A few weeks ago, I shared some creative ways to distribute tracts. Least week, I was due for an oil change, so I decided to make the most of my time as I waited for the service to be completed. A buddy came over and shot some video so we could demonstrate how easy it is. Click here to watch it now . It was so much fun!! I'll bet you'll never guess what store we were in! Hee Hee!
Until next week... Billy
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Draft Dodging
When you and I became followers of Jesus Christ, he made us into new creations and gave us an inheritance in the kingdom of God. All of our sins were washed away and we became citizens of Heaven, with our names written in the Book of Life. As children of the most high God of the universe, we receive rich blessings, and we have a Father who loves us and gives us many great and precious promises, all of which we can be sure he will fulfill.
Jesus is not only our Savior, he is also our Lord. Not only has he poured out his blessing upon us, he has also given us a high calling. We have a mandate from the Captain of our salvation to reach a lost and dying world with the good news of the gospel. I know and understand that he has given each of us different gifts when it comes to service in the body of Christ, and we should all be careful not to neglect them, but reaching the lost with the message of the cross is different from gifts for operation within the church. It is not a gift, it is a command from the Lord to all of us. There are those who are especially gifted at evangelism, and you can tell who they are, but we are all called to reach out to those within our own sphere of influence with the gospel. Saying you need a gift to share your faith is like saying you need a gift to feed starving children.
Look out there! 150,00 people die every day! They are being swallowed by death and hell right in front of us. If you saw a blind man walking towards a 1000 foot cliff, would you warn him? Or would you make excuses, like "Sorry, I'm not gifted in that area" or "He wouldn't want to hear what I've got to say" or "He looks quite happy doing his own thing, I can't bother him" or "I don't even know him! How could I approach him?" They sound silly, I know, but they are the same reasons most Christians give for not sharing the good news of a Savior to a lost world.
Notice how we often look down upon those who have neglected their responsibilities to the country during war time. They are those we call "draft-dodgers". People who were called upon by their country to serve, but chickened out and found ways to avoid it. They are seen as cowards, but what is also especially demeaning is that they had such little respect and disregard for the authority of the government. How many of us do the same thing when we refuse to get involved in the battle and pass on our responsibilities to others? Do we skip over or ignore all the verses in the Bible that give us our objectives when it comes to sharing our faith?
Here are just a few...
John 12:26 Whoever serves me must follow me; and where I am, my servant will also be. My Father will honor the one who serves me.
Luke 19:10 For the Son of Man came to seek and to save what was lost.
Matthew 4:19 Come, follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.
John 14:15 If you love me, you will obey what I command.
Mark 16:15, Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.
Acts 1:8 But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.
Psalm 107:2 Let the redeemed of the Lord say so.
Philippians 2:15,16 That you may be blameless and harmless, the sons of God, without rebuke, in the midst of a crooked and perverse nation, among whom you shine as lights in the world, holding forth the word of life;
2Cor 5:18,19 And all things are of God, who has reconciled us to himself by Jesus Christ, and has given us the ministry of reconciliation; to wit, that God was in Christ, reconciling the world to himself, not imputing their trespasses unto them; and has committed unto us the word of reconciliation.
There are many more. We cannot ignore our Commander in Chief and dodge the draft. If we love him, we'll do what he says and take his message to those who sit in the shadow of death.
Are you afraid? That's good! Let His strength be made perfect in your weakness. Let there be more of Him and less of you. That apostle Paul knew fear as well. He said that "without were fightings, within were fears". 2Cor 7:5 He also told the Corinthians that he was with them in meekness and in fear and in much trembling. 1Cor 2:3
It's ok of you identify with one of the greatest preachers of the gospel who ever lived. So rely on Christ's strength. Just determine to do all things through Christ who strengthens you and be obedient to the high calling of God and seek and save that which was lost.
Proverbs 11:30 The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; and he that wins souls is wise.
Daniel 12:3 And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament; and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars forever and ever.
James 5:20 Let him know, that he which converts a sinner from the error of his way shall save a soul from death, and shall hide a multitude of sins.
Jesus is not only our Savior, he is also our Lord. Not only has he poured out his blessing upon us, he has also given us a high calling. We have a mandate from the Captain of our salvation to reach a lost and dying world with the good news of the gospel. I know and understand that he has given each of us different gifts when it comes to service in the body of Christ, and we should all be careful not to neglect them, but reaching the lost with the message of the cross is different from gifts for operation within the church. It is not a gift, it is a command from the Lord to all of us. There are those who are especially gifted at evangelism, and you can tell who they are, but we are all called to reach out to those within our own sphere of influence with the gospel. Saying you need a gift to share your faith is like saying you need a gift to feed starving children.
Look out there! 150,00 people die every day! They are being swallowed by death and hell right in front of us. If you saw a blind man walking towards a 1000 foot cliff, would you warn him? Or would you make excuses, like "Sorry, I'm not gifted in that area" or "He wouldn't want to hear what I've got to say" or "He looks quite happy doing his own thing, I can't bother him" or "I don't even know him! How could I approach him?" They sound silly, I know, but they are the same reasons most Christians give for not sharing the good news of a Savior to a lost world.
Notice how we often look down upon those who have neglected their responsibilities to the country during war time. They are those we call "draft-dodgers". People who were called upon by their country to serve, but chickened out and found ways to avoid it. They are seen as cowards, but what is also especially demeaning is that they had such little respect and disregard for the authority of the government. How many of us do the same thing when we refuse to get involved in the battle and pass on our responsibilities to others? Do we skip over or ignore all the verses in the Bible that give us our objectives when it comes to sharing our faith?
Here are just a few...
John 12:26 Whoever serves me must follow me; and where I am, my servant will also be. My Father will honor the one who serves me.
Luke 19:10 For the Son of Man came to seek and to save what was lost.
Matthew 4:19 Come, follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.
John 14:15 If you love me, you will obey what I command.
Mark 16:15, Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.
Acts 1:8 But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.
Psalm 107:2 Let the redeemed of the Lord say so.
Philippians 2:15,16 That you may be blameless and harmless, the sons of God, without rebuke, in the midst of a crooked and perverse nation, among whom you shine as lights in the world, holding forth the word of life;
2Cor 5:18,19 And all things are of God, who has reconciled us to himself by Jesus Christ, and has given us the ministry of reconciliation; to wit, that God was in Christ, reconciling the world to himself, not imputing their trespasses unto them; and has committed unto us the word of reconciliation.
There are many more. We cannot ignore our Commander in Chief and dodge the draft. If we love him, we'll do what he says and take his message to those who sit in the shadow of death.
Are you afraid? That's good! Let His strength be made perfect in your weakness. Let there be more of Him and less of you. That apostle Paul knew fear as well. He said that "without were fightings, within were fears". 2Cor 7:5 He also told the Corinthians that he was with them in meekness and in fear and in much trembling. 1Cor 2:3
It's ok of you identify with one of the greatest preachers of the gospel who ever lived. So rely on Christ's strength. Just determine to do all things through Christ who strengthens you and be obedient to the high calling of God and seek and save that which was lost.
Proverbs 11:30 The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; and he that wins souls is wise.
Daniel 12:3 And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament; and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars forever and ever.
James 5:20 Let him know, that he which converts a sinner from the error of his way shall save a soul from death, and shall hide a multitude of sins.
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Hitting the Target
There are all sorts of different kinds of bait that we use in order to lure the fish in. We talk about relevant issues with those we intend to share the gospel with, such as evolution, end times prophecy, hypocrites in the church, the historical accuracy of Scripture, false religions, and so on. While it is important for us to be knowledgeable in these areas, and be able to articulate our position in a way that makes sense, we should also be careful that we don't get stuck there, because although these are legitimate subjects for a non-believer to have concerns with, they have a tendency to get us caught in endless arguments and rabbit trails.
What I usually try to do is briefly address these types of issues and move out of the realm of the intellect and go straight for the conscience. Don't misunderstand me. People deserve to have their questions answered, but I have found that even after an extensive discussion, when more than enough evidence has been given to support a Biblical answer, it turns out that many people aren't really looking for answers, but rather, they are looking for smokescreens to avoid the uncomfortable position of having to submit to the authority of God. As soon as you have proved one point, immediately you are asked another question. "Well what about this, or what about that?" All of them intended not to genuinely seek out the truth, but to find a way to stump you so they can somehow justify to themselves their hostility towards God and the gospel. Although I try to give good answers to people's questions and objections, I make sure I don't stay there because if I do, I am missing the target.
If I can disprove evolution, so what? He's still in his sins. If I can make him understand end times prophecy, so what? Understanding this will not save him. Believing that the Bible is infallible will not save him. Finding out that his false religion is a hoax will not save him either. Although, like I said, these are legitimate (and important) issues, they are merely the bait we use to lure them in so we can share the gospel with them. Finding out the truth about these things may lead to a revelation about who God is, and thus open their minds to the gospel, but they are not the gospel. Remember to hit the target.
What is it we are aiming for? It is repentance towards God and faith toward our Lord Jesus Christ.(Acts 17:30 20:21) It is only an understanding of one's own sin that leads to repentance, without which, no one can be saved(Luke 13). How can a man repent if he doesn't know what sin is? The apostle Paul said, "I had not known sin, but by the law"(Romans 7:7). 1John 3:4 gives us the Biblical definition of sin. "Sin is transgression of the law." Do we thump people over the head with the law? No! 1Timothy 1:8 says that the law is good, if a man uses it lawfully, for the purpose for which it was designed. What is that purpose? To be the schoolmaster which leads us to Christ.(Gal 3:24) We gently use the law of God to bring the knowledge of sin, at which point we reveal the good news of the gospel that God has provided a Savior in Jesus Christ. How can anyone appreciate the cross if they don't realize that it was their sin that Jesus was paying for? It is the law that teaches us that we need a Savior.
You see, there is a big difference between what the gospel is and what the world thinks it is. Let me break it down for you. Most of America thinks that you believe they are going to hell because they haven't accepted Jesus. They have a right to be offended by that sort of message. Let me explain why. If the police pulled you over and just began to handcuff you and throw you into the backseat of the patrol car, while telling you that you're going to jail for a long time, you would no doubt demand to know why. But if they pulled you over and said, "You were just speeding at 60 mph through an area restricted to 5 mph for a disabled children's convention. A mother and son were injured as they avoided being struck by your vehicle. You're in bug trouble!" Now you can understand the handcuffs.
In the same way, people are offended when we suggest they are going to hell when as far as they are concerned, they are just as good as anyone else, including you. Proverbs tells us that every man will proclaim his own goodness, and I can tell you that its true. This is why it is so important that we use the law to bring the knowledge of sin so they can see themselves in truth and repent. The Bible says that God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble. (Prov 16:5, James 4:6) In contrast, in Isaiah 66:2, the Lord tells us, "but to this man will I look, even to him that is poor and of a contrite spirit, and trembles at my word." That is exactly what the law does to us. It doesn't help us. It leaves us helpless. It humbles us. It shows us how utterly wicked we are, even down to our thoughts. Many people will look at outward sins and still try to say that they "have a good heart" but the law destroys even that notion. Jesus, in the sermon on the mount, didn't try to do away with the law, but he held it up to an even higher standard when he revealed the spiritual nature of the law by declaring lust to be the same as adultery and hatred to be equal with murder. Just as the violation of the speed limit made you understand why you would be arrested, once a person understands that he has offended God with his sins, then the judgement becomes reasonable to him.
It is only when a sinner realizes that he actually deserves the justice of God's divine wrath because of the enormity of his sins, that the grace offered in Christ becomes the amazing grace that it is. That God would have been perfectly just by killing him and making him pay the penalty for his own sins, but in His great love, came and not only lived the perfect life that he could never live, but gave His own life as a sacrifice to save him. How wonderful the message of the cross is now! How precious is the blood that Jesus gave! This is the message of the gospel. This is what Jesus suffered for. He died to pay the penalty for sin. Not to give us our best life now. Not to give us prosperity and health. He suffered and died to take away our sins and rescue us from an eternity in a lake of fire.
If we want to see souls soundly saved, we will preach the gospel in truth. Don't leave them hanging by discussing secondary things and never opening up the gospel message. Use secondary issues to open the door so you can share the message of the cross with them. They will listen. Even if they reject it afterwards, they will almost always hear you out. Many times they will have the old "deer in the headlights" look because thay have never heard the gospel preached so simply, but at least they will have heard the words of everlasting life. Don't rip them off by not giving them the truth. I know it can be uncomfortable to mention sin and hell and judgement, and telling peole they need to repent, but the Bible doesn't mince words about it, and Jesus certainly never did. Should we? The reason those things are in the Bible is not to beat people up, its because the Lord doesn't want people going there, and people can sense your compassion too.
So go out and share the gospel with a lost and dying world. Let compassion for them eclipse any fears you have and ask the Spirit to use you in the fields. Pray for laborers, but also pray that you may be used as one as well. And do it for the glory of God!
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Refuting Evolution
One of the most fantastic fairy tales ever told is Darwinian evolution. Except that this is no ordinary fairy tale; this one is intended for grown-ups. Although most of us who are reading this don't subscribe to its teachings, we cannot ignore the fact that millions have been duped by its erroneous claims. If you intend to open your mouth for the kingdom of God, then sooner or later you can be sure you will find yourself on this battleground.
Some people are afraid of getting into a conversation over the whole creation vs. evolution debate because they don't think they know enough. We often make the mistake of associating evolutionists or athiests as intellectuals. Although this argument will only be fought in the realm of the intellect, there really is nothing to fear. They don't have any ammunition! It is actually a lot of fun to debate staunch evolutionsts because it is so easy to poke holes in the theory. It is all built on conjecture and hypotheses. The only evidence they have is still missing.
"The evolutionists seem to know everything about the missing link except the fact that it is missing." G. K. Chesterton
Professor Louis Bounoure, the director of the National Center of Scientific Research, said, "Evolution is a fairy tale for grown-ups. This theory has helped nothing in the progress of science. It is useless."
Dr. T.N.Tahmisian, of the Atomic Energy Commission, stated, "Scientists who go about teaching that evolution is a fact of life are great con-men, and the story they are telling may be the greatest hoax ever. In explaining evolution, we do not have one iota of fact."
So here are a few questions you can ask your Darwinian friends. Where did the space for the universe come from? Where did matter come from? Where did energy originate? How did life emerge from dead matter? What caused the big bang? If it all started out as nothing, how does this correspond with the 2nd law of thermodynamics? How did organisms begin to reproduce and why did they need to? Did male come first or female? How is it possible that male and female each spontaneously came into being, yet they have complex, complementary reproductive systems? Did the first land creatures breathe? Did they evolve lungs? why would they evolve lungs if they were happily getting along without them? Which came first, the blood, or the veins and arteries the blood flows in? How did the 12 chain-reactions neccessary for blood coagulation develop? Wouldn't creatures have bled to death? How and why did those chemical reactions evolve? Where does a creature's mouth send the food before it develops a stomach? How did it get energy to find food if it wasn't able to digest it? Where did the appetite come from if the creature was surviving without food? Why develop eyes? How many years did they take to evolve? We could go on all day. All you need to do is choose anything in God's wonderful creation and begin to pick it apart, asking questions about its evolutionary process, and you will see the embarrassment of the century for what it is. Intellectual suicide.
You don't need to know everything about evolution in order to defuse the bomb. All you need to do is ask questions, and the theory begins to fall apart at the seams. Remember, winning the battle over evolution is not the point. The point is to get the door open so you can share the gospel with them. Evolution was simply a starter conversation to swing into the things of God. The person could be completely convinced that there must be a God, but still end up in their sins on Judgement Day and wind up in the lake of fire. There are plenty of non-christian theists out there. Even those who admit there is a God can be misled by the enemy into believing a lie. What is most important is that you share the Biblical message of salvation with them.
Go out and be bold! You have nothing to fear. Even if they will not hear you, what is the worst that will happen? Will you die? Will they rob your faith? Will the Lord forsake you? Never! You are a child of the King, filled with his Holy Spirit. You are an ambassador in a foreign land, called to represent Him here and shine as a bright light to a lost world. Don't be hiding that candle under a bushel. Take it out, add fuel and stoke that fire into a blazing inferno, and the darkness will flee from before you as you lead men and women to the source of light and life. All for the glory of God the Father and our Lord Jesus Christ.
Some people are afraid of getting into a conversation over the whole creation vs. evolution debate because they don't think they know enough. We often make the mistake of associating evolutionists or athiests as intellectuals. Although this argument will only be fought in the realm of the intellect, there really is nothing to fear. They don't have any ammunition! It is actually a lot of fun to debate staunch evolutionsts because it is so easy to poke holes in the theory. It is all built on conjecture and hypotheses. The only evidence they have is still missing.
"The evolutionists seem to know everything about the missing link except the fact that it is missing." G. K. Chesterton
Professor Louis Bounoure, the director of the National Center of Scientific Research, said, "Evolution is a fairy tale for grown-ups. This theory has helped nothing in the progress of science. It is useless."
Dr. T.N.Tahmisian, of the Atomic Energy Commission, stated, "Scientists who go about teaching that evolution is a fact of life are great con-men, and the story they are telling may be the greatest hoax ever. In explaining evolution, we do not have one iota of fact."
So here are a few questions you can ask your Darwinian friends. Where did the space for the universe come from? Where did matter come from? Where did energy originate? How did life emerge from dead matter? What caused the big bang? If it all started out as nothing, how does this correspond with the 2nd law of thermodynamics? How did organisms begin to reproduce and why did they need to? Did male come first or female? How is it possible that male and female each spontaneously came into being, yet they have complex, complementary reproductive systems? Did the first land creatures breathe? Did they evolve lungs? why would they evolve lungs if they were happily getting along without them? Which came first, the blood, or the veins and arteries the blood flows in? How did the 12 chain-reactions neccessary for blood coagulation develop? Wouldn't creatures have bled to death? How and why did those chemical reactions evolve? Where does a creature's mouth send the food before it develops a stomach? How did it get energy to find food if it wasn't able to digest it? Where did the appetite come from if the creature was surviving without food? Why develop eyes? How many years did they take to evolve? We could go on all day. All you need to do is choose anything in God's wonderful creation and begin to pick it apart, asking questions about its evolutionary process, and you will see the embarrassment of the century for what it is. Intellectual suicide.
You don't need to know everything about evolution in order to defuse the bomb. All you need to do is ask questions, and the theory begins to fall apart at the seams. Remember, winning the battle over evolution is not the point. The point is to get the door open so you can share the gospel with them. Evolution was simply a starter conversation to swing into the things of God. The person could be completely convinced that there must be a God, but still end up in their sins on Judgement Day and wind up in the lake of fire. There are plenty of non-christian theists out there. Even those who admit there is a God can be misled by the enemy into believing a lie. What is most important is that you share the Biblical message of salvation with them.
Go out and be bold! You have nothing to fear. Even if they will not hear you, what is the worst that will happen? Will you die? Will they rob your faith? Will the Lord forsake you? Never! You are a child of the King, filled with his Holy Spirit. You are an ambassador in a foreign land, called to represent Him here and shine as a bright light to a lost world. Don't be hiding that candle under a bushel. Take it out, add fuel and stoke that fire into a blazing inferno, and the darkness will flee from before you as you lead men and women to the source of light and life. All for the glory of God the Father and our Lord Jesus Christ.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Tracts 201
A few weeks ago you read "Tracts 101", which had a detailed list of great places to leave tracts. Gospel tracts are a wonderfully effective tool in sharing the gospel. I'm not talking about using weird or boring tracts. I think that a tract needs to be interesting, and unique in a way that people will read them through, even if they end up throwing them into the trash. Let's face it, we are bombarded with all kinds of leaflets advertising this or that product, churches and even cults use them. So they must be original and be intriguing.
I remember once about 13 years ago, I was on a nature hike in the woods, and as I walked over a bridge, I spotted a $20 bill folded up and squeezed into the railing. But to my dismay, (and irritation) upon opening it up, it turned out to be a gospel tract. My excitement suddenly faded as I became somewhat annoyed that someone would trick me like that. So I don't use those types of tracts.
I do use a fake $1,000,000 bill, but I show people the gospel message on the back to make sure they know what it is, making it obvious to them that its a novelty. Almost everyone loves them. I keep a pile of them in my wallet, and every time I make a purchase, I give one to the check-out guy/gal. Also, I drop them into my bills as I mail them out. Why not? Just don't send them out in a bill that is being paid late!
Another fun method is to get your hands on some smaller size tracts, and go into the beer and wine section of a retailer and slip them into the cases of beer. They have a wide enough opening on them to give you plenty of room to slide them in. Last time I was at Wal-Mart I put 50 tracts in beer cases. It was really fun. I wish I was a fly on the wall when they were discovered!
You can also go into bookstores and put tracts in the pages of books and magazines. What's great about this is that you can target your readers by what types of literature you choose to place them in. Go to the new age sections and load up the books. You will look like the average patron as you flip through the book before you put it back on the shelf. The key is to be stealthy. You can also go to the magazine rack and put them in the pages of all the papparazzo mags, gay mags, etc. Just be careful that you don't spend too much time in the "soft" porn areas. It's not good for you, and you don't want another believer or your pastor to see you there!
These are just a few of the ways I like to distribute tracts. They are really a lot of fun. I like to keep a lot of different kinds of tracts on me for different types of situations. For example, when I am in a drive-thru, I give a different tract to the person in the window than I would put in a book. I like to take a tract called "Ticket to Heaven" that looks like a ticket and when I see people waiting in line for a movie or a hockey game, I walk through the line and offer everyone free tickets. Bang! 100 plus people with the way to everlasting life in their hands!
It's very easy because people in general are polite and will almost always take them. So get some tracts, and keep a small amount on you at all times, because you never know when you will see an open door to slip one into a sinner's hands. I'm going to leave you with a link to a great website for purchasing tracts at the best prices anywhere. They have many different types of tracts that are original and amusing and, more importantly, share the gospel Biblically. Go to www.livingwaters.com
Until next week, go out and be bold! The righteous are as bold as a lion!
I remember once about 13 years ago, I was on a nature hike in the woods, and as I walked over a bridge, I spotted a $20 bill folded up and squeezed into the railing. But to my dismay, (and irritation) upon opening it up, it turned out to be a gospel tract. My excitement suddenly faded as I became somewhat annoyed that someone would trick me like that. So I don't use those types of tracts.
I do use a fake $1,000,000 bill, but I show people the gospel message on the back to make sure they know what it is, making it obvious to them that its a novelty. Almost everyone loves them. I keep a pile of them in my wallet, and every time I make a purchase, I give one to the check-out guy/gal. Also, I drop them into my bills as I mail them out. Why not? Just don't send them out in a bill that is being paid late!
Another fun method is to get your hands on some smaller size tracts, and go into the beer and wine section of a retailer and slip them into the cases of beer. They have a wide enough opening on them to give you plenty of room to slide them in. Last time I was at Wal-Mart I put 50 tracts in beer cases. It was really fun. I wish I was a fly on the wall when they were discovered!
You can also go into bookstores and put tracts in the pages of books and magazines. What's great about this is that you can target your readers by what types of literature you choose to place them in. Go to the new age sections and load up the books. You will look like the average patron as you flip through the book before you put it back on the shelf. The key is to be stealthy. You can also go to the magazine rack and put them in the pages of all the papparazzo mags, gay mags, etc. Just be careful that you don't spend too much time in the "soft" porn areas. It's not good for you, and you don't want another believer or your pastor to see you there!
These are just a few of the ways I like to distribute tracts. They are really a lot of fun. I like to keep a lot of different kinds of tracts on me for different types of situations. For example, when I am in a drive-thru, I give a different tract to the person in the window than I would put in a book. I like to take a tract called "Ticket to Heaven" that looks like a ticket and when I see people waiting in line for a movie or a hockey game, I walk through the line and offer everyone free tickets. Bang! 100 plus people with the way to everlasting life in their hands!
It's very easy because people in general are polite and will almost always take them. So get some tracts, and keep a small amount on you at all times, because you never know when you will see an open door to slip one into a sinner's hands. I'm going to leave you with a link to a great website for purchasing tracts at the best prices anywhere. They have many different types of tracts that are original and amusing and, more importantly, share the gospel Biblically. Go to www.livingwaters.com
Until next week, go out and be bold! The righteous are as bold as a lion!
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