Редактор субтитров А. Синецкая Корректор А. Кулакова I'm Perry Stone and this is a very special manifest telecast not only this week but next week because I have a guest that in 25 years of the manifest telecast almost 26 years has never appeared on a program. And there's a great transformation that took place and it's my son Jonathan Stone better known as JG. Yeah, that's what we've called it for years JG. Jonathan, thank you for doing this. And we have co-authored a book together. I never thought that would ever happen. I never dreamed that would happen. But I want to do something special today because we're going to get into what I call breaking family addictions. And I want to interview Jonathan about this and I want to begin by saying something. Very quickly, when Jonathan was 10 months old it was Halloween night and he was lying in the bed between his mother and I, and he began to choke and he was actually vomiting at orange. I guess orange color, maybe food or something, I'm sure it's what it was. And then we turned on the light, got him up, but on his left and right temple, it looked like someone had taken their thumb and smeared blood on his left and right temple. And there was no blood on his fingers, no blood on us, of course. And I thought, what in the world has happened? And again, this was Halloween night. And I'm not gonna go into all the details, but I told Pam, I said, what was that all about? And Jonathan entered into a battle for many, many years, almost 20 years. Part of it was a battle with addictions. And so we're going to, I'm just going to say this up front, now seeing the gift that God gave him that we're going to talk about more in the second video, or the second program I should say. We'll explain to you the battle, the reason of the battle. And I call this a threat assessment where the enemy reads a threat assessment with a gift or an ability or calling in someone's life. John, let's go back, go back to what you can remember as a kid. You traveled with us for how many years? On the road. Probably, yeah. Right until Amanda was born.

Okay, about 12 years.

And we, you had to actually live in mostly hotel rooms.

Hotels and houses, yeah. We stayed in some people's houses. Well, the edge of my church, we stayed in the house. It was, it was, Did you like the hotels or the houses better? I've never asked. I remember the houses more than I do the hotels, so that's probably how I do remember that they had a pool there

And you just stepped off into the water

You remember that I don't remember that

We're sitting in there while I was Jonathan is more than I do the hotels, so that's probably how. I do remember that they had a pool there and you just stepped off into the water.

Yeah, yeah. You remember that? I don't remember that. We're sitting in there, well, it's Jonathan's outside and he just walks over and we have to go out there rescue him from the water. I do wanna, we call a five-footer. I remember, you do have the big heritage, here to USA where I got stuck in the elevator.

That was always exciting.

Yeah.

The water park and they had, you know, they say, The big heritage, heritage USA where I got stuck in the elevator.

That was always exciting.

Yeah. The water park and they had, you know, they say now that the, that is all grown up and it's like post-apocalyptic. Yeah. Because no one has been there for, I mean, that was a great, that was a great place. Yeah, no one bought it. Yeah, just over the years. Yeah, I want to say this to you too. time you were we had a joining rames your mother was doing the laundry in

Maryland and I was So I'm just an overgruer. Yeah, I want to say this to you too. One time we had a joining room,

your mother was doing the laundry in Maryland.

And I was studying, you got out the door,

your mother shut up and said, where's Jonathan?

And you actually had gotten on the elevator.

Yeah, there was a car accident.

It could not press the button.

I have never forget.

We had some scary things that happened

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