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In the house, we're going to go hit up some Christians; let's have some fun, man. Time Square. Who did Jesus pray to? There you go. We're going to start with [Music]. That what is? Is it? It's just their heart being blind, right? You know, it's really, it's really what we would say, two things: one, money—a lot of them is all about money—and second is just being stubborn, or whatever you were raised with, right? Some people just don't—you can tell them it's Time Square; they be like, "We're in Texas." Like, bro, you know, like, like, look around where you're at, you know.
Yeah, yeah. Just delusion. How you doing? How's it going? I'm blessed. So Jesus, he's a messiah, he's a messiah, all right? Like a messenger. No. Messiah means anointed.
SE. But in the Bible, in the Bible…
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Yeah, 3?
Yeah, 45. Okay. Judas been called messiah, messiah. I'm with you. The Bible, the Bible, Judas Messiah. Okay, I got you. Listen, inan Messiah, listen. You follow whoever you want. Everyone listen, listen, listen, listen. I follow the Messi—is I—I—I follow I follow Jesus too. I love Jesus. I—I believe he's a messiah. Jesus is the son of God. Jesus is God as God. Listen, but do you believe he is God himself?
I know.
Okay. I believe…no, but is he…but look, look in the Bible, in the Bible, because you believe the Bible 100%, okay? So then, then tell me in the Bible, one, in the beginning, it says, "The Word was with God, and the Word was God, and the Word became flesh." Listen, you believe in the Bible, let me speak. It says, "For there is one God and one mediator." See, this is Kryptonite for Christians. You believe in the Bible; let me just read one verse to you. Let me just read a verse to you. An listen, listen. We believe, we believe he's a messiah, too, the Christian year history. Listen, Jesus…
Hello? You're not talking to me; you're talking to them. Talk to me. All right. M, in your Bible, Son of God, it says, "There is one God and one mediator," see?
Yes. Mediator between God and man. He's not God. Read John, John. Okay, what does John 1 say? The word, the beginning was the word, the word was with God, the Word was God, the word, the word became flesh. That's John Among Us. That's not John 1, ap 1. That's not John 1. You went to John 17, 117. You went to it now. The word is Logos, the Loos. Okay, in the Bible, it says the Loos was spread by the prophets. Does that mean God was spread by the prophets? See, it says, "One God and one mediator between God and man," not that he's God. God. Jesus was lower than the angels in the Bible. How can God be lower than the Angels? John Chapter One. How can…see, he's just going back to John chapter one. Everything that was…how can God than Angels? Everything that…answer my question. Was not made without…listen, answer my question. Will confess, every knee will bow down…en Jesus. The only question, one question: Can God be lower than angels? Can, can God be lower than Angels? Go. Can God be lower than Angels? I'm talking to you. Forget about it. Aggressive. Listen, not aggressive. Can God, can God be lower than Angels? You, me. That's a question. Film, film, film. Listen, listen. Can God be L…answer my question. Let it go. Let it…I got this. I got…respectfully got to record. We at number one. Listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen. Just, just listen. Answer one question. One question. One question. No, no. I'm stre—I'm here every day. Listen. Answer one question. Here, you're not answering one question every suay. Can God be lower than Angels?
No, he's not.
Okay, but Jesus was made lower than Angels. So how can Jesus be God, a man?
Okay, so then he was no longer God, lower the Angels, never. Okay, look, I'm, I'm going to show you, I'm going to show you in your Bible yet. We see Jesus who was made lower than Angels. Right here, right here. What does it say, everyone? What does it say? Respect you too. Listen, listen. What does it say right here? Everybody listen, listen, listen. What does it say? I am not here. What does it say? I'm not here for the…for everyone. Listen. I'm just talking to you. Talk to me. Jesus was made lower than Angels, right? No. Right here, read in the Bible, right? Read in your Bible, read it. The Mah…read, read it in the Bible right now in front of you. You believe in the Bible. Jesus was made a little lower than angels. No. Answer. Allah guide you. Jesus rise from the dead. Jesus resurrected in the three days. Let, let me ask you something. Do you're resurrected, right? Do you believe in the Bible?
Yes.
Do you believe it's the word of God 100%? It's so…no mistakes. No mistakes. Okay. Let me ask you then, in the Bible, do you believe…hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Isaiah was 22 years old when he became king and he reigned one year in Jerusalem. His mother's name was Athalia, the granddaughter of Omri. Right? Jesus says, "I am the way, the truth; nobody comes to the Father except for…" Is that correct? Said, is that correct? If this is the Bible…
Yeah, that's correct. This is the Bible. Yeah.
Okay. In the same Bible, right here, it says, "Isaiah was 42 years old when he became king and reigned one year in Jerusalem." How do you make it into heaven? Listen, you're not answering the Bible; you're jumping. Let me, let me ask you a question; you're jumping. Make…you said the Bible…hold, hold, hold, hold on. Listen, listen, listen. Don't jump. We're having a conversation. Don't jump. You said this is the word of God 100%, correct? Isaiah was he 22 or 42? So you have no answer, like you're stuck now, right? Well, I don't care…how old…you don't care about the Bible. I want to know if Jesus is the only way. Is the Bible the word of God?
Yes, it is.
Then how can it have a mistake? It doesn't have mistakes. Okay, then how old was Isaiah? This guy says he's 42, this guy…or the Bible…Well, I…this guy…that's Isaiah was 42 when he became King, right? And how, how long did he rule? One year in Jerusalem. Okay, what was his mother's name? Athalia, the granddaughter of Omri. Okay. In the same Bible as I just showed you, it says Isaiah was 22 when he became king and the same one year, same mother, same grandfather. Okay, so which one is it? It doesn't change the Jes is D…it doesn't…right. What's your point? So do you, do you agree that's a mistake?
No, that's not a mistake.
How can you be 22 and 42 at the same time? Are you saying the Bible is inaccurate? It is inaccurate. You just saw it in front of you, right? Did you see that? You agree though? Does the Quran say that the Bible is true?
No, it does not.
It does not. Are you sure about that? 100%? I don't think…you don't think…have you, have you studied the Quran? Uh, I've heard…I haven't read…obviously not. I have…the Quran doesn't even mention the Bible. Does it talk about Jesus?
Yes, it does. That he is a servant and messenger of God, as the Bible says…the highest…the highest Prophet.
Right. It does not say that…it does not say is the most high Prophet. You're, you're capping, bro. But listen, what you're running from, what you're running from is a clear mistake in the Bible. So are there mistakes in the Bible? Yes or no? I have to study…I'm not…let me show it to you, right? You just saw it. You just saw it in front of your eyes. Two passages from the Bible that I…I would…it's like if I told you you read the mocking J, and then mocking J…that's not a religious book. You asked me about the Quran. You said this is the Bible, the word of God, and it's perfect, and I just showed you a clear contradiction. You cannot…how old are you?
27.
Can you be 37 and 27 at the same time? No. You can't be. So then one of them is a mistake. And if your book has…if you're…okay, I'll show you…aund of them…then all right. Then who do you say is uh…like Muhammad, right? Muhammad is a messenger of God. Messenger of God, right? Why do you follow Muhab when he was a sinner? And how was he a sinner? What did he sin? Because he did a lot of sins. What sin? Name…on…hold, hold on, everybody, let me talk. Name one. Name one. Mhamad…name one. No, no, s…name one, name a sin. Multiple wives. That's a sin. That is a sin. Why, why is that a sin? Because God…you, you don't have…you don't have multiple wives in the Bible. How many wives did David have? Jesus never got married, right? But is it a sin to have multiple wives in the Bible? Show me where it says that. No, no, no, hold on, hold on. Show, show me where it says that. Did David have multiple wives? Did Solomon have multiple wives? So why is it a sin then? Why is it a sin? That is a sin. Why is it a sin? Because that's not how God created…where does it say that in Bible? It's a sin…created man and wife, one, and he never said you have…show me, show me, show me in the Bible. Yes, you can, you can have multiple wives…of course you can, of course you can. Show me in the Bible where it says you cannot have multiple wife. Was David a prophet of God? Many ideas better than having a husband, right? But was David a prophet? David was a man after God's Own Heart. Yeah. And did he have multiple wives? He had…yeah, he made mistakes. He made mistakes. Listen, listen, but where in the Bible does it say you cannot have multiple wives? Here's the Bible, show it to me. You got nothing. God made uh…Adam and Eve, right? Right. He made Adam and Eve, and Jessica and Marina. He made one and two, right? Let me finish, and then I'll let you finish. Get married, I'll let you finish. Okay. God made Adam and Eve, no doubt, right? But is it, is there anywhere in the Bible that says to have polygamy is a sin? It's just not natural. It's against God's will. It is not…it is because prophets of God, like David, like Solomon, and others in the Bible have multiple wives, and they were not condemned by God for doing that. Solomon…God did not want Solomon to have multiple wives. Where does it say that? He said he did not want…where does it say that? Where does it say that? You're just making stuff up, bro. You're just making…look it up. Okay, the Bible's right here. Look it up. We can have a discussion. We can…I want to make it into heaven. How do I make it into heaven? Believe in God. Yeah. Follow the prophet of your time. What happens when I sin? You ask for forgiveness. Okay. What if I die before I ask for forgiveness? Then God will judge you. He can forgive you still. If a God is just, right? If a God is just…have to pay for my sins…look, God is merciful and forgiving. He can forgive your sin. Rape and kill a bunch of people, ask God for forgiveness, and he's going to forgive me? Let me get…tell you…no. Are you asking a question or are you giving an answer? I don't believe so, but okay. Listen, if you ask a question, let me answer. Okay. If you rape and kill…in Islam, we have a system of judgment. Jud…you will be put to judgment for it. You will pay the penalty on Earth…on Earth, but not against God. And of course, that's a penalty from God on Earth. You will put to trial, but you can repent. Just because you did something wrong doesn't mean you can repent. Now, if you were to say that you can rape and kill and Jesus died for your sins and now you get to go to heaven…paid the price that I could not…think about that…about that…think about that…on…think about…you sin against a God, right? If I sin against you, you're just a man, but if you sin against a god that is eternal and is forever, right? Your sin is eternal and forever. Your sin and your separation from God is forever. Now you need a, a solution, a, a forgiveness that is eternal and forever. So is that fair? It is that you rape and murder and you go to heaven and God dies for you? Is that fair? It is not fair. How it is not fair? It is not fair. I don't deserve Mercy. I don't deserve…okay. Listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen. Mercy. You said Mercy. Let me just ask you this, be fair, be honest. Okay. Let me just, let me ask you a question. Let me ask you…okay, you don't deserve it, right? What is more merciful, that God forgives you out of his Mercy, or he has to kill an innocent person? Which one is more merciful? If he sets his own son to die for me, that…how is that more merciful? Okay, okay. Let me, let me, let me ask you, let me ask you a question. Let me ask you a question. God is not…of course God is just. Let me…how does he justify some person…I will ask you…I will ask you this. Okay, if you go to court here in New York, let's say you raped, murdered, and killed people, yeah, right? And the judge says, "You know what? I'm going to let you walk," yeah? And you know how I'm going to kill my own son, my perfect son who's never done anything wrong? I want you to kill him, and now you're free to go. Is that Justice, somebody? Is that Justice? Is that Justice? Answer my question. No, it is not Justice. It is not Justice. Not jce…go for free, but by killing his innocent son. If you came and killed a bunch of people, that man that did the murdering needs to pay for it. Needs to pay for it. You need to pay for…I cannot pay etal…I cannot pay for Eternal sin…God…so killing an innocent person is Justice? God came…come on, come on. You know that's wrong. You know that's wrong. You know in your heart that's wrong. You said it, that that's not Justice. You know what's Justice is that you pay for your crimes, what you did, and you're accountable for your own crime, and you don't scapegoat, and you don't…of course…and everybody there needs to be a pment that is eternal because God made the universe, he has…go…that's not Justice. How is that not justice? So killing an innocent person is Justice? You know the Our Father prayer, right? Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name…Thy Kingdom come…Jesus taught that prayer, saying to seek forgiveness from the Father as you forgive those who trespass against you. So like, said, if let's say you did something wrong to me, I could just…you…I don't need to…my son to…for you and P…a price…what the difference between God…like, why does God have to kill his son, also himself? Because he Lov the world…all…how is that love? If you did me wrong, I'm really trying to be reasonable here, and I killed my son to forgive you rather than just forgive you, like God says in the Our Father prayer…um, I just…I don't understand, bro. Like, I really just don't get it…got…let me, let me, let me ask you…CH GB…listen, listen. So where…like, if you just…if someone does uh…Eternal sin against a God, right? If I sin against man, I can ask you for forgiveness, right? Good so far. Sin against a god that is Holy, right? Just…and God can forgive you, he's merciful. Then why didn't he forgive all of the uh…other nations that had to…he did…he did…those that repented, he forgave them. The people of Moses were forgiven. The people of Abraham were forgiven. Look, let me just ask you one simple thing, and the last thing I'm going to ask you: If I break into your house and steal something from you, yeah? And you forgave me out of being a merciful, forgiving person, yeah? Is that more merciful and just, or if you went and killed your baby kid? But we're not killing…no, but…no, no, no, no, no. But that's what you're saying; that's what you're say…don't, don't, don't go to preacher mode. Okay. Listen, that's what, that's what…that's all Christians end up with…preacher mode. Just answer my question. Would it be more merciful that you told me, "Look, you broke into my house, but maybe you had some needs; I'm going to forgive you. Here's some extra food. Go be…" Or you said, "No, I can't, I can't for…I can't forgive you. I'm going to take my little baby boy out of the crib, and I'm going to cut him up into little pieces, and then you're forgiven." Which one is more merciful? Just answer. Just answer my question. You got nothing. You got nothing. And then…