lift up the word and repeat after me. I believe this is the word of God. I believe what God says

because it is impossible for God to lie. I'd like to answer a couple of questions tonight that

have been asked of me. One of them is why is the God of the Old

Testament so mean and wanted to kill everybody? But the God of the New Testament is all lovey-dovey

and fluffy and you don't have to do anything except just believe, and all of a

sudden now you go to heaven and you become a joint air with Jesus. Why is that? Why is the God of

the Old Testament different than the God of the New Testament? Well, here's the answer to that

right off. There is no difference. The same God of the Old Testament is the God

of the New Testament. What is different is our understanding of who he is and what it is he has done

and why it is he has done it. Another question that's asked to me is, what about the giants in the Bible did they exist

and the answer to that is quite simple too if you believe the Bible then you believe that

that they existed and if you don't believe the, then you can just believe anything you want.

But the Bible says that they did exist.

Now when you read in the Bible about them existing, what's the purpose of the giants?

Where do they come from?

Why are they here?

And what does that have to do with God being a good

God or a bad God? And then we have another question, why was there a flood? I mean, Noah had to build a

boat for a hundred years, and then the earth was flooded

and every man, woman, and child on the face of the earth

except for Noah, his wife, his three sons, and his three sons' wives were killed.

Boy, that just sounds like a mean god why would god do that he only saved eight people

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