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Professor Toto - Teaches about The Constitution of the USA

FHMI-0558Professor Toto2023-04-28Toto Teaching

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  • (primary) Leviticus 20:13

Transcript

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* I want to make this plain tonight and I want you all to listen no branch of our government none executive judicial legislature the house the presidency the courts not one branch of our government was created to protect you I need you to listen open those ears not one branch was created to protect you they were all created to protect the Constitution why is that because they knew that the only way a republic can survive the only which just like a Church The Only Way a church can remain strong there must be a final Authority * I want you to hear what I'm telling you the most important thing in America is not you or your children or your grandchildren it is your Constitution this book right here this is the most important thing in America this is the most important thing in the church you see these two books without them you have a joke if you don't have this book then you will try to please the people in the church oh yeah I'm going to teach you now if you don't have this book as your final Authority then you'll try to make everybody in * your church like you as a preacher you want to make everybody like you but there's a problem because when you open this book and it says if a man lies with another man as he does with a woman that man is unclean and he is an Abomination unto his God thank you that book doesn't care about you it doesn't care about your feelings it doesn't care about how you see things oh no that book shuts you up oh Hallelujah I said that book will shut your mouth and make you submit same way with the Constitution here I don't want to throw that on the floor * son same thing with the Constitution of the United States of America it doesn't matter what you think about America you can call it a democracy you call it what you want to this book calls you a liar this book says that your opinion is worthless if it don't line up with this book you can come on son you're fine they all know we're working the only way that the Republic can survive is we must protect this constitution without you the keepers of our Republic what did Benjamin Franklin say if you can keep it I'm calling on you tonight Patriots * God-fearing Americans can we keep it the question is not up to God it is up to God's people who have heard the call of God to fight for this Republic if you want to fight for the Republic you have to fight for truth because that is the foundation of this Republic

Summary

In this short teaching, Professor Toto compares the authority of the Bible in the church with the authority of the Constitution in the American Republic. He argues that churches become unstable when Scripture is no longer treated as their final authority. Ministers who abandon that standard will allegedly begin shaping their teaching to please congregants. The speaker uses Leviticus 20:13 as an example of a biblical moral judgment that must be accepted regardless of personal feelings. He then applies the same principle to civil government. The Constitution is described as the final authority that restrains government and defines the Republic. The executive, legislative, and judicial branches are portrayed as having been established to preserve the constitutional order. The message concludes by invoking Benjamin Franklin’s challenge concerning whether citizens can “keep” the Republic. Listeners are urged to defend constitutional truth and accept personal responsibility for preserving the nation.

Core doctrine

Leviticus 20:13 - Scripture as the Church's Final Authority / The Constitution as the Republic's Governing Authority / Submission of Personal Opinion to Established Truth

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