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In this episode of Liberty Unveiled, Bradley Hopp discusses the consequences of sin with real-life and Biblical examples, laying emphasis on the long term effects.
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Conversation Highlights
[01:47] The Teshuah rescue mission recently rescued 13 girls from a brothel.
[05:16] Bradley describes the two ways to donate to the Teshuah rescue mission; direct donations or the Teshuah tea company cash-back App.
[13:57]You cannot use one scripture alone to build your doctrine.
[14:48] Scriptural backings for Creationism (Psalm 90:2, Psalm 95:5, Isaiah 42:5, Isaiah 45:18, John 1:1-3, Ephesians 3:9, Colossians 1:16)
[23:19] It is so obvious to every reasonable being that He did not make himself and the world that he inhabits could as little make itself. (John Quincy Adams, Founding Father)
[23:45] “If there’s a creator, He obviously created creation for a reason.”
[30:43]God wanted to create a being that was in his likeness and image.
[34:07]The culture of Divorce in America is a travesty
[35:39]The very first sin in the Bible was coveting and stealing somebody’s personal property.
[39:05] “If I approach life from the standpoint that mankind is inherently wicked, then I don’t have to live my life in a constant state of perpetual disappointment.”
[44:10] When Jesus told the woman caught in the act of adultery, “Go and sin no more”, He gave her the ability to not sin again.
[51:10] The Consequences of the sin of Father Abraham, both on him and the rest of the world today
Remarkable Quotes:
[23:33] “The moment we begin to exercise the power of reflection, It seems impossible to escape the conviction that there is a creator.” (John Quincy Adams, Founding Father)
[24:27] “NEED (necessity) is the mother of all invention.”
[39:05] “If I approach life from the standpoint that mankind is inherently wicked, then I don’t have to live my life in a constant state of perpetual disappointment.”
[44:38] “Repentance doesn’t automatically get rid of our consequences.”