Welcome to what I hope is going to be one of the most interesting Bible studies you've ever had.

I love the Word of God.

I come from a long line of my father's side of rabbis, my great-grandfathers.

And then my grandfather and my dad went into business.

But I feel as though God has reactivated to the Ashkenazi Jewish rabbinical bloodline with

the added benefit of being Pentecostal, which means I am a tongue-talking rabbi.

Yes, ladies and gentlemen, a Levite of the loins of Levi.

And my son is with me here.

Carl Alexander.

Howdy.

Who is my trusty wingman in the Greek department today, especially over there in women's lingerie and the Greek department.

But we have the, we're going to be doing word studies today because I find that there's details in the Bible.

I mean, this book has inspired people.

Every jot and tittle, Jesus talked about, every little dot and every little line as it was spoken and recorded so meticulously. And then re-broad out from generation to generation.

Oh boy, the words, if you'll honor these words, these words will come alive for you.

So, Father, we pray that you will give us insight and show us marvelous things in thy law,

that we might fear you, that we might know thy law that we might fear you that we might know you that we might have our hearts recalibrated to be in alignment with heaven on earth in

Jesus name you know I was getting bombarded of late with negative media, all because I dared to show up in certain places like Washington or Pittsburgh and J.D. Vance was in the same venue that I was in.

And I noticed something interesting. I noticed that the devil's

hair goes on fire when nice little Christians ever depart from the church world over here

and show up in business in Hollywood, in documentaries, in politics, in government. But listen, Jesus is Lord of all. That means that man

shall not live by bread alone, but by every word. This book wasn't written for Christians.

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