the model of salvation by faith by grace.
It may surprise some people, it would surprise Jewish people that Abraham is the model of
salvation, salvation proclaimed by Christians in the New Testament, but it is nonetheless
true.
As we approach the text tonight, I wanted to look at verse 9 and read down through verse
17, I want to set it in your mind.
Romans 4:9, "Is this blessing then on the circumcised or on the uncircumcised also for
we say faith was credited to Abraham as righteousness?
How then was it credited, while he was circumcised or uncircumcised?
Not while circumcised but while uncircumcised and he received the sign of uncircumcision,
a seal of the righteousness of the faith which he had while uncircumcised so that he might
be the father of all who believe without being circumcised that righteousness might be credited
to them.
And the father of circumcision to those who not only are of the circumcision, but who
also fall in the steps of the faith of our father, Abraham which he had while uncircumcised."
Just to stop there and say the simple point is Abraham's salvation had nothing to do with
circumcision because righteousness was credited to him before he was circumcised.
And that's in the perspective of the Jews, a revolutionary idea because they connected
salvation to circumcision.
Abraham was given righteousness from God, justified, declared right before God before
he was ever circumcised.
And then starting in verse 13, reading down to verse 17, "For the promise to Abraham,
or to his descendants, that he would be heir of the world was not through the Law, but
through the righteousness of faith, for if those who are of the Law are heirs, faith
is made void and the promise is nullified.
For the Law brings about wrath.
Where there is no Law, there also is no violation.
For this reason it is by faith in order that it may be in accordance with grace so that
the promise will be guaranteed to all the descendants, not only to those who are of
the Law, but also to those who are of the faith of Abraham who is the father of us all.
As it is written, the father of many nations have I made you in the presence of him whom
he believed, even God who gives life to the dead and calls into being that which does
not exist."
Now that little text that I just read to you takes us to another very important consideration.
Abraham was declared righteous by faith, apart from circumcision.
He had not yet been circumcised.
Here we learn that Abraham was declared righteous apart from the Law because the Law had not
yet been given.
So, he didn't earn his salvation by circumcision, a ritual, or a rite, and he didn't earn his
salvation by keeping the Law, the Law had not yet been given.
The clear message of the Christian gospel is that salvation is by faith and grace, not
by rite and law-keeping.
This is the very opposite of the religions of the world.
In India there is a festival that occurs periodically called The Ard Komph Mala(????), you may have
read about it.
It takes place at the conflux of the two great rivers, the Gangi(??)
River and the Emana(?)
River called the fabled waters of the Pramog(??).
It is led by holy men of the Hindu religion called Digombar(?)
Sadus(?).
These holy men lead it with a stark naked parade to the water, followed by millions
of Hindus that are going into this convergence of these two rivers.
It is the world's largest religious event, millions of people dipping in the fabled waters
of the Priogue(??)
Disregarding the heavy expense of getting there and the difficult journey and the massive
amount of people, and by the way, the chilling water...they come from everywhere, rich and
poor...and in that event, all the caste barriers that usually exist in India are waived and
everybody has a right.
There are many who begin their journey months before the event to get there, fakirs, as
they're called, sit on spiked beds, ascetics meditate on hours sitting on their heads.
Worshipers pierce their tongues to sentence themselves to eternal silence.
Some kill the use of their limbs permanently by tying them in one position until they atrophy.
Others blind themselves purposely by staring directly into the sun.
You may have seen some of the photographs of this shocking sea of millions of people
on the river bank.
What are they doing there?
The Regveta(??) says, and I quote, "Those who battle at the conflux of the Black and
White River, the Gangi(?) and the Umara(?) go to heaven.
Amahabara(?) says, quote: "The pilgrim who bathes at this place wins absolution for his
whole family, and even if he has perpetrated a hundred crimes, he is redeemed the moment
he touches the Gangi whose waters wash away his sins," end quote.
So, all along the water's edge are erected shaving booths where the deeply devout strip
themselves naked and then shave off all the hair on their body.
The shaved hair is then dumped into the already filthy river and they are told to say, quote:
"For every hair thus thrown in, you are promised a million years residence in heaven," end
quote.
Once the most acceptable gift to give at an event like that was your life and religious
suicide was a part of the festival.
It was said, quote; "Whoever wishes to be born in heaven ought to fast down to a grain
of rice and then drown himself in these waters," end quote.
So you starve yourself to death and then if you're still alive, you drown yourself.
Why do they do this?
They believe bathing in these waters washes away all the pollution of sin.
Millions come, spiritual hunger.
One Hindu source says, "Those who come and enter into this rite, depart with peace in
their hearts and renewed faith."
Really, what a hellish damning tragic system of Satan's designing.
But Satan designs all kinds of religions like that, system of ritual, systems of ceremonies,
systems of works, systems of an external kind of nature that are supposed to grant forgiveness
and heaven.
It's a shocking thing to see actual pictures of this, but it should be no less shocking
to consider any kind of religion that promises a salvation to those who go through certain
rituals and certain works.
Jesus faced it in the Judaism of His own day.
Judaism, the true faith of the Old Testament, which was salvation by grace through faith,
as illustrated in Abraham, had long been lost and in its place, Pharisaism had come, a system
of legalism.
Jesus confronted it by saying in Matthew 15:8, "This people...quoting from Isaiah...honors
Me with their lips but their heart is far from Me."
Verse 9, "In vain do they worship Me, teaching as doctrines the precepts of men."
In vain do they worship Me.
It is useless.
And that is what is in the mind of the Apostle Paul as he writes in Romans 3 through 5.
To present this great treatise on the fact that nobody is going to be saved by some ritual
or some noble, moral effort, or religious activity, salvation and heaven are available
but not through any external action, only by grace through faith and that faith in the
true and living God who has now revealed Himself in the Lord Jesus Christ.
There is therefore no salvation apart from Jesus Christ.
And while Abraham did not know of Jesus Christ, he certainly wouldn't have known anything
about His life or death or burial or resurrection, he did know that salvation comes by faith
alone, and he believed that, and he believed that God was a God of grace who would give
salvation to a sinner who knew he couldn't save himself.
So Abraham becomes the model of justification by faith.
Now as the chapter that we're looking at kind of breaks up a little bit, the first portion,
verses 1 to 8, tells us Abraham was justified by faith, not works.
The second section, verses 9 to 17, which I just read, says that Abraham was justified
by grace and not by Law.
Now in what I read, I want you to look at verse 16, it's really the key verse.
"For this reason, salvation is implied there, by faith in order that it may be in accordance
with grace...in accordance with grace.
It is not earned, it is a gift of grace."
Grace by very definition is something unearned.
When God gives grace, it is free favor to undeserving sinners.
And that, of course, is what Ephesians 2:8 and 9 says, "For by grace are you saved through
faith, that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God not of works."
Abraham was not made righteous by works, he was not made righteous by circumcision, he
was declared by God to be righteous before he was ever circumcised.
He was declared by God to be righteous before the Mosaic Law was ever given.
Yet by the time you get to the New Testament era, the Jews believed that salvation comes
by circumcision and Law keeping.
And in neither case did Abraham fulfill the requirement.
Declared righteous, Genesis 15:6, by God before he was circumcised and before the Law was
even given.
And the whole point of this is that statement in verse 16.
God designed salvation by faith alone in order that it may be in accordance with grace.
Why?
Because then the salvation being an act of the free gift of God gives all glory to Him...gives
all glory to Him.
God is worthy to receive all glory because salvation is completely a free gift of grace,
unearned by any sinner.
Now remember again, by the time you get to the New Testament era, the Jews don't buy
this at all.
In Acts 15:5 at the Jerusalem Council, you had some of the sect of the Pharisees who
had supposedly believed and they stood up at the Jerusalem Council and they said, "It
is necessary to circumcise them and direct them to observe the Law of Moses."
Wow!
They have to be circumcised to be saved, they have to go through the ritual and they have
to observe the Law of Moses.
Even though they had come to some measure of believing in the Lord Jesus Christ, they
were unable to divorce themselves from the brainwashing of a lifetime of believing that
salvation was connected to circumcision and Law-keeping.
And so, as we come to verse 13, we have done with the circumcision issue in verses 9 to
12, and now we're going to look at the issue of Law.
Now the key word here in verse 13 is the word "promise."
"For the promise to Abraham or to his descendants that he would be heir of the world was not
through the Law but through the righteousness of faith," not through the Law but through
the righteousness of faith.
Key word, promise....promise.
Abraham was justified...listen...not by anything he did, not any ritual, or any law-keeping,
he was justified because he believed the promise of God.
He believed the promise of God.
God justifies the ungodly who believe His promise.
Back in chapter 4 and verse 5, "It is not the one who does some kind of work but the
one who believes in Him who justifies the ungodly, his faith is credited as righteousness."
What is it that Abraham believed?
He believed the promise.
The promise of what?
A promise of salvation in all its fullness.
He believed that when God disclosed to him a covenant, that God would keep his promise.
Justification then is believing in a promise.
It is to say it is believing in something that is immediately not realized.
The promise, I think, in verse 13 refers to the Abrahamic Covenant.
I don't want to get caught up in all the details of this, but just to give you a kind of overall
sense.
When God brought Abraham out of Ur of the Chaldees and when God decided sovereignly
to identify Abraham as the father of the people as we now know as the Jews, in chapter 12
of Genesis, God made a promise to him.
He promised him a number of things, reiterated it in chapter 15, reiterated it in chapter
18 of Genesis, and again in chapter 22 and then reiterated the promise that He had given
to Abraham to the sons of Abraham, the patriarchs, Abraham and Isaac and Jacob.
Abraham understood this spiritual promise.
That's why in Hebrews 11:10 it says He looked for a city that had foundations, whose builder
and maker is God.
He was still looking for the fulfillment of these promises.
Now the promise can be summed up in verse 13 in the phrase that he would be heir of
the world.
That is a fairly large promise.
Heir of the world...wow!
What an amazing promise that is.
How do you break that down?
What do you mean you'll be heir of the world?
Well in the simple sense it means that in the end, you will be...to borrow a New Testament
language...a joint-heir with Christ and you will inherit everything that is Christ's.
That's the New Testament view of it.
We who come to God by faith, we who believe the promise of salvation will inherit everything...everything.
Everything is ours in Christ.
First Corinthians 1:30, "By His doing you are in Christ Jesus who became to us wisdom
from God and righteousness and sanctification and redemption."
And not only all those spiritual benefits, but we become heirs of the world.
So many people today are worried about what's going to happen to the earth, caught up in
all these efforts to save the planet based upon a whole lot of mis-information to start
with and based upon some pretty ridiculous assumptions that they're in charge of the
perpetuity of the universe and the earth.
The fact of the matter is, those of us sitting here who don't buy in to any of this are the
true heirs of this planet and the whole universe.
That's a staggering thought, isn't it?
One day the New Heaven and the New Earth will belong to us.
But when you go back to the promise that was made to Abraham, you go back in to Genesis
12, Genesis 13, Genesis 15, Genesis 18, there were several components.
Number one, the land.
Abraham was promised land...the land we call the land of Canaan.
It actually was a lot more vast than Israel possesses now.
Israel is only in a little portion of it.
It stretched basically to cover the entire Middle East.
The book of Joshua tells us that this came to pass as Canaan became the possession of
Abraham's descendants, but that was just sort of down payment on the whole world because
Abraham was an heir ultimately of the world, like all other believers.
Part of the promise was the land.
Another part of the promise was a great nation.
Genesis 13 and 15 and 18 build on the promise that God would give to him a seed and out
of that seed would come a nation that would number like the sand of the sea and the stars
in the heaven.
Exodus shows us the beginning of the realization of Abraham's seed, the history of the Semitic
people.
The third component in the Abrahamic Covenant was the promise of the blessedness of the
world coming through them.
Genesis 12:3 says, "In you shall all the families of the earth be blessed."
And that is why in verse 17 he's called the father of many nations.
He is really the father, the spiritual father of all who have been blessed in all the nations.
So he was made these vast promises of a land of a people, a nation, and being the source
of blessing to the whole world.
Later on in Romans 9, Paul shows how this is true because it is through t he people
of Israel that the Messiah comes, the doctrines come, the covenants come, the scriptures come,
the promises come all through the people of Israel who are the authors of holy Scripture.
But most importantly in capping off the promises, inside THE promise, the Abrahamic Covenant,
is the pledge of the Redeemer...the Redeemer.
I believe Abraham knew that there would be a greater than Isaac, that he knew there would
be one who would surpass that son.
In John 8:56, Jesus said, "Your father, Abraham, rejoiced to see My day and he saw it and was
glad."
I'm glad the Lord said that.
That needs to be in there to help us to understand what was in the promise.
The Redeemer was in the promise.
Turn to Galatians chapter 3 for a moment.
How and where did he see the Redeemer in the promise?
Well in Galatians 3 verse 16, "Now the promises were spoken to Abraham, the promises in the
promise, the promise of the land, the promise of the nation, the promise of being the source
of blessing to the whole world.
They were spoken to Abraham and to his seed."
Here Paul says he doesn't say to seeds as referring to many, but rather to one and to
Your seed, that is Christ.
And so Paul says that Christ is the real seed and in Him comes the salvation to Israel and
through Israel that blesses the world.
That's why verse 29 is true, if you belong to Christ, you are Abraham's descendants,
heirs according to promise.
All who come in faith are the children of Abraham.
We are Abraham's seed by faith but more importantly, there is one seed that came from Abraham who
is the source of the salvation of all the rest of Abraham's seed.
What is promised in the Abrahamic Covenant, land, a nation, blessing to the world, the
key to the promise, is the Messiah, the Christ.
Abraham saw his day and rejoiced to see it.
What did Abraham believe then?
He believed in the promise of God, of salvation, a salvation that would make him an heir of
the world, a salvation that would include land, a nation, blessing to the world, most
importantly the seed, the promised seed.
Did Abraham connect that with Genesis, the seed of the woman who would come to bruise
the serpent's head?
I'm sure he did...I'm sure he did.
So God gave him a great promise, a salvation promise.
It's the same promise to us.
We have a Savior and we're among those who have been blessed, among the nations of the
world who have been blessed and through us we carry the gospel and therefore become the
source of blessing to the world.
We have become the people of God.
One day we will inherit the earth in the millennial Kingdom and then finally the Hew Heaven and
the New Earth.
Now what is important about all this salvation promise?
What is essential about it is it did not come by the Law....it did not come by the Law.
Verse 17, "What I'm saying is this, the Law which came 430 years later...Galatians 3:17...the
Law which came 430 years later does not invalidate a covenant previously ratified by God so as
to nullify the promise.
For if the inheritance is based on Law, it is not longer based on a promise.
But God has granted it to Abraham by means of a promise."
It's so critical.
Abraham could not have been justified by keeping the Mosaic Law because it wasn't given for
430 years.
That's the argument.
It can't happen when there is no Law.
And before the Law was ever given, there was already a promise in effect that when the
Law came, verse 17, go back to it, it didn't invalidate a covenant, namely the covenant
called the Abrahamic Covenant which is a grace covenant, it didn't invalidate that covenant
previously ratified by God so as to nullify the promise.
You could say, "Well wait a minute.
When the Law came, the rules changed."
No...no.
"For if the inheritance...verse 18...is based on Law, it's no longer based on a promise.
God has granted it to Abraham by means of a promise."
You understand how that relates to us, that salvation is not based on circumcision for
us or some ritual, even baptism, it's certainly not based on moral behavior and obedience
to the Law.
Salvation for Abraham was based on a promise.
Salvation for us is based on a promise.
It is a sovereign promise, it is a gracious promise.
It is given to people who do not deserve it.
Abraham was given righteousness.
He was declared righteous, declared just, he was justified because divine righteousness
was imputed to his account simply because he believed that God was a God of salvation.
It is still so.
God promises to give you salvation.
He promises to give you the world, to inherit as a joint-heir everything that is Christ's.
Salvation is universally by promise, not by Law.
The Apostle Paul, you'll remember, tried hard to be saved by the Law, didn't he?
He even met the requirement of circumcision, Philippians tells us in chapter 3, "He was
circumcised the eighth day."
It also tells us that he was zealous keeping the Law and tradition.
In fact, as far as the Law was concerned externally, he was blameless and he looked at it all when
he met Christ and considered it all manure.
So how does righteousness come?
Let's go back to Romans again...if you're still in Galatians.
It comes apart from the Law.
For if those...verse 14...who are of the Law are heirs, faith is made void.
There's no point in faith if you have to earn it.
And the promise is nullified because the promise was given to someone before the Law was ever
revealed.
In other words, the original condition of salvation is faith.
If another condition is established, then the original condition is invalidated and
the promise is void.
Now that is exactly what legalists believe.
That is exactly what all the false religions of the world believe, that you have to earn
it, and that makes faith empty and useless and the promise nullified.
What it's...what it's saying is, the whole biblical basis of salvation which is faith
and grace based on promise collapses if the rules have changed.
If once Abraham was declared righteous before God by simply believing the promise and became
an heir of the world, the Kingdom and all that God possesses, but now once the Law has
been given there's a new way, then the whole structure of salvation by promise collapses...it's
void, it's empty.
One writer says, "Faith is able to receive anything that God promises but if the allotment
is to be enjoyed by means of a Law which Abraham had not and which none of his children ever
kept or any other Law, faith is cancelled and a promise with an impossible condition
is nullified.
In other words, if the promise now becomes conditional on Law keeping, we're all damned.
The Law can never bring the promise cause it has no power to make men obey it.
Through the years I have, from time to time, taught an entire lesson on what the Law cannot
do, a long lesson on that.
I think I have 20 points.
The Law gives you no help.
The Law gives you no strength.
The Law gives you no assistance.
The Law doesn't aid you, you're on your own.
If legalism and Law-keeping were ever meant to be the principle of justification, the
entire plan and program of salvation which God identified at the very outset would crumble.
It would mean that Abraham was not justified by faith, or if he was, nobody after the Law
is.
And that, of course, raises the question, then why the Law?
Which is the issue in verse 15.
What does the Law do?
We're talking here about God's moral Law, for the Law brings about wrath.
But where there is no Law, there also is no violation.
If you don't have any laws, you can't break them, right?
So God gave the Law in order to manifest the violators.
The criminals were all there but they aren't deemed criminal until the Law is given.
The Law can't save, all the Law can do is condemn.
And again, that is the message of Galatians 3 verse 10, "For as many as there of the works
of the Law are under a curse, the curse is everyone who doesn't abide by all things written
in the book of the Law to perform them."
So what the Law does is curse you and condemn you and damn you, and that means to bring
wrath, to produce wrath.
It doesn't produce salvation, it produces divine wrath.
The Law works wrath because it curses those who can't keep it, making them guilty of violations
and set for judgment.
The Law condemns everybody who is not absolutely perfect.
The Law does something else, corollary to that.
The Law not only condemns the sinner but strangely enough, according to Romans 7:7 to 10, the
Law even incites sin.
It even activates sin.
Paul says that and he doesn't hold anything back, he gives it personal testimony.
Is the Law sin?
Romans 7:7, "May it never be, on the contrary, I wouldn't have come to know sin except through
the Law, that's its first function, it reveals sin and therefore produces wrath and judgment.
I wouldn't have known about coveting if the Law hadn't said, 'You shall not covet.'"
Further, sin taking opportunity through the commandment produced in me the coveting of
every kind.
Well that's the second thing the Law does.
You make a rule and that rule will incite the sinful heart to violations.
Tell a sinner he can't do something and you just raise his motivation to do it.
We all deal with that with our children, right?
They're often tolerable until you give them a command not to be violated and then something
in them desperately needs to violate that.
That's just part of the human heart.
So the Law in itself is not bad, the Law is good in that the Law raises the issue of sin
to a level where it cannot be ignored.
So the Law brings about wrath.
The Law produces a curse that there weren't any Law...there wouldn't be any violation
of any Law.
Now here's the goal of his reasoning in verse 16.
"For this reason it's by faith."
What reason?
"In order that it may be in accordance with grace."
That's the only way we could ever be saved.
You can't earn salvation, justification by rite and ritual, you can't earn it by law-keeping.
So it has to be by faith and it has to be a gift of grace.
There's no other possibility because by the deeds of the Law no flesh can be justified,
as we saw in chapter 3.
All we're going to do is end up cursed.
The promise of justification and the inheritance that comes with it, the promise of all the
blessings of eternal glory come only by grace so that the promise, verse 16, will be guaranteed.
Look, if it's by works, nobody gets a guarantee, right?
If you have to earn your justification by works, it's up to you to earn it, then it's
pretty obvious that you could forfeit it.
If you did something to stop earning it or to default, no it is consistent with bad theology
to say both sides of that.
Those religions that teach you earn your way don't teach having once earned your way, you're
secure forever.
They don't teach that.
Even forms of Christianity that we call Arminian in their theology for Arminius, Pelagian,
semi-Pelagian views that say it's completely up to us to believe on our own, it's completely
up to us to accept the gospel on our own.
It's something we have to do.
Don't believe that having done that once, you're secure forever.
One of the tenets of Arminian theology is you come on your own power and you could lose
your salvation by disobedience.
And so there is no real guarantee of the promise.
But when it is by reason of faith and in accordance with grace, the promise is guaranteed.
Guaranteed?
How widely is it guaranteed?
Well he says it is guaranteed to all the descendants...to all the descendants, to all the spiritual
sons of Abraham who come by faith, there is a guarantee of the promised inheritance.
Peter says it's undefiled, fadeth not away, as you heard in testimony a moment ago.
It's a guaranteed inheritance.
Guaranteed to whom?
To all the descendants.
And then he splits them out, "Not only those who are of the Law, Jews...Jews.
Not only to Jews but also to those who are of the faith of Abraham, Gentiles."
Abraham was not a Jew.
Abraham was a Chaldean Gentile.
So Abraham didn't receive justification by being a Jew, being a circumcised Jew and being
a law-keeping Jew.
And yet the Jews of the New Testament era thought that that's exactly how you receive
justification by being a Jew, being a circumcised Jew, being a law-keeping Jew.
It's not by Law, it's by grace and thus the promise can be absolutely guaranteed to all
Abraham's spiritual descendants whether they are of the Law, meaning the Jews who have
the Law of God, or whether they are simply of the faith of Abraham, that is Gentiles
who don't necessarily have the revealed Law of God.
As a footnote, by the way, in Romans 2 he says they do have the Law of God written in
their hearts which holds them accountable and from which the Holy Spirit can certainly
reveal their sin.
But also, God having revealed His Law on the pages of Scripture, made Israel responsible
to proclaim His Law to the whole world as He has made the church responsible to proclaim
His Law to the whole world today so that men can see their sin against the revealed Law
of God.
The intention then is that salvation is by grace alone because that's the only way men
could ever be saved because no one can keep the Law.
And once you come by faith, it is a gift of grace, the promise can be absolutely guaranteed
to everyone, Jew and Gentile.
Isn't that how Paul began his gospel?
"I'm not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, the power of God and to salvation to all who
believe, to the Jew first, also to the Gentile."
Verse 17, "As it is written...this is parenthetical...a father of many nations have I made you."
The eternal purpose of God in justifying Abraham was to make him the prototype of salvation
by faith in a promise given by grace to an unworthy, ungodly, undeserving sinner.
And in that sense, the spiritual sense, he is a father of many nations because there
have been many in many nations who have come to salvation by faith that is like Abraham's.
Abraham believed, verse 17 speaks of the one in whom Abraham believed, even God.
That is the heart of it, folks.
Salvation comes by faith and what do you mean by faith?
By faith in anything?
No, by faith in God.
To whatever degree that God had revealed Himself.
To what degree did Abraham understand God?
He understood Him as the God who gives life to the dead and calls into being that which
doesn't exist.
He understood Him as the Creator/God and the life-giving God.
What do you mean he understood God as the one who gives life to the dead?
Well, somebody might say he knew that Sarah's womb was dead and he was passed the capability
to produce a child and in that sense God gave life out of two dead people.
I think it was more than that.
I think you remember in verse 22 when he took Isaac up to the mountain, laid him on the
altar, he put him there because the Lord had said to put him there and then you kill him.
And he lifted up the knife to plunge it in his heart.
Why would he do that?
Hebrews 11 says because he believed in God who raises the dead.
And so he believed in the God of creation and the God of resurrection.
He believed everything that had been revealed about God.
He also believed that God was the only hope of salvation for himself, that he as a sinner
had nothing in his own life that could commend him to God.
And so he came to the God that he knew to be the God of creation and the God of resurrection
and he pled with that God to be gracious to him, forgive his sin and to some degree he
knew that the fulfillment of the promise was not locked in Isaac only but in a seed far
down history.
John 8:56, "He saw his day and was glad."
He knew that if Isaac wasn't the sacrifice, there would be a final and complete sacrifice.
So Paul so magnificently tells us that salvation is by faith, not works; grace, not Law.
Let's bow in prayer.
Lord, as we covered this tonight again, it's just so wonderful to see the consistency of
Scripture.
We're just grateful and blessed.
Saints through the history of the church have fully understood this.
I think of the wonderful testimony of John Bunyan in his remarkable work called Man's
Soul, so many centuries ago talking about how Prince Emmanuel arrived in the city of
Man's Soul and set all the unworthy sinners free.
This has always been the message.
We thank You for the testimonies we've heard tonight from those who have been brought to
the place where they understand that their salvation rests only in faith and grace.
Lord, help us to spread this message.
Help us to love this truth.
Help us to embrace the promise that is our promise of an eternal inheritance, undefiled,
preserved for us, that never fades.
We will inherit the earth as we were promised, even though we are bankrupt in ourselves we
will inherit the earth.
We will inherit the Kingdom.
Even though we are sinful, we will become eventually more than just righteous by declaration,
we will become righteous by recreation.
We thank You, Lord, that Jew or Gentile, anyone who believes can become in this sense a follower
and a child of Abraham, following in the prototype of his faith.
Be gracious, Lord, to those who have not yet embraced Christ and may that be the miracle
that happens to them, even this day.
We pray in His name.
Amen.
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AND ON MONDAY AS WELL.
IN BETWEEN, NICE WEATHER.
SCOTT: THANK YOU.
TODAY IS MARCH 28 OR 3/28, THE
DATE IS A SIGNIFICANT ONE, AT
LEAST ACCORDING TO NEW ENGLAND
PATRIOTS FANS.
THEY WENT NUTS WITH THIS ON
TWITTER TODAY.
3/28 IS A REMINDER THAT THE
ATLANTA FALCONS BLEW A 28-3 LEAD
IN SUPER BOWL 51.
SO WE TOO CELEBRATE 3/28
WE JOIN PATRIOTS FANS ON THIS
HISTORIC DAY.
FOR THE CATASTROPHIC IMPLOSION
OF THE FALCONS IS SOMETHING WE
SHOULD OBSERVE AND CHEER
WHENEVER POSSIBLE.
[LAUGHTER]
SULA: JUST FOR FLETCHER MACKEL.
FLETCHER: THEY GO.
THAT IS GREAT STUFF.
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>> A FLORIDA MAN IS SHOWING
SUPPORT FOR VETERANS STEP BY
STEP.
TODAY JOHN DERRICK SMITH PASSED
THROUGH HOOVER IN A WALK ACROSS
ALABAMA.
SMITH SAYS HE'S HITTING THE
PAVEMENT IN HONOR OF FIRST
RESPONDERS, VETERANS AND FALLEN
HEROES.
HE'S ALREADY WALKED THROUGH SIX
STATES AND DOESN'T PLAN TO STOP
THERE.
>> I'M GOING TO TRY TO DO ALL
THE STATES IF MY FEET LET ME.
IF MY BODY LETS I'M GOING TO TRY
TO DO ALL THE STATES UNTIL THIS
COMES TO PASS.
>> SMITH SAYS HE'S TRYING TO
ESTABLISH A FUND TO TAKE CARE OF
FAMILIES OF THOSE KILLED IN THE
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Data Science Dojo Alumni - Suguna Bommuluri - Duration: 1:43.
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As an individual or as a company You need to do that
The question is "how do we do that?"
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It is a lot to cover in it
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So yes, online courses are flexable that's good
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Jose Baez's Opening Statement | Season 1 Ep. 1 | YOU THE JURY - Duration: 1:34.
Your opening statement?
Thank you, your honor.
May it please the court, the council.
Everywhere I go, people always ask
me, hey, did you see that show, "Making of the Murderer?"
Does that stuff really happen?
And my answer is always the same.
Yes, it happens quite often.
What doesn't happen often is you don't have that type
of coverage all the time.
And then we see the person after 30 years
of serving time for a crime they never committed
is finally released.
That's what happens when you make a murderer.
Now, Mr. Tacopina is right.
This ain't a criminal courtroom, but they're
still calling him a murderer.
That's the first thing he did.
Whenever you call somebody the worst word you can possibly do,
you need to back it up with evidence.
And now he's prefacing you with, well, we
don't have to prove that much.
This is a different courtroom.
It's circumstantial evidence.
He's getting you set up from no evidence whatsoever that
shows that Gary harmed Robin.
Now, Mr. Tacopina mentions justice.
Well I, too, mention justice.
But justice doesn't mean punishment.
The definition of justice means fairness.
We're going to ask that each and every one of you
be fair, open-minded, and watch how there is the making
of a murderer in Aruba.
Thank you.
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New Lego Block Legendary Tyrannosaurus Rex, Tanystropheus, Parasaurolophus Speed Build Unboxing - Duration: 10:54.
New Lego Block Legendary Tyrannosaurus Rex, Tanystropheus, Parasaurolophus Speed Build Unboxing
okay guys super excited today I got
three also legendary Lego block eggs
from China each of these are about 70 to
80 pieces each one of them make awesome
lego set they are Lego knock off so they
consider themselves more like I believe
they call them like blocks instead of
Lego as you can see this is the company
that makes it here for ages 6 plus
seventy four pieces on this one this one
is a Penny's drops tropheus okay and
then we've got this one here where this
one is a pair of sex with soros this one
is 73 pieces and then we've got a t-rex
here which is 80 pieces so uh let me go
ahead and show you guys what is in these
eggs so I mean these are really cool
eggs just the eggs themselves are
awesome they're good quality eggs I
really like it and they're like black
and yellow so if you are go ahead and
open it up it is a regular Lego set well
okay blocks they call them but they are
identical to lego pretty much the only
difference between this and Lego is they
don't say Lego on every one of those
little knobs that stick out and then it
comes with instructions on how to put it
together which
well his destruction seemed pretty
simplistic hopefully I'll be all right
leghul does a much better job with their
directions blah ah ok I guess it'll be
all right so uh that is one of them
let's check out the other ones ok let's
check out another one
so here is instructions on this one once
again not as simple as Legos
instructions but you know you're talking
70 some pieces so it's not too bad okay
let's check out the last one which was
the peonies tropheus so these are are
inexpensive sets that you could buy from
China I actually got these on ebay and
the shift directly from China so you
have to wait a while I mean I waited
probably bought two to three weeks to
get these sets and then here are the
instructions on this one so a lot of the
instructions they seem pretty much the
same so there we go cool okay let me
know which one of these three is your
favor ok guys so here is the tannest
rufius and guys I can't really recommend
these guys to you guys first of all the
instructions are not all that great and
second of all ah one of this the third
set the pair of cephalus horas I
couldn't even put that together because
it was missing pieces and then this
other one here I had a broken piece I
have to superglue here so you know I out
of to set out of three sets two of them
had like broken or missing pieces so I
can't really recommend these sets I mean
they looked really cool at the beginning
I really like them but I I mean that's
it I mean I can't really recommend these
aw they are kind of cheaply put together
I mean these are definitely not Lego ah
sometimes when you move it here on the
joints I mean the headpieces just pop
off leg pieces pop off so like I said I
mean I really do apologize but I can't
really recommend these to you guys I
mean they look cool it if they would
come together this one came together all
right so this one had no broken pieces
the other one was missing pieces and
broken so and then this one here this
one here to looks kind of cool all this
is the Tyrannosaurus Rex so the t-rex
well like I said with the broken pieces
I can't recommend these sets guys ah i
reviewed a really cool lego t-rex set if
you want to check that out oh that's in
my lego playlist which you'll find at
the end of this video but now with this
guy too when you move it i mean these
pieces like pop off and so this is more
if i guess if you can't afford a regular
lego set but know that other t really
cool t-rex one which you could build
three dinosaurs that one is fifteen
dollars so i mean like i said i mean i
have a really hard time recommending
these because of the quality issues so
here they are next to some are much
better more better quality lego ones aww
i wrote i apologize to on I can't really
do stop-motion video either besides the
bill because these things just fall
apart and they're way too hard to work
with so uh let's go ahead so you guys
seen this guy here you've seen the t-rex
here this is the Lego t-rex I was
recommending this one I got for fifteen
dollars ah you could check that one out
on amazon I'll actually include that one
in the link below the video because like
I said I can't really recommend these
egg ones so I'm not even going to
include a link for them so if you are
interested in those you could buy those
on
ebay but anyways here is another awesome
lego 1 i've done a full review and
unboxing on before this one the head
moves the eyes light up if you push the
button a little hard to see because i
got bright lights but you could still
see it there so the arms move the leg
Moo's clicked into different positions
so this is an original older vintage
lego one so that one is awesome and then
of course you guys seen the indominus
rex this is the original and then the
other one you see there the mirror image
is the knockoff you can see the knockoff
all they have brighter colors for the
knock off the original has lighter
colors and you could identify it by
looking at each of these blocks say lego
on the originals and then the same for
the t-rex's this here is the original
t-rex and then this here is the knockoff
t-rex so once again the knockoff t-rex
has much brighter colors than the
original I like the original more I mean
I don't I don't really care for the
those bright colors that much it's a lot
brighter and shinier but I don't care
that much for then then this one has the
Lego imprints on each of the blocks
there so I guys thanks for viewing and I
really do apologize I couldn't put
together the third set because pieces
were missing but i mean i would like to
let you guys know i mean i wouldn't even
bother with those egg ones i mean the
quality issues it is just not worth it
well guys thanks reviewing and being
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My Thing With Group Sex | Jason Farone - Duration: 6:29.
hey guys look low so I guess before we
even get starting hear what you think
about the middle of the night messy
Jason too he's the life of the party is
it a look because I felt like you know
the channel was we were having a good
time here we having a good goddamn time
we were doing our food fan Fridays in
our giving head right everyone so it's
nice happy and messy comes in oh my god
you know it feels like brought it down a
notch so I thought what you guys deserve
is the next three consecutive days
starting with today are going to be all
whom fan Fridays I know Wednesday
Thursday and Friday because you know
what I don't care if it's wednesday or
if it's thursday if i want to talk about
some foods and fucking fridays on that
day I will I don't risk back to your
calendars stupid thing to say anyway
alright so I thought the best way to
kind of jump back into this would be to
answer of course your most sexual
questions that's right today proved that
Friday's whole of your bar sometimes
x-rated inquiries you ready let's get
started well can I think your hot ass
please sure have you ever eaten pussy I
have hey on camera for length or girth
oh my god undoing the Trevin by Iran on
it these are all anonymous by the way
even if you guys are apparently
embarrassed you wouldn't even associate
your days with some of this shit since
and friday have you ever run into
someone you forgot you had sex with yes
yes i have does that happen to you too i
don't think that that's like a huge
thing is it some people feel like
they've never oh I could make them all
aren't you our two special baker's dozen
some of us have had more doughnuts if
you know what I mean no I just
no I have I think the most embarrassing
time are I'll tell you a quick story
it's right here between us or share the
fucking video I don't care so one time I
went to this I would dissipate was
really late my head advice to be there I
walk in and he goes I hang onto goes
Andrew I guess that's the kid's name
right who I think I'm meeting for the
first time it goes off sorry Andrews
blowing the dealer I quit my watch what
is it with your own money or something
he goes oh he just likes his dick I'm
like oh yeah want to eat one of these
parties I don't I get text messages you
want to come sure I don't ask what is it
like so I just go so I show up to this
thing secure than shit andrew is there
by the way it in front of people it gets
off his maybe turns around he all but
cartoon he went like that that's all
that was missing was fit Betty to happen
but he turns out of it hi I said Andrew
it said I'm Jason he goes yeah I know
we've had sex I'm like why I swear to
god I've never seen this person before
in my life also thoroughly embarrassed
in front of this group of people that
I'm even somewhat assoc I'm upset he has
my phone number let alone that there was
an exchange anyway that was the most
embarrassing one they're all right right
along what's the weirdest thing anybody
has ever said to you during sex I think
of your business bank and it wasn't even
that long ago the weirdest thing that
happened was right as someone was about
you hey looked me in the eye and they
were like I want to grow old with you
a waterfall and I'm like really in my
head that's what got you there right
what do you say to them I get you a
towel I mean I knew what was wrong but
that literally the only thing I could
say back at that at that moment anyway
that's I thought on that pretty strange
hi sex I bet you are actually no i'm not
i'm not into group sex a lot of people
think I don't know based on my
personality something about me said yeah
the more the merrier but that's not
actually the truth the whole harem with
the grape I mean that seems nice but the
fornicating now I'm more I honestly I'm
more of like a one-on-one kind of guy I
am I'm not into because I feel like my
what I normally do is I have an audience
I have a stage I'm performing I'm happy
but I don't really associate even though
a lot of my comedy is sexually based I'm
not actually like turned on when I'm
doing comedy i'm not i'm not in a sexual
mood which is why i can make jet and you
know make jokes about the sex it's
because i'm not in God I don't know we
don't think I really look like that when
I'm in tarrant Lee he turns into a slow
tiger no don't know what that looked
like I can't wait to be back in editing
how terribly drew like get'em a helmet
that probably seems like but anyway you
guys understand what i mean when i'm not
feeling like that way i can be funny so
what was the question the MinC group sex
no because i like more of a one-on-one
the audience thing is not a turn-on for
me it's more of a turn-on to not be in
control all right that's answering more
than you out moving on let's end on the
okay will you please fuck me ever since
I saw your channel before you deleted
the shirtless vid you have turned me on
and i want your dick badly here's the
problem with this you ask that question
anonymously you left me absolutely no
way to get in touch with you so even if
my sister is yeah which let's let's say
it is sure consider it yours I have no
idea how to contact you that is all for
this week oomph and friday stay tuned
for tomorrow's thursday and fridays and
three it's going to be good i like this
was the nice ones and kick it off with
very appropriate I'm embarrassed on
multiple levels I love you lots
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Joe Tacopina's Opening Statement | Season 1 Ep. 1 | YOU THE JURY - Duration: 1:10.
-Ladies and gentlemen,
in the room with a murderer.
[inaudible] murdered Robin Gardner on August 2nd, 2011
in Aruba.
But we're not here today in a criminal murder trial, where
afterwards he spends the rest of his life in jail,
where he belongs.
We are here in a civil case, where the burden of proof
is not as high in a criminal matter.
In a civil matter, the burden, [inaudible] will tell you,
is preponderance of the evidence,
which simply means it's more likely than not that he did it.
And I will tell you, this case won't even be close.
We are going to overwhelm you with irrefutable evidence
of his guilt, and actually, circumstantial evidence
can be a lot stronger than direct evidence.
He did this.
He killed her.
He's still at liberty, but the day has come that this family
will finally get justice.
Thank you.
Thank you, your honor.
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Talking Tom Gold Run
Talking Tom Jetski
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Jurassic World - The Game Dinosaurs Ludia Episode 33 HD - Duration: 14:30.
well guys great to see you again i'm so glad you came back
Jurassic World - The Game Dinosaurs Ludia Episode 33 HD
soros so I this guy is pretty formidable off
I've got him up to level 30 and I mean that guy is really good for an axe
so he is awesome and AH just recently uh you'll see
probably later this week i upgraded my are pterodactyl actually was in turn
after turn it on your pterodactyl hurt around it on i upgraded that so I mean
he's gonna be up to level 20 and i just bought a t-rex is still got a couple
more days of that that he will be at level 20
so it's gonna be interesting guys I'm probably not going to be recording all
that many more of these videos i mean they have not been very popular so I
mean if you do like these videos make sure you leave me comments in the
section down below that you want to see me keep making them and also like what
changes you would like to see I mean I am like i said in the last video i am in
a tournament right now for the tryna from Mara I got up to number one from
the top 10% so I moved up to the top 5% over there I'm like way down so i did
not know it goes up to the top 5% top one
so I mean I don't have anywhere close and i knows i need to eat there so I
mean I will keep competing and next week i'll be releasing videos on those I mean
there was something also battles but after their i'm probably gonna have to
take a break from this like I said I mean they have not been getting very
good views so I'm gonna have to concentrate on my main channel off my
videos which are the toys
oh ok well i mean i had a great time making these leave you guys end of eat
some epic battles here i got the funding source for us tickets Aaron cops
we're guide not have a chance
I mean absolutely not here he attacked before got like half mr. and so here I'm
just gonna attack of eight get it over with
put him out of his suffering i love with this guy charges finalists also charges
ok sweet victory received a super-rare path also by 40 DNA
ok so i completed all those and also the storyline i mean i i've hit a wall right
now I'm still trying to build up my dinosaurs because at level 39 they
require you to have aa 60 dinosaurs and i've only got $MONEY i think 35 so i
could buy a bunch of low-level ones but i don't know i think i've probably
rather with them in tournaments and other card packs and stuff and I like i
said before many times don't forget to open your secret card packs every six
hours so those help you a lot so I mean I after next week i'll probably be doing
that for a while just logging in opening card packs you know winning some
tournaments and but i'm not i'm not sure if I'm gonna be are releasing any more
of these
like I said it's just not getting the views i thought they would and you know
it is an older game
I mean I couldn't get this to work on my computer to about two months ago and I
mean the game release what was it like over a year ago so it's not as popular
as it was ok so here might tear down against the pic dios daga feel stata so
it looks like my tara Don's gonna shred him BAM he's out okay
to moving on Giganotosaurus because awesome-looking is not too powerful but
he is awesome
ok here is my spinal against here my attack is a ball twice is so far i have
my spinal here then i'll have my Stegosaurus to get there are turned on
so
oh ok they brought men they brought their turn on it
ok so maybe I'll bring my steak oh and now this guy taste of his own medicine
ok he blocked for but I should be enough to yep take them out also cool
ok now they brought the gigantosaurus back so this guy tax which you will
ok so he shreds me he's got 33 left which you probably put into blocking so
at this point I don't really want to attack him i want to build off my
reserve so I took a chance by building up my reserved for and so even if he
attacks even if you would have attacked for I mean he wouldn't have got me so
I'm not six now this point I'm just gonna try attacking him okay
he blocked to that should be enough more than ok 1600 damage
BAM he's down okay awesome
I was cool and remove it on a lock the gigantosaurus is gonna have to hatch
that guy who looks awesome
I've got three guys
catchy right now okay mission complete complete battle stage 30 deny it
sweet see right there 60 or more dinosaurs haha 27 i'm only up to 35 now
so okay here's the tournament was talking about these are some of my
earlier battles this is the the tournament for the tryna Romero so off
I'm gonna keep doing that tournament at and oh let me see
that's gonna end on the thirtieth of may so I'll keep doing that tournament our
release those to you guys because like i said i am in the i am number one in the
top 10% currently and I move past that into the five percent but I mean I don't
have it in me and I mean the guys in the one-percent they've got dinosaurs that
away stronger than the Dominus
ah ok so let's see the circus circus piyo raptor ok so they brought in her
before here sobbing that tournament
it really gives you some awesome battle so I mean if you got halfway decent
dinosaurs and you do play the game
go ahead and enter that tournament i mean it's it's really a lot of strategy
because I mean I I be guys that have outclassed me about double 21 but
they're scared to attack so they keep building up i keep building my reserve
up to but sometimes you gotta block that sometimes if you got for you gotta build
your reserve up for
and hope they don't attack so in many ways it's a lot like poker haha ok so
here I want another battle so here this is the top 10% i was telling you here
i'm at 34 I got up to number one twice and now I'm past that Eminem five
percent which gives you a much better wheel to are you can get much better DNA
i actually got like a hundred sixty DNA on a roll so that that was really nice
ok so here let's see
well here I just hatched my cake deal
stiga pickiest eiga maybe the flaw in the comments section how you pronounce
that
ok ok so here I'm still expanding my Park currently i did get up to level 41
because of my Park expansions they pushed me over the level 40 so one set
once i could get past that 60 dinosaur thing i could probably level off pretty
quick because I've already beat several of the tournament several of the battles
that I have to
so here as you can see number one is Joanna there but that was a lie
sooo let's continue on that attacked me one
come on my metro Don so off classes and it's not even claudian he went ahead and
attack me right away about you know I i like i like guys that do that because
they're much more predictable you know they're probably good attack and waste
their full attack here i'm going to go ahead and take down to sega soros like
pretty easily because I mean all he did was attack not hold up his reserve so
his final will take me down while my fish guy should be pretty good get him
see I mean he's just attacked a pack of it is not building up the reserve which
is not what you want to do
so here I got attack up five I believe he's all the way open so i'm just gonna
go ahead yes see I mean he didn't defend him build up his reserve for nothing so
bam i took down this final very easily and then are all we got left is a
herbivore which my blossom after all make short work of like I said that I
mean there's this business of disappointing battled one it's been a
fun run i mean this is game is very addictive so bam i just took them all
just like that super easy so I mean when you got herb or against a carnivore it's
not much there so here I just moved into 19 so these are my first battle so it's
kind of and I got lucky here I got a mystery pack usually you don't get packs
usually on those roles you get meat or coins which both of our pretty worthless
to me at this point
ok so moving on and guys this last battle our i forgot to start my
recording software so you just see the end here and I would mean I was like
really out last on this one too
well like i said its strategy and guys that bring us pretty close to the end of
this episode make sure you guys click like I mean I really need your likes and
I mean I had a great time making these with you guys and if you wait till the
video ends also men cart see here overnight
i went from like 15 281 so you drop pretty quickly
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