If it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and receive you to myself. That where I am, there you may be also. Friends, those few short verses hold many truths and many promises. Deliverance from troubled hearts comes through belief in Jesus Christ as well as in God. 1. You believe in God, believe in also in me. I am the revelation of God, the Son of God Himself declared the Lord. Believing in me that I am the Son of God will deliver you from trouble. Friends, in the days of head, we will see trouble. 2. Believe in God, believe also in me He declared. Continuing to believe even while you are in the midst of trouble will carry you through it. And believing in God and his Son will deliver your troubled hearts as well. That whoever believeth in him should not perish that have eternal life. Deliverance from troubled hearts comes from the hope for God's house. 1. Jesus called God my Father. He knew his Father just as any son knows their Father. that he knew the truth. His Father is and really does exist and live. Friends, we walk by faith and when our Lord comes for us in the clouds, our faith will have turned to sight. And two, Jesus knew his Father's house, the truth and the reality of it. God's house is real and it does exist. It is a real world that exists in another dimension of being, the spiritual dimension. Friends, it is named heaven for it is his Father's house. This world, the physical and material world, is the property of God, but it is not his house. We should not be living for the world in material possessions and things. Sure, the niceties and the creature comforts of life is nice. We work hard and we earn it. Yes, but it should not be our primary focus. We should be focused upon Christ. This earth is not the eternal and permanent dwelling place of God. Heaven is the spiritual world or dimension of being, the home of God where the mansions for believers exist. Three, deliverance from troubled hearts comes through Jesus' work. Picture Christ seated in the upper room, surrounded by his disciples, where he says, I go to prepare a place for you. Where is he to go? The question. Friends, Jesus Christ went to the cross to prepare redemption for us. That's you and that's me. And even the forgiveness of sins. Our sins, your sins and mine. Jesus Christ went to be raised from the dead to prepare the conquest of death and a new life and the power for us. Jesus Christ went to ascend into heaven and to be exhausted and to prepare and access into the presence of God in an eternal home for us. Such a magnificent work in our behalf is bound to deliver us from trouble. But remember that Jesus began by stating a condition, ye believe in God. believe also in me. 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Listeners, may we visit this program and previous programs at www.indianafreedomtalkradio.com. Now, the process with all the other things that are going on, remember that's UN. Up here where we are, we have a whole bunch of pictures showing you on all the bridges between Canada and the United States back when the communist Clintonistas were in charge. The republic rats didn't do anything about this either because they were the ones pushing NAFTA and GATT originally but you had the UN flag right in the middle of the bridge and then you had the nation flags on either side but the big thing was to start shoving the UN border control first of all by planting the flag right in the middle. Remember then creating the international zones into the United States. That's exactly what happened with Mexico and that's what happened here too. Again, for everybody out there, don't think they're already on the ground. We got border patrol that are running around in the same kind of little packs that you see down there in Mexico. Everybody goes, oh, we'll do a trick. Canada's border just like doing America. Most people don't know what's going on with Canada's border or they wouldn't be saying that. As far as an open border, any illegal you can get across, quote unquote, no problem. Walk across where you know just like what you see down south. But even there, key choke points or land points like in the Upper Peninsula, we have a brand new massive federal complex up there just on the edge over towards the Sioux. and uh... you know touching that whole land mass right there between the middle of ontario up at the upper end of all lake uh... here on and were like superior and you're on come together there's a way for you understand what we're talking about that stretch right there of course has all kinds of activity to include cooperative you and activity going on the rest of the uh... of the northern border they got a passport if you're american trying to get back inside guys and people have had heart attacks, people have died because the guards thought they'd have a yuck yuck and messed with people trying to come back across the border only to kill them. Oh, well you're on the watch list! And of course some people, well, you gotta figure a lot of the people that are able to travel are older and there have been a lot of incidents like that. Don't worry, we're keeping track of it and always remember the names down the road. We all know what's gonna happen there. But in the meantime, again, pay attention and consider that what we're seeing with Canada, the UN is involved now. Well, the UN plans on being majorly involved because they're going to use Detroit as a beachhead for their other activities. And again, long-term, they've already made the announcement, they plan on carving off Bell Isle and then making it an international zone. Now you've got to remember on one side it's only a very short distance. It's like literally there's a very narrow bridge which is quite famous because I would point out that's where the Detroit riots of World War II started from was on the Bell Isle Bridge and then it worked out from there through Detroit and all the way out to Belleville, Michigan and other places like that where the attacks took place. where the Detroit riot wasn't really a riot, it was a planned activity, which most people don't realize. So this is the same scenario again. Oh, we just had to call the UN in Fort Nuyenden. Actually, there are a number of things we could have done, but part of this is whether or not they've jacked the water bill up because they're going to argue that, well, you have to pay for all those other houses that aren't here anymore. In other words, the survivors get to pay additionally for all the problems that the city has. Which is typically the case anyway when you have a collapsing machine like this. The socialist never can back off. They don't know how to. They know how to steal more, steal more, steal more, take more, steal more, charge more, steal more, charge more, raise the taxes, charge more. So there's the other half of the problem. But the people who are on the ground really wouldn't care either way because they really still haven't been deconditioned either. Everything should be free. Well, who would pay for it? Well, you would. All you other people would. Or the UN will. There's always that bigger down the road. So after that, what do they go to? The galactic cluster? You know, the galactic imperial wing of Milky Way A or B prefix? What? It's just one of those things where again, there's a number of different reasons for doing this. Most of them don't really have anything to do with the purported excuse for getting the boots on the ground or getting the bureaucracy on the ground, which is really what they're about. Go ahead, Don. Neither one of the three that spoke, the two that spoke, one of them had a British accent and the other had an accent. I'm not certain how to describe, but neither one of the two females of the three females that were the United Nations representatives knocking on Detroit's city hall door there were Americans. Again, you know, outside influence. I hate to use this word in particular in this because it sounds so... It's been applied in a number of other areas or arenas. Outside agitators, outside instigators. That's the bottom line there, isn't it? how does that go foreign officers isn't there a line like that someplace mark multitude of new offices there are of course their officers eating out our substance which remember the crown people crown operators for individuals who in no way shape or form uh... had any real interest anything in in america other than the strip it for whatever they could take from it triplet naked at all possible and leave us chained i would be agenda Before we go any farther, we are at the bottom of the hour now. Don, Night Vision Technology, you have it, it's available. If you could please take the time and review what do we have, what changes are coming up on us right now, because they are. And how can we get hold of you, please? Well, we'll do this and we'll do it again at the end. If you want to talk about Night Vision, you guys, my phone number is 231796. We can talk about goggles, gun sights, green screens or thermals. We can talk about goggles in first and second generation, but by the time you start talking about two second generation tubes, you're talking about a small trailer house full of pop bottles. There's the pop bottle equation. I couldn't help but do that, Mark. I've got a first generation goggle that's a two tube system. It'll give you that real depth perception because you're using each eye. There's a tube for each eye. A front lens for each eye. I can put that in your mailbox for under $600. That's everything. That's delivery. That's everything. I can't remember. Let's call it 580. That's $20 under $600. I might have hurt myself there, but we'll see. At any rate, that's a two-tube system, you guys. You could drive your little four-wheel ATV thing around as long as you're looking over the windshield, even if you needed to turn on the illuminator. That windshield is going to be a reflector. That's why I say as long as you're looking over the windshield. A first-generation device, it's going to be a little bit more difficult drive within your car. Hey, Don. Yes. What if you had... Like a spotlight with an infrared lens on it. That would turn your headlight into something that wouldn't overpower your night vision because white light is purely going to overpower your night vision. But if you were to do that, that would subdue the ability to be recognized at a distance by a human eye. That's a filter more than an emitter. It's a lot more visible to the human eye. But you can get an emitter that could be mounted like a spotlight. You could use your binocular style viewer. Oh yes, yes. I was made aware of a, we'll have a new illuminator you guys today. It's so new I don't have a price for it but I was talking with my guy today just before the five o'clock hour. The illuminator that comes on my gun sites for second, third, fourth generation, that's 100 yards. That used to be the best illuminator in the civilian market unless somebody could pick up something military. That's a four. The option will be 800 nanometers. It will be a 200 yard illuminator. Cool. Yeah, so that's coming up. And that would be something particular for speed. You'd like to be like a long headlight in front of you. And you can widen and narrow the beam, change the degrees of the beam. So if you had that powerful an illuminator and widened it up, that would be a pretty good infrared headlight for the device. So that would be perfect for either an infrared bike or your four wheel at night. Yeah. Now, I would suggest you guys, if you're going to supplement light while you are riding, you can't sit in your car and turn your illuminator on and look past your windshield. That's not a suggestion. That's basic physics. All of that infrared light is going to hit that windshield. As mentioned many times, it will become the brightest image in your field of view. Right. You won't see beyond it. This is why I say looking over a windshield or whatnot if you go to second generation and conditions are acceptable You have a sliver of a moon or you have no no clouds and you know a star-filled sky You can still drive with a second generation two tube goggle and have a good depth perception Granted you're not going to be looking as far down the road as you would even if you had that quarter, but if you were to supplement light. Like if you're driving, your quad or even your motor... Someone I talk to every now and then talks about riding his motorcycle through town with his night vision goggles on. And it's a small town and it's the middle of the night and there's no lights on. It's out in the country and he just rode his motorcycle through town with his night vision goggles on and well, he did it. But if you were to do something like that and supplement the light, I would advise somehow mounting that a little like a rifle sight, illuminator, they're small, on the night vision device or over your ear on the night vision device headgear or something so that that light goes where your vision goes. Because if you're riding the bike or the quad or whatever you're most of the time looking ahead but if you choose to look off to the side you want to take that supplemental light with you. Because if you need it and it's pointed to the front like it would be a normal headlight If you need it if the light level is that low and you turn to the side you won't have enough light to see What was that? I did was that somebody with a bat as you ride by or something like that You see what I mean? It's just an example off the top of my head. No pun intended Hey guys hey Indiana's back up And for everybody there, if you were looking at normally listening through Indiana Freedom Talk radio, we were hooked back up. Just a little bit of burp in the system. That happens sometimes. Everybody gets disconnected and has to reconnect. So we appreciate our listeners giving us a heads up. Go ahead, please. Any other questions? I would say that it wouldn't hurt to have a fixed light forward on the vehicle also. You know, your infrared emitter, not to mention one on your head, basically keyed to your field of vision with your goggle on. If you're looking in that direction, you guys, a single tube, if you've got a little bit of light that you can barely perceive things with your naked eye, but if you want to drive and move faster, a monocular can help, but it's not going to give you that great field, that feel of depth. If you've got enough light that you can just see that little bit like the edge of the road, maybe most of the time with your naked eye. We've talked about this before. If you take a monocular and you're standing 25 yards from a tree, now this could be first, second, third generation, and you bring the device up, it's turned on and you're looking at the tree. If there's just enough natural light that you can almost, you know, you make out the outline of the tree. to the sky with your naked eye. Well, if you angle that device just right, see your eyes aren't always looking straight ahead unless you're almost looking at the horizon. Imagine the angle it takes if I'm holding something in my hand about 15 inches from my face. If both my eyes are angled in to look at that, there's a pretty steep angle there, isn't there? But if I'm looking at something 25 yards away, there's still that converging angle from each eye to look directly at something. If, and here's how to do this and back this thought line up, look at that tree. Get even the cardboard tube from the toilet paper roll or your piece of night vision and look at the tree. Point the night vision straight ahead like is your inclination. It is everyone's inclination to point it straight ahead. Now you point it at the tree, you turn your whole head. But if you can catch that tree with your natural eye, even just the outline of it, you see that looking back because you'll reference back and forth. Your mind can do this. You'll look through your naked eye and you'll reference back to the night vision eye, the mechanically enhanced, the night vision. When you look at that, you'll see that it's almost like looking in two different planes. Like you're looking with your hand on your nose. So you have to look at something in front of you with one eye or the other unless you point the night vision at the image that you're looking at, be it a tree, a washing machine or something, until those two images coincide in your mind. Because that's what your eyes do. Your eyes blend those two images together, the optic nerves. Way in the back, your brain mixes all those two images together. You can do that with a monocular, but you need a minimum of light to be able, natural light to supplement, as example, the edge of the road. I can just make out the edge of the road, but with the other eye and the night vision, I can make out that I'm certain there's not even something, a small critter standing in the road. I am certain where the edges of the road are. See how that works? I wouldn't say travel as fast as you would with a pair of goggles. It gives you a lot more feel of depth perception. Thank you, Mark. I would say any other questions on night vision. Run in another direction because again, I'm looking forward, I don't have a price on that new one, but it will be a retrofit to a lot of devices that are out there now that have the dinky little weaver rail on top of their gun sight, you know, like a night arrow or a Mars. Now another thing that can be done with this you guys, you'll find that some guns, like if you were to This is pretty cool. If you were to hang a night vision device on that dust cover on your SKS and you've got an illuminator on top of it, when you turn that on you find that beam lights up your daylight sight pretty good and it becomes a pretty strong image in your night vision device. You guys, there are a whole bunch of, and this is just jumping in my mind recently, There are a whole bunch of devices out there that are cheap that allow you to apply a weaver or a picatinny rail to a barrel. If you were to get a short one of these, a foremention, clamp it to your barrel 90 degrees to either side, slightly rear of the daylight sight. The weight is so small that you're not going... Now we know that like changing muzzle brakes or changing compensators as far as weight, big differences sometimes changes your point of impact. But if it changes the point of impact and you become familiar with it and you leave it there, what's the big deal? But what you could do would be to mount a rail forward on the barrel and then mount one of these illuminators right on that. Now your illuminator is to the left immediately behind or to the right depending on your preference and how you want to reach up there and turn it on. immediately to the left and behind or immediately to the right and behind of your forward sight. The emitter portion is almost at your muzzle. It will never see that front sight again. Neither will your night vision because if you turn on that illuminator, well, again, your night vision is going to adjust to the brightest thing in its field of view. There's a question for you guys that mounted a piece of first, second, or third generation and most of you guys with first generation are happy for this solution because if you've got a first generation device, you're more often than a second generation. You're itching to turn on that illuminator a little more often. If you do and if you're set up like this, now that doesn't mean you guys that you can't dismount that device on the barrel of your SKS and use your existing 450mm illuminator mount it there and stop illuminating the back of your front sight. And man if you do that you'll be a lot happier with your night vision first, second or third generation on top of your SKS. Yeehaw. I thought I'd mention that Mark. Thank you. And again, one of the other things to remember guys, illumination technology is two directions to go. Number one, We can use infrared LEDs. Those are the most common. They can be cannibalized even from old remote controllers. People don't think about that. I grab all of them and we can. There's a couple other components that are in the circuit for those that are kind of nice to have. But the LED is an IR LED for control. But the other option, of course you can buy brand new, and in many different sized lenses, the other option, something that was being talked about earlier, the spotlight idea, They're starting to come in for a little bit, don't know how long they're going to last. All the other stuff that's been coming in from Poland in the Czechs has been scarfed up pretty quick. But it appears that we might see a small quantity of the glass replacement lenses again from the 60s, early 70s through the 70s and beyond that were for vehicle use. There are a couple different sizes and if you can run into any of these, for a short time they came in at a big burst at the gun shows. Stacks of them like cookies. Like pie plates. If you see them grab them, they can be anywhere from 3 inches. to as large as 10 inches and 12 inches in diameter depending on what they were built for. And they were built for everything. Anything that could illuminate something had an IR illumination lens option. Typically there's a rubber boot that goes around the lens and it seats over the lighting. It's designed to go like a rubber gasket slash donut. It goes around the outside of the light to seal it. You can't have white light leaking, guys. So the IR solution is pretty cool. And again, that is an option. There were plastic. You see very few, and those aren't being released because those are priority and presently in service. And for that matter, even the glass ones are. If you don't think so, take a look again at all those pictures of what's going on over in the Ukraine. You might want to look at the front of those APCs and the front of those tanks. You'll notice some black lenses in the front. Well, they look black, but they're actually not quite black, guys. The infrared illuminators are still on the vehicles. And that means that again, their logic is they get shot. If they get shot or gacked or bumped or squished or poked, then you've got to replace them so they keep what they've got right now. See how that works? Just because it's older doesn't mean it's obsolete. But if you run into them, they're definitely worthwhile. They're very much useful. And it is a solution, not just complaining about how can I see in the dark. Really, is he taking down his technology and a few other things and you'll be able to see just fine. Not to mention shoot. Yeah, and the idea is not only be able to look at him and not just throw harsh language, but preferably small metal objects. Precious metal going down range doing what it's supposed to do. Indeed. Yep, that's a high priority. Yeah, go ahead. If anything else, please jump in there. Oh, just one thing. I think it was last week you were talking about old tanks that are anything but obsolete. We saw a video of the best tank that we released in World War II. Just before the end we released the Pershing. which had our version of the German 88 and 90mm gun which became the standard still in service into the 60s and 70s. We still had it in service and only in the late 60s, very early 70s did the M48 get upgraded to the 105 gun which was the M48A5. I think it was still based on the same gun which was based on the German 88. Exactly. Oh yeah, both the Russians, it was an 85, ours was a 90. Both the copies weren't quite as good as the original 88, but they worked. And ours became the norm for the western side across the board. That video showed that Pershing taking out a German Panzer tank in one of the very few actions that Pershing actually saw at the end of the war. Yes. Right. Then it was in Korea. It was extensively in Korea, as a matter of fact. Better units had the Pershing. Other units like the Marine Corps had the long tube Sherman. The Sherman was still very much in service, as you see, with all the images from the Korean War. But the Pershing was over there, too. Yeah, that long tube gun on the Sherman was probably the 76 anti-tank gun. Yep, 76.2. Yep. But yeah, I remembered what you said about old tanks still kill. Oh, there's actually a handful of Pershings that are privately owned that are in the family. It's funny because those were laying around and I don't know why, but the system kind of chucked them out and people wanted replacements. So what they got and what's sitting in replaced, we replaced them. because those were monument the other dropped off usual bfw cities whatever almost all the way dot were stopped it was being tossed by municipalities but funny because the return on the record a pv is or another armored vehicle some cases artillery are even more modern artillery which i think it's rather interesting so again just something to think about their while on the subject of armor mark you met my friend uh... bob a big B.S. Bob, you know, a big bottle of Bronze Star Bob. He drove a tank in Vietnam. A lot of you guys that were in Vietnam may have never seen a tank. You saw a lot of them square clunkers, but you may have never seen in America. But did you know there were even tank battles in Vietnam? The North Vietnamese got their tank shot out from under them. We could put something else there, but that's what happened. Yeah, the most common North Vietnamese sort of vehicle was, although they did have a number of T-54 55s that they brought across, later they brought up from across in fours, the PT-76 light tank, which is basically, it was an airborne vehicle like our Sheridan, and that's what basically came across and we faced off during a couple different actions, one of the most notorious Overruns of the Special Forces Base was PT-76s and support vehicles combined with the North Vietnamese forces. Actually, I believe it was the most highly decorated SF unit of the Vietnam War or any era with regard to the number of personnel who received both posthumous and a very limited number of alive awards for their valor. Again, they were facing off against tanks. It's where, just like the M16 got a lot of people killed, the M72 law in its earliest form had a lot of problems, mostly what we've talked about before, even though it was supposed to be prepped for the tropical environment many of the malfunction several people were killed in a separate or at the separate troopers were killed trying to act and react to the what they were trying to do i don't know i learned them very simple system but they're trying to get so that you have to stupid things to fire uh... fortunately they had those obsolete haha recoilless rifles And while the laws rocket failed even though they had pallets of them, the recoilless rifles are what knocked out the tanks. Something to think about there. Plus for anti-personnelies, they still were overrun. It was a very notorious situation. Support did not come in from the South Vietnamese counterparts who were very, very close. A number of different units responded to support, but it became a very big fiasco. And again, tanks in the wire, nobody believed it. That, like you said, was very rare, but originally they were calling out tanks in the wire and initially they thought it was some kind of how I don't know, but thought it was some kind of a joke or that somebody was pulling somebody's ribs. Is it that guy screaming about the giant again? Yeah, exactly. Only in this case, turns out, wow, they were absolutely right. And this is where, again, SF units, the only thing that saved the unit is that they did not worry about what's called table of authorized equipment. Remember, guys, we've talked about this. If they could grab it and it wasn't nailed down, they'd take it. and if they got it they never surrender it and because of that they had the wall sixes ninety millimeter record list i think there is couple seventy five which go back to world war two but we're just as deadly today they were banned and uh... everything was put to use But it ended up being again a major, you know, major overrun and again a series of whether we want to consider them intentional or accidental. In this day and age and we know about the liberty, we can't really be sure about that, can we, anymore. So, you know, betrayal, however it happened, they dealt with it. The big thing there with tank battles is the PT-76 light tank is just that slugging out with an M48 with a 90mm. The 90mm that was on the M48 is the same basic gun that was on the Pershing. There was no significant change in the firepower of battle tanks from the very end of World War II. up to about 1969-1970. Certainly the 105s were already in service before that, but they weren't completely dominant right away. It took time for that to happen, guys. The 90s were still king of the battlefield, and their equivalent, the 100mm on the other side for the Russians, was their counterpart, was their face-off. We still had a little better range. Again, once the 105s came into play, then the world changed again. It's interesting too that a lot of that stuff is still laying around out there. Like I said, take a look at the images of what's showing up in Ukraine. A lot of that equipment is Cold War and or World War II. And guess what? They pull the trigger. It seems to work. Wasn't there a YouTube thing a while back about a team that was dragging out One of the largest battle tanks ever made out of a swamp in eastern Russia there. Oh, there's a whole bunch, yes. As a matter of fact, well, you see, the Joseph Stalin won twos and threes, like what Pluffy was just talking about with the Pershing. At the end of the war, had the war last a little bit longer, we'd have been seeing much bigger slugfests. The Germans would have had their next generation of heavy tank in service. The Russians had a very small number of Joseph Stalin won twos and threes. and needless to say we have some Pershing's the British had a proposal for a number of heavies uh... you know actually the centurion uh... got into service just at the end of the war and the centurion mark one which would become the standard in being a main battle tank for the uh... brits and all of its commonwealths uh... actually saw action the very last days of the war the uh... the uh... centurion got into play So all the tanks that would be fighting the next 20 years worth of battles actually got into the end of World War II. And the Joseph Stalin III's also, they did recover. I've seen some videos showing KV-2's. Now the KV-1 was basically, you know, it's kind of funny. It's a heavy tank, more armor than the standard T-34's. But still the same gun, you know in other words Wow, we build this heavier tank and we put the same gun in it It's like now the reason for that is because when they built the KV ones They were of course on the downstroke. So they used whatever they had to dump from the turret They never really upgraded the KV one, you know, just stayed the 76.2 gun But then they came out with this, you know KV 2 heavy tank and basically they took the KV 1 chassis and put this big box turret Like, I mean, just a big rectangle with a big massive, I think, 152 gun on it. And it was a great target. It was a big tank. It was a big tank, but by putting what they did on it, they bogged down the design. At the later part of the war, the Joseph Stalin 1s, 2s and 3s started to come out. Those were more in line with and in fact very much look like what you would expect to see of a modern Russian tank as you see it today. In terms of the configuration, both the body, the low swung turret, wide turret, centered on the chassis, long main gun, what they call a cross country tube. Both sides originally started out with shorter gun tubes. Again, the audio behind it was that tanks also were pillboxes, but also had to work in the city. The Germans opted for long range because of where they were mostly on the western front. Forgive me, on the eastern front. And the Russians, not until the T-34-85 did they really get into a long-tube gun. So, back and forth they went, back and forth. Just like everything else, guys, somebody built something bigger, somebody built something bigger still. Sometimes bigger wasn't better, but it was interesting. Let's do this and call it the M4. Yeah, it's smaller. It's a totally different weapon. No, it's the same thing we've always had. Just gave you a different number so you'd feel good. We call it a CAR-15. We're at the top. Don, you're going to be available in just a minute. Your number for night vision, please. Hey, it's 231-796-8458. Very good. And again, guys, sock and pants in camouflage. Something just happened here. The wholesalers are running out of pants. I've never seen this before, but what's happening is the pants are going. Socks are harder than hell to find. Top? Right now I can get sizes like there's no tomorrow, but bottoms? It's unique to say the least. This world is definitely changing. God bless the Republic. Death to the New World Order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. But we are on the march, both day and night. Your feet are close to the battlefield, your pants are the next thing there with your knees bending and mounting into stuff, guys. That's what wears out first. That's why the stuff's disappearing, I'm sure. Don, your number for night vision encloses, please. Give it out a couple times. That number is... 2-3-1-7-9-6-8-4-5-8. Again, 2-3-1-7-9-6-8-4-5-8. Thank you, Mark. God bless you. 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