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Good morning, everybody. Welcome. Welcome. Welcome to our GoldCare faith class. Good morning. Good morning.

We are really excited and delighted.

This has been a glorious, glorious time right after, the day of atonement Yom Kippur and those that commemorated and prayed for Israel, because of what happened two years ago, October seventh, we are thankful, that we could be, a instrument in god's hands to pray for the nations, to pray for even people in authority. That's what the bible says. If we pray for those in authority, kings, and so forth. You're seeing my little granddaughter on the camera right there.

Glory be to god. Amen. But we are so thankful that god has given us to GoldCare. Doctor Gold, a vision that we can do faith and medicine.

Isn't that amazing? We could do faith and health care. Faith and wealth share through GoldCare. Isn't that amazing?

So today, we're gonna dive into the word. Glory be to god and I am am am so thankful for what god is about to do for for us today to get us to understand this type of joy. I I we we want to be so filled with the joy of the lord as we go into finish out this this last quarter, last three months of the year, October, November, December, and so let's let's start. Let's let's go ahead and pray.

Father god, we thank you for what you're about to do. Thank you for GoldCare. Thank you for Doctor Simone Gold and the vision. Oh god, to have faith, oh god, in all that we do.

Thank you lord for the nurses and the doctors and the staff and the clients and the patients and the affiliates, the teams. Thank you lord for all of what you are doing through GoCare to establish, oh god, systems, oh god, that that that care for people.

Hallelujah. That love people and that grow people into their destinies. We thank you for it now. It's the name of the god of Abraham, the god of Isaac, and the god of Jacob.

Amen. The god of Israel. Amen. Amen. Amen. Yeshua's name. Hallelujah. Jesus Christ, our lord. Amen.

Now look.

You this this scripture here, and and and we we're talking about sowing in tears, but reaping in joy. Psalms one twenty six and five. Oh my god. Sowing in tears.

So, I'm not trying to get you guys all choked up today and emotional. There's a there's a there's there's a method to my madness and with the topic today, sowing in tears but reaping in joy. The scripture text again is Psalms one twenty six verse five but that whole Psalms is loaded, okay? That whole Psalms is loaded.

It is dynamic and it is powerful but let's just take a look at it. Psalms one twenty six. Psalms one twenty six and let's take a look at this and god bless you all. Hey, Doctor John.

Hallelujah.

And all of the wonderful people here. Good morning, Michelle. Yes. Blessings to you.

And what what what we gonna do before we get in trouble with this? I'm gonna read the whole Psalms because it's short just like Psalms twenty three. You know, the lord is my shepherd. Everyone knows that by heart but this is one that we should also love here. Psalms one twenty six says, when the lord turned again the captivity of Zion, we were like them that dream.

Then was our mouth filled with laughter and our tongue with singing, then said they among the heathen, the Lord have done great things for them. The Lord have done great things for us. Wherefore, we are glad. Turn again our captivity, Lord, as streams in the south.

They that sow and hear me. This is very powerful. They that sow, they that sow in tears. Listen to that. They that sow in tears shall reap in joy. That's our scripture because because this is about turning things around.

Turning things that look like it's not going to change. Things that look like it's not going to go our way. Things that look like it's like I'm just going to have to settle for the crumbs and not the loaf. Y'all know what I'm talking about. There's there's there is that spirit of fear that comes to all of us. God has not given us that spirit but it it doesn't mean it won't come. But but there is a process of going from tears to joy.

And I want us to get to not be estranged from the emotions and the impacts of what the enemy tries to do to all of us whether saved or not, whether we love god or not, he don't care. He tried to take everybody down and especially those that call on the name of Christ. Now, they that sow in tears shall reap in joy. He that goeth forth and weepeth bearing precious seed.

My god. The guy is still crying but he is he is he is holding something. He's carrying something called precious seed shall doubtless come again with rejoicing, bringing in his sheaves with him. So, seed to harvest.

Get it? Seed, time, harvest. That was promised to what? One man. One man that was promised to one man called Noah.

And Noah taught his children, Shem, Ham, and Japheth.

Yes.

He says, as long as the earth remains, y'all know this in Genesis, amen, after the flood. He promised Noah, as long as the earth remains. Let me go ahead and read that because I'm feeling I'm feeling the power. I'm feeling the power right now. Glory be to god.

But but before we get to the tower of Babel, talking about the generation of Noah and god bless Noah and his sons in Genesis chapter nine. In Genesis chapter nine, he blessed them and said, the same thing he said to Adam.

Be fruitful and multiply and replenish the earth. Amen. The last party, he didn't say the fourth part which is subdue. Glory be to god.

Hallelujah. There was a reason. There was a reason. God god just wanted to bring things back.

All the people were gone. Get it? So, we'll we'll deal with subdue. He he had to continue with the subdue part to one man named Abraham.

Abraham. Hallelujah. He told Abraham, you are gonna be the one to subdue. Glory be to god.

Hallelujah because all the families of the earth shall be blessed through you. So he he he he begins to promise Noah.

Glory be to god.

All these things and to tell him to be fruitful and multiply and bring forth abundantly and multiply therein.

Glory be to god and and he he just begin to reestablish his covenant as he did before with Noah and he gives them the token of the rainbow in verse number thirteen. It's called the bow, really, not the rainbow. We say rainbow but it's the bow. Get it.

It's a weapon. The rain what we call the rainbow is actually a bow. It's a it's the word is in the in in the Hebrew. It's talking about archers.

It's it's talking about a of a bending. So get it? The bow and arrow? Well, what would be the arrow if the bow was in the sky?

It was a future hope of shooting what? The arrow of god, which is Christ our lord.

Get it? So the the the LGBTQ and and the homosexual have no clue what they got. They are carrying around a weapon, but they don't have the arrow. Whoo. Did I just say that? How you gonna carry around a bow and don't have the arrow?

That means somebody's missing a revelation here. So god promised Noah, I'm gonna put the bow in the sky to let you know a promised revelation, a promised hope, a promised future of sending, glory be to god, hallelujah, Jesus Christ, the messiah. Amen. And and and so here, he puts that in there, and he says, I remember my covenant. He just keeps on saying what he's gonna do.

Amen. And to his sons, glory be to god, Ham, Shem, and Japheth. Glory be to god. But remember, what he did in Genesis when when when god took Noah out at the end of the forty days and and the forty nights, glory be to god. He told him, amen, that I am going to bless you, bless you, bless you, bless you, bless you, bless you, you so much. Amen. And I'm just going to give it to you in a in a in a nutshell.

Amen. That god said, after this flood, no more waters, no more waters, no more waters, amen. I'm going to bless you so much. Amen.

That as long as the earth remains, glory be to god, it's going to be seed, time, and harvest.

As long as earth remains and when god told that to Noah, this is where your tears now mean something.

This is where your tears your tears are not in vain. Your tears are not in vain. Amen. You heard my granddaughter singing to you guys. Glory be to god. Hallelujah. But but but but I understand.

When god told this to Noah in Genesis eight twenty two, when you look at Genesis eight twenty two, he said, I want I want you, amen, to never be alarmed of the waters that come now.

Never be alarmed. He says, while the earth remains, while the earth remains, Genesis eight twenty two. Genesis eight twenty two. While the earth remaineth, seed, time, and harvest, and cold, and heat, and summer, and winter, and day, and night shall not cease while the earth remains. And that that that means, you you know, the water what about the water? Well, god says, amen. I'm going to tell you what to do with the water.

I'm going to give you authority. Jesus woke up one day and just told the the the the winds and the storms and the waves, peace, be still.

Hello, somebody. We know what to do with the water. Sometimes the water act crazy. So somebody say, shut up.

Some people are like that. Oh, uh-oh. Am I I'm not being mean. Some people you gotta say, shut up. Peace. Be still. Quiet.

Because because some people are like water, raging water. Did you know that? Some people are like raging water, and they just won't stop bashing and crashing against you. We got people in America right now.

They they they just hate. They just angry for whatever reason. The the the the the Charlie Kirk assassination, the the the raging of waters. What are you angry about?

What are you mad about? Some some of them don't even know. They're being, I call it under a spell even like witchcraft or sorcery and and and they're just raging but god said, as long as the earth remains, seed time harvest and y'all know, I got a garden. I'm a farmer now.

Y'all know seed needs water.

Do y'all hear me? Y'all know everyone in here knows that seed needs water in order to grow. I have a hydroponics garden in my house and I got little stuff I'm growing outside my house. I'm going to get me a hydro tunnel. I'm going to get me a high tunnel. Glory be to god and put it in my backyard but but but but it all needs water.

So, if I'm going to do a flood, there is no harvest.

If I'm going to do this again and god says, no, no, no. I'm gonna show you what to do with the water and if he can show you and I what to do with the water, he can show you and I what to do with our tears. That's water coming out of you too And some of y'all been crying.

Can I tell on some of y'all? Crying and crying. You don't almost flooded your life with your tears. You don't know how to hold back the waters.

Hallelujah. Crying and crying and crying and crying. Oh, lord. Help us, lord. I know what it's like to cry.

You hear me? There's some things that just make me cry. Amen. A family member might pass on or someone I really cared about and loved or a situation.

I gotta say it. Even on a movie screen, a certain drama, it just gets to me. Maybe about something about it's always something about children and people who are abused and and and people who are victimized makes me cry. Glory be to god.

What do you do with the waters? Who am I talking to right now? What do you do with the waters of your soul? That's what a tear is.

It's coming from your mind, will, and emotions. What do you do with the flood capacity? Right? Because you would because because because if you don't know your capacity, you could flood your life with sorrow.

Hello? If you don't know your look at they didn't know the people back in Genesis didn't know that the Earth had the capacity to flood over.

They just said, we ain't never seen no water.

We ain't never seen no water. What do you mean water? Water. Water. Water. We ain't never seen and they just did not know the Earth's capacity to overflood itself.

The Bible talks about how not only did the rain come down from the from the sky, but the but the fountains inside the earth were released and that's what's inside of everyone of us. We have fountains.

Yes.

Remember Jesus promised in the New Testament that out of your belly shall flow rivers of not dead waters, living waters. Glory be to god. Let me take my hat off. I I'm getting a little hot here. I want you guys to not take for granted your capacity, amen, to build out, to flood out, don't don't take for granted. But when those tears come, what do you do with it? Well, the the the Bible says here back in Psalms that what you do with it, what you do with it is get your seed ready.

Get your seed ready. Uh-oh. Get your seed ready.

Get your seed ready. Psalms one twenty six, get your seed ready. Get your seed ready. He giveth seed to the sower and bread to the eater.

God is faithful. God gave, if god gave the first man seed, don't you dare say I have no seed. Don't you dare say I have no seed. No.

God before god put the man in the garden, he had all kinds of seed in the ground. Hallelujah.

And so do you and I. You're never that desperate. I wanna talk to somebody today. GoldCare, let me tell you what doctor Simone Gold. Though she has desperate desperate times, because the bible even says in the last days, perilous times to come. Don't take for granted that doctor Gold ain't gonna pull out a seed.

I've seen that woman in action. She may seem frustrated. She may seem desperate. She may seem but she believes in the power of the seed. That's what this faith class is all about. It's just a seed. That's all this class is and many of you that have classes that are doing classes and teaching classes, it's just a seed but lord, when the water hits the seed, hallelujah.

Something grows and here, the promise, the promise was, they that sow in tears shall reap in joy. See, it looks bad. It just looks hope, hopeless, not hopeful. It just looks like it's not going to work on your behalf. It just but those tears come. That means, unlock your capacity to reign.

Oh my god.

Because god has given us seed. He's already put it in the ground. You did you know that you are made of earth?

God has put so much in us. The bible talks about the kingdom of god is in righteousness, peace, and joy in the holy ghost. Those are all seed. Faith is seed.

Hallelujah. It's already in you. As a born again believer, not only is faith in you, glory be to god, but also, amen, the law of god is written on your what? Your heart, in your mind, the tabling fleshes of your heart.

It's talking about in your mind. It's written in your mind. Glory be to god and even if some of y'all can receive this, even down to your subconscious level, you go to sleep with the word on your mind. You wake up with the word on your mind.

Glory be to god. That's why the song talks about weeping may endure for a night but joy comes in the morning because there was something else on your mind other than the situation or the circumstance.

So we got seed. But now I'm talking about these tears. Why do you feel so bad? Why do you feel so sad?

Come on. Come on now. God is not trying to destroy you and I. He's not trying to take us down.

He's not trying to take us out. Hallelujah. He's trying to show us a process of sowing and reaping. But you need that water.

And some of us, when we get mad, Lord Jesus, anybody ever got so mad that you started crying? I'm talking about some mad tears.

I haven't had that in a while, but glory be to god. I've gotten angry like that because I didn't like the situation. I didn't like the circumstances, but it led to tears. See, that's your inbuilt capacity to water your seed in the spirit.

To water your seed of hope. To water your seed of faith. To water your seed of righteousness. To water your seed of love.

Hallelujah. You have an inbuilt capacity is called tears.

They that sow in tears shall reap in joy.

The joy comes from verse six. He that goeth forth and weepeth bearing precious seed. The seed.

God just wanted that tear to hit that seed.

Whoo. Don't hold back. Don't be fake in what I'm saying. I wanna open up the call in just a second, but don't be fake now.

You feel it? Let it go. Release it. Don't hold that in. Some of you doctors know exactly what I'm talking about.

Hold it in, you get kidney stones.

Hold it in, you get diseases, disease, get it? Disease, diseases, you holding in that anger, holding in that emotions. No, release it. And the scriptures here in this song of David is telling us, release it in the form of tears. Yes.

Because god says, I've given you an inbuilt capacity to water your seed. Maybe somebody else doesn't understand your situation. Maybe somebody else doesn't understand your circumstance. Don't worry about it. There there's many people didn't understand Jesus.

Do you know what happened since they didn't understand? Guess what happened? One of the smallest scriptures in the New Testament, Jesus wept.

Did you know that? That's the smallest scripture in in in the bible, I think. Two words. That's it. Jesus wept.

He says nobody wants to water my seed to save Israel.

Nobody wants to water. I can feel some of y'all right now. Nobody wants to help me.

Nobody wants to understand.

Jesus said nobody wants to receive him.

The whole Israel missed their hour visitation, and he wept over the city.

He wept over Jerusalem. Yes. He did.

But he watered his seed. Are y'all feeling me today? He watered his hope. He watered his faith.

He watered his righteousness. He watered the word. Hallelujah. Because the word is also called seed.

In the Hebrew, it's called zerah, z e r a. Zerah, seed, sperm. Yeah. That's what it's called.

The word is called sperm. It's called seed.

Hallelujah. How do you think Mary got pregnant without a man? She got pregnant by the word that the angel spoke. It was seed.

And this holy thing hallelujah.

Whoo. This thing shall be holy. This holy thing, his name shall be called Jesus for he shall save his people from it. Jesus was a seed. That's all he was, really. He was a seed.

And because no one received the seed, he cried over his own seed. I love it.

Y'all hear me today? Nobody wanna join you? Nobody wanna get with you? God has given you precious seed according to Psalms one twenty six and six, and you can water your seed with with your tears.

Now isn't it good to have some people cry with you? Oh, I love those. Those are not pity parties.

It's sometimes good to have some people that will cry with you.

In the case of a miracle, though, amen, sometimes you gotta get those crying people out of the way. Jesus, sometimes when he had to heal people that were dead, raise them from the dead, they had these people just crying and mourning because they said, oh god. They're gone.

Jesus got them out the room.

Hallelujah. He said, Talith Comey Comey. He he he raised the the little girl from the dead. He said she's just asleep, and they laughed at him.

So wait a minute. You were crying one moment, and then as soon as he says, I'm about to bless you, you start laughing? No. Get out of here.

But god god knows what to do with your tears. That's all I'm saying. He knows what to do with your emotions.

Don't let your emotions emotions overwhelm you.

Don't do the flood. Remember, god promised the bow. Hallelujah. So when you start crying that much, look up. There's a bow, and the arrow is Christ the Messiah.

Hallelujah. I'm gonna say it one more time. Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning. Alright.

I'm a open the lines up. Who has a positive comment or question before we close this call tonight? Who has comments? I'm gonna open the floor up.

Now you know what to do with those tears.

Hallelujah. Doctor Gold knows what to do with those tears.

Y'all get that message too and say, cry, doctor Gold, because, girl, we know you got some seed. Hallelujah. Alright. Who's out there? Look at doctor John. He's over there in the sea of Galilee. Come on, somebody.

Amen. Amen. I'm in the sea of Galilee. Let's stay in the Psalm. Psalm fifty six, it says here and David is writing this.

It's fifty six eight says and he's writing this as after he's been seized by the, Philistines. It's also known as the Palestinians. That's another story for another time.

It says here, you have taken account of my wanderings, put my tears in your bottle. Are they not in your book?

Every tear that you have shed, and I have shed many, are being recorded and put did I say that right? I think my New York accent came out. Recorded and being put in a bottle as god remembers your sorrows.

And I've shed many to the point that I've actually blew out my the back of my lens in my eye. That's how hard I cried because of a situation.

But what's beautiful about that also is the fact that in the book of Revelation, it states this in Revelations twenty one.

Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth for the first heaven and the first earth passed away, and there's no longer any seed. And I saw the holy city, Jerusalem coming down out of heaven from God, made ready as a bride adorned for her husband. We need to keep this in mind as things start getting out of control. Well, start getting out of control, they are out of control. They are crazy. We have to always keep this in mind. This is our future I'm reading about.

And I heard a loud voice from the throne saying, behold, the tabernacle of God is among men, and he will dwell among them, and they will be his people, and God himself will be among them. And and I'm gonna emphasize that he will wipe away every tear from their eyes and there will no longer be any death. There will no longer be any mourning or crying or pain. The first things passed away.

And then it goes on to say, I'm gonna read this. I wasn't looking at reading this, but it says, and he who sits on the throne said, behold, I'm making all things new.

And he said, write for these words are faithful and true.

All the sorrow that we have gone through, all the pain that we have felt, all the tears that we have shed.

And like I said, I probably filled up several gallons in the last few years.

God has looked upon that and then given us this encouragement.

I will wipe away every tear. Death no longer has a hold on you.

Every day we are dying. Every cell in our body is dying and renewing itself. And one of the things as a doctor, can tell you that when you are going through trauma, crying is a good thing, whether you're female or a male. Crying is a good thing. It's already been scientifically proven that when you cry, toxins are actually coming out of your body as opposed to when you're just crying for, let's say, joy or crying because you're seeing a movie scene or in my case, I'm seeing the commercial, I'm crying.

Yes. I'm that sentimental.

But we have to understand is that that is a mechanism that God has given us to cleanse our soul.

To also for him to recognize the fact that we are sorrowful and that we are human.

And he gave us those tears for a purpose and a reason not just to wet our eyes, to keep our eyes wet, but also to release the sorrow that's within our bodies because we are living in a falling world and we're seeing things get out of control.

So we have to understand is that our future is he himself will wipe away our tears. He himself will give us the encouragement to put the next foot forward.

He himself is ready to lift us up when we are down.

And as you see the psalmist write about crying, you see about David writing about his tears and he was a mighty man of God, the greatest king Israel ever had.

We all cry.

Even God weeps. Like Bishop just said, the shortest scripture in the bible is it says, Jesus wept. And he wept not because of Lazarus' death, because he was gonna raise Lazarus from the dead, but he was crying because of the unbelief of the people that were around him and the unbelief that Israel had about him.

And one of the scriptures in scripture, I don't have the passage right here. It says, when the lord comes back, will he find faith on the earth? I believe he will. I mean, I was on this morning's call with the faith leaders throughout this country and there is faith out there. There's continued to be faith. Even though we have all this craziness going on around us, we still have people standing up and preaching the word of God. And as long as the word of God continues to be preached out, whether in word or deed, there will be faith when the Lord comes back.

I love it.

I love it, doctor John.

We are in we're in this new season, and I don't want any of us to take anything for granted right now. The capacity the built in capacity for us to move from faith to faith and from glory to glory. These faith classes are specifically designed and hope you guys can see me now a little bit. I'm changing my background. I hope you guys can see and understand that every time something happens, it is not to destroy us. It is to, amen, allow us an opportunity to exercise faith. Glory be to God.

Without faith, the Bible says, Hebrews chapter eleven, it's impossible to please God. And some people take for granted as humans that we have these emotions. I've been dealing with this now, teaching in my lessons about the difference between fear and afraid.

Afraid is is a normal human reaction. It releases hormones, fight or flight, but fear is a spirit, and God has not given us the spirit of of of of fear.

Some of us I have to admit, some of us sometimes make some of the most crucial decisions under pressure. And some of you guys know who you are. Some of you guys won't finish the paper until you got five two hours left to go before you turn it in. Some of you guys won't make a decision until the till the ninth hour.

It's just your makeup, but God but God says, even told his disciples, don't eat think about That's what Jesus said. He's standing before kings. It's not you that's gonna be talking. It's my father that's gonna be speaking through you as a testimony against them.

Hallelujah. So here's that emotion.

Afraid, grief, sorrow, oppression really is a result of ongoing grief that that the enemy used pictures, Sometimes illusions, get it, fear, false evidence appearing real. He used those things so that you can well up inside.

Isn't that something? Because the devil doesn't have any power to get it to to to get it to be oppressed.

And if but but he uses these pictures and imagery imagery.

He's like a magician. The hand is quicker than the eye. He he uses imagery to go, this is gonna happen, and it does not necessarily mean it's gonna happen.

And we start he uses our own hormones, our own emotions, our own feelings to cause us to do something that we probably necessarily did not have to do.

Thank you, doctor John. I love you, man.

I got I don't know how many tears I got, but I'm I'm with you. I'm with you.

The bible talks about tears being bottled up in heaven. Did y'all know that?

Our tears are being bottled up. That's why God says, I'll wipe every tear. This is mentioned in the book of Revelations.

He shall wipe every tear from our eyes. Glory be to God. Anyone else will be closed. We're talking about sowing in tears, but reaping in joy. It is a process. Some of you guys are gonna get back to enjoy being human again. Don't let people make you into a a avatar.

Don't let people make you into a robot. You're not supposed to feel any pain. You're not supposed to feel any grief. You're not supposed to feel no. That that that is some mad scientist hoping a prayer to try to change us into something that is not what God created in his image and in his likeness.

Who else? Anyone else out there? I love you guys. Audrey, Kathy, Cynthia, doctor Dana, Diana, I love your comments. Lynn, Michelle, Patricia.

There's gotta be somebody else out there that needs to share. Somebody god's touching their heart right now.

I just wanted to say, glory be to God, when the when the captivity of y'all know Israel experienced several captivities. First and foremost, the one out of Egypt, but then also dealing with the the different countries who would come in, like the Amalekites. Oh my god. What a vicious, nasty enemy.

God had to send judges to get them out of a lot of those captivities.

The final one, of course, was the Babylonian captivity. And they even made a song up that we sung when I was in college called, by the waters of Babylon. We sat down and wept when we remembered Zion.

Hallelujah. That's actually a song. Okay? But but but but but Ezekiel was was was told, look.

Sit where they sit. Sit where they sit. Why do you think Israel is crying right now? And a lot of it had to do with some people who didn't think they were coming out of Babylon.

Daniel understood through the prophets of Jeremiah that it was only gonna be seventy years, but seventy years could be a long time for people who are crooning all the time.

Okay? Seventy years can be a long time for people who are grieved, who are under oppression, who are under the stimulants of drugs. I'm telling you, doctor John, can you talk talk to people a little bit about why drugs are so dangerous in certain situations and what what drugs do what drugs do to people sometimes when they're overstimulated by sorrow and grief?

Well, one of the problems with if you're looking at sorrow, grief, and people taking drugs for something like that, it actually changes the chemistry of your mind. In fact, there is no blood work that actually tell that actually shows us the chemistry that's going on within your mind when you're taking these psychotropic drugs. They will cause you to hallucinate. They will cause sometimes heart damage and arterial damage.

They will cause liver damage. It's one of the reasons why you have to get blood work in order to check to see where your liver enzymes are at. We have to understand is that a lot of these drugs are made from petroleum products. Petroleum products, God never told us to be drinking.

There are there are natural ways. And this thing that you just said just a few minutes ago, Bishop, this we're not supposed to have feelings. We're not supposed to feel sorrow. We're not supposed to feel pain.

That is one of the problems that we're having in this society is that they're trying to numb us, to dumb us down, to thinking that we are less than human. And no, we are human. Even Jesus wept.

And if Jesus could weep, we could weep. If Jesus had sorrow for the earth and he actually has when he came upon Jerusalem, when we we talk about Palm Sunday, the Palm Sunday, what did he not have sorrow for Jerusalem? That's what he said, Jerusalem, Jerusalem.

As I you know, I have sorrow for you. If you only knew who was here, I would gather you like chicks under my wings to protect you.

So even Jesus and his deity had human emotions.

And we have to understand God wants us to use that emotions in constructive ways. We don't wanna be destructive with our emotions, where we're destroying things, but we want to be able to feel those things and to work through those things and to understand those of us who are pastors should have that much more empathy and compassion towards our flock because we ourselves have gone through a lot of the things our flock have gone through. And we have we've seen the death of loved ones. We've seen the loss of jobs.

We've seen being in despair because people have rejected us. Come on. Bishop, you should know this better than anybody else. We have been rejected by more people than we can even count on on our hands and toes.

So we have to understand this is this is and that's the other thing we have to realize too is that being Christian, we have been drafted into the vine that the Jewish people have had through the centuries even now. The antisemitism that's rising in this country and all these things, especially after yesterday, these college sites showing free Palestine. I'm not gonna get into that because that'll take another hour. But we have to understand we will be rejected even by family.

I was rejected when I came to the Lord by my family because I was grew up in the Catholic church and when I walked away from the Catholic church and came back to the Lord, you think they would be happy for me to come back to the Lord, not just the Catholic church because I was out there in the world. You know, I was doing fun things as a young man. So but at least I thought it was fun, but I actually, I was trying to fill a void that only the Lord could fill.

So we have to understand drugs is not the way to handle sorrow and pain. The way to handle sorrow and pain is to allow to express that and to release that through your tears, but also engage the lord in your sorrow and pain. He is the greatest healer you will ever meet in your life.

Love it. I love it. I want this lesson. This this is probably one of the toughest lessons, in in understanding sometimes because this world is telling us now, don't cry.

And it's telling us, because they're going to the extreme. So now we got riots and protests on the extreme side where people are just outbursting their anger. They're outbursting their pain in the acts of violence. Okay? But but the Lord says here in the scriptures that your outburst can turn into joy.

Totally opposite of what we see going on now, in Portland, in Chicago, in, the streets of New York, in Tennessee, in in some of these areas, that and look what president Trump did in Washington DC in a matter of, what, seven or eight weeks. Glory be to god. The the people are now reaping a harvest of joy. Glory be to God.

So he he turned around that that emotion and and allowed it to be used for their good, and it it it took some intervention. That's why God's God is always there to intervene in our affairs if we let him in. We have to let him in. Glory be to god.

And and and and so when Israel said the turning of their captivity, they knew the only person that can turn their captivity was god, but god did not negate them from the process.

He says, yes. I'm gonna turn it, but you're gonna cry. Okay? I'm gonna turn it, but you're gonna feel something.

I'm gonna turn it, but you're gonna go through a little process, but I'm going to turn it. I wanna tell somebody today, he's going to turn it. Go through the process. He is going to turn it around.

There's a song by Fred Hammond that says, late in the midnight hour, God's gonna turn it around. He's gonna work in your favor. Woah. Glory be to God. And and and it's it's it's just one of those things where I know sometimes it might not feel good, but the end result as far as the Lord is concerned is that Jesus is the winner, and he wins all the time. There is no failure in God. Anybody else before we close the call?

Anybody else? Comments? I've been looking at your comments too as well. God bless you all.

Hallelujah.

Any any prayer requests or comments before we close the call today? I hope you guys enjoyed this lesson today. We love you so much here at GoldCare. Doctor Gold loves you.

Glory be to god. Doctor John loves you. Amen. And all of the staff, we appreciate you all so, so very much.

I want to let you know, guys, that the T shirts, are in. Praise god. You can go to the lake, get your hats, get your T shirts, Make America Godly again. They are available.

And, we are so, thankful to everything that doctor Gold allows us to do here at the faith class, and, we appreciate you spending time with us today. So I'm gonna close it out today if there's not any other comments. And, doctor John, final comments before we close.

Yeah. I wanna read Psalm thirty because I think I'm not gonna read the whole thing, but I'm just gonna read the first five verses. This is David, and he's, it's a song of dedication of the house of David. It says, I will exalt you, o Yahweh, for you have lifted me up and have not let my enemies be glad over me. O Yahweh, my god, I cried to you for help, and you healed me.

Let me say that again. I cried to you for help and you heal me. Oh, Yahweh, you have brought up my soul from Shehold. You have kept me alive that I would not go down to the pit. Sing praise to Yahweh for his holy ones and give thanks for the remembrance of his holy name. For his anger is but a moment, his favor is for a lifetime. Weeping made last for the night, but a shout of joy comes in the morning.

That's one of my favorite scriptures. Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning. Alright, gang. We love you guys. We got a couple more lessons to finish up. Glory be to God.

And we we got to allow the Lord to do what he's gonna do in Jesus' name. So God bless you all. We talk to you later in Jesus' name. Have a great day. Bye bye.

Hey, Bishop. Am I up tomorrow? It's next Thursday, ain't I, on the prayer call?

Yes. It's next Thursday. John is gonna be praying. Yes. You are gonna be praying.

Next Thursday. Right?

Yes.

Okay. Great.

Alright. Alright. God bless.

Alright. Have a great day.

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