Pastor Frederick Zachariah

Pastor Zachariah 

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Pastor Zachariah was a pastor who preached the importance of worshiping GOD Almighty. He was able to give interesting sermons about the importance of worshiping GOD Almighty and persevering in the path of eternal salvation since the 1970s. We learn that Pastor Zachariah was able to speak with valor against the practice of sin that is based on deceit, temporary lies, and vices. We learn that he was not liked by the media and was slandered for his preaching. 

We learn that Pastor Zachariah was able to preach important sermons speaking about the importance of recognizing King Jesus Christ Messiah and obeying the commandments of Moses. We learn that he preached with valor and logic. We learn that Pastor Zachariah's preaching was able to embolden believers to persevere worshiping GOD Almighty speaking about the filial love, logic, and truth that we can find in the Sacred Scriptures in the worship of King Jesus Christ.

We learn that Pastor Zachariah was able to preach into his 70s and was able to speak truth. Pastor Zachariah was able to describe the beauty of worshiping GOD Almighty and the importance of fidelity to the Creator of the Highest Heavens, lower heavens, and the earth. We know that Pastor Zachariah had beautiful sermons, and believers learned from Pastor Zachariah's preachings. 

Pastor Zachariah passed away in the last decade and was heavily criticized by the media. We know that when individuals are able to preach with boldness and valor there can be envy from negative sources. We learn that in the past decade there have been negative sources that spoke negativity against Pastor Zachariah being that he was Indian American yet preferred to preach truth than practice idolatry. We know that the reason he was envied was because of his beautiful sermons and because he was of multiple ethnicities. We know that instead of dividing individuals based on envy and idol worship, Pastor Zachariah united individuals in the worship of GOD Almighty.

Pastor David Wilkerson

 Pastor David Wilkerson

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Pastor David Wilkerson was a pastor that preached in the 70s and was able to instruct on the importance of sound doctrine and preaching repentance of sin. Pastor David Wilkerson had sermons that described the importance of preaching with boldness about the importance of King Jesus Christ Eternal LORD and Savior and repenting of sin. There are specific sermons that describe the need to renounce sin in accordance to the practice of true Christianity.

There are beautiful sermons from Pastor David Wilkerson that describe the manner that we can not practice sin and vices because they try to lead to the path of destruction when there is no repentance of sin. We learn that the Sacred Scriptures describe the need to repent of sin with sincerity of heart and obey the commandments of Moses. We learn that there have been false philosophies of hate and lust including nihilism and atheism that have attempted to lead to the practice of sin based on not having meaning and purpose.

We learn that in the worship of GOD Almighty there is meaning and purpose that is eternal and infinite. We know that we can not believe the temporary lies of evil that want to discourage individuals into practicing sin, idol worship, and vices. We learn that Pastor David Wilkerson was able to preach against vices including intemperance, lust, and deceit that evil attempts to use to lead individuals to practice sin. We learn that Pastor Wilkerson preached with humility and boldness that allows us to know that we can not practice sin.

We know that in the 70s and 80s there were bold preachers and pastors that were able to speak out against the use of alcoholism, rock and roll music that spoke about illicit drug use, and drug abuse describing the manner that there are always righteous individuals who speak truth and do not go along with the crowd. This speaks about being able to persevere speaking truth. We learned in the 80s about how the "hippie movement" that preached unrestricted use of lust, alcoholism, and idolatrous music led to strife, diseases, and difficulties. We learn that there were amazing and dedicated preachers who preached truth even in the 70s and 80s. Pastor David Wilkerson passed away in the last decade yet his sermons are important and helpful so that we understand the importance of fighting against sin and vices.

J.R.R. Tolkien

 J.R.R. Tolkien

J.R.R. Tolkien was the writer of the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings Trilogy. We learn that he wrote about Christian themes in his books. The Hobbit described Bilbo Baggins and the hobbits that are able to persevere with wisdom and serenity. We learn that the Hobbit describes the importance of having dominion over one-self. We learn that over the span of the Hobbit books and the Lord of the Rings Trilogy, J.R.R. Tolkien made the constant theme about the importance of removing sin from an individuals life in order to prosper.

We know that when individuals placed the ring in their finger in the Lord of the Rings Trilogy, this symbolized the practice of sin. We learn that irrestrictive use of the ring caused individuals to lose touch with reality, becoming mad, and having negative emotions including anger and hate. We learn that when individuals decided to place on the ring, they would feel invisible and strengthened while the reality was that the ring caused weakness and diminishment.

We learn that Gollum was a negative character that was completely maddened by the use of the ring. We learn that J.R.R. Tolkien describes the importance of removing sin and removing the things that try to lead to the practice of sin. We learn that Gollum had thought that the ring was giving him powers when in reality it was diminishing him and destroying him. We learn that he changed from an individual that was plump and healthy to an individual that withered and was spiteful. 

We learn that the practice of sin attempts to cause individuals to lose their virtues and develop vices instead. We learn that the Lord of the Rings Trilogy describes the manner that there is also strength in restraining sin and negative emotions by having self-dominion. This means being able to remove sin from our lives and have courage to persevere in the path of righteousness without having vices. 

Jake Roberts

 Jake Roberts

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Jake Roberts was a professional wrestler in the 1980s that was best known for having a fit and sculptured physique from body building, being champion, and speaking truth. Jake Roberts described the need to guard oneself from lust and sin. Jake Roberts gave testimonials about how there is the need to fight against sin and not practice sin. Being a professional wrestler in the 1980s and also champion caused Roberts to acquire fame and attention. We learn that after being in the wrestling circuit, he preached about the need to fight against lust and sin. Jake Roberts described the need to not believe the temporary lies of lust that want to lead to worse sin. 

In a testimonial, Jake Roberts described that lust does not want to remain small sin. He described how lust attempted to lead to worse and worse sin and does not lead to satisfaction or a sense of realization. Instead of being helped by lust, he described the need to fight lust since its intention is not to help individuals and instead to cause difficulties and the practice of worse sin. 

Jake Roberts described that lust attempted to lead to orgies and to the practice of sin. He described that with lust, one relationship was not enough and attempted to lead to fornication. Instead lust attempts to lead to polyamory and having multiple "relationships" where the intention is to practice lust. He described that he started with one relationship, and lust attempted to lead to more than one relationship and did not lead to satisfaction. This describes the manner that lust is not meant to help and instead it tries to lead to polyamorism and multiple "relationships" that are never enough. 

Jake Roberts' personal testimony about the lies of lust describe why individuals should obey the commandments and flee from idolatry, lust, fornication, adultery, orgies, and homosexuality. While evil attempts to say that the practice of fornication helps, we know that it is not the case. We learn that irresponsible fornication can lead to significant difficulties including antibiotic resistant STD's describing Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and Syphilis, unwanted pregnancies, abortion, envy and hate see in polyamorist "relationships", orgies and homosexual "relationships" leading to H.I.V., and A.I.D.S. We are able to learn from the times that we are living in that we are not supposed to practice sin, idolatry, lust, fornication, adultery, orgies, and homosexuality. We learn that there are significant difficulties in the practice of sin and vices. 

Edson Do Nacimento "Pele"

 Edson Do Nacimento 

Edson do Nacimento known as Pele is the greatest soccer player to have ever played the beautiful sport. We know that the story of Pele is fascinating because of the manner that he improved upon his soccer skills without having the resources to play soccer. Instead of having a private coach, expensive cleats, and a fancy stadium in which to practice, Pele could not afford a soccer ball or cleats. Pele juggled an orange and improved upon his skills. We learn that Pele dedicated himself to improving upon his soccer skill set so much so that he lived, breathed, and played soccer. We are able to learn from Pele about discipline, innovation, determination, and humility.

Edson do Nacimento improved upon his soccer skills that he became the best soccer player to ever play the sport. We learn that he was able to win three World Cups with Brazil starting the first World Cup win when he played for Brazil's national team at the age of sixteen. While only being sixteen years of age, Pele helped bolster his team so much that they won a World Cup. Not only did Pele help Brazil win a World Cup, but he repeated the accomplishment two more times. We know that Pele played the position of forward and amazed with how he helped revolutionize the sport of soccer.

We began to learn about the importance of not only being fast and disciplined, but we also learned about the manner that strikers could be skilled at juking and disorienting defenses by themselves. We began to see how striking forwards could be important at destabilizing a defense. We learn that Pele was able to innovate the sport with new manners to juke and strike that had never been seen in the past. We learn that the Pele kick is another innovation of Pele that describes using unorthodox soccer skills to surprise goalkeepers and defenders. There were other skillful moves that Pele helped innovate that caused soccer to improve tremendously into a fast paced and at the same time logical sport. 

We learn that all these achievements were done because of Pele's discipline, determination, and motivation to make the most out of the things he had. We know that he did not make excuses and instead decided to discipline himself even without the needed equipment and accessories. Pele made the most of his dedication and discipline that he is considered the best soccer player of all times. We know that Brazil has five World Cup wins placing Brazil at the top. Brazil is the country with the most World Cup wins of all time. While seeing the achievements of Pele, one would be surprised to know that he not only battled poverty but also racism. This describes that we can improve and grow even amidst the times, circumstances, or hate that we may be going through. This describes that progress can be made even when there is hate and envy without cause. While evil attempts to cause individuals to hate based on superficial things, we learn that we can improve paying attention to the things that matter like improving oneself, attaining discipline and determination, and enjoying life while innovating, appreciating, and creating. 

Frederic Bastiat

 Frederic Bastiat

"Having faith in the free market means having faith in the Creator."

Frederic Bastiat was a libertarian that described the importance of trusting in the Creator. We learn that he described the importance of the free market and the ability of individuals to practice free trade without monopoly "capitalism" and also without the false ideologies of socialism and communism. We learn that Bastiat recognized that trusting in the free market meant trusting in the Creator. This describes that the free market of true capitalism allows individuals to create and produce industry that allows for the best materials, produce, and ideas to be at the forefront while bad service, bad ideas, and bad produce are relegated to being forgotten. 

This describes that the free market allows individuals to improve and produce industry when there is no corruption and no stagnation. The free market of true capitalism prevents bad service and bad products from being sold and instead allows for individuals to decide how they spend their time, resources, and have the imperative need to improve every day. This describes how there is freedom and autonomy in true capitalism while socialism, monopoly "capitalism", and communism attempt to decrease autonomy by creating obstacles and preventing a level playing field. We learn that socialism and communism attempt to prevent individuals from producing, innovating, and improving because socialism and communism leads to stagnation. We learn that monopoly "capitalism", socialism, and communism have more in common than true capitalism fashioned after Frederic Bastiat and Frederick Hayek.

We learn that the best products and services in a free market allow for individuals to obtain the best materials and services at reduced costs while allowing for competition. The competition that exists in true capitalism allows individuals to improve their services and products so that consumers get cheaper products and better services. We learn that socialism and communism attempt to discourage innovation by creating bureaucratic red tape that prevents innovation, incentives, and motivation. This is with the intention to limit individuals from improving themselves. We learn that this leads to increased costs of services and products while decreasing the quality of services. In socialism and communism, there are no incentives for improving, producing, and innovating because instead there is envy and coveting that prevents innovation. We learned from communist Cuba how the government attempted to prevent individuals from selling Cuban sandwiches because of their disdain for individuals to produce and create. 

We learn that Frederic Bastiat was hated by socialists and communists in his time because of his stand for the free market, true capitalism, and objection to monopoly "capitalist", socialist, and communist policies that do not help anyone. This describes the importance of understanding and acknowledging that individuals are able to be industrious and productive far apart from the failed policies of monopoly "capitalism", socialism, and communism that have attempted to lead to slothfulness, envy, and coveting. We know that instead responsible capitalism describes the need to guard the importance of motivation, autonomy, and industry describing that we can be sovereign, industrious, and motivated even amidst the times. 

Frederick Hayek

 Frederick Hayek

Frederick Hayek was an individual that is known for his economic policies described in the Austrian School of Economics. We know that Frederick Hayek described the importance of capitalism in order for individuals to better produce, create, and innovate. We learn that Frederick Hayek allowed individuals to know about the importance of true capitalism. 

Frederick Hayek described the importance of competition in a capitalist system so that individuals would be able to produce better services and better products. We learn that competition that exists between companies or individuals allow for better services and products to be created. This allows us to understand why other policies describing monopoly "capitalism" and communism lead to a lack of competition, stagnation, and even worse products and services at increased costs. 

We know that this allows us to know that we can not believe the temporary lies of false philosophies that have the intention to cause stagnation, vices, and essentially the practice of sin. We know that when there is competition and autonomy, individuals are able to keep improving so that they improve their knowledge of improving services and products that leads to better products and services and increased industry. This allows for there to be incentives for diligence, persistence, hard work, and motivation. 

This is different from socialist and communist policies that have the intention to decrease motivation and hard work due to envy and slothfulness. We know that there have been extensive cases where we have seen the manner that socialist and communist policies lead to economic difficulties, negative emotions, and envy. In the case of Aleksandr Solzenitzyn, we learn that communism led to the communists not only attempting to prevent true capitalism but also lead to intrusion of privacy in the manner that the communists were reading the private letters of Solzenitzyn to his friends. This describes how socialism and communism do not help individuals and instead leads to a dystopia of impoverishment due to decreased autonomy, diligence, and improvement based on hard work and dedication. We know that not only are products and services affected, but communism also tries to prevent individuals from having autonomy. For this and so many reasons more, we know that monopoly "capitalism", socialism, and communism are not the best economic policies to practice. We know that true capitalism based on Frederic Bastiat's and Frederick Hayek's economic knowledge allows us to know that we can not accept monopoly "capitalism", socialism, nor communism.