That is a little tree.

Plant it on a little hill, and on that tree hangs the most influential counter to

that ever came in this world.

Never feel that that tree is a meaning which drama took place on the stage of history.

Oh no, it is a telescope through which we look out into the long distant eternity.

See the love of God breaking forth into time.

It is an eternal reminder to a power of drunk generation that love is the only way.

It is an eternal reminder to a generation depending on nuclear and atomic energy, a generation

depending on physical violence that love is the only creative, redemptive, transforming

color in the universe.

Happy Fourth of July, my sweet darling friends.

You just heard the great late Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King giving a famous speech

at the on November 17th at the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church.

Can you imagine being in that audience and listening to somebody with that kind of

charisma and power, saying those words like a booming thunderbolt just melting your

brain?

Can you imagine that?

You totally see why they took that guy out.

Too much power.

He only got a little bit of time here before they took him out because he had too much power.

You get somebody like that talking about violence and war and fighting and the importance

of violence, the necessity of violent revolution.

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