Hello everybody, it's me Mr. Tall23 back with another video, and this is another video talking
about the 35 reasons why we cannot lose our salvation.
Now I ended the last video with reason number 28, and so I think that we'll be
able to finish the 35 reasons in this video, however that won't be the end of
this series.
After this video I'm also going to answer objections for people who say, well, what
about this verse, or what about this passage, and they ask questions about,
logical questions of, well, what if this happens, you know, things like that. I'm
going to be answering those things as well after this video. So I want to
continue with the last few points starting from verse, or not verse, reason
number 29 of why we cannot lose our salvation. So reason number 29 is that
the Bible tells us that God has not appointed us to wrath, but to obtain
salvation. Now we know that we are saved right now, as the scriptures say
in various places, such as 1 Corinthians 1 18, which it talks about
those which are saved, and Titus 3 5 it says, by his mercy he saved us,
that's past tense. So we know that as Christians we are already saved from
our sin, but people believe that we could lose our salvation. However there is
also a future salvation in which our bodies are also redeemed, and the work
of redemption is complete, and I've talked about that several times through
these videos. The scriptures promise that we shall obtain this. It is written in
first Thessalonians chapter 5 verses 9 to 10, for God hath not appointed us
to wrath, but to obtain salvation by our Lord Jesus Christ, who died for us
that whether we wake or sleep we should live together with him. So if you
are a Christian, if you believe the Bible, here it says that God hath not
appointed us to wrath, and yet how many say that we can still face the wrath of
God? We are no longer under God's wrath according to the scriptures. The
only people who are under God's wrath are the unbelievers, as it says in
John 3 36. It says that those that believe not the Son of God shall not
see life, but the wrath of God abideth, meaning remaineth on him, and we have
everlasting life. There is a contrast between those who have been saved from
God's wrath, as it says in Romans chapter 5. It says, much more than being
justified by his blood, we shall be saved from wrath through him. That is a
promise that if you're justified, you shall be saved from God's wrath. Why?
Because God has not appointed us to wrath. Okay, so we will not face wrath,
but we will obtain salvation, as it says here. God has appointed it according to
this verse, meaning he is the one who has set it to be so. Predestination, as
we talked about earlier. God predestinated us to be conformed to the
image of his Son. He has already, in his foreknowledge, chosen us before the
world began that our salvation should be complete through the glorification
of our bodies at the rapture. And yet the prideful blasphemers, the
heretics out there, they say that they could reverse what God has
already appointed, what he has set in place, what he has decided will take
place. God says also in 1st Thessalonians 5, in this passage I read in
verse 10, that Christ died for us, that whether we wake or sleep we should live
together with him. That would be going to heaven. The question of whether we go
to heaven and hell is answered right here. It says that Jesus died for us
and we of course believe that we are saved, and therefore if we sleep,
meaning our bodies perish, the scriptures promise that even then we
shall still live together with him. Because God has given us everlasting
life, so no matter what happens because God has given us eternal life in a
point that we should obtain salvation, we know that we will continue to live on
in heaven in the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ after our physical death.
The scriptures say also in 2nd Thessalonians 2 13, but we are bound to give
thanks all way to God for you, brethren beloved of the Lord, because God
hath from the beginning chosen you to salvation through sanctification of the
Spirit and belief of the truth. See again, it says God has from the
beginning chosen you to salvation. Now this is not Calvinism because it says
through belief of the truth, okay? It's not unconditional, it is conditional.
Because of faith we have been chosen to salvation. The point being made here
is that when you have believed, God has chosen you already to be saved. He
has appointed you to be saved, 1st Thessalonians 5. It's a guarantee.
Again, so to say you can lose your salvation is to attack the eternal
decision of God and think that you and what you can do can reverse what God
has already established. The Bible says in Romans 5 verse 8 to 9, I mentioned
it earlier, but God commended his love toward us in that while we were
yet sinners, Christ died for us much more than being justified by his blood.
We shall be saved from wrath through him. So through Jesus Christ, when we are
justified by his blood, when we have our sins taken away and Jesus Christ's own
righteousness is imputed to us, its promise is that we will not face the
wrath of God. We have been saved from that. God will never show anger towards
them again. They are not under God's wrath like the unbelievers are.
Otherwise this verse as well as 1st Thessalonians 5 would not be
true and would not make any sense. Reason number 30 for why we cannot lose
our salvation is that we have already been made to sit in heavenly places
according to the Bible. Now this is an amazing thing to think about, to
consider the eternity of God and how he works, that because he has
predestinated us, it is as good as done. The Bible says in Ephesians 1
3, blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ who hath blessed us
with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ. Ephesians
chapter 2 verses 6 to 7, and hath raised us up together and made us sit in
heavenly places in Christ Jesus, that in the ages to come he might show the
exceeding riches of his grace and his kindness toward us through Christ Jesus.
Now notice particularly in Ephesians chapter 2 that this is past tense, that
he hath raised us up together, that that has already taken place, and made
us, that's again past tense, sit together in heavenly places in Christ
Jesus. We already looked at earlier how that when God gives us everlasting life
it is quickening us together with Christ as it says in Colossians 2 13.
Just as Christ rose from the dead, we also have our dead soul revived, but when
this happens, when we are raised up and brought to life, the Bible says that
God has made us to sit in heavenly places. Now we of course are not
presently in heaven according to our perspective. We are here right now on
this earth in this earthly tabernacle, but remember according to 2 Corinthians
5 we have a building of God which is eternal, meaning it never ends, it lasts
forever in the heavens. Our new and our glorified body is already waiting for us
and we are already as good as there. He has already made us to sit in
heavenly places. That's an amazing thought, that's it's past tense. We are
already in heaven and we are already raised up with Christ and ascended with
him according to the scriptures and therefore to say that we could lose
our salvation is foolish. The fact that we are saved is a 100% absolute
guarantee established by God before the world began, decreed and promised by
him within his word, and carried out by his own power that we will go to
heaven. Okay, reason number 31 is that God has promised us that he will in no
wise cast us out. It is written in John 6 37, all that the Father giveth
me shall come to me and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast
out. So according to Jesus, if you come unto him he will not at all, no wise,
meaning in for no reason, for no purpose, he will never cast us out. Again another
great proof we can not lose our salvation. It's a one-time thing. You come
to Jesus, you believe on him, and that's it. There's nothing else you have to do.
There's nothing else you can do to separate yourself from him because
Jesus promises that he will not cast you out. If you say he can cast you out
or he will cast you out, then you are saying that Jesus is lying here.
Reason number 32 is that the scriptures promise that there is nothing
which can separate us from the love of God. Now that we are Christians and
God has loved us, he will never stop loving us as it is written in Romans 8
verses 38 to 39. For I am persuaded that neither death nor life nor angels nor
principalities nor powers nor any other creature shall be able to separate
us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Hold on, I think I skipped over a few things. Let me read that again. For I am persuaded that neither
death nor life nor angels nor principalities nor powers nor things
present nor things to come nor height nor depth nor any other creature shall
be able to separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Now the phrase here, nor things present nor things to come shows us
that there is nothing that exists right now, that would be the things that are
present, nor ever will exist the things that are to come which are able
to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord. It says in
Hebrews 13 5, God says I will never leave thee nor forsake thee. Again, never
means never, that's what the Bible says just like he said you'll never
perish or never die. There's nothing at all that can separate us from him. He
is never going to forsake us. That means not your sin, not your doubt, not
your backsliding, nothing that exists, nothing that's present or shall come can
separate us from the love of God. Again, the scriptures say in Psalm 89 verses 30
to 33, if his children forsake my law and walk not in my judgments, if they
break my statutes to keep not my commandments, then will I visit their
transgression with the rod and their iniquity with stripes. Nevertheless, my
loving kindness will I not utterly take from him nor suffer my
faithfulness to fail. Now I already read the scripture earlier pertaining
to the point of us being the children of God and of how God will
discipline and chastise us if we are his children. However, as he says in
verse 33, even if we do not keep his commandments, even if we break his
statutes, God promises that his loving kindness will not be utterly taken
away. And yet the heretics out there think God will send us to burn for
eternity in hell because of our sins, but that's wrong. That's false. There's
nothing that can take God's love away from us. He promises to love us
forever. Then at the end of verse 33 of Psalm 89 says that his faithfulness will
not be allowed to fail. That leads to the next point, reason 33 that Jesus
will always remain faithful even if we doubt. It says in 2 Timothy 2 13, if we
believe not, yet he abideth faithful, he cannot deny himself. See all we have
to do to be saved is believe on the Lord Jesus Christ. Put our faith in him.
Okay? Salvation is a free gift offered to us by grace through faith. Okay? All we
have to do is just receive that gift by putting our trust in Jesus. But then
some people would ask, well what if you stop believing? And I'll answer that
question with a more detailed response later when we get to the objection
portion of this of this series. Right now we see from this passage, from this
verse right here, that even if we believe not, if we have doubts, if our
faith in Christ wavers and we lack the faith that we have, nevertheless Jesus
will abide faithful because he cannot deny himself. What does that mean? Well
we've seen dozens of promises in the Bible and that that it says we have
eternal life. It says that we will be raised up at the last day, that we
shall not come into condemnation, etc. Those are all very clear statements
and promises made by Jesus and made by the Holy Ghost speaking through the
apostles. And therefore since these are things which God has said would happen
and God has promised, he is going to be continually faithful. He cannot deny
himself. He said this is going to happen, meaning it's going to happen. As
the Bible says in Hebrews 13 5, lay your conversation be without
covetousness and be content with such things as you have, for he hath said I
will never leave thee nor forsake thee. And it states in Romans 11 that the
gifts and callings of God are without repentance, meaning God is not going to
change his mind. He's given us eternal life and he's given us a promise that
we will be raised up at the last day. He's given us a promise that we will
obtain salvation. God will not go back on those things because we mess up,
because we lose faith in the future. As soon as you believe you
are justified, you're regenerated, you're born again, you are given eternal
life. From that point forward everything about our salvation is 100% God
and 0% you. The only part of us in salvation is just believing. That's
it. That's all we have to do. Jesus is the one that died on the cross. He's
the one that rose again. He's the one that shed his blood, that sprinkled
his blood on the mercy seed in heaven. He's the one that offers the free gift
of eternal life through grace. All we have to do is receive it and once we
receive it, he justifies us. Then he regenerates us. He gives us eternal life
and he keeps us by his own power. He predestinates us. He's the one who's going
to raise us up on the last day. He's the one who controls our
salvation. He is the one who decides that. If we lack faith in the
future, he has already saved us. He has already given us that promise. He's not
going to deny himself. God will not go back on those things.
Reason number 34 is that because we are of Christ, the scriptures tell us
that we inherit Abraham's promises. Now I talked about this briefly earlier when
of the scriptures that say that we are heirs with Christ, that we are heirs of
God. Now this truth about us being in Christ and therefore Abraham's seed is
laid out primarily in the book of Galatians chapter 3. It says in
Galatians 3 verses 8 to 9, in the scripture, for seeing that God would
justify the heathen through faith, preached before the gospel unto Abraham,
saying, and these shall all the nations be blessed. So then they which be of
faith are blessed with faithful Abraham. Galatians 3.14 says, that the blessing
of Abraham might come of the Gentiles through Jesus Christ, that we might
receive the promise of the Spirit through faith. Galatians 3.29, and if he
be Christ, then are ye Abraham's seed and heirs according to the promise. So here
it is clearly stated that if we are of faith, if we belong to Jesus Christ, we
are blessed with Abraham, and the promises made unto him we receive also
through faith. We are heirs of his promises. Now this clear doctrine as
stated in Galatians 3 isn't spoken on as much anymore because of the
dispensationalist Zionists out there who try to make a separation between
the Jews and the Gentiles, which is entirely unbiblical since the scriptures
say there is no difference between the Jew and the Greek. Since the
scriptures say that there is neither Jew nor Gentile, bond nor free, male
nor female, but you're all one in Christ Jesus, Galatians 3.28. There's no
difference, okay, and there's no spiritual difference. God doesn't prefer
one above the other. But as clearly stated in this scripture here, Galatians
3.29, if ye be Christ's, so if you belong to Christ, he says you are
Abraham's seed and therefore heirs according to the promise. Now back in
Galatians chapter 17, not Galatians, Genesis chapter 17, we see the
promises made unto Abraham. Verses 5 to 8, God is speaking here. He's speaking to
Abraham. He says, Neither shall thy name any more be called Abram, but thy
name shall be Abraham. For a father of many nations have I made thee, and I
will make thee exceeding fruitful, and I will make nations of thee, and kings
shall come out of thee, and I will establish my covenant between me and
thee and thy seed after thee in their generations for an everlasting covenant
to be a god unto thee and to thy seed after thee, and I will give unto thee and
to thy seed after thee the land wherein thou art a stranger, all the land
of Canaan, for an everlasting possession, and I will be their God. Here
God gives a promise unto Abraham that he will make nations from him and
establish an everlasting covenant between him and his seed, and that he
would give the land of Canaan for an everlasting possession. Now again, the
carnal-minded Zionists who don't know the Scriptures think that this is
fulfilled and the Jews returning to the physical land of Canaan or Palestine,
but ignoring the spiritual meaning of this, which is clearly stated in the
book of Hebrews, okay, because a different covenant was made with the
children of Israel that came later at Mount Sinai where he clearly said that
they will only be his people if they obey his commandments and don't break
his covenant in Exodus chapter 19. This promise made unto Abraham is not a
promise that the physical Jews would inherit the physical land of Canaan
like the Zionists teach, but rather it says in Hebrews chapter 11 verses 8 to
10, By faith Abraham, when he was called to go out into a place which
he should after receive for an inheritance, obeyed, and he went out, not
knowing whether he went. By faith he sojourned in the land of promise as
in a strange country, dwelling in tabernacles with Isaac and Jacob, the
heirs with him of the same promise, for he looked for a city which hath
foundations, whose builder and maker is God.
Therefore the Scriptures tell us that Abraham's inheritance
was a city whose builder and maker is God. That's what he was looking for.
The city which was promised to Abraham and to us is not an earthly place but
rather a heavenly, as shown also by these following verses,
again in Hebrews 11. Jumping down to verses 13 to 16,
it says, These all died in faith, not having received the promises, but having
seen them afar off, and were persuaded of them, and
embraced them, and confessed that they were strangers and pilgrims on the earth.
For they that say such things declare plainly that they seek a country,
and truly, if they have been mindful of that country from whence they came
out, they might have had opportunity to have returned.
But now they desire a better country, that is, a heavenly,
wherefore God is not ashamed to be called their God, for he hath prepared
for them a city. Again, the Scriptures state that Abraham
and his family died without receiving the promises, but
they saw them afar off, and confessed that they were
strangers and pilgrims on the earth. They did not
see themselves dwelling in the land of Canaan as a fulfillment of the promise
that God had given, but understood that their inheritance
was a heavenly and not an earthly earning. As it says in verse 16, But now
they desire a better country, that is, a heavenly, that is stated, and
then it's stated that God has prepared for them a city.
So what's the point here? That God has promised to Abraham and to his seed,
which includes all of those who belong to Christ, all Christians,
according to Galatians 3 29. He has promised them an inheritance in
the heavenly country, and the city built by God, the new
Jerusalem, which is explained in the book of Revelation.
So those who are Christians are given a promise.
Now a promise is a declaration of the assurance that something will take place,
just like we have the promise of eternal life, according to 1 John 2 25.
We have the promise also that we will dwell forever in a heavenly city
and country. To deny that and say that we can lose your salvation is to say
that God will go back on that promise, even though He promised that it will be
an everlasting possession. It's a promise. It will be fulfilled. The Bible says not
as though the word of God had taken an effect in Romans 9.
We are inheritors of the promise as soon as we belong to Christ.
So don't stagger at the promise of God and unbelief. Be strong in faith like
Abraham was in Romans 4 20. And this leads us to
the next point, okay, and this is the last point, the
last reason, reason number 35. We're finally at the 35th
one. This concerns those who have overcome
and what the Bible says about that. Now Jesus in the book of Revelation
in chapters 2 and 3, He gives messages to the seven churches which are in Asia,
and He gave several promises concerning those who overcometh.
I want to specifically talk about three of these promises because they show
very clearly that somebody cannot lose their salvation.
It is written in Revelation 2 7, He that hath an ear,
let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches. The him that
overcometh will I give to eat of the tree of life which is in the midst of
the paradise of God. Revelation 2 11, He that hath an ear, let
him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches.
He that overcometh shall not be hurt of the second death.
Revelation 3 5, He that overcometh the same shall be clothed in white raiment,
and I will not blot out his name out of the book of life, but I will
confess his name before my Father and before his angels.
Now the scriptures define how it is that we overcome
in the following statement. 1st John chapter 5 verses 4 to 5,
For whatsoever is born of God overcometh the world,
and this is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith.
Who is he that overcometh the world? But he that believeth that Jesus is the
Son of God. See once somebody has faith in Jesus
and is born of God, so once somebody's saved, they have
gained victory and they have overcome the world. And
Jesus promises three things to those who have overcome.
That is that those who have believed that Jesus is the Son of God.
Number one, the number one thing that he promises is that they will
eat of the tree of life in the midst of the paradise of God.
Number two, that they shall not be heard of the second death.
And number three, that their name will not be blotted out of the book of
life. All three of these things are
relevant in the closing chapters of the book of Revelation where it explains
the meanings of these things. Firstly we are promised to eat of the
tree of life which is in the midst of the paradise of God.
We know that the word paradise is synonymous with heaven in the Bible by the
fact that Jesus told the thief on the cross
who had believed on him, today thou shalt be with me in paradise.
Later in Revelation chapter 22 verse 2, the tree of life is described as being
on either side of the river that ran from the throne of God
in the heavenly city of New Jerusalem. Therefore by Christ saying that
they will eat of the tree of life, he is promising that those who
overcome will surely be in heaven and the kingdom of God,
which we already know to be true since the scriptures say that we are
already seated in heavenly places. And also reason number 34, that we
will inherit the promise given unto Abraham of a
heavenly country. Then in Revelation 2 11, he makes that
clear statement, he that overcometh shall not be heard
of the second death. The second death according to the scriptures is the lake
of fire. It says in Revelation 21 verse 8, but the fearful and unbelieving
and the abominable and murderers and
whoremongers and sorcerers and idolaters and all liars
shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone
which is the second death. Now of course those who believe that we can
lose their salvation would use a verse like this
to say that if you commit any of these sins after being saved,
you'll lose your salvation and go to hell. But this
entirely misses the point of justification because remember
it's already been proven from the scriptures that once somebody is justified
their past sins are forgiven. God's righteousness is imputed unto
them and sin will not be imputed to
us again. Romans 4 8. At that same moment we were born again
at which point a new man is created within us that cannot sin.
1st John 3 9. In addition we are sanctified and made perfect forever
according to Hebrews 10. Therefore those who are saved are no
longer these things that are listed here.
They have been saved from their sins. That's what salvation
is, okay? We're not going to be condemned for our sins because we've been
saved from our sins. That is why Jesus promises that those who will
overcome, that is to believe, will not be hurt with the second death.
Meaning those who believe according to the promise of Jesus Christ himself
shall not be thrown into the lake burning with fire and brimstone. It's
just not going to happen. The only people who are sent there are
those who have not had their sins forgiven.
And the third promise Christ makes is that our name shall not be blotted out
of the book of life. It says in Revelation 20 verse 15, and
whosoever was not found written the book of life was cast into the lake of
fire. So those who end up going to the lake of fire are those
whose names are not written in the book of life. But we know that
whoever is of faith in Christ shall not be blotted out of the book of life
according to Jesus. Later it says in Revelation 21 verse
27, and there shall in no wise enter into
it, referring to new Jerusalem,
anything that defileth, neither whatsoever worketh abomination or maketh
a lie, but they which are written in the
Lamb's book of life. So here we have a clear contrast between
those who are still sinners, those who are condemned for their sins,
who have not had their sins forgiven by the blood of
Jesus Christ, those who have died in their sins.
They're not allowed into the city of new Jerusalem, okay. We know that they're
thrown into the lake of fire. But those which are written in the
Lamb's book of life are allowed. They're the only ones
that can enter into this city. So what is Jesus showing to us at the
beginning of Revelation? That if you are a Christian, if you have
believed on Christ, you're guaranteed to enter into heaven and to the city of
our God, to enter into the new Jerusalem that is
promised in Revelation 21 and 22, and not to face hell or the
lake of fire. So those who think that believers can go
to hell reject what Jesus has said. So those are the 35 reasons why we
cannot lose our salvation. Now like I said, I encourage you if
you're watching this video and you haven't watched the other ones,
go back and watch those as well, okay. And then I'm going to be continuing
possibly later this week. I'm thinking about Thursday or Friday is probably
when I'm going to do the next video. Or not Friday,
Thursday because Friday I'm doing the book of Romans. So
Thursday I'll continue talking about the objections of why
we cannot lose our salvation, okay. It's a very clear thing in the Bible
of why we cannot lose our salvation. So thank you everybody for watching. I
hope that this has really helped a lot of people out there,
people who are confused on this doctrine or even people who believe it
but who aren't really well versed in why we believe it,
okay. Like they understand well maybe yeah we have eternal life and things
like that but they might not understand the full
extent of what the Bible teaches of how this is
is true and all that God does for us when we get saved
to ensure that we can never go to hell and what salvation really is.
This is an important thing to understand because it all ties together. I
mean how many different verses did we see that
you could just go back and compare with the previous verses that have been
quoted and see how they all interconnect with each
other and they all make sense if you just
believe them and take them for what they say, okay.
But none of these verses would make sense if you believe you could lose
your salvation. So there are 35 very clear reasons. Let
me just go through and just give a quick
summary of all these things once again of why we can never
go to hell if you are a believer, okay. So why can we never go to hell if
you're a believer? Well Jesus died for our sins and therefore took them
away from us. He purged us from our sins. He took
them down into hell. He is the propitiation for our sins
meaning he has appeased the wrath of God.
Jesus has offered one sacrifice once for all meaning there is no
need to look for another sacrifice to take away our sins.
Jesus has perfected us forever since we are sanctified meaning made holy.
Jesus has obtained eternal meaning everlasting, never-ending,
redemption for us. Jesus continues making intercession for us
even to this day and on the right hand of God in heaven.
We have died with Christ as sin and made alive unto God.
The Bible teaches that salvation is a free gift by grace. It's not by works.
It's all through God's grace and all we have to do
is believe. The Bible teaches that our sins have been washed away by the
blood of Christ. They are remitted. They're forgiven and
they're forgotten. The Bible teaches that the righteousness
of Jesus Christ through faith has been imputed unto us.
The Bible promises that the Lord will not impute sin to us.
The Bible says we have been made a new creature through regeneration.
We have been spiritually circumcised. That which has been born of God
cannot sin and therefore there's no reason to say that
the new creature can go to hell. We have been made free from our sin.
The Holy Spirit has been given to us and abides with us forever as Jesus
promised. We have been sealed with the earnest
of the Holy Spirit to the day of redemption. We are the children of God
and of his household. We are promised an inheritance with God.
We have been predestinated to glory. We are kept by the power of God.
God will perform the good work in us until the day of Jesus Christ.
We are promised to be raised up on the last day. We have been quickened with
everlasting life. We presently now have everlasting life,
meaning it never ends. We will never die as Jesus says. We
shall never hunger nor thirst as Jesus promised.
We shall not come into condemnation as Jesus said. God hath not appointed us to
wrath but to obtain salvation. We are saved from our sins.
Nobody is able to take us out of God's hands. We have been made to sit in
heavenly places. God will in no wise cast us out. Nothing
can separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Jesus remains faithful even in our doubts. We have overcome and our names
shall not be blotted out of the book of life
and we are in Christ and therefore inherit the promises made unto Abraham."
Okay, all of those things are what the Bible teaches.
Why would you say you could go to hell if you're a Christian if that's what
the scriptures teach? If you're still not getting it,
okay, then there's definitely something wrong.
I mean, as I've pointed out several times through this series, anybody who
thinks that they could go to hell because of
what they do is not saved. They are not trusting
Jesus Christ. You need to repent, meaning change your mind.
Stop trusting yourself and put your faith in Jesus Christ. Believe that he
died for your sins and understand that that is enough. Jesus Christ's
gospel is enough to save you. It's not about yourself. It's by God's
grace, okay. He's the one who gives eternal life.
You don't have to work to keep it. It's free. It's a gift.
All you have to do is receive it. He keeps you by his own power.
Okay, very clear. So again, if you still have questions, if you're still
confused, I'm going to answer all the objections
in a couple days and there's going to be probably two or three videos
in that portion of this series. So thank you everybody for watching.
God bless you and goodbye.