It's time to share
there's a world out there
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Looking for a friend like Jesus
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It's time to share
there's a world out there
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Let's tell them
that He loves us so
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Let's tell them
that He loves us so
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Kids Time, Kids
Time, Kids Time, Kids Time.
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Hi, boys and girls.
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I have something
special I want to show to you,
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but before I do, I
want to share a story
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I heard sometime ago that
couldn't have really happened,
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but the story does say
something very important.
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It seems that there
was trouble in the beehive
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and the young bees were buzzing
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and complaining and
stirring up rebellion.
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Why do we have to do the things
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the same old way all the
time, they wanted to know?
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Just look at the way this
beehive is built six sides
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and last year's
beehive had six sides
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and the year before
that, and the year before that,
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But this is the
best shape for a beehive,
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the older bees said.
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It's strong and
easy to fly in and out of
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and just right
for storing honey.
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Besides, a
young bee interrupted,
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I am sure, we can
build a better beehive,
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you older bees just
have no imagination.
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Very well,
you're welcome to try,
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droned the older
bees and so they did.
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The young bees decided
to build a round beehive,
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but it fell apart.
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And then they
decided to build a shape,
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one shaped like a triangle.
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It was most attractive,
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but the storage
rooms were far too cramped.
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Then they decided to
build a four-sided beehive.
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Now, the honey leaked out of it
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and next they tried
an eight-sided beehive,
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but that in the
middle collapsed.
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Time went by,
they tried this shape
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and that shape and they worked
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through the hot summer
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and into the cool,
crisp days of fall.
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The older bees had fallen asleep
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and no longer paid
any attention to them.
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And the young bees were
growing older themselves.
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Finally, one day
after dozens of plans
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have been suggested
and tried and failed.
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One young bee piped
up. "I have an idea.
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Why don't we try
building a six-sided beehive?"
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"Sure, let's try it," they said,
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we've tried everything else.
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And, of course, it
worked. How proud they were.
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This is perfect, they buzzed.
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We have built
the perfect beehive.
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From now on, all beehives
should be built with six sides
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and so the young
bees buzzed loudly,
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sure that they were
alone in all the world,
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the smartest bees ever.
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When all the time, of
course, a six-sided beehive
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was what bees had always built.
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There's a lesson here,
and the lesson is simple,
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we can learn from
others' experience.
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It's fine to try new ideas
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and it's wonderful
to think in new ways,
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but don't forget
the lessons of the past.
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They can save us
lots of time in trouble
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instead of buzzing around when
we could be gathering honey.
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The beehive I'm
holding is called a skep.
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I got it from our
friend Ranger Jim.
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It's made from
saltgrass and wrapped in bamboo.
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If you look
closely, you can even see
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the bamboo lines right here.
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You don't find
this beehive very often
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in the United
States, but it is still used
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in many parts of the world.
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Now, Ranger Jim
is going to show us
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a beehive with real bees in it.
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Hi, there, boys and girls.
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Ranger Jim here, we have another
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interesting program for you.
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We're talking about bees today.
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There are many tasks
within the hive of bees
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that must be taken care of.
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We have certain bees that go out
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and collect water
and bring into the hive
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and they store it there.
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We have other bees that go out
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and collect pollen and
nectar and bring it in for food.
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The water is primarily
used for cooling the hive.
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On a hot summer day,
the hive can get very warm,
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when the hive
begins to overheat,
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the bees go and uncap the water
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and get their body's
hair covered with water
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and they crawl back and forth
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across the surface of the hive.
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And other bees that are
on air conditioning duty
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are in front of the
hive are beating their wings.
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Some of them are
lined up on the left,
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their bodies are pointed inward,
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the others on the
other side are pointed out.
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The summer
drawing in fresh cool air
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and we find bees stationed
throughout the entire hive,
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they're bringing
the cool fresh air in,
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bringing the old
moisture-laden air
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out the other side,
so that they control
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both the humidity and
the air that flows there.
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So in the colder part of
the day in the winter time,
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in the fall even when
it starts getting cool,
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the bees have to
keep the hive warm.
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And so to make the hive warmer,
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they simply beat their
wings and run about in a circle
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and generate heat,
much the same as we do
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if we're out in the
field and we're playing.
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We generate heat and
we begin to perspire,
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so the bees do the same.
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We have a group of
bees that are assigned
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the duty of
keeping the hive clean
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by carrying out
the bodies of the bees
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that have died of
natural causes, of old age.
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They carry them
out and dump them.
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Now, the first task of
a bee when they come forth
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from the cell as an adult
is to clean their own cell,
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that's a good
idea for us, isn't it?
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To clean our bed
and clean our room.
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One of the most
admirable traits,
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I think of the
bee is this fact that,
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a bee is always willing to help.
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If there's an
emergency in the hive,
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something that needs to be done,
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every bee is willing to
take part and to participate.
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So if there's a
break in one of the cells
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and the honey
begins to drip out,
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there is no
hesitancy on anyone's part,
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they give up the
task they've been doing,
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the work they've been doing,
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and join hands to help
the stem the flow of that.
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So if you're on air conditioning
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or if you're on
the clean-up crew,
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whatever you're doing,
they all work together.
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Now bees will sting,
but the bee only stings
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in defense of her
body or of her hive.
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So we have to keep that in mind.
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So I have had ladies
tell me that bee stung me
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and I didn't
molest the bee in anyway.
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I wasn't even near her
home, but she stung me.
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I was coming out
of church in fact.
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And I tell the dear
lady that you had something
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that smelled nice on your hair
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or behind your ear
and the bee examines
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every possibility for food.
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So when the bee begin to
come and check your perfume,
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your hair perhaps
the wind caught it
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and blew over her and
made her captive suddenly
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and she responded by
sticking her stinger in you.
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So this is
something that happens
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and once again
let me caution you,
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if you're a young person,
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a boy or girl, when you
come up on a colony of bees
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or we call a colony
of bees a family of bees,
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it's a large white box
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that the
bee-keeper keeps his bees in.
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Okay, you stay away from that,
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that is very,
very, very dangerous,
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because the bees will attack you
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if you get near their home.
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And we can't fault
them for that, can we?
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Because this is where
all the young bees is,
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this is where the
mother bee, this is their home.
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They must protect their food
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from other insects
like hornets and wasp,
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even ants and raccoons
and opossums, and bears.
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There are a lot of
creatures out there in the wild
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that have a sweet
tooth and enjoy honey.
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And so the bees
must defend their honey
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because they're going to
depend upon it this winter.
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The bee store the honey
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and then when the
weather gets cold,
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they all go inside and
then all that they have to do
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during the winter time
is just stay comfortable,
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eat the honey, you can go
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up to the hive in
the dead of winter,
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it may be zero
degrees and snow everywhere,
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but on the top of each
home where the bees live
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it's nice and
warm circle on the top.
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There will be no snow on the top
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because they
keep the temperature
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inside the hive a very
comfortable 70 degrees.
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So the bees that
work hard all summer
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are laying by foods
to survive the winter
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and it serves them very well.
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So I want to use this
bee that I'm holding here
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in little tweezers as a
little bit of demonstration now
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and we hope that it works.
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I'm going to put the
bee here and try to show you
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what happens to the bee
if you're unkind to the bee
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and they swarm out and grab you.
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We're going to try
a honey bee sting here
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and now see what
happens, boys and girls.
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We can introduce
this honey bee to sting.
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Here we go.
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You can see the
tiny little stinger
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that's in my finger.
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All of you can
see it from the camera
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well enough on the top of there,
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there's a little bag of poison.
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If I just scrape along the
skin very carefully like this,
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right there, I
dislodged the stinger,
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the stinger sticking
straight up in the air.
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You can see that.
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In a test that is the
very flimsy bag of poison.
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And there's a little muscle,
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we call an involuntary
muscle that is still squeezing,
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as close as I am I can see it.
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And it is forcing the
poison down through the stinger
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like a hypodermic
needle into our flesh
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and that's the
way that that works.
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So that is the bee stinger,
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so you're wise
when a bee stings you,
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don't slap it, if you do,
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it will make a large red
spot, and be very painful.
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A lot of people says, "Oh, take
my fingers and pull it out."
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If you do that,
you squeeze the bag
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and you squeeze all of
the venom in the wound.
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Now, you take your thumb nail
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or a knife blade or something,
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it go long just bud the
flesh like that and scrape
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and then you'd do just as this,
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then you would just
turned out like that
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then you can
congratulate yourself
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and you won't have all
of that poison in your body.
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So there once again
as always Ranger Jim
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telling you that
Jesus always does it right.
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Be sure to tell
Jesus you love Him,
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because He really does love you.
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Hello, boys and girls.
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The Bible has so many
wonderful things in it.
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Today, Glesni will read
for us, Job 12 verse 10.
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"In His hand is the
life of every living thing
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and the breath of all mankind."
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Every living thing, He's got
the whole world in His hands.
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He's got the
whole world in His hands
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He's got the
whole world in His hands
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He's got the
whole world in His hands
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He's got the
whole world in His hands
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He's got you and me,
brother, in His hands
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He's got you and
me, sister, in His hands
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He's got you and me,
brother, in His hands
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He's got the
whole world in His hands
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He's got the tiny
little babies in His hands
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He's got the tiny
little babies in His hands
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He's got the tiny
little babies in His hands
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He's got the
whole world in His hands
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He's got the
whole world in His hands
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He's got the
whole world in His hands
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He's got the
whole world in His hands
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He's got the
whole world in His hands
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He's got the whole
world in His hands.
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Boys and girls, He's
got you, He's got me,
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He's got the whole
world in His hands,
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and there's no
place we'd rather be.
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Hi, today we're gonna
make you a delicious dessert.
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Apple-oatmeal crisp.
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Catie, why don't you
read us the ingredients? Okay.
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[Ingredients
appear on the screen]
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Okay, we have two
different bowls here
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'cause you're gonna
need two different bowls
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for two different mixtures.
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So, Catie, why
not you do yours first
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and tell them how
you're gonna do it.
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Okay, first I'm going to
take the quick oats, the oats.
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And we're gonna
dump them in here, okay.
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then we, I mean,
stick in the flour,
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the two tablespoons of flour.
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The flour, okay, okay.
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Now I'm gonna put in --
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and Jody, why don't you start
yours before I finish mine.
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Okay, I'm gonna put in
two tablespoons of flour.
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I'm gonna sprinkle
it around on apples,
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then I'm gonna put
in, I'm gonna put in--
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The lemon
juice. The lemon juice.
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Two tablespoons,
just pour that all around.
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And then I'm going to put
in a half-a-cup of sucanats.
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And sucanat is--
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Awesome sweetener.
Great replacer of sugar.
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It tastes wonderful.
Spread that all around.
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Looks delicious. Okay,
once you get that all in,
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let's stir it altogether.
00:13:09.65\00:13:11.94
Make sure you get it
all mixed together well.
00:13:11.95\00:13:15.58
So get all that
sucanat down in the bottom
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and all the
flour and lemon juice.
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And while she's stirring,
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I'm going to go stick
in the rest of the sucanat.
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Okay, and I'm
gonna stir mine up.
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yum-yum, okay.
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Now, gonna pour my mixture,
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when I've got this
stirred up over her mixture,
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now you all stirred up, Jody?
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Almost. I'm done.
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You need to get
on the bottom more.
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Yep, it looks like you've
got some flour in the bottom.
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And sucanat,
don't want that, okay.
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Well, I'm done here.
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So whenever you're ready,
we're gonna go ahead and--
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What do you think, you
think that look stir enough?
00:14:09.19\00:14:12.59
I think that's look pretty good.
00:14:12.60\00:14:14.48
Yours look pretty good too,
00:14:14.49\00:14:15.46
but it looks like you've
forgot something, margarine.
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I don't think it
tastes well without it.
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Oh, oh yes. Just
put margarine in.
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Pour some of
that in. There you go.
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Then mash that up.
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While she's doing that,
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I'm gonna pour my
apples into the pan.
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I use the
knife. You cut that up.
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Make sure you mash
that butter really good.
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Okay, I'm gonna spread my
apples out around in this pan.
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All ready for her
to pour the mixture on.
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Okay, I think I need to get
rid of these chunks some more.
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They're too
big. Don't you think?
00:15:06.55\00:15:09.52
Yep, looks a little clumpy.
00:15:09.53\00:15:11.76
Okay, almost done and
still a little bit clumpy. Okay.
00:15:14.46\00:15:20.61
I love apple crisp.
00:15:24.74\00:15:26.59
Apple crisp is one
of my favorite desserts.
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It goes great
with whatever, I mean,
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whatever you
like to have with it.
00:15:38.74\00:15:40.95
Finish your
meal first and then--
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Yeah. You have
the nice apple crisp.
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Your friends will love it.
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My friends just
love this recipe.
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You think it's done? You
think it needs a little more.
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Huh! Maybe a little bit more.
00:15:53.44\00:15:55.11
Okay, let's do it a
little bit more then.
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It's looking great though.
00:15:57.59\00:15:58.80
Yeah, looking good to me too.
00:15:58.81\00:16:00.96
This is a really
easy dessert, you know,
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like for Sabbath dessert to
go with whatever you're having.
00:16:05.91\00:16:12.46
Umm! Looks like it's done,
00:16:13.47\00:16:15.38
I think it's time to pour it in.
00:16:15.39\00:16:16.87
Yeah, it looks done.
00:16:16.88\00:16:18.11
It looks done to me, okay.
00:16:18.12\00:16:21.66
Once you get it
all mixed up good.
00:16:21.67\00:16:23.56
Move this off to the side.
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Then you're going to sprinkle
it on top of your apples.
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Okay, let's sprinkle
it on. Let me get a spoon.
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Let's just go
ahead and use a fork.
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Okay, here. Just
sprinkle it over the top.
00:16:33.91\00:16:38.78
Here, how about you
hold it? I'll do it.
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That's easy for you.
00:16:45.62\00:16:46.84
Let's move it
there in the corner.
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Get it over here in the corner,
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over here in the corner.
00:16:53.49\00:16:55.04
Okay, now let's spread it out.
00:16:57.64\00:16:58.92
And make sure we get all of it.
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Here we go. Use
this. It looks great.
00:17:00.88\00:17:07.21
Okay. Now--
00:17:07.22\00:17:10.62
Once you get that all done--
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We're gonna sprinkle
our cinnamon over the top.
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Umm! I love the
smell of cinnamon.
00:17:18.13\00:17:21.47
Umm! It looks delicious.
00:17:21.48\00:17:23.52
It sure does, it looks great.
00:17:23.53\00:17:25.13
Well, stick it
in the oven at 425,
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remember to have
a parent help you,
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and leave it in
there for 30 to 35 minutes,
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or until it's
slightly brown on the top.
00:17:31.87\00:17:34.25
Okay, Jody, why
don't you show them
00:17:34.26\00:17:35.64
our finished product?
00:17:35.65\00:17:36.76
This, we made this
one a little bit smaller,
00:17:37.79\00:17:40.06
but it's real
easy. This is great.
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Looks very, it looks
very good, I can't wait to--
00:17:42.55\00:17:44.73
Looks great. Bite into that.
00:17:44.74\00:17:47.95
Well, until next time.
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Keep cooking. And eat healthy.
00:17:49.80\00:17:51.82
My name is Sarah,
I'm Abraham's wife.
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Abraham and I lived in Ur of
the Chaldees for a long time.
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And then one day, God
came to Abraham and told him,
00:18:07.04\00:18:10.50
He wanted him to
move to a far country,
00:18:10.51\00:18:12.86
He wanted him
to be a missionary,
00:18:12.87\00:18:14.44
and He would make
of him a great nation.
00:18:14.45\00:18:16.98
He would have the promised heir.
00:18:16.99\00:18:19.63
We thought
about it a little bit.
00:18:19.64\00:18:21.60
And then we
decided that we would go.
00:18:21.61\00:18:25.64
So, Father Terah and nephew Lot,
00:18:25.65\00:18:29.90
and all of our servants
and all of the livestock,
00:18:29.91\00:18:33.87
we made a long procession
and we had 600 miles to go
00:18:33.88\00:18:37.63
and we moved very slow.
00:18:37.64\00:18:41.23
We traveled a
long and then finally
00:18:41.24\00:18:43.20
we came to a place call Haran.
00:18:43.21\00:18:46.27
We camped at Haran and
Father Terah was very ill,
00:18:46.28\00:18:50.16
and he died while we were there.
00:18:50.17\00:18:52.82
Then we moved on to Egypt.
00:18:52.83\00:18:57.27
Egypt was a place
that Abraham feared,
00:18:57.28\00:19:00.48
he feared the wrath of Pharaoh
00:19:00.49\00:19:01.88
because Pharaoh asked him
who I was and Abraham said,
00:19:01.89\00:19:06.18
"Oh, she's my
sister and not my wife."
00:19:06.19\00:19:10.06
After Egypt we
moved on to Canaan,
00:19:10.07\00:19:12.50
the promised
land, a beautiful place,
00:19:12.51\00:19:15.52
so lush and green.
00:19:15.53\00:19:18.42
Abraham and I decided, we
would live in the country,
00:19:18.43\00:19:21.88
but Lot chose the city
life and so He settled in Sodom.
00:19:21.89\00:19:27.51
Life went on for a little while
00:19:27.52\00:19:29.45
and then we
went about our duties
00:19:29.46\00:19:34.31
and we -- I thought to myself,
00:19:34.32\00:19:36.99
well, how are we
gonna be a great nation,
00:19:37.00\00:19:39.73
when we have no child,
we have no descendants.
00:19:39.74\00:19:43.95
I was getting old by
now and so I just decided,
00:19:43.96\00:19:47.45
I guess, I'd run
ahead of the Lord
00:19:47.46\00:19:48.82
and I've told Abraham,
00:19:48.83\00:19:50.38
"Take my handmaid
Hagar and marry her."
00:19:50.39\00:19:55.15
Abraham was a good man
00:19:55.16\00:19:56.13
and he didn't
think that was too great,
00:19:56.14\00:19:58.43
but then he condescended
and he married Hagar,
00:19:58.44\00:20:02.33
and they had a child.
00:20:02.34\00:20:04.48
And that child
they named Ishmael.
00:20:04.49\00:20:07.42
Ishmael was a nice
child, Abraham loved him,
00:20:07.43\00:20:10.74
but God came to
Abraham and He said,
00:20:10.75\00:20:13.12
"No, he is not
the promised heir."
00:20:13.13\00:20:17.25
A few years went back, 13
and God came to Abraham again.
00:20:17.26\00:20:23.55
Abraham told, God told Abraham,
00:20:23.56\00:20:26.89
"Sarah is going to have a baby."
00:20:26.90\00:20:28.90
Well, that was
totally impossible.
00:20:28.91\00:20:31.41
We were so old,
I went in the tent
00:20:31.42\00:20:33.85
and I just laughed,
and laughed, and laughed
00:20:33.86\00:20:36.44
because I thought
that was so foolish.
00:20:36.45\00:20:39.63
But, you know,
God sent us a baby,
00:20:39.64\00:20:42.05
a baby boy and
we named him Isaac,
00:20:42.06\00:20:44.98
which means laughter.
00:20:44.99\00:20:46.72
Isaac grew and
was such a nice child.
00:20:46.73\00:20:50.45
We had many dinners and suppers
00:20:50.46\00:20:53.12
and much happiness and then,
00:20:53.13\00:20:56.79
you know, there was a lot
of quarreling in our home.
00:20:56.80\00:21:01.19
And Hagar was so jealous.
00:21:01.20\00:21:03.85
Oh, I couldn't stand it
and so I said to Abraham,
00:21:03.86\00:21:06.88
just send her and Ishmael away.
00:21:06.89\00:21:10.47
He was a good man, you
know, and he hated to do it.
00:21:10.48\00:21:14.26
But he got water and food
00:21:14.27\00:21:15.85
and he sent
Hagar and Ishmael away.
00:21:15.86\00:21:19.56
After they were
gone, life went on
00:21:19.57\00:21:22.58
and we had a nice family
00:21:22.59\00:21:24.55
and we had a good
time together, Isaac grew.
00:21:24.56\00:21:29.22
And one day, I
was in the tent busy
00:21:29.23\00:21:31.99
and I didn't know what
Abraham and Isaac were doing,
00:21:32.00\00:21:35.20
but they went on a long walk,
00:21:35.21\00:21:37.07
they went to the
top of Mount Moriah,
00:21:37.08\00:21:39.68
but you see, I
didn't know all of this
00:21:39.69\00:21:41.63
until that evening
when they came home.
00:21:41.64\00:21:44.72
And I was
horrified at what he told me,
00:21:44.73\00:21:48.19
I couldn't believe.
00:21:48.20\00:21:50.17
Oh, I would not have wanted
them to go if I had known,
00:21:50.18\00:21:54.20
but you see,
Abraham had passed the test
00:21:54.21\00:21:57.77
and Isaac was home
and I was so happy,
00:21:57.78\00:22:01.25
so happy to have him home.
00:22:01.26\00:22:05.03
Isaac grew into manhood.
00:22:05.04\00:22:08.03
He was the promised heir.
00:22:08.04\00:22:10.47
You see, Abraham and I just
00:22:10.48\00:22:12.23
had to have faith and patience.
00:22:12.24\00:22:15.64
We had to trust
in God's promises.
00:22:15.65\00:22:18.40
And you know, as you go
about your duties each day,
00:22:18.41\00:22:22.14
just remember that
God stands by His promises
00:22:22.15\00:22:26.36
and you must always put
your faith and trust in God.
00:22:26.37\00:22:30.44
Sarah loved Jesus very much
00:22:40.57\00:22:42.42
and she learned to
trust Him, didn't she?
00:22:42.43\00:22:45.10
Boys and girls, I'm gonna
talk you today about reading.
00:22:45.11\00:22:48.79
And did you know
that the Bible talks
00:22:48.80\00:22:50.23
about Jesus reading.
00:22:50.24\00:22:52.02
I'm going to read to you now
00:22:52.03\00:22:53.13
from the fourth Chapter of Luke,
00:22:53.14\00:22:54.86
which is verse 16 and 17.
00:22:54.87\00:22:57.05
If you have a Bible nearby,
why don't you read with me?
00:22:57.06\00:23:00.57
It says, "And He
came to Nazareth,
00:23:00.58\00:23:02.50
where He had been brought up.
00:23:02.51\00:23:03.88
And as His custom was,
He went into the synagogue
00:23:03.89\00:23:06.60
on the Sabbath day,
and stood up to read."
00:23:06.61\00:23:09.71
That's what He
said, he stood up to read.
00:23:09.72\00:23:12.32
"And there was
delivered unto Him,
00:23:12.33\00:23:13.78
the book of the prophet Isaiah.
00:23:13.79\00:23:15.74
And when He had opened the book,
00:23:15.75\00:23:17.06
He found the place
where it was written."
00:23:17.07\00:23:20.22
I would've loved to have heard
00:23:20.23\00:23:21.54
Jesus read the
Bible, wouldn't you?
00:23:21.55\00:23:24.05
It must have been a strange
00:23:24.06\00:23:25.28
and really
wonderful experience for him
00:23:25.29\00:23:27.37
because so many
of the scriptures
00:23:27.38\00:23:28.76
that He read were about Himself.
00:23:28.77\00:23:31.04
The scriptures told
about the time of His birth
00:23:31.05\00:23:33.12
and the place He'd be born
00:23:33.13\00:23:35.02
and many other things about Him.
00:23:35.03\00:23:36.77
I'm sure Jesus must
have been a good reader.
00:23:36.78\00:23:39.28
In fact, in Bible times,
people who made a mistake
00:23:39.29\00:23:42.01
while reading the
scriptures in public
00:23:42.02\00:23:43.86
were not allowed to read again.
00:23:43.87\00:23:46.22
Can you imagine that?
00:23:46.23\00:23:47.57
And these people understood
00:23:47.58\00:23:48.80
that the Bible was a sacred book
00:23:48.81\00:23:50.84
and should be read
reverently and with expression.
00:23:50.85\00:23:54.03
It's a wonderful thing to
be able to read, isn't it?
00:23:54.04\00:23:56.80
And do your best to
become a good reader
00:23:56.81\00:23:59.00
and read the stories
in the Bible for yourself.
00:23:59.01\00:24:01.73
You know, in the
books known as the gospel,
00:24:01.74\00:24:04.01
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John,
00:24:04.02\00:24:06.13
you can read Jesus own
words, isn't that a privilege.
00:24:06.14\00:24:11.08
Perhaps you can
share your ability
00:24:11.09\00:24:12.82
to read with someone else.
00:24:12.83\00:24:14.11
Many people love to
hear the Bible read to them
00:24:14.12\00:24:16.59
and that's one way you
can share Jesus, isn't it?
00:24:16.60\00:24:19.24
Why don't you try
it? Speaking of reading.
00:24:19.25\00:24:22.32
Let's check our mailbox
00:24:22.33\00:24:23.59
and see if there any
letters for me to read, okay.
00:24:23.60\00:24:26.17
I love getting letters
and you've been writing
00:24:27.82\00:24:29.77
more and more everyday.
00:24:29.78\00:24:31.76
Let's look, I do
have some mail today.
00:24:31.77\00:24:34.68
Let's look and
see all the letters,
00:24:34.69\00:24:36.67
I just can't wait
to share them with you.
00:24:36.68\00:24:40.65
Oh, we have some from all over,
00:24:40.66\00:24:42.73
one from Wisconsin,
and one from Illinois.
00:24:42.74\00:24:49.02
Oh, we've got quite a few,
00:24:49.03\00:24:50.04
let's see which
ones we have in here.
00:24:50.05\00:24:51.89
This one doesn't
tell me on the outside.
00:24:51.90\00:24:54.33
All right, this one says,
this one's from Danielle Gajski.
00:24:57.95\00:25:04.92
It says, "Dear,
Brenda, I shared my faith
00:25:04.93\00:25:07.42
by bringing my
neighbor to the midnight cry
00:25:07.43\00:25:10.00
with Kenneth Cox and
he really enjoyed it.
00:25:10.01\00:25:13.20
That's on a station called 3ABN.
00:25:13.21\00:25:16.97
Love, Danielle Gajski."
You know what, Danielle,
00:25:16.98\00:25:20.57
thank you for sharing that.
00:25:20.58\00:25:21.99
That was the nice thing to
do and to invite your neighbor.
00:25:22.00\00:25:24.71
And I bet he
enjoyed the meetings too,
00:25:24.72\00:25:26.48
but don't forget to pray
and ask for the Holy Spirit
00:25:26.49\00:25:28.70
to keep working
on his heart, okay.
00:25:28.71\00:25:31.66
Now let's see what
letter I have in here.
00:25:31.67\00:25:34.09
"Dear Brenda, when my cousins,
00:25:39.85\00:25:41.93
Missy and Tiffany came to visit.
00:25:41.94\00:25:44.79
I invite them to
Sabbath School with me,
00:25:44.80\00:25:46.74
that's how I share Jesus."
00:25:46.75\00:25:49.18
And this is from Laura Liber.
00:25:49.19\00:25:52.28
Thank you, Laura, that's nice,
00:25:52.29\00:25:53.90
that's a nice way
to share Jesus too,
00:25:53.91\00:25:55.64
is to invite
them to Sabbath School
00:25:55.65\00:25:57.33
and I bet they
enjoyed it too, didn't they?
00:25:57.34\00:25:59.91
All right, let's see if we
have time for another letter.
00:26:01.19\00:26:05.37
This one says, "Dear
Brenda, I ask my neighbor Verina
00:26:05.38\00:26:08.91
to come to
pathfinders and she said, yes.
00:26:08.92\00:26:11.36
Now she's coming
every week and she likes it.
00:26:11.37\00:26:14.71
That's how I share Jesus.
00:26:14.72\00:26:16.58
Love, Amy Miller."
Well, thank you, Amy,
00:26:16.59\00:26:19.66
for sharing that with us.
00:26:19.67\00:26:21.39
That's a good
thing for path find--
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to invite them to pathfinder,
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that's a special club, isn't it?
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That you have a lot of fun in
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and you learn things
about nature and Jesus love.
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I wonder if I have
time for one more here.
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Let's see, if we do.
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And my name is Kevin and
I play a piano for people
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and I tell people about Jesus.
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It's important to tell people
about Jesus too, isn't it?
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Remember, boys and girls,
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it's Kid's Time to share Jesus.
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