I'm not move hard, what I feel. I don't live by what I feel. I don't live by what I see because my God has made the way for me. Hello everybody I'm Kenneth Copeland. This is the believer's voice of

victory broadcast and welcome to ground school. No, we're talking about the fundamentals of faith.

These two airplanes are fundamentally the same,

but oh, are they different?

This one is a piston engine or what is properly called a

reciprocating engine and and it is the one that I fly has a it's been upgraded

to Pratt and Whitney, our 985 engine,

and it's a round engine,

instead of an opposed engine,

and it makes really great noise. It's a sound, not a noise. Anyway, and we were talking about this yesterday.

I had to go through all of these fundamental things to get from here to here.

I've flown both of these airplanes, but they're fundamentally the same.

Now I remembered there's a high wing Cessna. Well that's what

I soloed in. Just a little two-place sessna and the tail number, its ID number was in 5.23 E. Echo. And it was 2 3 E.

E.

E.

Well, and standing underneath the wing, I read to checking the inside on behind these ailerons. Now the reason I'm bringing

this up. My instructor first thing he said, well Kenneth, he said, well, wait a minute,

wait a minute, wait a minute, don't stick your finger up in there. I'm about to make a mistake. You can make faith mistakes. This is all hard metal. It's aluminum. He said, now hold on to that thing because you need to stick your hand up in here

But he said if it's gusty wind and it blows it and you don't have a good hit he said it'll

slam down on your finger and he said it'll cut it and it really, really hurts.

That's fundamentally a good thing to know. So I never didn't do that.

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