Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture. This is the Wall Builders Show. We're taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective. And specifically this week, we're actually going to hit all three

of those, but we're really going to talk about the influence of the Bible in America.

We're actually in the middle of a presentation.

It's going to be a four day presentation.

Today is day two, and it's called the influence of the Bible in America.

You can get the entire program at our website if you go to wall builders.

Today, but let's jump right back in where we left off yesterday. By the

way I'm Rick Green America's Constitution coach serving here with David Barton

who's America's Premier Historian and the founder of wallers and Tim Barton a national speaker and

pastor and president of Wall Builders. All three of us appreciate you

listening, appreciate you studying and appreciate you sharing the program. Become

a force multiplier and let other people learn these things.

If we can get saturated in God's word, if we can understand the importance of the Bible in America

not only in the past and the influence that it was in the past, but how important it is to return to it for our future,

then we can restore this republic. Let's jump right back in where we left off yesterday and if you missed yesterday,

go to our website today at Wabalders. And you can get it in the archives.

But let's pick up, here we go, influence of the Bible in America.

Under the divine right of kings,

that doctrine that had prevailed for centuries prior to the Geneva Bible,

whenever the king spoke, he was supposedly the mouthpiece of God speaking directly to the people.

Now, what king would not have liked that doctrine? In fact, as Benjamin Franklin later

pointed out, there is scarce a king in a hundred who would not, if could follow the example of Pharaoh get first all the

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