Hi, I'm Jim Burr.
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Welcome to the Heavens Declare.
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And you know, I've been
talking about the heaven
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for 25, 20 some, 25 years
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and you'd think
it would get old.
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And I'm still blown away
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by this incredible
God that we worship.
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And now as I look
into the microscope,
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I'm even more blown away.
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Whether you're looking through
telescope or the microscope,
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you see the incredible God.
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And so today, as we
talk about the genetic code,
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you know, Adam lived 930
years, do you believe that?
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I believe that, I
believe Adam lived 930 years.
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And why aren't--
Why don't I live 930?
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Why don't you live 930 years?
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Well, you know, we
didn't get Adam's gene pool.
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You've heard of the
gene pool, you know,
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we got a copy of a copy of
a copy of a copy of a copy...
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maybe 150, 200 copies.
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And every time you
make a copy, it runs down.
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I had made a picture,
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I had a picture of
our little grandson,
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and I put it on a copy
machine and I made 15 copies
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of a copy of a copy of a copy
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and the picture
was absolutely horrible
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after 15 copies, you know.
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So what they tell us is
that the new studies shows
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that individual humans inherit
some 100 genetic mutation
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not found in either parent,
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100 mutations not
found in either parent.
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I was going to say as
we're evolving upward,
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but the science says
we're evolving downward.
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Now there's fellow by
name Dr. John Sanford,
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and Dr. Sanford has written
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a book called "Genetic Entropy".
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And he is world
recognized authority
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on genetic information.
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Dr. John Sanford has 32 patterns
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in the fields of
genes, 32 patterns.
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You can imagine that,
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so he is really
respected authority
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on genetic engineering.
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And Dr. John
Sanford says that...
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every generation
is running downward,
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he invented the gene gun,
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and he sold the gene
gun for a billion dollars.
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Now he's from
one of the university
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I think Stanford back east.
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He sold the gene gun
for a billion dollars
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and he says, "I'm done working,"
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and he just going like
do what he wanted to do.
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And so he started
looking at the gene pool.
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If the gene
pool of the genetic--
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If the gene pool going downward,
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every child has 100 mutations
not found in either parent.
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Dr. John Sanford put
the gene pool back together.
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He started putting
those 100 genes back together.
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And lo and behold that
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Dr. John Sanford
didn't believe in God,
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he was an evolutionist,
didn't believe in God.
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And he thought the
only hope for mankind
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was genetic engineering,
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the only hope that we
have to improve our life,
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and our health,
and our longevity
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is genetic engineering.
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But as he began to put
the gene pool back together
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lo and behold, he
became a Christian.
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He discovered when you
get back 150, 200 generations,
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you have a perfect gene
pool, a perfect genetic code.
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And now Dr. John Sanford says
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"The only hope for
mankind is Jesus Christ,"
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he is a Christian putting
the gene pool back together.
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And then Dr. John Sanford
looked ahead and he says,
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"In 100 generations,
there is nobody left on earth."
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And that is
incredible, that's amazing
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because you know something,
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God showed
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what Dr. John Sanford
discovered in the lab,
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God showed Ellen
White about 154 years ago
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in the book "The
causes on Health,"
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in the chapter the
violation of Physical Law.
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God showed Ellen
White this statement.
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In fact what she says,
"If Adam had our gene pool,
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if Adam started
where we are today,
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we wouldn't be here.
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If he had our rundown gene pool,
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we wouldn't be here."
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Nobody would be on
Earth today and she says,
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of course, she didn't
use the word gene pool
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150 years ago,
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yeah, but she would
like the vital force of Adam,
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if he had our
vital force, if Adam had,
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in this case, she says,
I'll just read it to you,
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"Had Adam originally possessed
no greater physical power
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than men now have the race
ere this would become extinct."
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We wouldn't be here.
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"Through the
successive generations
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since the Fall,
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the tendency has
been continually downward.
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Disease has been transmitted
from parent to children,
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generation after generation."
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Then she goes on,
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"Satan's power upon
the human family increases.
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If the Lord should not soon come
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and destroy his power,
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the earth erelong
would be depopulated."
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So you see, what God
showed Dr. John Sanford
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in the laboratory,
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God showed 154 years ago,
in 1862, God showed her exactly
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what Dr. John
Sanford had discovered
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in the laboratory.
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Up when he was there,
they all were living longer.
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Right? We were living longer.
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You know, but when I was born,
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my life expectancy was
57 years, I think it was.
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But, you know, if you
get through infant mortality,
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when I was born,
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1 out of 10
children never made it.
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They died before, you
know, in like the age of one.
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So if you make it
through infant mortality,
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all of a sudden,
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now your longevity
is greatly improved,
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and I've been around
the sun already 78 times,
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okay, I'm on my
79th trip around the sun.
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That's one of the benefits
you get for living on earth,
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you get a free trip
around the sun every year,
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and I'm on my 79th
trip around the sun.
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But we will say,
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"Oh, we're living
longer, we're living longer."
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We are right.
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Dr. John Sanford says,
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"Okay, have you ever
heard of bypass surgery?
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Have you ever heard of
cholesterol medication?
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Have you ever heard
of, you know, insulin?"
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The first shot for
insulin was given in 1922.
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In 1922, millions of
people were dying of a coma
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in sanitariums
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because they
had a diabetic coma.
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They were--
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With diabetes,
they were in a coma,
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millions of people.
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And so we have insulin
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that extends your
longevity, you see.
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So Dr. Johns Sanford,
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you take away all the medication
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that was happening.
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The doctors are
trying to contract
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this explosion of
diseases, have you heard,
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what have you heard diseases
in the last couple years?
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Ebola, this new virus,
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we have mass extinctions
of the animals, the bees,
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they're worried about the
bees, and the butterflies,
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and we see birds, and so forth,
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you know, through
these extinctions.
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So Dr. Sanford
says you know that,
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"Yes, we're living longer
but it's through medicine,
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in fact, you can go on
the web, if you look up NORD,
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that's National
Organization of Rare Diseases.
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NORD says, you know
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what the headline
of the front page says
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when you go on NORD?
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"Every day, a new disease."
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So science is trying to
keep up with these diseases,
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the medicine is, you know,
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pharmacology trying to keep
up with these terrible diseases,
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every day a new disease,
folks, we're going downhill.
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We're not evolving
upward like evolution
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would want you to think.
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And they tell us that
90 percent of rare diseases
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have not one single
FDA approved treatment
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for rare diseases.
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And so, I want to show you
a picture of my family tree,
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my heredities, my family.
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And we'll, you'll see
here, my great-grandfather.
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So then, he got 100
mutations not found,
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you know, his
father didn't have.
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And in the green boxes,
you see my grandpa and grandma,
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they had 200 mutations not found
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in my great-great-grandfather.
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And my father in
the blue and my mother,
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they have 300
mutations not found
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in my great-great-grandfather.
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And then you'll see
me and my two sisters
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in the orange there,
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and we have 400 mutations
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that were not found
in my great-grandfather.
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Okay, so we're going to show you
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the genetic code coming up now
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and this would be in your DNA.
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The letter codes
in your DNA, okay?
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And there are
six billion letters
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in your DNA,
six billion letters.
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If you were to sit at
a keyboard and type out,
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you know that, that is
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the information that
makes you, those letter codes,
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you would need about,
depending on your font size,
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about two million
to three million pages
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of the code that makes you.
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That code tells
every cell in your body
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what it's going to be.
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You know, you've got
50 million heart cells,
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you guys are going to be hearts.
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Over here,
you've got liver cells,
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you guys are going to be liver.
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You guys are going to
be kidneys, kidneys cells.
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Oh, I think it would be cool.
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Wouldn't it be cool to
have a kidney on each side?
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No, you have to be in the body,
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you have to hook
up to the plumbing
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and use cells over there.
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You're going to be fingerprints,
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you know, we have
seven million people on,
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seven billion on earth.
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Every person has a
different fingerprint.
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Oh, my God!
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That's in the genetic code.
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And so the
fingerprints, you know,
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the tattoos are
getting real popular,
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I think, it'd be cool to
have a tattoo right here,
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my fingerprint right
here on my nose, right?
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No.
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Since genetic codes, you know,
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you need them on the
bottom of your hands,
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and you need the
fingernails on the top.
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If you have finger
nails on the bottom,
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you'd slip off everything.
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So you see the instructions,
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the instructions
in the genetic code
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tell each cell
what it's gonna do.
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Your hair, your
liver, your lungs, everything
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is programmed there.
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And the Bible tells us that,
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"We're knit together
in our mother's womb.
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I will praise thee
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for I'm fearfully
and wonderfully made.
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Marvelous are thy works
that my soul knows right well."
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Could you read that
code that was on the screen?
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Could you read that?
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Six billion
letters, could you read that?
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There is 100
trillion cells in your body
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that depend on that for
instructions of what to do.
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So there's 100 billion and 3.
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It's been called
The Language of God,
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those letter codes.
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If you were going to sit,
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you're going to sit at
a keyboard and type out
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two million
pages of those codes,
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two million letters, it
would take you a lifetime.
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They tell us it would
take you a lifetime 50,
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start when you're 16,
18 years old, get a job,
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when you're retiring,
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you have just finished
typing the code that makes you,
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the instructions that
tells your body to make you.
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And yet, the DNA can,
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you see, every cell in your body
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has to copy that.
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And it can copy
that in less than a day.
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If you're sitting at a keyboard,
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would you be making mistakes
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typing those letter codes
out for your whole life time?
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Yes, you'd be making
mistakes, wouldn't you?
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And the DNA,
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the replication of your
code actually makes mistakes.
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There's errors
that are introduced.
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Why are the errors introduced
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because we live
in a world of sin,
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because we're running downhill,
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because we have
carcinogenic genesis.
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Well, there's
carcinogenic stuff we take in,
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there's environmental pollution,
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and there are free radicals
and all of these things.
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And so, where you'd make a
lot of mistakes at a keyboard
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typing that out,
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the genetic code is replicated
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and six billion
letters when they're copied
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by every cell in your body
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before it dies
has to copy your code.
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And the mistakes that it makes
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will depend upon your lifestyle.
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Now if you're watching 3ABN
and you are into healthy living
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and the eight rules of health,
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you're not going to
have as many mistakes
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if you've had a
hangover last night
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or if you're up all
night watching a movie,
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how well are you
going to type out your code?
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You're going to be
making more mistakes,
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but in the process of
copying your genetic code,
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replicating that code,
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your cells make mistakes
about 100,000 to a 1,000,000
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depending on your
environment, your lifestyle,
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and things like this.
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So don't push it.
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By living a good life, you can,
you know, through epigenetics
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you can slow down this
process of going downhill.
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But they've now discovered
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that the
epigenetics actually influences
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that you are what you eat,
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but you are
what your mother ate,
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you are what
your grandmother ate,
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it's passed on down
through our children.
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And so where you would miss,
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you know, your DNA would make
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100,000 to 1,000,000 mistakes,
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lo and behold,
there is a proofreader.
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God has installed a spellchecker
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like your computer,
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did you ever notice
you sit at a computer
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and you type in a word wrong,
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but you'll never see
at the speed of light,
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at the speed of
light that spellchecker
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puts the apostrophe in or
puts the right letters in,
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did you ever notice that?
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"Wow, I typed it
wrong, but it came out right."
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If the
spellchecker would go there,
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"We've got a problem
here, but I can fix it."
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With the speed of
light, it's going to fix that.
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Well, the same thing
is happening in your code,
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in your genetic code...
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Sometimes, a
spell-check goes like,
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"We got a problem,
we got a problem there."
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Do you ever see that?
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The spellchecker says,
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"I don't know
what the problem is
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but I'll give you five choices.
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There's a problem here. I
can tell there's a problem."
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Okay, and you'll have to
decide is it this spelling,
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is that this is what you
meant, this is what meant,
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this is what you
meant, this is what you meant.
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Well, you know something,
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there are 50 genes that are
going to correct for the error
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in your replication
process of those six million,
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excuse me, six
billion letter codes.
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There are 50 genes,
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I want to show you
those a minute but...
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there's--
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It took me months and
months to research this
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but I've
discovered, there's actually 20
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that make
corrections for cancer.
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Now it can't
make all the problems,
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you can go on and see, you know,
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things that are used to
be in sideshows, the freaks,
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you know,
turtles with two heads,
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and snakes with two heads,
and people with six fingers,
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and all this kind of stuff.
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It can't fix every problem
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particularly, if
you get an error on--
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Where you get an
error from Mom and Dad.
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Now so the spell-check,
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initially, the
spell-check goes like,
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"We've got a
problem here, okay."
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And it looks at, we
have A, C, Ts and Gs,
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these letters have to match,
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they fit like a
key, they fit like a key.
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And if they don't, you have
a T when you should have a G,
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there's a little bump there,
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and that DNA, we
get the bump in the DNA.
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And the spellchecker goes,
"Oh, we've got a problem here.
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Well, here's a 23 chromosomes
from Mom, 23 from Dad,"
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it looks over here and
it goes like, "Oh, okay.
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That should be-- I see
from Mom's had the right one,
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Dad had the wrong one."
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And it puts and splices it in.
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Sometimes, the DNA
breaks just like this one
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just broke on me
over the strand breaks.
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And it's amazing
because it will repair that.
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It looks at a break,
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sometime we have a
double-strand break,
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sometime, we have a
single-strand break.
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And it has the
ability to go over
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and it attaches a
filament to the broken part,
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and then it looks
around to find the other end
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and it will have to go
to the A, C, Ts and Gs,
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it goes like, "Oh,
that doesn't match,
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that doesn't
match, oh, here it is."
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And it'll find the
other proper broken end
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and splice them together.
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Sometimes, we get
these letter codes
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where we have a covalence bond
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where the two of
them are bond together.
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Sometimes, we have
mismatch like this,
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sometime, we
have missing letters.
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But the body is
trying to correct for that,
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I mean, it is so amazing
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to think that
the body can do that.
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There's 50 genes that
can make that correction
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where you start out,
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you may have 100,000
to 1,000,000 mistakes
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in the copy, and
the cells do this.
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Every cell before it
dies has to make a copy.
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And...
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But it is said that
DNA is the language of God,
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the language of God,
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23 chromosomes
from Mom, 23 from Dad.
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It's been said God
wrote a picture of you
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never before seen in
the history of the universe.
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Do you realize every
person, every one of you,
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viewers, are different?
00:17:27.01\00:17:29.41
You all watch 3ABN,
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is there anyone like
Shelley in the world?
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There are not two stars
alike, every star is different.
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We now know
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there are not two
stars alike in the universe,
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everyone is different,
every person is different.
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I had an employee
that worked for me
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and he left off for another job,
00:17:43.73\00:17:45.49
and he said, you know, he said,
00:17:45.53\00:17:49.00
wrote on a letter that
said a lot of nice things.
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He said, "I'll
speak highly of you."
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And then he said,
00:17:53.90\00:17:55.24
"This world would be
incomplete without you,"
00:17:55.27\00:17:58.14
and I thought, when I was cool,
00:17:58.17\00:17:59.77
and then I
thought, "What a creator!"
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Because Heaven is going to be
incomplete if you're not there.
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Every one of you such a
special creation of God,
00:18:06.61\00:18:08.92
every one of you is a
special creation of God.
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And God wrote a
picture of you on your DNA,
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it all came from the DNA.
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God wrote a
picture of you never before
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and seen in the
history of the universe,
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seven billion people,
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every person has
different fingerprints,
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different DNA, RNA, voiceprints.
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So this is incredible.
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The storage capacity of the
DNA we have the DNA, your DNA,
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every cell has DNA
that's six foot long.
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Okay, the cord, the
strand of DNA is six foot long,
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and this six foot has
six billion letter codes,
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three billion
pairs, they come in pairs.
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This has got three billion pairs
00:18:54.36\00:18:55.70
but six billion letter
codes and this has to be copied,
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this would take
months to copy this,
00:19:00.64\00:19:02.27
but it chops it
every like every inch,
00:19:02.30\00:19:04.87
it'll take that
6 foot 72 inches,
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and it's going to cover
approximately every inch
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it has a copy machine, a copier.
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It's going to copy your DNA
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and then it splices
it all back together.
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Our God is an
awesome God that can do that.
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The raw storage capacity,
00:19:19.35\00:19:21.52
in fact, I was telling my wife,
00:19:21.56\00:19:27.00
"You have 100 trillion cells,
each cell has six foot of DNA."
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They tell, I mean, I
can't tell you how long this is.
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I said to my wife,
00:19:37.14\00:19:38.47
"If I tell them
what the science says,
00:19:38.51\00:19:40.04
they'll never
believe anything else I say."
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They tell you, I'm
gonna tell you this
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that it will reach to the sun.
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You go on the
internet and find out
00:19:45.58\00:19:46.92
how many times it
will reach the sun.
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In your body,
100 trillion cells,
00:19:48.52\00:19:51.32
all you mathematicians can,
00:19:51.35\00:19:53.42
you mathematicians
multiply 100 billion,
00:19:53.46\00:19:59.46
excuse me, 100
trillion times 6 foot
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you'll find out
how long your DNA is,
00:20:03.73\00:20:06.70
but that's you,
folks, that's you.
00:20:06.74\00:20:08.64
Every cell,
00:20:08.67\00:20:10.04
every cell in your body
has six foot of DNA in it
00:20:10.07\00:20:14.81
that has the code for
you, that is a special,
00:20:14.84\00:20:18.11
it makes you a special
person like nobody on earth.
00:20:18.15\00:20:20.35
Yes, God wrote a picture of you,
00:20:20.38\00:20:23.95
never before and seen in
the history of the universe,
00:20:23.99\00:20:26.09
seven billion
people, every one different,
00:20:26.12\00:20:27.96
every fingerprint different,
every personality different,
00:20:27.99\00:20:31.06
what a God.
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I was--
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Something written on
the internet last week
00:20:34.40\00:20:35.73
and I don't have
it in front of me,
00:20:35.76\00:20:37.10
but it was saying, you know,
00:20:37.13\00:20:38.47
"After God made big
galaxies, the universe,
00:20:38.50\00:20:42.17
after He made the
mountains, and the rivers,
00:20:42.20\00:20:44.04
and the
flowers, and the children
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and everything,
00:20:45.44\00:20:46.78
he realized the
world needed you,
00:20:46.81\00:20:48.88
the special
creation of the Lord."
00:20:48.91\00:20:52.25
Well, it's interesting
now, this just broke on me
00:20:52.28\00:20:55.78
but it's
interesting that the DNA
00:20:55.82\00:20:57.92
in order to copy this,
00:20:57.95\00:20:59.89
you see there,
they're bound together here
00:20:59.92\00:21:01.92
where you can--
How do you copy that?
00:21:01.96\00:21:03.32
They copy end to
end, it comes in,
00:21:03.36\00:21:05.56
the RNA comes
in and copies that,
00:21:05.59\00:21:07.63
and it copies three at a time,
00:21:07.66\00:21:10.13
and it converts that to proteins
00:21:10.17\00:21:11.80
which tell your body
what to do, what to make.
00:21:11.83\00:21:15.10
And as I looked at that,
00:21:15.14\00:21:16.47
and I thought,
"The language of God."
00:21:16.50\00:21:21.41
The three letter
codes are copied to time.
00:21:21.44\00:21:23.75
Could that be the Father,
the Son, the Holy Spirit?
00:21:23.78\00:21:28.15
The language of God.
00:21:28.18\00:21:31.92
And so, in order to copy
this, it has to split it apart,
00:21:31.95\00:21:36.76
it has to take the
DNA and split it apart.
00:21:36.79\00:21:39.89
And it goes up one side
00:21:39.93\00:21:41.46
and it copies up one
side and down the other.
00:21:41.50\00:21:43.70
And in this
process a lot of times,
00:21:43.73\00:21:45.07
these get broken,
and it fixes that.
00:21:45.10\00:21:48.94
Fifty genes can fix the problems
00:21:48.97\00:21:52.44
in the copying, and
it can't fix all problem.
00:21:52.47\00:21:55.21
We live in a sinful
world, we're getting old,
00:21:55.24\00:21:57.15
you know, as we get older,
our genes don't do so well
00:21:57.18\00:22:01.65
and copying this, they get tired
00:22:01.68\00:22:04.09
and the telomere,
the T cells shorten
00:22:04.12\00:22:07.22
and in that
process, that's why we die,
00:22:07.26\00:22:08.89
we get cancer and our cells
don't do as well as they did
00:22:08.92\00:22:12.93
when we're young, actually.
00:22:12.96\00:22:16.50
But the cell, you know,
you can put trillions of cells
00:22:16.53\00:22:21.47
on the head of a pin.
00:22:21.50\00:22:22.84
The biggest cell is actually
the ovum, the human ovum
00:22:22.87\00:22:24.87
which is about the
size of a head of a pin.
00:22:24.91\00:22:27.28
And I mean what
a miracle that is,
00:22:27.31\00:22:29.28
but so it unzips this
thing goes up copies one side
00:22:29.31\00:22:34.42
and come back down
00:22:34.45\00:22:35.78
and maybe we will
play in the future program,
00:22:35.82\00:22:38.15
we will be able to show you
00:22:38.19\00:22:39.52
the process of
actually how it copies this.
00:22:39.55\00:22:42.19
It is just incredible
to see how it copies that.
00:22:42.22\00:22:46.23
Let's go down to picture
here that we have a chart.
00:22:46.26\00:22:49.76
I told you, there's 50 genes
00:22:49.80\00:22:51.63
that are designed to
make the corrections.
00:22:51.67\00:22:55.80
There's a list of the
genes that make corrections,
00:22:55.84\00:22:59.87
the top part are
the damaging agents
00:22:59.91\00:23:02.11
X-rays, you know,
ultraviolet light,
00:23:02.14\00:23:05.08
smoking cigarettes, and alcohol,
00:23:05.11\00:23:07.62
one of the worst
for causing problems.
00:23:07.65\00:23:09.58
And then part
way down the screen,
00:23:09.62\00:23:11.82
it says repair process
and so they are listed.
00:23:11.85\00:23:14.86
All the different
genes that base repair genes,
00:23:14.89\00:23:17.43
there are 11 there
that do the base repairs
00:23:17.46\00:23:19.53
that would be the
besides of the DNA code.
00:23:19.56\00:23:23.50
And we got
nucleotide repairs and we got,
00:23:23.53\00:23:25.83
and God has built
50 genes that repair.
00:23:25.87\00:23:32.54
We got on the screen an amoeba,
00:23:32.57\00:23:34.54
evolution says that we all
came from some microorganism
00:23:34.58\00:23:38.98
like that, like an amoeba.
00:23:39.01\00:23:41.28
Some little micro--
00:23:41.32\00:23:42.65
And they can't tell you
00:23:42.68\00:23:44.02
how that microorganisms started.
00:23:44.05\00:23:45.52
They don't even
want to talk about it,
00:23:45.55\00:23:46.89
evolution does not want
to talk about a biogenesis
00:23:46.92\00:23:49.96
the origin of life on earth.
00:23:49.99\00:23:52.63
They say,
00:23:52.66\00:23:54.00
"Well, evolution doesn't
deal with how life got started,
00:23:54.03\00:23:57.07
evolution deals with
00:23:57.10\00:23:58.43
how it has evolved
through mutations."
00:23:58.47\00:24:01.54
So we had the, the
little amoeba there,
00:24:01.57\00:24:04.27
and, you know,
00:24:04.31\00:24:05.64
the amoeba
decides he wants to see.
00:24:05.67\00:24:07.74
He's sitting in
this little pond,
00:24:07.78\00:24:09.11
and it's boring, and he
decides he wants to see,
00:24:09.14\00:24:12.08
well, I have
discovered three genes
00:24:12.11\00:24:13.82
that have to do with
eyesight and the ATF6, the BPM7,
00:24:13.85\00:24:19.39
and the RPE65,
00:24:19.42\00:24:22.72
you got that mutation,
you born, you're born blind.
00:24:22.76\00:24:25.76
So this amoeba
decides that he wants to see
00:24:25.79\00:24:28.66
and so he wants
to evolve eyesight.
00:24:28.70\00:24:32.03
Well to--
00:24:32.07\00:24:34.90
You see have a mutation
in this copying process,
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mistakes are made
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but the mistakes
are bad mistakes.
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Try to find a good mistake.
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You can't find a good mistake.
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They say, "Well,
sickle cell anemia."
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You know, they go like,
"Oh, we can take fruit flies
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and we can mess with their genes
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and we give
fruit flies four wings
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instead of two wings."
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But they cannot
hook to the brain,
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they're not
hooked to the muscles,
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and the fruit flies can't fly.
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But evolution says,
see, you know, we can,
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you know, we could have--
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If we given it enough
time, anything can happen.
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We can mutate upwards
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and then natural
selection survival of fittest
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will take over and
this is how everything--
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This how we got from
an amoeba to an elephant,
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you know which we saw
on the screen a minute ago.
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To get eyesight,
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this amoeba would have
to have six million mistakes
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that are beneficial mistakes.
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Yeah, there are six million
beneficial mistakes for him
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to be able to see and which--
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If he only gets out of
100,000 to 1,000,000 mistakes,
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he can only have
one in a billion,
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did I tell you that--
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When our copying
process of our genetic code,
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we get between
100,000 to 1,000,000 mistakes
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depending on lifestyle.
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These genes fix them,
the genes will fix it.
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When it's all said and done,
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we get one in a
billion mistakes end up
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in your genetic
code, one in a billion.
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You start out with 100,000
and end up 1 in a 1,000,000,000
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because the repair
process is going to repair
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the genetic
errors that happened.
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So in order for this amoeba,
he's got to have six million,
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six million mistakes
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and they all
have to be beneficial
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if this amoeba was
going to get eyesight.
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And so you see
how impossible it is.
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To me, this proves that
evolution could never happen,
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you could never evolve up
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or even though they
will not even tell you,
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how it could
have gotten started,
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we're going to get
into that in another series
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on how they
think life got started
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and that is a joke
for folks, that is a joke.
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The Bible says by
the word of the Lord
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of the heavens
made the Bible says,
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"That, he knit us
together in our mother's womb."
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we see the Bible.
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Scientifically accurate,
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we see the Bible
telling us what we observe
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and in science and
observe through the microscope.
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I want to thank you again
for watching Heavens Declare,
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we'll see you in another series.
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