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LESSONS FROM HISTORY

by Dr. Ed Young

Scripture: JUDE 1:5-7


Lessons From History
Ed Young
Jude 5 - 7


Phil just sort of gets us ready for the Fourth of July. We're looking forward to the concert, tonight. The great time of celebration with all of our adult choir, in attendance. And our dear brother, Phil, who will be here to inspire and lead us in this wo-rh-ip experience.

We're studying the Book of Jude. Hope you have your Bibles open, we're going to look at three verses, today. Jude, one chapter, twenty-five verses, we'll look at verse five and verse seven. Let's pray together. Our heavenly Father, we're to do business with Thee. Speak to us and directly in this hour. Let me get out of the way, so that Thy word and Thy truth, might not only heard, but may it be received and understood and applied into our lifestyles. Let me get out of the way, Lord. So that only Jesus Christ will be lifted up. For we pray in His name, the name that's above every name . . . in the name of Jesus. Amen.

Supreme Court's had a very difficult three weeks and my judgment has made a very, very poor decision concerning the right of individuals under the First Amendment to burn the flag of the United States. I guess I was a child and remember too clearly the bodies that came back, wave after wave;

the second World War, the Korean War and Vietnam and the caskets that were covered by the Red, White and the Blue. I've always been patriotic. I don't know why. There's been within me a deep love for our nation and the symbcl of our nation to me, is the flag. We have laws that govern how it is to be handled; procedure as to how it is to be flown and ali the rest of it. But now under the auspices of the First Amendment, somehow the flag has to be desecrated as we saw it take place in Iran, as we have seen it take place in Syria, as we have see it take place in other nations, who were protesting the American way of life. I certainly hope and pray the Supreme Court, as it seemingly is grappling now with a "water shed" decision concerning abort ...

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