Now, in Romans chapter 1, I'm not really preaching on Romans chapter 1, I just wanted to pull
out a couple of phrases here, just as an introduction to my sermon. The first phrase
that I want to pull out as an introduction is in verse 13 where the Bible says,
Now I would not have you ignorant, brethren. And it goes on to say what it doesn't
want them ignorant of, but you'll find that you've also called me in that statement
five times throughout the New Testament. I don't want you to be ignorant.
Now, what does it mean to be ignorant? It doesn't mean that you're stupid.
It doesn't mean that you are not able to learn. It doesn't mean that you have a learning disability.
It means that no one has ever told you something. I mean, if someone were to tell you this,
you'd understand it, you'd comprehend it, you'd learn it, but you're just ignorant of it.
I mean, you're just unaware of it. No one has exposed you to it.
Paul said, I would hate for anybody who came to my church or was under my ministry
and heard my preaching to be ignorant. And he listed five different things in the New Testament
where he said, these are things I don't want you to be ignorant about.
He said, I want to expose you to the whole truth, all the counsel of God.
So why am I preaching this sermon tonight? Because I don't want you to be ignorant.
The other point that I want to make in chapter one here, just as an introduction, is in verse 30.
In this list of all the horrible attributes of wicked, reprobate, ungodly, unsalvageable,
abominable people that are in this world, and by the way, they're out there, and there are many of them.
There's a list here that describes just how wicked and filthy and perverted some people are in this world.
And he just kind of lists all their attributes. Some of the things he lists are worse than others.
You know, some of the things that they do. Disobedient to parents.
I mean, that's something that probably we've all been guilty of when we're growing up.
But, you know, lack of respect for authority. Some of the things on the list are very bad.
Some of them are a little bit milder. But it's just a description, a snapshot of these wicked, filthy, reprobates.
But look at that phrase in the middle of verse 30, and this is what I want to preach on tonight.
This one phrase, inventors of evil things. That's the phrase that I want to preach on tonight.
Inventors of evil things. And the other title in my sermon has two titles tonight.
Title number one, inventors of evil things.
Title number two, planned baronhood. Not planned parenthood.
Planned baronhood. Okay? And so those are the two titles in my sermon tonight.
Planned baronhood and inventors of evil things.
So you pick the title that you like the best, and you can put that on the CD when you burn it.
Which one do you like better? And so I'll leave that up to you, Amanda. All right?
So let's turn our Bible tonight to Psalm 106, and we'll see what are we talking about?
Inventors of evil things. What is God talking about?
When he said there are people who invent evil things.
Now what does the word evil mean? The word evil does not mean sinful.
The word evil does not mean that it's morally wrong.
Did you know that God does evil? The Bible says that God created evil.
The Bible says that is there an evil in the city and the Lord has not done it?
The Bible says that God repents that the evil that he thought to do under the chip of Israel.
Evil is not something that's a sin or wrong.
Evil is something that harms or hurts someone else. That's what evil means.
If I do evil to someone, I'm harming them, I'm hurting them. Now most of the time, that's a sin.
Now if I were to take somebody who was a murderer and execute them according to the death penalty, as God says,
I would be doing evil to that person, but am I committing sin? No, I'd be obeying the Bible.
You know, if I were the executioner, if I were by law appointed to execute someone, which I'm not,
if I were, that would not be evil.
If God punishes someone, if someone commits sin and God kills them and punishes them,
he's doing evil to that person, but he's committing sin? No, God can't sin.
God cannot deny himself, he cannot break his word, he cannot lie, he cannot do wrong.
His holiness prevents him from ever doing anything wrong.
And so do you understand the difference between evil and sin?
Evil is something that harms someone else.
If I went to the battlefield to defend my country against torn invaders and I shot someone,
okay, I'm harming them, I'm hurting them, but am I committing sin? No.
If somebody broke into my house tonight and was going to attack my family,
and I pulled out my .45 and shot them, am I doing evil to that person? Am I harming them?
Yes, but is it a sin? No, it's the right thing to do to protect my family from the Bible.
Does everybody understand how to be evil and sin?
And so don't let that bother you when you read the Bible and you get confused, like God's doing evil?
God can't sin, but God does hurt other people sometimes when he needs to do that, okay?
So, when we're talking about inventors of evil things, we're talking about people who invent something
that will harm or kill another human being, okay?
We're talking about people who invent something that maliciously would destroy a human being.
Now, look at Psalm 106 and we'll see a little bit more about these inventions, you know?
I like to study words in the Bible. I like to get out my concordance.
If you don't have a concordance, you should get one or get a software.
I like to look up words and see every time they're used in the Bible.
So you can look up words like inventor, inventions, and if you look at all the different mentions
or get an idea of what God's talking about, but look at Psalm 106.
And the book of Psalms is right in the center of your Bible.
You let it fall open right in the middle.
Psalm 106, and let's begin reading in verse number...
Well, let's start reading in verse number 34.
The Bible reads,
So they began to be mixed in with unbelievers and pagans and people who were idolaters
and people who were wicked and sinful, and they began to learn their works
and they started to rub off on them, they started to act like them, they started to live like them.
It says that they learned their works, and then the next step in verse 36 says they served their idols.
Next thing you know, they're worshipping their gods.
And then after that it says, which were a snare unto them,
Wow, isn't that a big jump here?
First they're just mingled among the ether, hanging around with the worldly, unbelieving crowd,
hanging around with a bunch of ungodly, wicked people.
And you know, there are wicked people all over this city, there's wicked people on the job,
there's wicked people at school, there's people that you shouldn't have anything to do with,
that you shouldn't be around, kids especially listen to me right now,
hey, you don't want to be around them, they're everywhere,
and what happens when you become mingled with the ungodly, heathen, wicked crowd,
you learn their works, you begin to serve their idols,
then you begin to serve money and pleasure and hedonism,
and if it feels good, do it, and all the movies and the rock and roll lifestyle,
you begin to serve their gods, you begin to learn their works,
and then a person can come to the point, and even a Christian, even God's people,
can get to the point where in verse 37 it says they sacrificed their sons and daughters of devils.
Now you say, Pastor Anderson, I don't believe that a Christian would ever murder their own child.
You're wrong.
If you don't believe that, then you're wrong, because the Bible says that they did.
And let's keep reading.
It says, even they sacrificed their sons and daughters of the devils, look at verse 38.
And I'm going to prove you wrong. It says, and shed innocent blood,
even the blood of their sons and of their daughters,
whom they sacrificed as the idols of Canaan, and the land was polluted with blood,
they were defiled with their own works and went a whoring with their own inventions.
Do you see that? They went a whoring with their own inventions.
So there was some invention that they used in the process of going a whoring.
Do you see that? Did I make that up? I think that's what the Bible says.
Let me go back and read it again just to make sure I'm not making something up here.
It says they were defiled with their own works and went a whoring with their own inventions.
Therefore was the wrath of the Lord kindled against his people,
insomuch that he abhorred his own inheritance, and he gave them into the hand of the heathen,
and they that hated them ruled over them.
Their enemies also oppressed them, and they were brought in subjection under their hand.
Many times they delivered them, but they provoked them with their counsel,
and were brought low for their iniquity.
Now we see here people who went out and they got to hang around with the world,
they started learning worldly philosophies, worldly religion, worldly principles,
and they got to the point where they were murdering their own children,
and where they were a whoring with wicked evil inventions,
like we read about in Romans chapter 1.
Now what am I talking about? Well, what I'm talking about is the wicked inventions
of the institution and others that have gone on before.
You see, there's nothing new under the sun.
Is there anything where of it may be said,
see, this is new, it had been already old time, which was before us.
That's what it says in Ecclesiastes 1.
There's nothing new.
The world has had all the same things,
everybody thinks that they came out with something new,
but it's already been around, the Bible says.
The sun goes up, the sun goes down,
this world's been around for thousands of years, 6,000 approximately,
and the same things have been going on from the time it was created until now.
There's nothing new, it's just in a different package.
It just looks different, it just feels different,
but it's the same things.
You see, people have been using inventions for years
to murder their children.
They've been doing it for years.
You say, I don't know what I'm talking about,
you're going to know what I'm talking about by the time I'm done.
And they do know what I'm talking about.
But there's an organization, Planned Parenthood,
and you say, well, I thought it was called Planned Parenthood.
Planned Parenthood is all about not having children.
And killing your children.
So I've decided to call it Planned Parenthood, not Planned Parenthood.
Because it's not about being a parent,
it's not about having children, it's about killing your children.
That's what it's all about.
And so let's just explain a little bit about it.
Now, you might know the name of Planned Parenthood.
See, Planned Parenthood is kind of a name
that doesn't really fit their agenda, does it?
But did you know it wasn't always called Planned Parenthood?
It used to have a much more honest name.
Now it's called Planned Parenthood,
to fool you into sounding like it's something innocent.
But you know what it used to be called?
It used to be called the Birth Control Federation of America.
That's what it used to be called.
And then they changed the name to Planned Parenthood.
But earlier in the century,
it used to be called the Birth Control Federation of America.
It was started by a woman by the name of Margaret Sanger.
Margaret Sanger was a wicked person.
She was a person who was a racist.
She hated people of other races.
She hated the handicap.
She hated people who were black.
She hated people who were minorities.
She hated people who were not smart.
She hated people who had physical problems.
And so she wanted to rid the world of them.
And so she said we must do everything we can
to stop minorities from breeding.
That's what she said.
She said we've got to stop these minorities
from breeding and taking over.
All these dumb people and all these people
who are black and all this.
We've got to stop them from breeding.
And so we've got to get them on birth control.
And so she began to set up these birth control centers
all over poor areas and all over areas
that were filled with blacks and minorities
to try to eliminate their population.
And by the way, they're still doing it today.
They're still trying to stop black people
and minorities from having children.
They get them to do abortions
while the government's dying.
They've got them on birth control
because they want to eliminate the poor.
They want to eliminate, hey, Jesus said the poor
you have with you always.
There's always going to be people who are poor.
There's always going to be people that are handicapped.
There's always going to be people that have problems.
And we've got to love those people
and not say let's get rid of them.
And by the way, where in the Bible
does it talk about races of people
and that one race is better than another?
The Bible says that God's made all nations
of the earth of one blood.
And so this teaching that black people or brown people
or somehow inferior to white people
is a lie under the pit of hell.
And Margaret Sanger was indoctrinated with this.
She was a believer in what's known as eugenics.
Just like Adolf Hitler.
Wanted to create a master race.
Wanted to create a race of superhuman, perfect humans.
And that's exactly what Adolf Hitler was doing.
Margaret Sanger believed the same thing.
Now, let me read for you.
And I want to show you,
and this will just rapidly illustrate to you
how far we've come as a nation
and how far our Baptist churches have come
in just the 20th century's time,
in just less than 100 years.
Let me give you a little history
throughout the 20th century, the previous century.
Listen to this.
In 1916, so that was how long ago?
92 years ago.
Well, actually, let's back up to 1905, shall we?
1905, 103 years ago.
Now, if we were to back up 200 years,
the average family in the United States,
the average, so some had much more, some had much less,
the average woman in America had eight children
in her lifetime in the year 1800.
Now, around the year 1900,
that had dropped to four children was the average.
In 1905, the president of the United States,
Theodore Roosevelt, stood up.
I mean, we're talking about the president of the United States,
not a preacher, not a Baptist,
just the president of the United States,
stood up in a speech in March of 1905
and attacked birth control
and condemned the tendency toward smaller families
as decadent and a sign of moral disease, he said.
And he said, birth control is sinful.
He said, you are a criminal to society
if you practice birth control.
He said to a group of women in March of 1905
and said that it's a moral disease
to purposely have a small family.
That's what he said.
He said birth control is a sin.
That's the president.
Can you imagine George W. Bush getting on TV tonight
and just saying, look,
I know this isn't popular, but birth control is a sin
and it's a moral disease
and you are a criminal to the United States of America, ladies,
if you practice birth control.
Can you imagine George W. Bush saying that?
Come a long way, baby.
And that was only 103 years ago.
And now you want to put me in a straight jacket
for saying 103 years later.
I'm a Baptist preacher.
I'm behind the pulpit.
But listen to this.
In 1916, 11 years later,
you see, he already saw the tendency,
Theodore Roosevelt did.
He saw what was going on,
how the family size was dropping,
and so he made that speech
as President of the United States
to try to stop that trend.
But in 1916, Margaret Sanger
tested the validity of New York's anti-contraception law
by establishing a clinic in Brooklyn.
So she set up one of these, you know,
Planned Parenthood clinics in New York
just to see, because it was against the law,
but she just wanted to see if she was really going to get arrested.
You know, there's some laws on the books,
but they don't really get enforced.
So she said, well, let's test it out.
So in 1916, she set up a clinic in Brooklyn,
a birth control clinic.
And she was arrested for setting up this clinic,
and her clinic was shut down.
She was arrested in 1916
when she set up this clinic
to just talk to people about birth control
and explain it about birth control.
In 1918, she won a lawsuit
that went all the way to the Supreme Court,
and this lawsuit allowed doctors
to advise only married patients
about birth control for health purposes.
Like, if there was a problem with their health,
or if there was a reason why they shouldn't have children,
they were allowed to...
No devices, no inventions.
They were only allowed to talk about it
and discuss it with their patients,
was the law of 1918.
They could talk about it,
because Margaret Stanger pushed this thing
to where they could at least just talk to them about it
if it was a health issue.
18 years later, in 1936,
she won a lawsuit,
and this lawsuit went on for, I think, 18 or 19 years.
I mean, she fought this thing.
She imported a box of...
I'm just going to spell this...
C-O-N-D-O-M-S, okay?
She imported a box from some wicked country in Asia, okay?
She imported a box of these things.
And the box sat, unopened,
you know, confiscated by the US government
for 18 years while this battle ensued,
while the battle went on.
And in 1936, she won the battle,
and they opened the box and began to sell
what I spelled out to you a little bit earlier in 1936.
And it was allowed to be given out by doctors.
Now, in the meantime, between 1918 and 1936,
Margaret Stanger was writing books
telling women how they could give themselves an abortion
without the help of anyone.
Drugs that they could take,
different teas that they could drink,
herbs that they could take that would kill their own child,
other ways to mechanically abort their own child.
They were very dangerous, and many women died
trying to give themselves an abortion
using Margaret Stanger's wicked methods from her books.
And I've seen the books.
I've read excerpts from her books about it,
describing how to do it.
But in 1936, she wins this great victory
that allows those devices I mentioned.
And by the way, I wonder who invented those.
You think it was some Baptist somewhere,
some godly Christian,
and it was some wicked, filthy pervert
like the people described in Romans chapter 1,
inventors of evil things.
And invented some device
that's going to stop women from getting pregnant.
But let's keep going here.
It gets worse.
Because we haven't gotten to any murder yet,
except for abortion.
It seems right to tell women how to abort their children.
But in 1965,
the Supreme Court overturned one of the last state laws
because that was just in New York
that she won that battle.
One of the last state laws in 1965
prohibiting the prescription or use of contraceptives
by married couples only.
In 1965, it became totally legal.
In 1969, California adopted
the nation's first no-fault divorce law,
allowing divorce by mutual consent.
So until 1969, you're in America
because you get a divorce just by saying,
we don't like each other anymore.
We're not compatible.
You know, and people get divorced like that all the time, right?
To say I don't get any divorce,
it used to be that you could only get divorced
if it was adultery
or if there was some kind of abuse going on or something.
Just even by law.
Because it was a mutually...
It was a law-binding contract.
I mean, you're swearing before God
and you're swearing before the government, saying,
till death does depart.
And that was like...
Just like when you buy a house.
I mean, you sign on the dot line.
You can't just walk away from that loan.
I just don't feel like my mortgage and I are compatible.
I'm not saying it's the...
I'm not saying it's the lender's fault.
Or it's... I don't know.
It's not my fault.
It's not the lender's fault.
I just feel like this loan and I
are just not really clicking.
You know?
I mean, for the first few years,
making the payment was good and everything.
Now, I just don't feel like we're compatible.
So I'm just going to go ahead and
no-fall divorce is my fault.
No, when you sign a legal document,
you know, you're making a commitment here.
You're saying, I'm going to pay this payment
for the next 30 years.
I mean, I'm stuck with this house.
You know, it falls apart on me or whatever.
Hey, it's still 30 years from now.
So let's do part.
Or pay for it or sell it or something.
But you can't just walk away from it.
Okay?
And that's the way it used to be.
And that's a foreign concept to us
because we did it in 2008.
Back then, that was the law of the land.
And so now it just happened.
Only California.
You would have to go to California to get a divorce.
You'd have to go there and get this no-fall divorce.
Or nobody's fault.
We just decided we wanted to pay.
Then in 1972, three years later,
in Eisenstadt versus Baird,
the Supreme Court ruled that the right to privacy
encompasses an unmarried person's right to use contraceptives.
Okay?
So an unmarried person is allowed to use contraceptives in 1972
because of what?
The right to privacy.
Now, I don't remember reading about the right to privacy
in the Bill of Rights of the Constitution.
I mean, I know there's the right to be secure
in your personal property.
But I read about that in the Fourth Amendment.
But I didn't know there was a right to privacy
where if I want to just, you know,
go out and kill somebody
or do something perverted or something weird,
that's my private...
Don't get involved in my life.
That's not what the bill writes about.
But it says in 1973, just one year later,
they said, well, if the right to privacy
encompasses an unmarried person's right to use contraceptives,
then Roe versus Wade, 1973,
where the U.S. Supreme Court declared
that the Constitution protects women's rights
to terminate an early pregnancy,
thus making abortion legal in the U.S. in 1973.
So in 1973, the Supreme Court says,
well, because of privacy,
you're allowed to kill your child while it's in the womb
because of privacy.
Now, I guess you could just shut the door of your house
and just hurt people and just do whatever you want, right?
Because of privacy.
Then in 19...
Let's see here. I think that's...
In 1981,
Kirchoff, Kirchberg versus Feenstra,
the Supreme Court overturned state laws
that a husband is the boss of his house
and that he's the one who can make financial decisions
and so forth.
They took that power away from men in 1981 legally.
And on and on, there's these different lists here.
I'm not going to go through all of these.
But you see the progression in America.
Do you see how it's been kind of recently
that this stuff has been allowed,
I mean, in the scheme of things?
And this is what John R. Rice...
Who's ever heard of John R. Rice?
He's a famous Baptist preacher of yesteryear
and a very extremely well-known preacher,
Baptist preacher,
and this is what he said in 1946.
He said,
the use of artificial means, drugs, and appliances
to prevent conception
has for centuries been regarded as immoral,
wrong for the individual,
and dangerous to society as a whole.
Then he said this,
birth control measures, if generally practiced,
would be disastrous to public morals and public welfare.
Now look at our morals.
Look where we're at today and tell me,
was John R. Rice right or wrong when he said that?
We see where we're at today.
We're in a society where just anything goes.
There's no limit to what people can do.
There's no limit to what young people, adults, are allowed to do.
Why?
Because it all started with this birth control
federation of America,
which became Planned Parenthood,
which has corrupted our society, did evil things.
Now you say, what are the evil things?
So you haven't really got to the evil, murderous things.
Well, the first one that I want to talk about
is one that goes all the way back to the Bible days,
and even before the Bible days.
In fact, archaeologists have discovered evidence
over 3,000 years old in ancient Egypt.
So we're talking about over 1,000 years
before Jesus Christ walked on this earth
of what's known as the IUD.
Who's ever heard of an IUD, interuterine device?
Kind of like one of those conventions,
these devices, appliances.
Well, the IUD was invented, as far as we know,
in ancient Egypt over 3,000 years ago.
Nothing new under the sun, is there?
And what this IUD does, this evil thing,
this wicked, abominable, murderous device,
is it's something that's implanted
inside of a woman's uterus.
And this device is implanted inside the woman's uterus
so that when she fertilizes an egg...
Let me just give you a little biology lesson, okay?
And I'm not going to be graphic or anything,
you don't have to worry about that.
But let me just give you a biology lesson.
A woman has eggs that she releases every single month.
One egg per month, okay?
And these eggs travel down what's called the fallopian tubes.
And when they come down to the bottom of the fallopian tubes,
they get to the uterus.
Now, if that egg is fertilized,
if the woman's unmarried, you know,
and not committing fornication,
then that egg will just pass through her system every month,
and it will not become alive.
But when she's married or fornicating,
or whatever the case may be, hopefully married
and doing what's right,
then what happens is the seed from a man
will fertilize that egg
while it's coming down the fallopian tube, okay?
Now, it takes 7 to 14 days for the egg
to make that journey down the fallopian tube,
and then when it gets to the uterus,
it implants in the wall of the uterus, okay?
Now, the moment that it's fertilized by the seed,
it begins to multiply.
It starts out just one cell, okay?
Everybody following this?
One cell.
As soon as it's fertilized, it splits into two cells,
four cells, eight cells, 16 cells, 32 cells,
in addition to millions and millions of cells.
It begins to multiply,
and it begins to grow and take the shape of a baby.
You'll see like a kidney bean shape,
and then pretty soon the head appears
and pretty soon little stubs appear
that become the hands and the fingers and the feet
and all the different organs develop,
and after nine months,
the woman will give birth to a fully developed newborn baby.
Now, as the developing embryo,
the fertilized egg, the embryo that's multiplying,
begins to travel down that tube.
When it gets to the uterus,
it has to implant in the wall of the uterus
in order to survive, okay?
It implants in the wall of the uterus,
and it begins to grow and grow and grow.
Pretty soon it has an umbilical cord and a placenta,
and it will stay attached to the wall of the uterus
in those early days, okay?
And then eventually it'll come loose from the uterus,
and the placenta is attached to the uterus, okay?
It'll separate from the placenta.
It'll be connected to the placenta
with the umbilical cord,
where it's getting all its nutrients
and being fed from the mother.
Until it's born,
the woman will give birth to the baby
and then give birth to the placenta afterward,
and they cut the cord,
and you live happily ever after.
So that's how it works.
Now, this is what an IUD does.
You say, all right, you're jealous
because I don't want you to be ignorant.
I just heard about people last week
in an independent fundamental Baptist church
who had ladies coming to them
and saying, I am getting an IUD.
And they did not understand.
They didn't know.
I mean, it's not that they were trying
to go out and kill their own children.
They had no idea that there was anything wrong with an IUD.
They didn't even know what it does.
They just believed some lying, evil doctor
who tells them, get an IUD.
Use this IUD.
Or some Bible college that tells them
to use all this birth control
and all these pills and devices.
And so this IUD is a device
that goes inside of the woman's uterus
so that it creates a hostile environment
in the uterus,
and it hardens the lining of the uterus.
So that developed, fertilized little embryo,
that blastocyst, as it's called,
that tiny little microscopic baby,
as it comes down and tries to implant in the uterus,
it finds a hardened wall lining,
and it cannot implant, and therefore dies,
because it can't implant to survive.
It can't get the nutrients from its mother
by implanting and developing that placenta,
and so it dies.
And most women don't really even know
that they were ever pregnant.
They don't really know that it died,
because it died when it was only a week or two old.
And so they have no clue.
It's just as if it were never fertilized.
In their mind, they don't really know it.
And so that's what an IUD does.
It's a device that causes it.
Now, I talked to somebody recently
that said that on TV,
and I haven't watched TV in years,
I have no clue about this,
but they said that on TV,
they're constantly hitting you with these commercials
for IUDs and for these devices.
I don't know if anybody knows what I'm talking about.
Hopefully you've decided not to watch
all the garbage that's on TV,
but somebody just told me last week,
they said it's on TV.
It's just one after another.
It's just boom.
And Myrena.
They give these cute little names, you know.
Get Myrena some little ring or something
that goes up in your uterus
and stops you from getting pregnant, right?
No, actually it kills your child
when it's a week or two old.
It's what an IUD does.
And so these IUDs are wicked.
They came out of ancient Egypt.
They've been used for thousands of years,
and they will murder your child.
Now you say, wait a minute.
I don't believe that.
I don't believe that it's a birth.
Because come on, Ask Myrena.
Is it really a baby when it's only a week old?
I mean, when it's just a little dog thing?
I mean, when it's just a tiny little thing?
I mean, is it really alive?
Well, let's see what the Bible says.
Let's see if the Bible says it's alive.
Well, turn in your Bible to...
Let's see if it's just a blob of tissue,
or if it's really alive.
Well, look at Hosea 9-11.
Hosea 9-11.
And let's see if it's really alive.
Because you say, well, it's not murder
because it's not alive.
And while you're turning there,
I'll read you this quote
from the president of Planned Parenthood.
Planned Baronhood.
The president says this.
Pregnancy begins with the implantation
of the developing fertilized egg
in a woman's uterus.
And she says this.
Implantation doesn't occur
until seven days after fertilization.
Okay?
So the president, her name is Vanessa Collins,
the vice president for medical affairs
at Planned Baronhood Federation of America.
And by the way, next time you see
one of these Planned Parenthood abilities,
just spit on it or curse it out out the window
or whatever you want to do.
But they're wicked.
And so the thing is, she says, well, no,
pregnancy does not begin at fertilization.
Pregnancy does not begin at conception
when the seed and the egg come together.
She says, no, pregnancy begins with implantation.
She just decided that that's when it begins.
That way she can say it's not murder
to use an IUD or to end the pregnancy
in the first seven days or going up to 14
depending on the law.
Well, let's see if she's right.
The Bible says in Hosea 9-11,
As for Etrion, their glory shall fly away like a bird,
from the birth and from the womb
and from the conception,
though they bring up their children,
yet lie bereaved them.
Now, here we see three stages
in the development of what?
What is it called in I-12?
Children.
You see that?
They bring up children.
So children start out at conception.
Then they're in the womb.
And then there's the birth.
Okay?
So God calls it the child.
Now, in Isaiah 7-14, I'll just briefly say this,
as I've said it so many times.
In Isaiah 7-14, the Bible says,
Behold, a virgin shall conceive
and shall bring forth a son,
and they shall call his name Immanuel,
which being interpreted as God with us.
In Matthew chapter 1, verse 23, it says,
Behold, a virgin shall be with child
and shall bring forth a son,
and they shall call his name Immanuel,
which being interpreted as God with us.
So in Isaiah 7-14, it says,
Conceive.
In Matthew 1, it makes the exact same quotation
and says, Be with child.
Because conceiving is being with child.
Now, behold, a woman shall be with blah
and shall bring forth a son.
Behold, a woman shall have a blastocyst
that will later become a child
and call his name Jesus.
Job said this.
He said, Thou hast fashioned me round
in my mother's womb.
How do you know he's round?
Do you have a microscope?
But babies, guess how they begin?
Round.
Perfectly a circle.
In their first seven days, that's what they look like.
They're round.
And then eventually that round shape,
as God said in the book of Job,
which is the oldest book in the Bible,
the first book in the Bible ever to be read
is the book of Job.
And it says that it was round.
And then that round becomes a kidney bean shape,
and eventually you see the head and the body develop,
and on and on.
And so here we don't see just a blob.
We see a child.
Look at Ecclesiastes 11.5.
Ecclesiastes.
Psalm, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes.
Ecclesiastes chapter 11.
Because the question is,
if life doesn't begin at conception,
which is fertilization,
which is the C and the A coming together,
when does it begin?
Does it begin, as Vanessa says, at implantation?
Does the life begin when it's born?
That's what our Democratic party
in the United States believes.
The Democratic political party in the United States
believes that life begins at birth
because they want to abort babies.
Hey, you know our stinking, liberal,
lesbian, diet governor, Janet LaPala,
send her the tape.
Tell her to put it in her stinking pipe and smoke it.
Tell her to stay away from me, too,
if she wants to be safe.
Tell a stinking Janet LaPala,
the murdering, pervert witch governor of our state,
why don't you tell her that life begins at conception,
not at birth, because she vetoed twice.
She vetoed twice legislation that would ban
partial birth abortion in Arizona
in the last two months.
Did you hear that?
In the last two months,
the legislature of the state of Arizona said,
can we at least put a stop
to killing babies while they're being born?
Partial birth abortion where they're partly born
and they kill them right there
on the operating table in cold blood?
Can we at least put a stop to that?
She said, no.
What a monster.
And you know what?
I don't care whether you like this or not.
Janet Napolitano needs to be taken out
like a dog and shot.
Did you hear me?
Let me say it again.
Janet Napolitano needs to be taken out
like a dog and shot.
She's a monster and a pervert.
And if we have any justice in this country,
murderers, and I'm not saying I'm going to do it,
I'm not saying you should do it,
I'm saying that the police should go down,
if they were worth anything,
they'd go down and they'd haul off Janet Napolitano
and they'd take her out like a dog
and shoot her like the dog animal that she is.
Take her out and kill her,
because she's a murderer.
And murderers, according to the Bible, should be killed.
Did you know that in the 1950s,
my dad knew a guy,
he was an acquaintance,
and this guy came to his house one time.
And this guy came, I was just talking to my dad,
he brought this up to me yesterday,
this guy came over to their house
and my grandma said,
I don't want that guy to ever come to our house again,
that guy's weird.
I think that guy's a little bit weird, okay?
Let's take this to the 1950s.
Well that same guy,
he was driving through Topanga Canyon in California
and he saw a woman broken down by the side of the road.
He pulled over, he locked her in the car
and forced her to do the morality with him,
got in the car and drove off, okay?
That man was put to the gas chamber
in the 1950s in California.
Did you hear that?
That's the way this country used to have justice.
I mean, he didn't kill anybody,
but he committed rape, and guess what?
He went to the gas chamber in 1955 or 56
or whatever it was.
Did you hear that?
In the state of California, in the United States of America.
That's the way justice used to be in this country.
And you know what?
Napolitano needs to go to the gas chamber.
Yes, she does.
Face it, friend.
Janet Napolitano,
I'm going to keep saying it until you get there.
Janet Napolitano needs to go to the gas chamber,
and guess what?
Bill Clinton,
while he was president of the United States,
twice vetoed a ban on personal birth abortion nationwide.
Guess where he needs to go?
To the gas chamber, okay?
Lightening and lumping, my friend.
And you know what?
If Janet Napolitano comes near me,
I'll spit in her face and tell her she's a freak of nature
and tell her to go get AIDS and die,
the lesbian that she is.
And you can like that or not like it.
You can be,
oh, I don't know if you're allowed to say that.
Hey, you know what?
I don't know if people are allowed to kill human beings.
I don't think God allows that either.
I'm a preacher.
I'll say whatever I want.
So are you mad about this?
And if you're not mad,
maybe you need to check yourself.
Maybe you need to check your heart,
if that doesn't make you mad.
Because I am mad about it.
And so this is what we're dealing with.
We're dealing with people who are Democrats
and even now Republicans.
A lot of female Republican candidates
that are running for office are for abortion.
They're pro-choice.
Of course, it's not a choice.
It's a child.
But these pro-choice Republicans and Democrats
and then both parties are going down the toilet
as far as I'm concerned.
And now they're saying life begins at birth.
Now is that the truth?
No.
Because Jeremiah was called by God
to preach the gospel in his mother's womb.
John the Baptist leaped in his mother's womb
when his mother got near her cousin Elizabeth,
I mean her cousin Mary.
Jesus was in Mary's womb.
John the Baptist was in Elizabeth's womb.
They were three months apart in age
and the child leaped in the womb
when he heard Mary's voice.
Wow.
It's a lie.
It's a human being.
But you say, well, OK, Pastor Anderson,
there's no way that life begins at birth.
Come on.
And I'm just not really sure that life begins
at conception either.
I think it's probably somewhere in between.
You know the moderates of our day?
I don't want to do anything in moderation.
I don't want to be a moderate.
You know what a moderate is?
I'm just trying to see what's popular.
They just go whichever way the wind blows.
I'm not moderate or anything.
But the moderates say, well, come on.
Don't be extreme.
It's somewhere in between.
Well, let's see what God says about that opinion.
Look at Ecclesiastes 11.5.
The Bible reads in Ecclesiastes 11.5.
I'm sorry.
This kind of preaching bugs you.
I hate to do that to you.
Ecclesiastes 11.5, the Bible says,
as thou knowest not what is the way of the Spirit,
nor how the bones do grow in the womb
of her that is with child,
even so thou knowest not the works of God
who maketh all.
Do you know what God is doing in the womb
when he's developing a child?
You say, oh, I read all about it in the book.
I saved it in college.
Do you really know what God's doing
when he makes that child into a womb?
No.
You don't know what God's doing
when he causes the bones to grow
in the womb of her that is with child.
You don't know what he's doing.
Don't pretend to know
when life begins in the womb.
Don't pick some arbitrary point
like implantation or at the six-week mark
or at the first trimester or at the second trimester.
God says, you don't know what I'm doing
when I create children in the womb.
Psalm 139.
Turn it up quickly.
Psalm 139.
You're in Ecclesiastes.
Just go back two books.
Oh, I think that's so extreme when you say
the damn Napolitano should be killed.
You know what?
Would you think it was extreme
if she actually were killed?
I'm just talking about it.
It should actually be done by our government.
Are you listening to me?
You think it's extreme for me to say it.
I think it's extreme not to do it.
Are you listening to me?
And again, I'm not advocating anarchy.
I'm not saying that I'm going to do it
or you should do it.
Of course not.
We abide by the laws of our land.
But you know what?
The government, if they were actually enforcing our laws
against murder, would take her out
and she'd be what's called an accomplice to murder.
She'd be aiding and abetting murder
by putting people in a position
where they can commit the crime of murder.
She's helping them and furthering it.
And by the way, she needs to grow out of her hair
and have long hair like the woman's supposed to have,
according to the Bible.
Maybe then she won't look like a lesbian anymore.
But in Psalm 139, the Bible says,
My substance was not hid from thee.
Verse 15, I'm sorry.
Now, what does the word perfect mean in the Bible?
Keep your finger there.
You don't have to turn there.
But I'm going to turn to James chapter 1
and just help you see what the word perfect means.
Because sometimes we think perfect means
like it has no mistake or no sin.
And you know, that's not really what it means.
The word perfect throughout the Bible,
if you look up every time the word perfect is used,
you'll see that this definition is pretty consistent.
But it says in verse number 4 of James 1, it says,
But let patience have her perfect work,
that she may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing.
So perfection, according to the Bible,
is when you are entire.
What does the word entire mean?
Complete.
And he says wanting nothing,
which means you don't lack anything.
So as far as a human being's fashion here, I'm perfect.
Now, do I have any flaws about me here in my Bible?
Look at this face.
Is there a flaw here?
You know, I'm going to say I have flaws.
But I'm complete.
I mean, I've got five fingers on this hand,
five fingers on this hand, five toes on each foot.
I don't know what's going on.
Five toes on each foot.
I've got two arms, two legs.
OK, I'm complete here.
I've got a couple of kidneys.
I've got a heart.
I've got a large intestine, small intestine, two lungs,
a trachea, an esophagus, eyes, ears.
I've got everything.
I'm complete.
I'm entire.
I'm not lacking anything, like body parts.
Are you listening?
Now, that's what he means here.
Look at someone with their neck.
He says,
So he's calling what he was a substance.
And he says,
Yet being unperfect.
And in my book, all my members were written.
Now, members are body parts in the Bible.
Read I Corinthians chapter 12, OK?
Members, he's talking about,
have you ever heard of somebody being dismembered?
OK, so members are your body parts.
And so he says here,
My members were written which in continuous,
that means over time, were fashioned
when as yet there was none of them.
So he's saying there was a point in his development
in the womb.
Because he says,
in his mother's womb, OK?
In, where is it?
Oh yeah, there we go, verse 13.
He says he's in his mother's womb, OK?
And his body parts are being fashioned.
Some of them don't exist yet.
Because in those real early stages of pregnancy, right?
There's not necessarily five fingers, OK?
It's just this little ball, or a circle,
or a kidney being shaped.
But it's still David.
It's still a human being according to Psalm 139.
And God is constantly,
daily, hourly, every minute, every second.
My wife's pregnant right now.
God is fashioning a child in her womb right now.
This moment,
God is developing the fingers,
the toes, the lungs, the heart.
I mean, God is working on it right now,
every second of the day.
I mean, do you believe that or not?
In continuance, he's fashioning.
He's making something.
He's building that child in the womb right now.
It's alive.
It's in him of being.
David said, that was me.
I was in my mother's womb.
God was thinking about me.
God was looking at me.
God was creating me in the womb.
How precious are thy gods unto me, O God!
How great is the sum of them!
If I should count them,
they are more in number than the sand.
When I wake, I am still with thee.
Surely thou wouldst slay the wicked, O God.
Depart from me, therefore, ye bloody men.
And so we see here that
throughout the Bible, God shows that children in the womb are alive.
John the Baptist was able to recognize the voice of Mary
in his mother's womb.
The Bible says he was filled with the Holy Ghost
from his mother's womb.
Jeremiah was called from the womb.
David was in the womb.
God said,
Before I formed thee in the belly, I knew thee.
I knew thee.
Okay, it's Jeremiah in chapter 1 verse 5.
And so on and on throughout the Bible, it's so silly.
Remember, Esau and Jacob were fighting with one another in the womb.
You remember that?
They were battling in their mother's womb.
And so, of course it's a lie.
It's nonsense to think that a baby who's born at 37 weeks is alive,
but a baby who's still in the womb at 39 weeks is not alive,
even though it's more developed than the other.
Think about this.
There are babies that are born.
My wife's going to tell you this.
How early, and this happened while we were in Chicago,
they took a baby out of its mother's womb
at some insanely early age, and it stayed alive.
How old was it?
Do you remember approximately?
Like 22 weeks gestational.
It weighed a half an ounce.
It weighed a half an ounce, and it was taken out by C-section
and survived and lived outside the womb at 22 weeks.
Now, legally, that child was alive,
and yet women can abort children at 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30,
all the way up to 39, 40 weeks.
Does that really make any sense logically,
that in one second, when it comes out of the womb,
it becomes alive?
Of course not.
Have you ever looked at an ultrasound?
Have you ever seen a baby smiling, playing,
doing all kinds of things inside his mother's womb?
And so, come on.
It's not birth.
If we pick an arbitrary point throughout pregnancy,
we're trying to usurp God's authority, who says,
you don't know what I'm doing.
Stay out of my business.
The only place that it can begin is conception,
and that's why God says conception equals with child.
That's why in Isaiah 9-11, conception is a child.
It's pretty clear, isn't it?
Well, dictionaries have started changing
in only the last 20 years.
This is how wicked Disneyland is.
In the last 20 years, dictionaries have begun to change,
and about half of the dictionaries out there now
still say that conception is fertilization.
It's the seed and the egg coming together.
But half of your dictionaries now offer that definition
and an alternate definition of implantation.
Did you hear that?
They'll offer, in these dictionaries,
they'll say, well, it's fertilization,
or it could mean implantation.
When I was in Bible college,
Dr. Dennis Treeter at Heilson Anderson
came and taught that life began with implantation.
He said, implantation is when pregnancy begins,
exactly what Planned Parenthood said.
Dr. Dennis Treeter, did you get that?
D-E-N-N-I-S-S-T-R-E-T-E-R said that,
and I got it on tape, by the way.
He said, and I wasn't supposed to be taping it, but I did.
And so I got it on tape of him saying
that it begins with implantation.
He said, that's when pregnancy begins,
because he's handing out birth control pills
down in Heil's emergency college like they're candy.
Giving them out to girls for free.
Every engaged girl must go to a meeting
where they're indoctrinated on birth control
by Dennis Treeter and other perverted things
that he teaches them.
And so is that definition, this new definition
that's crawling up in our dictionaries,
is it a valid definition?
Well, let's go to the Bible.
We must go to the Bible to find out
what conception is.
Here's where we'll get our answer, Hebrews 11-11.
Now, let's get off the handy-dandy NIV
that's in the pulpit,
and let's see if the NIV can help us.
It can, but we'll get out anyway.
Look at Hebrews 11-11.
Great verse in the Bible.
Hebrews 11-11, I'm going to turn there
in the non-inspired version.
Now, the King James Bible has the answer.
Thank God.
Through faith also, Sarah herself
received strength to conceive seed.
Now think about this.
Sarah conceived what?
Concede.
That's where the seed comes from.
The man.
Guess when the seed is there at conception.
Did you know that it's not there
seven days later in the implantation?
So when God talks about conception,
what's he talking about?
An egg and a seed.
Because guess what?
The seed is only there the day of fertilization,
or maybe the next day.
Seven days later when implantation takes place,
that seed is long gone.
So if conception is when it implants
in the wall of the uterus,
then you can't conceive seed
because the seed's been gone for days.
You see what I'm saying?
Let's see what the NIV has for us.
Listen to this.
Look down at your Bible.
I'm going to read the NIV.
By faith, Abraham.
Now that's a big difference right there.
We're not even talking about the same person.
By faith, Abraham.
Even though he was past age.
Dash.
And this is really easy to understand.
There's a hyphen.
And Sarah herself was barren.
Hyphen.
Wasn't able to become a father
because he considered him faithful to the ancient promise.
Now is that the same thing?
In the Bible it says Sarah was the one that had the faith.
Sarah had faith and received strength to conceive seed.
And was deliberate of the child when she was past age
because she judged him faithfully with promise.
So the NIV just takes this deliberate abuse
and it doesn't say that in the Greek.
There's no Greek manuscript anywhere.
They just decide to change it.
Make it a little easier to understand.
By bringing Abraham into the whole thing.
It's not about Abraham.
It's about Sarah.
She's the one that had the faith.
It already talked about Abraham's faith.
Other examples.
This is an example of Sarah's faith.
She didn't have any faith, apparently.
It was all Abraham's faith.
According to the NIV.
So we see here that...
Did you notice I took out any reference to conceive and seed?
So now, according to the NIV, it's like we don't even know what conception is anymore.
King James tells us what conception is.
It's a seed.
And an egg.
That's what conception is.
Period.
Sarah and the seed are made from Abraham.
Conception.
So life begins at conception, according to the Bible.
Unequivocally.
There's no doubt about it.
Unless you just want to walk out and just lie to yourself.
It begins at conception.
It begins at fertilization.
And so, if it begins at fertilization.
Look at Exodus, chapter number...
Find my place here.
Look at Exodus, chapter number...
Where's that?
I'm missing a page.
Is it in my NIV?
Exodus 21.
There we go.
Found it. Sorry.
Exodus, chapter 21.
We're going to go into some more evil things.
So far we talked about what?
IED.
Is it evil?
Oh yeah.
It's a device that's killing babies that are seven days old in their mother's womb.
It's evil.
It's wicked.
It's murder.
But let's look at Exodus 21, verse 22.
The Bible says,
If men strive and hurt a woman with child,
so that her fruit depart from her.
So Brother Dave, stand up.
Let's say Brother Dave and I are striving,
and my wife's praying to him.
Right?
Come on.
Come on over here.
We're wrestling around.
All of a sudden, he throws me,
and I go flying into my wife.
And just slam into her.
And what happens?
She goes into her labor,
and the baby dies as a miscarriage,
because I was born in her by Brother Dave.
Because we were striving,
we were wrestling with each other,
and we were in a brawl and in a fight.
One of us goes flying into her,
causes her fruit to depart from her,
causes her child to die in the womb.
Are you following the story?
It says,
He shall be surely punished,
if he does this thing.
According as the woman's husband will lay upon him.
And he shall pay,
so there's a financial penalty involved,
as the judge is determined.
And look at this.
And if any mischief follow,
then thou shalt give life for life.
So if it was intentional,
I mean,
if I intentionally set out to beat her up,
you know,
if I go up to her and just beat her up,
because I'm drunk or whatever,
and cause her fruit to depart from her,
and I intentionally did that,
then the Bible calls me a murderer,
because it says that it's going to go life for life.
I mean, I should receive the death penalty.
Now, if it's an accident,
if we're just struggling and fighting,
we didn't know she was there,
it's an accident,
it's called manslaughter, according to the Bible,
and there's a penalty,
I mean, it's a crime,
he says there's a financial penalty,
but it's not a murder because it was an accident.
Now, are there people who use IUDs by accident,
and they don't know that they're murdered?
There are.
There are some people who are ignorant.
Now, it's their fault that they're ignorant, right?
But there are women who are ignorant,
and they're using them because the doctor,
some doctor in a Bible,
I mean, think about it,
some girl, some 18-year-old girl,
she doesn't know what's going on,
maybe you're 19, 20,
she's at Heil's Anderson
or one of these other Bible colleges,
she walks in and some godly Christian doctor,
oh, Dr. Strader,
oh, he's so wonderful,
he comes in and lies to them and tells them,
and he told them not to use IUDs,
but he told them to use birth control pills,
because it doesn't start until implantation,
which birth control pills do the same thing as an IUD,
and I'm going to illustrate that in a moment.
Some guy lies to them and tells them either IUDs are okay,
or birth control pills are okay,
or mini pills are okay,
or Depo-Provera shots are okay.
Look, they, ignorantly,
they're not trying to kill their child,
some 21-year-old girl in a Bible college, right?
I mean, she's just doing what she was taught,
okay?
So is it really murder if you accidentally kill someone?
No.
If you accidentally kill someone, it's not murder,
but what is it?
It's manslaughter, according to the Bible.
The Bible uses the word menslayer.
Who knows the word manslaughter?
Put up your hand.
Manslaughter is when I hear something wrong
and someone dies as a result,
it's my accident, okay?
Let's say I'm driving down the road at 125 miles an hour
and I run into somebody who's crossing the street.
Should I have been going down that busy street at 125 miles an hour?
No.
And so I killed him.
Was I setting out to kill somebody?
No.
Was it an accident?
Yes.
What crime do I commit?
Murder?
No.
Manslaw.
Everybody understand that?
There was some guys that my dad knew
when he was a teenager.
A couple of guys, they were brothers,
they were at a fist fight on the lawn.
They got upset at each other
and they were beating each other up on the lawn.
A cop came and tried to separate them.
One of the two brothers swung his fist
and punched the cop in the stomach.
And the cop died from being punched in the stomach.
Did you know that's how Houdini died?
Who knows who Houdini is?
Very Houdini, right?
The man who was an escape artist,
he was a really famous magician
of the early part of the 20th century.
He would escape out of anything.
They would tie him up and chain him up
and put him upside down in a tank of water
and he'd get out of his mouth.
Well, Houdini was backstage one time
and a guy walked up to him.
He was writing something down.
He was busy.
He wasn't paying attention.
The guy walked up to him and said,
hey, is it really true that somebody can punch you
in the stomach as hard as they can
and it won't hurt you?
And he said, yeah, that is true.
And the guy grabbed him
and punched him in the stomach as hard as he could.
Now, usually Houdini would do this thing
where he would let people punch him in the stomach,
but he's flexing his stomach muscles
and he's ready for it, okay?
Well, this guy just caught him unawares.
Houdini didn't really notice
that this guy was already talking to him.
He was kind of distracted.
He's doing something.
The guy punched him in the stomach off guard
and he died a few hours later
because it ruptured one of his internal organs
because the guy punched him in the stomach.
And so it was an accident.
He wasn't trying to kill Houdini.
Those two guys that my dad knew
that were struggling
and accidentally killed a police officer,
they committed manslaughter.
But I'm going to tell you something.
If a woman knows the truth about this
and still uses an IUD
or still uses birth control,
it's not manslaughter, it's murder.
Did you hear me?
It's murder.
To an intention,
a woman who goes and has some more shit done,
it's murder.
A woman who puts an IUD in herself,
it's murder.
A woman who takes birth control pills,
it's murder.
You don't like that?
It doesn't matter.
I mean, it's the truth.
I don't like it either, but it's the truth.
A woman who knowingly does this
after she knows the truth.
Now, women who didn't know about this,
maybe before this sermon
or before another sermon
or before they read on this,
it's murder.
After they know about it.
Before they knew about it,
it's what?
Man's slaughter.
Now, look, when I first got married,
my wife was on birth control pills
for the first three months of our marriage
because I just got a new job.
The benefits didn't kick in for 90 days.
I didn't know what to...
I was young.
I didn't know about these things.
I thought to myself,
I got to wait for the health insurance
because, you know,
what am I going to do?
You know, what about the health?
You know, I thought that health insurance
was just everything back then.
You know, I thought that's just what you did.
I mean, I'd never heard of anybody
doing anything other than going to the hospital
and giving birth,
and you got to have...
and it's thousands of dollars.
It's $20,000.
And if you get pregnant
before the health insurance kicks in,
it's a preexisting condition.
You're not going to cover it.
You're going to be paying for it
for the rest of your life.
Well, that's just what people told me.
And so I told my wife.
I said, you know,
you got to do something here.
You know, because that's in my ignorance,
and I was wrong to do that.
I should have just had faith in God
and done what was right.
But I didn't.
I committed this sin.
Lack of faith,
and I listened to them,
and I put my wife on the birth control pill
for three months.
After the three months was over,
my health insurance kicked in,
and I said, okay,
get off the birth control pill.
Now we can have the title.
What happened?
My wife got pregnant.
The first month,
she was off the birth control pill,
and guess what happened?
She had a miscarriage.
The baby died
at about three weeks old.
Well, the baby died.
We were crushed.
We were very sad,
depressed.
You know, it was very hard.
Anybody who's lost a child
to a miscarriage,
even early on,
it's still a very emotional thing.
Especially since it was our first,
and we're wondering,
is she unable to have kids?
What's the problem?
What's going on?
Well, that event prompted us
to do research on the subject,
and we began to research
how birth control pills work,
and this is how they work.
The pill that she was taking
was known as the combination pill.
It's a combination of two hormones.
One of them is estrogen,
and the other one is progesterone.
These two hormones do two different things.
They have two mechanisms.
Number one mechanism,
they stop a woman from producing eggs.
Now, is that murder?
No.
She never produced the egg.
The child was never created.
But they have a backup mechanism.
The backup mechanism is to,
just like an IEP,
destroy the lining of the uterus,
make it a hostile environment,
is what the package,
we read the package insert,
the one that's like this big
and it's fine for it.
It's folded up real small,
and you open it up and read it.
It says in the package insert
that it creates a hostile environment
in the lining of the uterus.
A hostile environment.
So that the baby will not be able
to implant and it will die.
Well, what we realized was that
because my wife had been taking
birth control pills for three months,
when she got off the birth control pills,
her uterus was still a semi-hostile environment.
And that's why doctors will tell you
that if you've been on a pill,
you should wait several months
before getting pregnant.
Because this will happen.
Because you turned your body
into a killing machine.
And so now, all of a sudden,
at the drop of a hat,
you can't say,
oh, I want to have a child now.
The baby might be able to get
a partial implant or implant,
but because the environment is wrong,
that baby has a very high chance of dying.
So, was that miscarriage our fault?
Yes.
Because she took the pills
I told her to take,
that was our fault.
Was it murder?
No.
Because we didn't know.
Was it manslaughter?
Yes.
Was it a sin?
Yes.
Now you say,
oh, does that bother you?
Do you feel guilty about that?
I don't feel guilty about it at all.
Do you know why?
Because I'm saved.
Because all I did was
confess it as a sin to God,
and the Bible says
He's forgiven us our sins
and separated us as far as these sins from the West.
I was mournful at the time.
I got on my knees
and told God that I was sorry
and I didn't take it lightly.
I mean, I mourned over it
and told God that I had done wrong.
I was wicked and I'm sorry.
But then, you know,
once I confessed to God,
I moved on.
I don't feel guilty about it.
And that's the way it ought to be
with sin in your life, by the way.
The only time you're going to have guilt in your life
is when you don't admit that you're wrong.
Once you admit you're wrong,
you just confess it to God
and just move on.
And you're done with it.
That's what the Bible teaches us.
And so, look,
this is something that I unknowingly participated in
because I live in this wicked generation
and I was influenced by it,
but thank God I separated myself from it.
Thank God I'm not going to continue
making the mistake that I once made.
And so,
I would never,
ever have anything to do with
these birth control pills and IEDs
and wicked things ever again.
You see,
and you say,
well, wait a minute,
how often is a woman really releasing an egg?
Well,
with the combination of those,
here's the statistics.
And I studied many different statistics
and my wife and I did translating for a while.
We do it on the side a lot
and one time
we did it just as our only source of income
four months straight.
We spent more than 40 hours a week
doing nothing but translating
medical articles from German into English.
She would translate some
and I would proofread hers
and then I would translate some
and she would proofread mine
and we would work on these kind of as a team a little bit.
And we worked on these articles
and some of them were about birth control pills
and some of them were about these issues
so we learned a lot
and it was all cutting edge research
that we were translating
for pharmaceutical companies
to make decisions based on this research.
Well,
the statistics are like this.
When it comes to the combination pill,
which is the progesterone-estrogen combination,
ovulation is suppressed
40% of the time
to, in some cases, could be 95% of the time.
Okay, are you listening?
So the combination pill, a woman,
is going to basically conceive
5 to 60% of the time.
Now there's that big range
because all women are different,
situations are different,
their bodies are different.
But 5 to 60% of the time,
she's releasing an egg.
Okay?
And if that egg becomes fertilized,
it will die.
Because, let me tell you something,
birth control pills, if taken properly,
are 99.99% effective.
Did you hear that?
99.99.
You hear about women on birth control pills
accidentally getting pregnant?
It's because they weren't taking them.
It's because they missed a day here and there
and if you take birth control pills consistently
and don't miss a day
and take them like clockwork,
they are 99.99% effective.
That's what the package insert says.
Yet you're ovulating 5 to 60% of the time.
Do the math.
Are you listening?
So 5 to 60% of the time,
the egg's released,
and if it's fertilized,
it's going to die.
So I would very safely say,
you can very conservatively say,
using the most conservative numbers in math,
that a woman who is on the combination pill
for two years,
which is like independent fundamental Baptist
all over America,
are recommending that people wait two years
to have their first child.
That's kind of the,
two years, two years,
wait two years,
that they stay all over America,
that you will statistically have
at least one silent abortion
in that two years
if you're on even the most conservative,
which is the combination pill,
using the most conservative numbers.
If you've been on it for two years,
you've had a baby die
and your woman didn't even know about it.
Just do the math.
But then there are other pills
that are even more common.
The mini pill,
the progesterone only pill,
the patch,
the progesterone patch.
These methods do not suppress
ovulation almost at all.
Some women,
they can suppress ovulation
maybe in half the time,
half the cases,
but in many women,
they don't suppress ovulation at all.
And so a woman who's on the patch,
or on the progesterone only mini pill
could be having a silent abortion
every single month.
Did you hear that?
She could be having one every month,
and statistically,
she's having several per year babies
that she's killing by taking pills
that's turning her uterus
into a killing machine.
Not a part of her body
that's created to produce life
into this world
has been converted by drugs
into a killing machine
by the pharmaceutical
and medical industry in this country.
This is the truth.
Christians all over America,
God's people,
born again,
saved,
fundamental Baptist,
conservative Christians
all over America,
if we were to take a poll,
and you know this is right,
if you've grown up in church,
if you've been around church,
you know that in the average
independent Baptist church,
or Southern Baptist church,
or North American Baptist church,
or general association
of regular out Baptist churches,
any of these Baptist churches,
you know that 80% of the women
in the church are taking birth control pills
or have taken birth control pills.
I mean, it's just true.
They're all taking them.
And let me tell you something.
Let me read you some quotes here.
This is a big deal.
Listen to this.
Listen to this quote.
This is from a 1994 study of abortion deaths
in Kentucky by medical industry,
people within the medical industry, that is.
With over 17 million American women
using the pill
and other chemical abortifices,
it is estimated that
breakthrough ovulation and pregnancy
occur so often, are you listening,
that between 7 to 12 million
newly conceived children
are killed by chemical abortions
in the womb each year,
and most of these women
never even knew they were pregnant.
So in 1994,
17 million American women were on the pill,
and it says that between 7 to 12 million
silent abortions were occurring each year.
Now, help me out with the math here,
and I believe that there are
three to four abortions,
three to four thousand abortions per day
in the United States.
Obviously, it's an average.
Three to four thousand abortions
take place in the United States.
I'm talking about surgical abortions.
Surgical abortions down at Planned Parenthood,
okay, where they go in and kill the baby
by one means or another.
Three to four thousand a day.
Let's do a little math, shall we?
What is three to four thousand
times 365?
This is the Daily Double,
so I'm making a little time.
So it's roughly 1.2 million, okay?
You know, it just depends on
whether you're dealing with
three or four thousand.
Over a million.
That's why,
have you ever heard this statistic,
that there have been over 41 million
since Roe versus Wade in 1973,
you know, or whatever it is?
It's like somewhere in the neighborhood
of a million, 1.2 million.
How many from birth control bills?
It says here that the estimate
is between 7 to 12 million per year.
So how many are from abortion?
How many babies are killed through abortion?
1.2 million.
It's wicked.
It's horrible.
It's awful.
How many died for the use of
birth control bills?
7 to 12 million.
And how many of that is by Christians,
so-called?
Or even real Christians?
Or even born again?
Because think about this.
Now think about God's up in heaven, right?
And he sees all the Jerry Falwells
of this world
and all the Christian activists
and abortion and abortion and abortion
and their wife's popping birth control
pills and killing her own children.
His wife's using an IUD.
I'm not saying him personally.
I don't know.
But what I'm saying is
all the Christians across America
that are screaming and crying out about
abortion, do you think God's listening
when they're promoting birth control pills
which are doing the same thing
and when they're using IUDs that are
doing the same thing?
Are you listening to me?
God's not listening.
It's hypocrisy.
It's wrong.
Let's see here.
3,000 died in the twin towers.
About 4,200 soldiers have died in Iraq
since the beginning of the war on terror.
We've had 11 astronauts died
or nine or whatever it was
in the last space shuttle that blew up.
But 12 to 17 million have died.
But you don't really have the faith
to believe that it was really a lie
because you don't believe the Bible then.
You understand what I'm saying?
So what do you think is making God
the most upset?
And yet, you won't hear this sermon
in the independent mental backist church
in the whole of America.
I never heard this sermon.
I hadn't learned the hard way
after I'd already committed the sin.
Are you listening?
Thank God you don't have any anger.
Thank God you're hearing about it now.
I didn't hear about it.
I had to figure it out
by becoming a medical translator
and reading a bunch of inserts
to figure it out.
I had to do a bunch of research.
My wife had to do a bunch of research
to figure it out.
Hey, I'm telling you right now the truth.
Here's another one.
Birth control, this is a book from 2005.
Birth control pills cause early abortions
by J.T. Finn.
In America, chemical abortions
are estimated to kill
more than seven million babies each year,
while surgical abortions
kill about 1.5 million babies each year.
This is from an MD, Dr. Baggett, OBGYN,
fellow of the American College of Genetics.
Scientific papers suggest
that the escape ovulation occurs
4 to 15% of all cycles of patients
taking birth control pills.
Thus, as this booklet points out,
early chemical abortions
are a real and significant concern.
The term birth control pills is very accurate
because they don't prevent conception,
they just prevent birth.
Think about that.
Birth control pills.
They don't stop a woman from getting pregnant.
They stop her from giving birth
because it kills the baby
in the first few weeks.
It's no different than...
Who thinks the morning after pill?
That's okay, right?
The morning after pill.
It's no different.
The morning after pill
is the same hormones in a higher dose.
It's just a one-shot dose
of what other women are taking all month long
in small increments.
And so the bottom line is...
I have to end this sermon for state of mind.
The bottom line is this.
There are people in this world
who invent evil things.
They invent wicked things.
There are people in this world
who go out on the whole...
They go a whoring
using inventions of man,
whether it be barrier methods,
inventions such as were smuggled
into this country by Margaret Steiner.
Whether they're using evil inventions
like the inventors of evil things,
like IUDs, like progesterone pills,
the packs, the shot, the pill,
these drugs that turn your body
into a hostile environment.
Whatever they're using,
there are wicked people in this world
that are using wicked means
to murder their own sons and daughters,
to shed the blood
of their own sons and daughters,
and God's people
who are being mingled
and mixed with the heathen
have learned their works,
worship their gods,
and are doing the same exact thing
in God's house
that the world once said was illegal.
The world once said was wicked and ungodly
that the President of the United States
condemned using any kind of birth control,
and yet Baptists today
are using the most heinous,
murderous form of birth control,
birth control pills.
And he said,
oh, I talked to this Christian doctor,
and he said that there's this kind of ill
that doesn't ever kill each other.
Shut up, you liar!
Sick and tired of people
blowing out their mouth
saying that they talked to some Christian doctor.
Some Christian doctor said it's okay.
Blah, blah, blah, blah.
You do the research,
and you'll find out
there is no such thing
as a pill that stops ovulation altogether.
It doesn't exist,
and that Christian doctor
who's saying that is a liar,
and he is a murderer,
and he's probably not even a Christian.
He's probably a wolf in deep blue
like a Judas Iscariot.
Don't come to me
telling me about some Christian doctor,
and you know what?
You can trust your little Christian doctor
to pump you full of drugs.
Hey, I'm not even going to try
to wonder what goes on in the womb.
I'm not going to put drugs
into my wife's body
that are going to somehow prevent her
from having children.
You know, everybody's looking
to just have their cake and eat it too.
They want to be married.
They want to have their little family.
They want to have their little fun.
They want to just go out
and have all the fun,
and they don't want to be burdened with kids
because they want to have
their perfect little life.
Look, it's wrong,
and there is no pill on the earth.
I've done the research.
I've read hours and hours and hours
of medical research.
These doctors,
Streeter and his pervert brother,
they're both a couple of perverts
in Hammond, Indiana.
They're lying to people.
And Bob Hooker and his wife
over in Hammond, Indiana,
telling people,
oh, we did some research,
and the pills that they give out
in Howells-Anderson are important.
They're lying.
You can walk away
and say that I'm wrong,
but you know what?
Go do the research then,
if you don't believe me.
But if you walk out here and say,
well, I'm just going to trust
my Christian doctor,
you're going to trust him,
and you're a murderer if you trust him
because I warned you about it right now.
And girls,
are you listening to me?
Young girls, teenage girls,
you listen to me.
You heard this sermon tonight?
You pop a birth control pill,
and you go out and sleep with your husband
after popping a birth control pill?
You are a murderer.
And you're never going to be able to say
that you didn't know it
because you heard it right here tonight.
You listen to me.
You go ahead and hide behind your Christian doctor,
but God knows your heart,
and he knows that you heard the truth tonight.
And you can look it up,
and you know what?
Don't trust me then.
Go out to the library,
go to the public library,
give the books to the library like we did.
That's where we learned all this stuff.
We read it in science books.
We read the package insert
because guess what?
The package insert has to warn you by law
that you're killing your children.
And that's why the package insert
describes the fact that you kill your children
with birth control pills.
So, consider yourself warned,
and consider yourself not ignorant.
Let's bow our heads in that word of prayer.
Father, thank you so much for giving me the opportunity.