It's almost time for Kids
Time, we're gonna be late.
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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.
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Hi boys and girls, I
just heard an amazing story
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and it's about a
man who went to prison
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for doing some bad things.
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Not just for a
little while, but for the
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rest of his life,
but here's the best part.
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While in prison he
learned about God and he was
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so excited about what he
heard that he gave his heart
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to Jesus right
there on the spot.
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Now, as you can
imagine it's no fun
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being a prisoner, but
this man started looking
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for ways to bless
others. You know sometimes
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bad things happen
in this sinful world
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and sometimes we make
mistakes and we get hurt.
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Sometimes we get hurt
because of the mistakes
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others have made,
but God promises to work
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all things out for our
good just like he did for that
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man in prison. Our
story today is about a little
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girl who was taken
captive and she hadn't even
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done anything
wrong, instead of being
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mad or bitter, she found
ways to bless others too.
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We'll here her story very soon,
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but first let's get
ready for Nature Time.
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Hi boys and
girls, I'm Ranger Jim
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and I'm Ranger Rod.
Welcome to Nature Time.
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We're glad you can be with us.
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We're privileged to
be out in windy Montana.
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What are these
creatures we have Rod?
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Oh they are awesome
creature, the Bison,
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the American Bison. How
big are these creatures?
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They are very big,
in fact the largest
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of the American
Bison are the Bulls,
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that's the daddies and
sometimes they can weigh
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as much as 2500
pounds. How big is 2500 pounds?
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Well, 2500 pounds is
as big as your family car
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with your family in it.
Now, that is big. That's huge.
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Now, you mean that
these creatures that are
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this big survived
from what I see out here
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just this grass and
sagebrush and things
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like that. They
survive eating that?
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Ranger Jim they do. Now,
you know the American Bison
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traveled across all
of North America in the
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Great Plains, in the
Great Prairies and they fed
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chiefly on grass
yes. Just chiefly on,
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now what's the
population at this time of the
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buffalo or we call it
the Bison or the buffalo?
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Bison or buffalo,
they are the same?
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Technically it's not a
buffalo, technically it is
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a Bison, but people
know it interchangeably.
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Buffalo's just
fine and buffalo today.
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The numbers of buffalo in Canada
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and the United
States numbers about
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65000 animals, but at
one time the American Bison
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ranged from
Florida to Central Canada
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from New York to the
slopes of the Rocky Mountains
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in numbers up to 70
million some people estimate.
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Up to 70 million and
then some of those pictures
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that we see of trains
being stopped by great herds
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of Bison and people
standing with guns just
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shooting them. Oh
mercy, it's a sad thing.
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It was a, it's very
sad thing to know what the
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American government did
at one time to the Bison,
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in fact from the numbers
in the millions all the way
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down in 1900 to
less than a 1000 Bison
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at the year 1900. Now,
we've been watching some
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of these and I see
that they like to wallow
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in the dirt and
kick their feet up.
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What are they doing this for?
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Well, if you would
notice when a Bison gets
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into a dust wallow. What
the Bison does is he lays
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there and he rolls
this dust on him, that's
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to help keep the flies
and the pesky mosquitoes
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and the different
insects off of his hide.
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When he stands up
unlike a horse that shakes
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himself off or a dog
will shake himself off
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if he gets dirty. The
Bison walks away very carefully.
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He wants that
dust to stay on him,
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so that it'll
protect him from the bugs.
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Then if we get a
rain shower, he's a mess?
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He's a muddy mess Ranger Jim.
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Now, tell me about
this, I have heard that
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the buffalo are able
to swim lakes and rivers
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and streams? Well,
they do, in fact an amazing
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thing the American
Bison is very, very,
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he floats almost like a bobber.
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A big hairy bobber, when
he's going across the river,
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his head the large
hump that you see there
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on his back and even his
tail is out of the water.
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He's a great swimmer Ranger Jim.
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An animal that
weighs 2500 pounds,
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that's right.
Amazing and when were filling
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this boys and girls,
we have seen trails across
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the sides of the hills
that sometime in this hard,
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round, even rocks that
are a foot 18 inches deep,
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because for 100s
of years these Bison
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have followed the same
trail. We have one that
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just came up the
trail from us and he wants
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to get into the
picture. He's slowly coming up
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the trial that
maybe 200 years ago other
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Bison came from. Now, tell
me this about reproduction.
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I have heard that the cow
of the Bison was one of the
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most productive of all of
the creatures, is this true?
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They are Ranger
Jim, in fact many of them
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will reproduce and
have calves clear up to the
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age of 30. 30 year old cow
having still having calves.
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And her first calf is
usually single then there
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after it maybe twins.
Often times they do have
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twins that's right.
That is just amazing,
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now we have noticed
that it's quite windy here
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and in the winter
time it's very cold.
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How do they survive, we have,
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we know we have blizzards.
How do these creatures live?
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Absolutely, especially
here in Western Montana
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Ranger Jim, those
blizzards, those winds
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they can be 30 below
zero, 60 mile an hour wind,
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that big buffalo, God
designed him with his own
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buffalo skin robe. It
hangs over his shoulders,
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down over his face,
he faces these winds
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and he grazes
actually into that cold wind
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as he eats the grass.
May be he has to paw through
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the snow for it. He's
well equipped to survive
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in very, very harsh
climate of Western Montana,
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the Western Plains
where the buffalo thrived
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at one time. And we
can understand now because
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where we are now in
this mountainous area.
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The wind is blowing now,
but if it was 30 below zero
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and of course when
they bed down they find
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a place out of the
wind. They got your
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buffalo robe and
they're very comfortable.
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Ranger Jim, if it was
30 below out here today
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with the wind
blowing like it is.
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We'd have our ear muffs
on, we'd be trying to get
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back into the
trucks under some shelter,
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but the American
Bison has to live out here
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day and night. He has
no place to go other than
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may be behind a
little bluff or in a backside
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of a hill and so God
has equipped him to protect
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him from the
elements, absolutely.
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Another wonderful
story boys and girls,
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wow. Our creator
God provides for all
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of his creatures, so this
is Ranger Jim and Ranger Rod
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saying don't forget to
tell the Jesus you love him,
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because boys and girls
He really does love you.
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Welcome to Learning Time.
Thanks for joining us today
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and thank you for coming too.
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Are you glad to be here today?
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Yeah. I am too. You
know, I've got some questions
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to ask my helpers and I
have Danielle over here.
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Now Danielle, do
you like animals?
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Yeah. What's
your favorite animal?
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I have lots of favorite
animals. Lots of favorite.
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That's good to
have lots of favorites
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and I have Rachel
over here. Rachel,
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do you like
insects? No. No, okay,
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well we're gonna be
talking a little bit about
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insects today and then
I have Joshua back there.
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Joshua, what's
your favorite animal?
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A snake, a snake
whoa, that's interesting.
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Well hey, let me get my
helpers to come up here.
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I want you to come up
right behind the table.
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Come on up
Danielle and come up here.
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Here we go and I've
got some things up here
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and these are
little flashlights.
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Now, what I like to
talk about is those animals,
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creatures,
interesting, snakes huh. Well,
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we're gonna talk about
oh actually we identify
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animals sometimes
by the number of legs
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that they have. Right?
And so we have insects.
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How many legs do insects have,
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do you have any
idea? Six, six, about
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six legs cool and
you only have two, right?
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Right. Yeah but Rachel has
two and Danielle has three,
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so, I mean two and so
you could be an insect right,
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if you all got
together. Well, probably not,
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but I'm talking about
an animal that has four
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pairs of legs.
Does anybody know what
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animal has four
pairs, what is it? Spiders.
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They are spiders and
we call them Arachnids
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and they're very
interesting. How many,
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do you like
spiders? You like spiders?
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No, no just snakes,
yes. Well, you ought to,
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you ought to kind of you
know reach out a little bit
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and expand to spiders,
it could be interesting
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and you don't
like spiders at all?
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No. No, how
about you Danielle? No.
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Okay, well, you know
how many of you like to go
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outside and look for nature.
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Yeah, you like to
look outside for nature.
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Hey, I'm gonna show
you a neat way of looking
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outside for nature and
in fact you can spot spiders
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probably before
they see you sometime,
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will that be
fun? Yeah. Yeah okay,
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well here's how we do
it. Actually we can take
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a flashlight like
this and you turn it on,
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make sure it has
batteries. Turn it on,
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and what we do is we
put it right beside our eye
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on the side of your head right.
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Oh I'm sorry didn't
mean to turn it in your face,
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but I have this
light shining right here
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and you can
probably see that too at home
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and what we do
is out at night time
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when it's dark, we
just look around and we look
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and we look and we
look and if there is a
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spider around. What do
you suppose we're gonna see?
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A spider, a spider,
you're gonna see the light
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from the
flashlight being reflected off
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of those eyes that spiders have.
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Spiders sometimes have
more than just a couple
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of pair of eyes.
Don't they? Oh yeah they can
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have multiple eyes
and they, that light just
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shines back right to
your own eye and they just
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sparkle in the dark
under bushes and on trees
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and in the grass.
Hey, hey, lets try that.
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Why don't you grab
this one right here
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and here's one for
you to grab over here.
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Turn it on, oh Rachel,
you got a big one right here.
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You know and it's kind of
heavy, and we just put it,
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let's try it. Put it
on the side of your head,
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turn it on and shine it.
In fact, shine it in some
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of our audiences eyes over here.
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How are we doing?
Can you see the light,
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now if you happen to be spiders,
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all of that light
information would be
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shining back and
they could see it.
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Now it's very important
that you hold it right even
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with your own eye,
so that that light as it
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comes off of those spiders
organs inside of their eyes,
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it reflects back
right into your own eyes.
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Isn't that cool?
Yeah. Now, do you know
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why a spider does that?
A spider does that because
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God inside those little
eyes, in those compound eyes,
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those complex
eyes of those spiders.
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Those spiders need to
see at night and some of them
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do see pretty well
at night and you know
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what happens, those
organs that are inside
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that do all that, they
collect all of that light
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and that light just
kind of stays in their eye
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and it comes back,
because otherwise they wouldn't
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be able to see
very well in the dark.
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Hey can you think of
an animal that you might
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have seen at night
and you saw their eyes
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shining back at you.
Have you ever seen an animal
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that would do that?
What animal, what? what?
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No, I haven't seen an animal.
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No, how about a cat,
have you ever seen a cat
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in the headlights
of a car? Oh yeah,
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can you see the reflection
of the light coming out
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of their eyes. Yes.
Oh, I do too. It's a good
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thing sometimes, otherwise
we would hit those animals,
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now that wouldn't be
good. How about a deer.
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Have you ever
seen the light off the
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eyes of a deer?
Yes. That's right
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and that light
information comes back to us.
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How about a dog?
Well, we got Max over here.
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You know what and
Max's eyes they're built
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that same way.
The light comes back
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and we can see
those animals at night.
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You know God made all
kinds of interesting eyes
00:14:23.47\00:14:26.17
and interesting
animals for us to study,
00:14:26.20\00:14:28.28
but you know what you
have to be very careful
00:14:28.31\00:14:29.78
boys and girls
because you know at night
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and even in the day
time there are some spiders
00:14:31.59\00:14:34.22
that you know can hurt us right.
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That's right and some
of them have venom, right,
00:14:35.99\00:14:38.09
I mean there is
poison in them right
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and they could hurt
us, so be very careful
00:14:40.13\00:14:41.92
and don't pick up a
spider that you don't know
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anything about, 'cause
it could bite you right
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and that could
be a bad news thing.
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Well, remember boys
and girls whenever we learn
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more about
science, we learn more
00:14:51.49\00:14:54.41
about our creator God.
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Our Captain Naaman
was told by the Prophet
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of Israel to dip in
the dirty river Jordan
00:15:05.74\00:15:08.63
and he was healed.
Captain Naaman was healed,
00:15:08.66\00:15:12.01
can you believe that,
he was told to dip in the
00:15:12.04\00:15:14.41
river seven times and
he was come out healed.
00:15:14.44\00:15:17.81
That's amazing.
What he's saying is true.
00:15:18.20\00:15:20.88
Captain Naaman he had
to dip in the river seven
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times in the river
Jordan and he was healed.
00:15:23.43\00:15:26.21
He couldn't go
into any other river
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he wanted to. Oh
here's lady Naaman now.
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Little maid, can you get
me a couple onions please.
00:15:32.44\00:15:34.98
Oh! Yes, yes,
yes, that's good. Yes.
00:15:37.39\00:15:39.84
Look at that
poor man over there,
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could we may be
get him some bread.
00:15:41.97\00:15:43.66
He looks so
hungry. Oh little maid,
00:15:44.40\00:15:46.88
you are always so
thoughtful, yes of course.
00:15:46.91\00:15:50.46
Let's see, why don't
you take him one of these
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and why don't we
take him one of these too,
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you run and, run and
give it to him, I will pay and
00:16:02.40\00:16:05.23
I will call you when
I'm finished shopping, okay.
00:16:05.26\00:16:07.63
How much do I owe you?
00:16:09.88\00:16:11.16
Hello, I bought some
bread for you, can you speak?
00:16:15.17\00:16:20.46
You can understand me.
Do you have any family?
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I know how it feels
like to be lonely too.
00:16:31.71\00:16:33.93
Here's another, you
see I was taken from
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my home in Israel.
The soldiers one night
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they just stormed
into our house, broke in,
00:16:45.29\00:16:47.86
the next thing I
knew I was on a big horse
00:16:48.41\00:16:52.06
in the dark night
and I was, I didn't know
00:16:52.26\00:16:55.07
where we were
going, I was so afraid
00:16:55.10\00:16:58.09
and I felt so lonely you know,
00:16:58.12\00:17:01.27
but without my mother
or father, but you know,
00:17:02.10\00:17:07.42
I know I didn't have
to feel lonely because
00:17:07.45\00:17:10.69
I believe in the God
of Israel. He protect us,
00:17:10.72\00:17:14.36
and he, we can
never feel lonely with him
00:17:14.75\00:17:18.50
and you know he
actually helped to me find out
00:17:20.06\00:17:23.00
something about
Master Naaman that will help
00:17:23.03\00:17:26.37
me help him
actually, you see Master Naaman
00:17:26.40\00:17:30.33
had leprosy, really,
really bad skin disease
00:17:30.36\00:17:33.54
you know, and oh it was
horrible Mistress Naaman
00:17:33.57\00:17:38.03
was all crying all
the time, but you know
00:17:38.06\00:17:42.06
so anyways I
prayed and I asked God
00:17:42.46\00:17:45.91
and He told me to go
and tell Mistress Naaman
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about a Prophet in
Israel, his name is Elisha
00:17:50.60\00:17:54.48
and he heals people,
he even raised a dead boy
00:17:54.77\00:17:58.16
to life once.
Well, she told me that
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we should go and tell
Master Naaman so we did,
00:18:02.80\00:18:06.68
and he told the King of
Syria and he sent a letter
00:18:06.71\00:18:11.17
to the King of
Israel, who, but things got
00:18:11.20\00:18:15.75
a little bit mixed up
around there and you see,
00:18:15.78\00:18:17.64
because you see
Master Naaman thought
00:18:17.67\00:18:22.62
that it was going to
be the King of Israel
00:18:22.65\00:18:24.97
who was going to
heal him. Anyways,
00:18:25.11\00:18:28.12
Elisha probably heard
about this around the time
00:18:28.60\00:18:31.51
and Elisha told the King to send
00:18:31.91\00:18:35.50
Master Naaman to
him. Elisha then sent a
00:18:35.53\00:18:39.45
messenger out and
told Master Naaman to go
00:18:39.48\00:18:42.53
and dip in the
Jordan river seven times,
00:18:42.56\00:18:45.57
but the Jordan
river's such a dirty river
00:18:45.60\00:18:47.89
you know and he
thought he was going to hurt
00:18:47.92\00:18:51.58
his national pride because
you know he was a foreign
00:18:51.61\00:18:53.87
General dipping
in the Jordan river
00:18:53.90\00:18:56.15
which is in Israel. But,
fortunately, his officers
00:18:56.18\00:19:00.77
convinced him to try it,
besides if Elisha had asked
00:19:00.80\00:19:05.14
him to do something
really, really big then
00:19:05.17\00:19:07.90
he would have done
it anyway. So they went
00:19:07.93\00:19:10.96
and when he, and he got
in, he dipped the first time,
00:19:11.44\00:19:16.40
the second time, the
third time and while everybody
00:19:16.43\00:19:20.49
was starting to
get nervous now, sixth
00:19:20.52\00:19:23.04
and now the seventh,
he dipped slowly under
00:19:23.61\00:19:26.95
the water and
when he came up again,
00:19:26.98\00:19:29.24
he was healed. Can you
believe the God of Heaven
00:19:29.56\00:19:33.38
healing a Syrian
soldier. Wow! God is amazing,
00:19:33.41\00:19:37.75
don't you think.
Yes, and he has been so
00:19:38.05\00:19:45.18
faithful to us. He
has helped me get a
00:19:45.21\00:19:49.18
good Mistress,
Mistress Naaman treats
00:19:49.21\00:19:51.62
almost like her daughter,
we like to talk sometimes
00:19:51.65\00:19:54.80
and she's very,
very nice, she doesn't
00:19:54.83\00:19:58.59
even really treat me.
Little maid, little maid.
00:19:58.62\00:20:01.79
I've got to go,
can I pray with you.
00:20:02.33\00:20:04.55
Dear God, please be
with this man like you are
00:20:05.78\00:20:08.44
with me and bless
this man dear Lord
00:20:08.47\00:20:11.39
in your name we pray, Amen.
00:20:11.42\00:20:13.24
Hope to see you again some time.
00:20:14.05\00:20:16.36
Here dear, can you pay
for the onions. Oh, yes.
00:20:20.81\00:20:23.97
To the shopkeeper, thank you.
00:20:24.00\00:20:24.99
This old world is
dark and deceiving
00:20:37.68\00:20:41.94
but there's hope
for all in believing
00:20:41.97\00:20:46.01
Signs are all
around that he's coming
00:20:46.04\00:20:50.05
I'll be somewhere
listening for my name
00:20:50.08\00:20:53.68
I'll be somewhere listening
I'll be somewhere listening
00:20:54.02\00:20:58.31
I'll be somewhere
listening for my name
00:20:58.34\00:21:02.20
I'll be somewhere listening
I'll be somewhere listening
00:21:02.23\00:21:06.49
I'll be somewhere
listening for my name
00:21:06.52\00:21:10.42
When the Savior
calls I will answer
00:21:10.45\00:21:14.95
When He calls for me I will hear
00:21:14.98\00:21:19.08
When the Savior
calls I will answer
00:21:19.11\00:21:22.99
I'll be somewhere
listening for my name
00:21:23.02\00:21:26.92
I'll be somewhere listening
I'll be somewhere listening
00:21:26.95\00:21:31.66
I'll be somewhere
listening for my name
00:21:31.69\00:21:35.49
I'll be somewhere listening
I'll be somewhere listening
00:21:35.52\00:21:40.06
I'll be somewhere
listening for my name
00:21:40.09\00:21:43.82
With thy Holy Spirit fill me
00:21:43.85\00:21:48.24
I submit my Will
I will serve thee
00:21:48.27\00:21:52.62
With thy Holy Spirit fill me
00:21:52.65\00:21:56.29
I'll be somewhere
listening for my name
00:21:56.62\00:22:00.36
I'll be somewhere listening
I'll be somewhere listening
00:22:00.39\00:22:04.94
I'll be somewhere
listening for name
00:22:04.97\00:22:08.79
I'll be somewhere listening
I'll be somewhere listening
00:22:08.82\00:22:13.22
I'll be somewhere
listening for my name
00:22:13.25\00:22:16.79
I'll be somewhere
listening for my name.
00:22:16.82\00:22:25.19
Hi boys and girls,
it's time for Miss Brenda's
00:22:33.03\00:22:35.15
book of the day and
today's book is called
00:22:35.18\00:22:38.77
Hannah's Girls,
this one is on Morella,
00:22:38.80\00:22:41.01
written by Ruth Merkel
and it's a wonderful book
00:22:41.04\00:22:44.40
boys and girls to
learn more about Jesus.
00:22:44.43\00:22:46.71
I would like to introduce
you to our guest today,
00:22:47.42\00:22:49.54
we have with us Samuel. Samuel,
00:22:49.57\00:22:51.48
welcome to the
program. Thanks Ms. Brenda.
00:22:51.51\00:22:53.36
I am so glad, now
this isn't your first time
00:22:53.39\00:22:55.21
on Kids Time. Is it?
No. I, in fact you recently
00:22:55.24\00:22:58.25
were with us
tapping Bible stories.
00:22:58.28\00:22:59.72
So boys and girls,
you can see Samuel,
00:22:59.75\00:23:01.25
if you look our Bible
stories, you'll see Samuel
00:23:01.28\00:23:02.96
in there
somewhere I'm sure. Samuel,
00:23:02.99\00:23:04.81
what is it specifically
that you do to share Jesus?
00:23:05.08\00:23:07.99
I preach, I sing. Now
wait, wait, wait, you said
00:23:08.37\00:23:11.03
you preach. Now,
how old are you? I'm 12.
00:23:11.06\00:23:14.36
You're 12 years
old and you preach?
00:23:14.39\00:23:16.15
In front of
people, tell me about it.
00:23:16.79\00:23:19.37
I started when I was
6 years, 5 years old,
00:23:20.10\00:23:22.61
I wrote the
sermon. You wrote a sermon
00:23:22.64\00:23:24.86
when you were 5 years
old. I had asked my dad
00:23:24.89\00:23:26.77
on Friday if I can
preach with him and he had said
00:23:26.80\00:23:30.59
not this time, now
which now I understand.
00:23:30.62\00:23:33.33
And your dad's
a preacher? Right.
00:23:33.36\00:23:34.33
And so I had gone to,
what we call the back room
00:23:34.53\00:23:36.82
and I started writing
out a sermon with crayons,
00:23:37.01\00:23:39.85
and so I came out
and I showed it to my mom
00:23:40.90\00:23:43.98
and I preached it
the next year in vespers.
00:23:44.16\00:23:47.80
And so you've been
preaching every since.
00:23:48.57\00:23:50.47
And what is the
largest group you've ever
00:23:51.26\00:23:53.45
preached for. 200 to 250
people, I was the keynote
00:23:53.48\00:23:57.95
speaker in a
children's week affair.
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That's incredible. So
if people see this program
00:24:00.05\00:24:03.31
and wanted you to come
and speak you would pray
00:24:03.34\00:24:05.21
about it and consider
it. Yes. That's incredible.
00:24:05.24\00:24:08.31
Now what type of
things would you preach on?
00:24:08.34\00:24:10.52
My favorite one was on
Daniel 7 in Revelation 13.
00:24:11.25\00:24:15.16
That's your favorite
and what other topics
00:24:15.47\00:24:17.30
would you preach
on? I did John 3:16
00:24:17.33\00:24:19.69
which is a two part,
I did, I am starting on
00:24:19.72\00:24:22.68
one just in my spare
time in and when I get
00:24:22.71\00:24:26.61
inspired on Psalms 23.
Oh yes, that's a wonderful,
00:24:26.64\00:24:30.51
wonderful
message in that chapter.
00:24:31.12\00:24:34.70
So, can you tell me when
you speak at these places,
00:24:35.06\00:24:39.53
do you have an opportunity
afterwards to talk to some
00:24:39.56\00:24:41.61
of kids do they, and. A
lot of times they'll come up
00:24:41.64\00:24:44.79
to me and they'll be
like hey that's was cool
00:24:44.82\00:24:46.14
you know and a lot of
times they'll say you know
00:24:46.17\00:24:49.12
I wanna try doing that too.
00:24:49.15\00:24:50.81
I said it's a good
thing to do and it's very good
00:24:51.27\00:24:54.46
and they bring you
closer to the Lord.
00:24:54.49\00:24:55.87
It does, in the same
time you can share Jesus
00:24:55.90\00:24:57.75
with others. It
helps you too doesn't it?
00:24:57.78\00:24:59.90
it really does,
and what would you say
00:25:00.06\00:25:02.26
to kids that, that may
be are a little bit shy.
00:25:02.29\00:25:04.54
I was shy at first
and I got really nervous
00:25:05.66\00:25:07.68
but just go out there
and try to be confident
00:25:07.71\00:25:10.11
and just pray and
pray with you family a lot.
00:25:10.14\00:25:14.68
Just watch your
family. Well, if your family
00:25:15.11\00:25:17.63
loves Jesus. Right. But
they might to witness to
00:25:17.66\00:25:19.81
their own family,
there's many cases,
00:25:19.84\00:25:21.96
kids have to be
witness and maybe their mom
00:25:21.99\00:25:23.56
and dad don't know
Jesus and boys and girls
00:25:23.59\00:25:25.78
have to witness right
there and preach in their own
00:25:25.81\00:25:27.51
home sometimes
right. Yes. And do you take
00:25:27.54\00:25:30.58
advantage of other opportunities
00:25:30.61\00:25:32.11
to witness for Jesus.
Yes, sometimes when I go
00:25:32.14\00:25:35.53
to churches and my
dad preaches sometimes
00:25:35.56\00:25:37.28
I'll play special
music on the piano or sing
00:25:37.31\00:25:39.91
or something like
that. Do you like to sing
00:25:39.94\00:25:42.45
and to play, I
like composing music
00:25:42.48\00:25:45.61
and stuff like that.
So, you have a musical gift,
00:25:45.64\00:25:48.13
you know God gives
each one of us talents
00:25:48.39\00:25:50.39
boys and girls that he
wants us to use for him,
00:25:50.42\00:25:52.48
and that is so important.
You know God, you know
00:25:52.51\00:25:55.52
He has given Samuel
a wonder gift to speak,
00:25:55.84\00:25:58.82
he didn't start off
with that gift you heard him
00:25:58.96\00:26:00.89
say he was shy.
But God can help you,
00:26:00.92\00:26:03.42
if God is calling
you to do something,
00:26:03.45\00:26:05.12
he's going to help you
with whatever it is he calls
00:26:05.27\00:26:08.25
you to do. Isn't
that right Samuel?
00:26:08.28\00:26:09.35
Yes, well let's read a
couple of letters here real,
00:26:09.38\00:26:11.51
very quickly, lets see
this one is from Botswana
00:26:11.62\00:26:14.84
and let's see who is
writing us from Botswana.
00:26:15.14\00:26:17.41
I have a picture
here, would you mind
00:26:17.44\00:26:18.94
holding it up me for me please.
00:26:18.97\00:26:20.50
Sure. It's a real
pretty girl and her name is
00:26:20.53\00:26:23.80
Pretty, it looks
like or Pretty or Psetty,
00:26:25.80\00:26:31.37
I am sure of what I'm spelling.
00:26:31.40\00:26:32.56
Dear Miss Brenda, I am 8
years old and I love Jesus.
00:26:32.59\00:26:37.11
I share Jesus by
reading the Bible
00:26:37.14\00:26:39.21
and I also teach my
classmates about Him,
00:26:39.24\00:26:42.50
I always go to orphanages
with my sister and we read
00:26:42.53\00:26:45.63
the Bible and praise
the Lord with the orphans
00:26:45.66\00:26:47.61
and tell them that
God loves them. Hope that
00:26:47.64\00:26:50.12
you read my
letter. Love, Pretty.
00:26:50.15\00:26:52.04
and I want to
tell you, Thank you,
00:26:52.07\00:26:53.51
that's a wonderful
thing to do, to help
00:26:53.54\00:26:55.16
the orphans and in fact
in the Bible it tells us
00:26:55.19\00:26:57.31
that we should help
those that are in need.
00:26:57.34\00:26:59.36
Alright, this one's
from Mikaela in Thomasville,
00:26:59.75\00:27:02.42
North Carolina. Can
you hold this picture up
00:27:02.45\00:27:04.00
for me please, dear Miss Brenda,
00:27:04.03\00:27:05.89
my name is Mikaela
and I am 4 years old
00:27:06.13\00:27:08.89
and I live in North
Carolina and I watch your show
00:27:08.92\00:27:11.25
all the time and I
love it. Please send me an
00:27:11.28\00:27:13.80
activity book
please and as well as the
00:27:13.83\00:27:15.93
Bible studies. I share
Jesus by picking apples
00:27:15.98\00:27:18.89
from our trees and giving
them to friends and family.
00:27:18.92\00:27:21.82
Love, Mikaela and that is
a good way to share Jesus.
00:27:21.85\00:27:24.78
Well, thank you Samuel
for being on the program
00:27:24.81\00:27:27.26
with us today.
Unfortunately, we are all
00:27:27.29\00:27:29.37
out of time, but I
want to encourage you
00:27:29.40\00:27:31.31
wherever you
go, whatever you do,
00:27:31.34\00:27:32.78
it's Kids Time to share Jesus.
00:27:32.81\00:27:35.88