Welcome to Wallbladder. Thanks for joining us today where we're taking on the hot topics

of the day from a biblical historical and constitutional perspective. We're in the

middle of a actually not the middle. We're at the end of a three-part series. Tim Barton

speaking at the Profamine Legislators Conference. We're going to jump right back in where we left

off yesterday. I'm Rick Green, America's Constitution coach David and Tim Barton normally.

We're all three here talking about whatever that hot topic of the day is, but we're going

to hand it off to Tim and let him handle that. We're going to the Profamine Legislators

Conference and picking up where we left off yesterday. Here's Tim speaking on the history

of America and telling some of those great stories that made America the greatest nation

in the history of the world. Paul Revere wrote to the home of the Reverend

Jonas Clark. Why? Well, Jonas Clark actually was a cousin of John Hancock, but they also were

known to be friends. Jonas Clark was known to be a mentor of John Hancock and Sam Adams.

Well, Paul Revere writes, and he says, hey, man, the British are coming. You guys, y'all

need to get out of here. And Hancock and Adams are a little skeptical. Like, I'm not sure

we just need to run. That's not the right tone we want to set. And Jonas Clark says, no,

you need to get away. Well, they end up being out on a hillside. So they're separated

themselves, but they watch as a battle unfold. And if you remember, in the American Revolution,

when you go through and you have the first four major battles with top right, you have

the shot around the world. And then you have Lexington, where's Lexington green, top left

is Concord Bridge. Bottom left is a battle on the road back to Boston. Bottom right is the

Battle of Bunker Hill or Breedseal. As this unfolds, we can point out all the pastors who

are involved along the way, which we know Jonas Clark. There were 73 men at Lexington

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