Jesus will FIGHT the Muslims in the End Times?

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Additional to that, it has the function of the prayer circles, where you can pray together with friends and family. You can stay accountable and see who prayed or not. All right, guys. Welcome back to the channel. If you're new, my name is Bobby. Guys, slowly but surely the Shawn Ryan Show is becoming my favorite podcast. They had Josh Horton on. He's apparently a American pastor and of course a self-declared expert on the end times in Islam. Guys, before we jump into the video, as always, if you enjoy my content, leave me a thumbs up, subscribe to the channel if you haven't already, check out the links in the description box below to further support my work. And now, with no further ado, let's have a look. >> And um so, he wanted me to ask you about Islam and prophecy. Oh, jeez. Okay. All right. Just go with it. >> Yeah, just go with it, man. Absolutely amazing. Of course, let's ask a Christian pastor, an evangelical, about the end times in Islam. Because, yeah, he's the authority on that subject. Let's go. >> Just go for it. Hit it. All right. You already know. If you watch this, you know we go to some dark dark dark >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's go. Okay. [clears throat] Well, quick caveat. >> I have to interrupt one more time here. What is this, man? Oh, yeah, yeah, if you know this, we go to very, very dark, dark topics here. Why do Americans Ah, okay. I kind of answered my own question here. I wanted to ask, why do Americans always associate some sort of darkness with Islam? Of course, people, especially people that have been in the military, and I think Shawn Ryan was in the military, will associate Islam with 9/11. So, here's the answer for that. >> Uh I'm just going to start right here. Uh I'm a pastor. And what my heart beats for more than anything else is for everybody, everywhere, to know Jesus Christ and the love of the Father. So, my That's my starting point. So, before I say anything, I want you, Eli, and anybody else that listens to know, um I love every person that calls himself a Muslim. And I hate Islam because it destroys people and eternities. And I can do both of those things. I can love a person, and I can hate what I believe is a demonic demonic ideology. >> Mhm. >> So, let me just point some things out. >> [clears throat] >> Yeah, completely mentally ill, of course. I mean, really, think about what he's saying there. He's telling you that he knows Jesus Christ, and he wants you all to know Jesus Christ. This is amazing. I just uploaded a video of a pastor that dropped out of Christianity after being a pastor in a Bible school for 20 straight years. And while they're in their cult, of course, they will tell you, "I know Jesus Christ, and everybody should know him and love Jesus Christ." But the reality is this is a mental illness. They do not know Jesus Christ. It's absolutely impossible to know Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ was a person. Jesus Christ in our belief system was a prophet. But even if you don't believe that he was a prophet, he certainly lived 2,000 years ago, then, according to mainstream historians. But right now, he's not here. If you look around, you cannot find Jesus. Of course, they will tell you, "Jesus Christ lives in my heart, etc., etc." You essentially have a relationship with a delusion, with an imaginary friend of sorts. You know when they're making fun of children when they have an imaginary friend? "Hey guys, this is Timmy, my best friend." You're doing the exact same thing here. You believe that you're speaking to a person that is not here right now. You say that you should love that person and at the same time you say that you should love the Father. Of course, if we go into Trinitarian theology, then the Father and the Son are not the same being in that sense. They do have the same essence, they're both God, but at the same time they are two different persons. But, in reality, in your world view, it is both gods. So, therefore, why do you say that you should love Jesus and then you should have to love the Father? Why not simply stick with one if they're all equally God? But, here it clearly shows that they don't even believe that themselves. Anyways, the point of the story is that most, not all, but definitely most of those Christian evangelicals are absolute hypocrites and passive-aggressive as well, of course. They will tell you, "I just love Muslims." And then they cannot hold their breath to just spit out and tell you, "But, I hate Islam." And that can be both true, but I often I just want the best for people because Islam is demonic. Okay, why is Islam demonic? Please tell me that. How is Islam demonic if it is the only religion besides Christianity who tells you that Jesus Christ is the Messiah and that Jesus Christ is an exalted prophet and that we love Jesus Christ? So, now it doesn't take a genius to simply question yourself, "Okay, are there any other that speak badly about Jesus Christ or maybe don't speak about Jesus Christ at all?" Sure, go into Buddhism, Hinduism, those people or those theologies do not care about Jesus Christ one bit. But, if you go even further as good goys here and you look into what the Jewish religion tells you, the Talmud says that Jesus Christ, I said this a billion times, but you cannot repeat this enough, is boiling in excrement and that his mother is a prostitute. So, wouldn't that be the most demonic religion then? All of the Christian perspective. And even if you look into the early church fathers, you will find of course a lot of critique on other religions. Surely, you will find a lot of critique on Islam. But with the earliest church fathers, you will find tons of harsh critique against Judaism. I don't know exactly which church father it was, but he stated that essentially the synagogues are whorehouses. Yes, truly. This was the opinion of the earliest church fathers. But nowadays, those evangelicals, because they're all pro-Israel, well, they completely forgot that there are other religions that actually speak bad about Jesus Christ. But somehow Islam is the demonic one. Make it make sense, please. >> So, like some things that are interesting to me. And let me give a quick I want to set this up. So, like especially you maybe you Sean or maybe some people that are listening. >> [gasps] >> You're going to hear some things here in a in a minute. You'll be like, man, there's some real dark stuff in the world like In fact, I think a lot of the reason that you're seeing a resurgence of the purposes of God a right I I think Sean I think a rising hope. I think we got a chance to see something special, man. >> I do, too. >> I think we got I think we got a chance. And I'm I'm willing to pour my my life out for it. I think part of the reason, dude, is in the era leading up to where we're at now. And I'm going to get back to what you just asked. I'm I'm making my way there. Is the obviousness of darkness became so smack you in the face that people awoke they they awakened to the reality >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Hey, and why is there darkness in the world? Is it due to Islam? Islam that is prohibiting gambling, interest, prostitution, alcohol? The list goes on. Is Islam therefore the reason why you have darkness in America? America, originally a Christian country that secularized pretty much from the get-go. You got rid of the church, you got rid of religion, and now every 10th of your daughters is a OnlyFans Those are the statistics, and I don't have to talk about suicide rates, antidepressant use, about painkillers, whatever, man. If you look at the States, it is the origin of the generosity. Pornhub, Hollywood, etc., etc. It all stems from America. And yes, now the world is in darkness, and some Oh, you're still going to tie it to Islam. Amazing. >> non-ignorable dark force in the world. >> Mhm. >> And then, dude, I think what a what a lot of people do, especially young men right now, is they're going, "Man, if there's a darkness, there must be a light." >> Mhm. >> And that light has a name, and his name is Jesus Christ. I honestly think >> No, the name is Allah. The name is Noor, the light of Allah. >> think that's a lot of what's going on. Now, that dovetails with what you're saying. I want to point some things out that, you know, you or anybody else can think I'm an idiot. That's fine. You know, what whatever. I'm going to point some things out. >> Well, at least he has some self-reflection. That is good. >> All right. So, um uh what uh what Muslims do, in general, uh what a lot of Muslims do, is they trace their spiritual lineage to Ishmael. So, we're going to do we're going to Bible nerd out for a second, and we're going to go uh we're going to do some Old Testament theology and then make our way forward, okay? So, we're going I we're going to do a little Bible study real quick. So, in the old covenant, God God makes his covenant with Abraham, who becomes Abraham, okay? And he tells Abraham, "Through you and your offspring" and it's very interesting, Shawn. This is very interesting. Just for I I'm I'm Bible guy. When it says offspring, it's singular. So, in other words, you have you're going to have one future offspring. And through that one future offspring, somebody out of your lineage, Abraham, is going to bless the entire world, okay? How do you >> Okay, let's fact-check this. The key Hebrew word is zera, literally seed, and by extension offspring {slash} descendants. The crucial problem is zera is a collective noun. In biblical Hebrew, zera is grammatically singular, even when it refers to many descendants. It works somewhat like English offspring. Abraham's offspring. It could mean one child or 10,000 descendants. You don't normally say offsprings. This isn't controversial. When zera means posterity, descendants, the Hebrew Bible normally uses the singular form. The context tells you whether one person or group is intended. Well, there you go, smarty pants. Thank you very much for this absolute nonsense. >> You know what? Singular. In the book of Galatians, it specifically talks about that. In the New Testament, the Apostle Paul calls attention to the fact that it says offspring. So, Paul is I'm what I'm doing right now is I'm making the same point the Apostle Paul makes in the New Testament. And it so points that out. It's a singular, okay? Now, >> Okay, he probably talks about Galatians 3:16. The promises were spoken to Abraham and to his seed. Scripture does not say and to seeds, meaning many people, but and to your seed, meaning one person who is Christ. So, this is the explanation about the issue that he is bringing up here. He speaks about the singular seed. I mean, this is the Christian interpretation. Of course, I couldn't give a rat's ass about what Paul thinks, who was a false prophet anyways, but let's entertain it for a second here, and let's say Paul is right, and he's absolutely truthful, because yes, he saw Jesus Christ alone in the desert, and nobody else saw it, but let's just trust that guy. Anyways, he said seed, but with the meaning here that that singular meaning here then leads into Christ, meaning that Christ himself is the seed of Abraham, the descendant of Abraham. This is not about Abraham having two sons or whatsoever. And honestly, why How a even care about this? You are of European descent and therefore you're not from Abraham's seed anyways, man. You're not from Isaac, you're not from Ishmael, you're not from any of those guys. So therefore, why do you even care about the singularity or the multiplicity of seed? But anyways, the reason why Paul speaks about the singularity of the seed here, the meaning of the singularity is because it leads to Christ and not to other people. That's it. >> So Paul is I'm what I'm doing right now is I'm making the same point the Apostle Paul makes in the New Testament. And it so points that out. It's a singular, okay? Now, obviously, there's nations that come out of him and all of that stuff. So but but there's a the specific promise is going to find its termination in one future offspring that I'll just pull my punch is Jesus Christ. Okay? So that that's where we start. Now, [clears throat] >> Yeah, of course, because you believe Paul. It's really mind-blowing to me that Christians believe in Paul. Again, just a quick reminder here, Paul never met Jesus. Matter of fact, Paul, after he had this vision on the road to Damascus, after he killed a bunch of early followers of Christ, gets into an argument with James, which is the brother of Jesus Christ. So it's Yeah, if I have to place my bet, I'd rather place it on the brother than Paul. Saulos. >> The promise and the covenant that was given to Abraham, obviously, he he was going to have a child. Now, uh the child uh he has to wait for a long time and he's waiting around for the promise to happen. And he takes matters into his own hands and uh and his wife is the whole deal. His wife Sarah gives him his servant Hagar and they have essentially a a covenantally illegitimate child named Ishmael. Then later, he and Sarah have a child named Isaac. So here's what you got. What you end up with because of he and Sarah's disobedience is you have one covenant but you have two sons. And now we got a problem because [clears throat] now we got two sons they're going to end up fighting uh and all of their offspring are going to end up fighting uh in the spiritual realm, I believe it's connected to that over this one covenant. So, then what you have is you have the children of the promise who who that those are the Jewish people historically. And then you have what Muslims do is they >> Historically, the Jews are >> [laughter] >> the children of the promise. Of course, historically, they're the chosen ones. This is absolutely true. >> trace their lineage to Ishmael. So, this is what you >> son. >> The other son. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, now one covenant, two sons. Now, you got a thing going on. Okay, you got that thing going on. Okay. Now, fast forward in Galatians 1:8, Paul >> that thing going on. You got that thing going on, man. You got that thing going on. The thing is which thing do you got going on, man? Historically, the Muslims and the Jews, they've been fighting forever. Is that really true? If you look at most wars against Jews, do I have to remind you, man? >> [laughter] >> Who was it in in most recent times? Who was this prominent Austrian painter that somehow decided to kick them all out of Europe? If there truly is a spiritual battle, or ethnical battle, or even a historical battle between a group of people and the Jews, in 90% of the instances, it is a Christian nations. Look when the Jews got kicked out of Spain, for example, as well, right? Historically, if you look at the caliphates, Jews were able to live in the caliphates. Matter of fact, when they got kicked out of Europe, they lived in the Ottoman Empire. So, what are you talking about, man? >> Paul says this. He says, "But even if we or an angel from heaven" Now, this is really important. I'm going to give you two verses where you can connect some dots. He says, "But even if we or an angel from heaven should appear to you and preach to you another gospel, let him be accursed." Bookmark that in your head. Then you got another Bible verse in the New Testament that says that what Satan does is he quote masquerades as an angel of light. All right. Now, dude, >> [clears throat] >> I'm a I'm a you know, I'm a dumb rural Kentucky kid. >> That's true. >> But you start putting some things together and in the the 600s, what Muhammad says happens is he Now, first of all, let me just say I'm not like some Islamic scholar. I'm doing 30,000-ft big rocks. What he says happens is he wanders in a cave and he essentially does this. He goes, "Man, man, I was in there and this real weird thing happened. I was in there and this angel of light appeared to me and it it he started revealing to me >> Okay, let's just stop it right there, man. Okay, dumb Kentucky kid. Sahih al-Bukhari, let's read the first time when Jibril, Gabriel, appears to the prophet, peace be upon him. He used to go in seclusion in the cave of Hira, where he used to worship Allah alone continuously for many days before his desire to see his family. He used to take with him the journey food for the stay and then come back to his wife Khadijah to take his food likewise again till suddenly the truth descended upon him while he was in the cave of Hira. The angel came to him and asked him to read. The prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam replied, "I do not know how to read." Okay, so please, can you tell me now where the angel of light is, dear Kentucky kid? >> a another way to God that's different than the one that we've had. Now, dude, all of a sudden I'm going, "Wha- well, that's real interesting." Because 600 years before he's doing his thing, you got a Bible Bible verse saying what Satan does is he masquerades as an angel of light. And then you have a spec- you have a specific warning that throughout history that an angel from heaven may appear and reveal to you another gospel. Why? Because Jesus came and he said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life." And >> Okay. [clears throat] Okay. Okay. Okay. So, how is the message that is received by Muhammad different from Jesus' message? Please tell me that. First and foremost, Jesus Christ himself warns about false prophets. Is it not true? Yes, it is. And then after Jesus Christ's departure, you have Paul. And Paul comes with a different message. Jesus Christ tells you that nothing, nothing, zero, zilch of the law, the Mosaic law, will be changed until the end of times. Then Paul comes and removes circumcision, allows you to eat pork, etc., etc. Right? So, the first one that changed the gospel, so to speak, that changed the way of the Christ, is Paul himself, man. You cannot sit there and justify it. It's completely impossible. Jesus Christ left you with the Lord's Prayer, where he prayed to the Father alone. Nothing more and nothing less. Then Paul, through his Christological arguments and later additions and after him as well, he basically set this stone into rolling. People start worshipping Jesus Christ. This is the false prophet. This is the different gospel. Muhammad comes to correct it again and bring it back to the path of Jesus Christ. Muhammad preaches exactly what Jesus Christ preached. >> Nobody comes to the Father except through me. And you know, I just want to say this, and this gets me a little trouble. You know, you may >> Yeah, dude. Oh my god, man. Listen. When Jesus Christ was there, and even in your Bible it says that Jesus Christ was a prophet. Right? So, we have to agree upon that. Even if you believe that he was God, he was as well a prophet, which of course is self-defying, because if you are a prophet, then you are calling people to God. And yeah, you wouldn't be a prophet if you're calling people to yourself. But anyways, even in your Bible yet again, Jesus Christ is named a prophet. And so now, during his ministry, he as the prophet is of course the way. But if you are the way, you cannot be the destination, man. I know in Christianity you are everything, but the point of the story is that yes, he was a prophet, he was the way. He says as well in your Bible that he was sent only to the lost children of Israel. So, he was a prophet for the people of Israel, not for the whole world. And he was the way for the people then of Israel to lead them to the father. End of story, man. Very, very simple. During the time of Abraham, Abraham was the way. During the time of Moses, Moses was the way. During the time of Noah, Noah was the way to God. May peace be upon them all. >> I have some experience with this. Every now and then you'll be something the internet will get mad at you. That happens to me. And uh and you know uh >> Yeah, you know, maybe don't talk about other religions then, man. >> One of the things that uh pastors don't have to try to be controversial. They just got to read Bible verses. And [snorts] one of the things that Jesus said the mad people they just hate it. But it's mad I didn't say this, Jesus said it. And man, I'd be what kind [clears throat] of I'd be a horror I'd be a liar not to tell you what Jesus said. And he said he was the way, the truth, and the life, and nobody comes to the father father except through him. What he didn't say is I am a way, a truth, and a life, and some people come to the father except through me or also through me. So, then you got that. So, uh >> Yeah, okay. I don't have to repeat it yet again, right? During his lifetime, he was a prophet for the children of Israel. And there he speaks and he's being quoted that he is the truth and the way and the light, okay? Does it make sense now? Similar things have been said by Moses. Similar things have been said by Abraham and similar things have been said by Muhammad. All of those prophets during their time are the way to God, i.e. the father in your doctrine. >> Yeah, the birth of Islam and it seems to me, man, like it's the fulfillment of exactly what was warned against in the scriptures. Now, I'll give you I'll give you two other things. Jesus said, I think it's in the Gospel of John. He said the time will come and he's talking about the end. Okay? I'm not a a huge end times guy, but uh he's talking about the end. And he says the The is coming when they will kill you and think they are offering service to God. Now, um I think what a lot of people have done in especially in America for like >> Okay, uh yeah, let's go back to Christian times, essentially the establishment of the church, when the church persecuted the earliest believers of Christianity, basically called them heretics, what have you, every heretic, every idolater and whatnot got killed all in the name of Jesus. All right, so could this be what we're talking about? Those Christians have no self-reflection at all. >> the last 30-50 years is a lot of Christians have been like, man, we're nervous about the rise of secularism and the rise of atheism and people are just deconverting and you know, apostatizing, that kind of thing. But you know, honestly, you take that verse that Jesus said real clearly, and what Jesus seems to be saying is it like the final boss, like when Jesus like right before Jesus returns, the final boss, it's not going to be atheism, it's not going to be secularism. It's going to be some other religion. >> Okay, dum-dum. So, as you can see, it's not about the verses of the Bible that anybody gets mad at you at all. It is your interpretation. Because Jesus Christ never claims that there will be another religion and that religion then will fight against the Christians or anything on those lines. He says that people will kill you in the name of God. You guys don't even believe that Allah is God in the first place. Should I again point out the obvious? Crusades. And no, they were not all defensive of the Christians, not at all, actually. So, you're really so limited in your worldview that you come to the conclusion that Islam now is the boogeyman. Yeah, Islam is the end boss. Islam is already here for over a thousand years. So, if it was the rise of Islam, wouldn't you already have the end times after the biggest expansion of Islam? So, basically, thousand years ago, the end times should have been already here. And And now again, this lack of self-reflection is killing me, man. When you guys stormed the Arabian world, the American Army that is, to get your oil, to get your heroin and whatnot, what did you find there? Did you find gambling people? Did you find their degeneracy? What did you find? You found pious people, religious people, people that worshipped God, and you bombarded them, massacred them, and raped them, all in the name of democracy, of course. Yeah? And so now again, look into the mirror and look what kind of hellhole America is. Gambling, alcoholism, drug abuse, fornication, separation, divorces, broken homes, etc., etc., you name it, right? And now you still cannot make the link and say, "Well, this must be due to secularism. This must be due to feminism, etc." No, no, it's Islam, don't you see? Islam, the 1% group of the population in America, the Muslims, it's their fault. Wow, man. >> that believes that killing infidels is offering service to God. Seems like that's one clear uh meaning of what you just said. Now, I'll give you one other one, and then I'll I'll I'll I'll just point this out. In the book of Revelation, again, Revelation is peeling back the curtain on like, "Man, what's been going on in the spiritual realm throughout human history?" >> Killing infidels, yeah? So, infidels, it's an American word, so we don't really use that in the Quran anyways, but okay, infidels meaning apostate, basically, somebody that doesn't believe in your religion, a heretic, if you will, right? This would be an infidel. Okay, fine. Yet again, the church has persecuted infidels, man. That is your doctrine, bro, since the get-go. Worshiping other gods, i.e., being an apostate, being a heretic, being an infidel, right? This is your Bible. If a prophet or one who foretells by dreams appears amongst you and announces to you a sign or wonder, and if the sign or wonder spoken of takes place, and the prophet says, "Let us follow other gods, gods you have not known, and let us worship them. You must not listen to the words of that prophet or dreamer. The Lord your God is testing you to find out whether you love him with all your heart and with all your soul. Mind you, this is the Old Testament, nobody knows about Jesus. Nobody's worshipping a trinity. Nobody sees this as essential for their salvation. Those people worship Yahweh or Elohim. It is the Lord your God you must follow and him you must revere. Keep his commands and obey him. Serve him and hold fast to him. That prophet or dreamer must be put to death for inciting rebellion against the Lord your God, who brought you out of Egypt and redeemed you from the land of slavery. Talking about Moses, how he freed the Israelites from the oppression in Egypt. That prophet or dreamer tried to turn you from the way the Lord your God commanded you to follow. You must purge the evil from among you. And now it continues and this very interesting, if your very own brother or son or daughter or the wife you love or your closest friend secretly entices you saying, "Let us go and worship other gods, gods that neither you nor your ancestors have known, gods of the peoples around you, whether near or far, from one end to the land to the other." Do not yield to them or listen to them. Show them no pity. Do not spare them or shield them. You must certainly put them to death. Your hand must be first in putting them to death and then the hands of all the people. Stone them to death because they tried to turn you away from the Lord your God, you out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery. Then all Israel will hear and be afraid and no one among you will do such an evil thing again. Okay, so now when you read this and Jesus Christ says that you should follow the law of Moses. This is Deuteronomy, right? Jesus told you to follow this. Do not break this. And then Paul comes around and breaks exactly this and tells you that Jesus might be God, etc., etc., you name it, right? So, shouldn't have the Israelites put Paul to death then? This would be the logical conclusion. But anyways, the point of the story is that he points out that in Islam you have wars against polytheists and whatnot. Sure, that is true. You should fight those that are fighting against God. Absolutely. But you're going to tell me that you cannot find the exact same thing and even much more graphic and much more brutal within your own Bible. What are you talking about, man? You had this doctrine already. Satan didn't come 600 years later and corrupted everything. As you can see, you already have it there. >> One of the things that it says is John gets this vision of all the martyred saints. Like that all that means is just Christians. So, all the Christians that were martyred because uh they refused >> Many of those martyrs didn't believe in the Trinity, by the way. But please continue. >> used to not worship the lamb. They're like, we're a lamb That's Jesus. We're Jesus people. We're team Jesus. And it doesn't just tell us they were martyred, it tells us specifically how they were martyred. And it said >> Yeah, this is something that we heard about them roughly 100, 200, and some instances even 300 to 400 years later after the fact. Then you have those martyrdom stories. The reality is we have no historical evidence that anybody really got martyred. >> As he saw the souls of those who were beheaded. Now dude, again, I always want to take this with a grain of salt. Like I'm not a big like here's all the charts and here's when Jesus wrote all this stuff. >> Yeah, but why do you talk then, man? >> But dude, I do want to have my eyes open with my Bible in front of me. And it is interesting to me, man, that that I am aware of, there is one major world religion and one only that doesn't just specify to sometimes kill people who have a different faith in you. It specifies how. And the Quran calls it striking necks. It's beheading. So, you got that. And then I'll do one last one. It's hard to do from memory, but I'll do my very best. In in Islamic eschat- >> Again, let's go into the Bible because those Bible thumpers, they don't understand anything else. It really doesn't matter if you show them the Quran, if you show them historical evidence, they really don't care. So, let's go to your Bible again. 1 Samuel 31:9, "They cut off his head and stripped off his armor, and they sent messengers throughout the land of the Philistines to proclaim the news in the temple of the idols and among their people." So, here you have the Philistines cutting off heads in your Bible. Prosecuting someone here and cutting off his head. Philistines, not Muslims. "The woman replied to Joab, 'All right, his head will be thrown over the wall to you.' The woman went to all the people with her wise counsel, and they cut off the head of Sheba son of Bichri and threw it to Joab. So, he blew the ram's horn, and they dispersed from the city, each to his own tent. Joab returned to the king of Jerusalem." Okay, again, I'm just using your Bible here. I could go on and on and on and on. The point of the story is that even in your own Bible, you can get the idea that back in the day, many people used to cut heads. And yes, there's a verse in the Quran as well about cutting the heads. There's one verse. You have a thousand. Anyways, guys, I'm going to cut it off here because the video is long enough. If you enjoyed it, leave the thumbs up. Subscribe to the channel if you haven't already. Check out the links in the description box below to further support my work. And as always, may God bless you all. Much love and peace. >> [singing] [singing]