Professor Toto - YOUNG WASHINGTON as taught by PROFESSOR TOTO BEFORE the release of the movie

YOUNG WASHINGTON as taught by PROFESSOR TOTO BEFORE the release of the movie. - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6gupzFrKK4 Transcript: (00:00) I would like to start by showing you the proof of God's grace. We're going to start with one man. The man that could not be killed. This is the story of a man that history called the indispensable man. Indispensable, what does that word mean? Indispensable. That means if you take this one man out of the story, there would be no United States of America. (00:37) There would be no republic. There would be no Constitution. And we would still be living under the British Crown today. I'm sure by now you know who the indispensable man was. His name was George Washington. History on the left and the right all agree that the entire republic hangs on one man that saved America. Imagine that thought. (01:16) One nation hanging on one mortal man out of billions of people that are alive on planet Earth. There was one man that an entire empire, if you will, hung on. Now, it's interesting that we can say that about George Washington, that he saved America. And we're all okay with that. But I'm calling hypocrisy. Because when we say the same thing about Donald Trump, oh, got never could one man save a nation. (01:55) You see the hypocrisy. I hope you do. Because this one man, George Washington, do you know how many times he should have died before this nation was ever born? Let me tell you about a few of those times. Number one, he was 21 years old and he was traveling 500 miles through a forest held by hostile Indian tribes. (02:25) And while he was traveling, his own guide, the man that was leading him through the wilderness, ran ahead of him about 15 ft, turned around with a gun and shot George Washington. He was a trained marksman. A child could not have missed George Washington at 15 ft. The gun discharged, but the bullet missed. The bullet glazed him or grazed him, rather. (03:03) And then, at the Battle of Monongahela, when Braddock was defeated, George Washington is a British officer and his unit was ambushed by the Indians. The officers were on horseback and they were all perfect targets for this ambush. They were all sitting high above the smoke. They were perfect targets. And one after another, all of George Washington's compatriots were falling dead off of their horses, shot one after another. (03:46) And then, even Washington, his horse, fell underneath him. It had been shot. So, what does George do? He runs and grabs another horse and jumps on that horse. And that horse fell beneath him. Shot. When the battle was over, George Washington takes off his cloak, his coat. And in his coat is four bullet holes. And not one of those bullets went through him. (04:25) He wrote this letter. And here's what he said, "I have been protected beyond all human possibility or expectation. I've been left in the land of the living by the miraculous care of God." And there was a young soldier that wrote, "I heard the bullets whistle and believe me, there is something in that sound. And they all passed him by. (05:02) " A guide shoots him 15 ft and misses. Officers are falling all around him like wheat while he stays in the saddle. Two horses dead beneath him. Four holes in the coat, not one in the chest, and then he goes on to become the one indispensable man in the founding of the freest nation in human history. Ladies and gentlemen, that's not luck. (05:30) Luck has nothing to do with this. Washington himself told you in his letter what it was, the care of God. But why? You ask the question, why would God let all the other soldiers die. Their moms were praying for them, but not Washington. Because he never does anything without a man. And if he's getting ready to bring forth a nation, and he's already chosen the man that's going to do it, then a bullet can fly right past his ear, to towards his brain, and never touch him. (06:13) Because God is involved in the affairs of men. Now, right after this battle, where those four bullet holes didn't go through his chest, George Washington goes to church. And his pastor, Samuel Davies, he was a giant of the Great Awakening. He would go on to become the president of Princeton College. In the summer of 1755, America is not even a nation yet. (06:48) She's 13 colonies. Washington is 23 years old. He's barely known, but everyone in the community knew he survived Monongahela battle. It was noised everywhere about his four bullets. So, everyone knew him, including this pastor. And here, while Reverend Samuel Davies was preaching, he turns to George Washington and says these words, "I cannot but hope that God has preserved you in such a manner for some important service to his country. (07:38) " Think about it for a moment. This young boy sitting in the church that the PASTOR PROPHESIES OVER. GOD has brought you to the kingdom for such a time as this. That's basically what he said. The reiteration of the words spoken to Queen Esther. He looked at that young man that bullets could not touch and said God is saving you for something. (08:05) And by the way, that sermon is in print. It's preserved in the national archives. You can read it. 1755 a man was reading God's grace is shed on thee to George Washington. Now, shortly after that, we're told that an Indian that was in that battle of Monongahela found George Washington, ran into him somehow 16 years after the battle. (08:41) And he said, "I traveled a long way to find you." And the warrior told him he was there at that battle by the river. "I was one of the warriors firing my weapon at you." He told George Washington, "I personally singled you out and I ordered my best marksman to bring you down. And shot after shot was aimed at you. (09:13) " And that Indian said these words, and I quote, "But a power mightier far than we had shielded you from harm. And that's when I said, 'He cannot die in battle. He will become the chief of nations and a people yet unborn will hail him as the founder of a mighty empire. This old pagan warrior was used by God to say to George Washington, God shed his grace on the undeserved, unmerited, but God needed a man for his nation. (10:10) Now, we know the rest of the story, how great this nation became. But then, in the 1930s, something horrible happened to America called the Great Depression. People were jumping out of windows after the stock market crash, and America seemed to be falling apart. In 1941, we were too poor to enter the Second World War. (10:40) We were too poor from the Depression to enter that war. We were a military pygmy. We were a foreign policy lightweight. We were in a bad way in this nation. Our army was smaller than the European armies. We had spent an entire decade in Great Depression. It broke our banks. It gutted our arsenals. And yet, once again, God shed his grace on the In the next 4 years, guess what all of the nations in that war needed. (11:29) They all needed weapons. And guess who was the only nation on Earth that they could buy them from because we were not in the war and we had the means to make them. The United States of America, the wealth of the wicked was literally laid up for this nation. And 4 years later, we had produced, are you ready? 86,000 tanks. (11:55) 2 million military trucks. 6,500 rifles were created by America. 96,000 air bombers. Aircraft of every kind by the hundreds of thousands and 41 billion rounds of ammunition. And we mobilized 16 million American men, more than Germany and more than twice of Japan. We did that in 4 years. God shed his grace on us and right after that, our greatest enemy, the one that our children were scared of, was the Red Army. (12:54) Russia, the USSR, the Soviet Union was our enemy, our greatest rival. And we were afraid of that enemy, the single most dangerous adversary the United States ever faced. A rival that had the nuclear power to end civilization in one day. And that, our greatest enemy, fell before us. Not in a war. It simply vanished in a day. (13:29) In 19 the flag of the hammer and the sickle came down over the Kremlin for the last time. And the most heavily armed enemy in American history dissolved quietly like a bad dream. Tens of thousands of weapons stood down and not one of them would fly. The most dangerous standoff in the history of our human race, human species, ended. It just ended. (13:59) By luck? No. And that left America standing alone at the highest peak of human history. Moses said we would be the head and not the tail. America would be great because God shed his grace on thee. Now, here's where I want to tell you the truth. The grace of God was not on America because we were better than other people. (14:37) Good [snorts] people exist all over the world. The blessings fell on America not because we earned it, but because Yahweh always keeps his word. And he made a promise to Abraham what would happen in the end time to Ephraim and Manasseh. It was an everlasting promise. And that's why the hand of providence, even when we did not deserve it and we do not deserve it, but the covenant did not rest on us. (15:11) It rested on who our father was, Jacob. It rested on the character of the God that swore he would bless. He told Abraham, "Your children will be a blessing to the whole world. I will bless them. I will do all of these things." Told him exactly what would happen in the end time to the United States of America. (15:35) So, no, I've never said America's perfect. And oh, do we have our sins. But our covenant is greater than our sin because the scripture calls Abraham's descendants blessed. The hand that lifted this nation did so because of a promise. So, what do you and I do with this grace that God has shed on us? First of all, it's time for you to start teaching your children the truth about who America is. (16:13) Don't you think it's time for you to quit giving them the old tired line that Columbus discovered America? No, Yahweh created America and established it for Israel, the descendants of Abraham. Don't you think it's time for you to order my book the Tracking the Tribes? Don't you think it's time for you to quit fighting this truth and understand this truth? It is time for you to be awakened to your true Israelite identity. THE TIME IS NOW. (16:47) The hour has come. The voice has been heard by you. What you do with it now is predicated upon you. Your children need to know who America and Great Britain are. It is time that they hear the truth that they are the bloodline descendants of Ephraim and Manasseh. We need to reconsecrate ourselves. American parents, it is time for you to talk about the greatness of America, not because America is great, but because the covenant that God made with Abraham is greater than our lack of greatness. (17:41) We are great today because God is great. And his ability to keep his promises is great. You have heard the truth. It is time to sing the praises of Ephraim and Manasseh and the God that took a pygmy nation and brought us to the summit of the world and that will carry us through whatever is coming. (18:13) The hand of God is still on this nation. I'm going to prove to you right now that God is not through shedding his grace on America. Because if his grace was not on America, some people say that's wonderful. George Washington is great. World War II, that's all great. The bullets, the bombers, the Berlin Wall, but that was then. How do I know that God's grace is still on America? I'll show you. (18:52) This was America's future. This was America's destiny. This is the fundamental transformation of a God-fearing Christian nation that was about to be ripped away forever from your children. Look at those faces, Bush, Obama, Biden, Hillary. Kamala. That was the conveyor belt that was bringing America to hell. That was the future they had already planned for this country. (19:34) They were handing one off to the next. It was a managed decline, a managed fundamental transformation into socialism and communism. The fix was already in. The pollsters agreed. The media agreed. The money agreed. Every expert in every newsroom told you that the line you're looking at on your screen was unbreakable and the destination was certain. (20:07) It was already done. America was going to be quietly walked off the cliff and half the country wouldn't even feel the fall by following these Pied Pipers of hell until the fall was over and America was communist, socialist and then suddenly God shed his grace on thee in 2016. He defied every voice to the contrary. (20:43) >> Donald Trump will not become >> He is not Donald Trump is not going to be president of the United States. >> [music] >> Take it to the bank. Guarantee it. >> There's not going to be a president Donald Trump. That's not GOING TO HAPPEN. >> I think that man will be president of the United States right about the time spaceships come down filled with dinosaurs and red capes. (21:04) >> I'm not going to vote for him. >> Donald Trump has been saying that he will run for president as Republican, which is surprising since I just assumed he was running as a joke. >> And we better be ready for the fact that he might be leading the Republican ticket next >> [laughter] >> I know you don't believe that, but I want to go on to Matthew Dowd. (21:20) >> Which Republican candidate has the best [clears throat] chance of winning the general election? >> Of the declared ones right now, Donald Trump. >> Donald Trump. Just last week he confirmed to the National Review that he is again considering a run in 2016. [music] >> Do it. >> Donald Trump will never, ever be president of the United States. (21:42) >> Donald Trump will never be elected president of the United States. >> Donald [music] Trump is a here today, gone tomorrow candidate for president of the United States. >> I continue to believe Mr. Trump Trump will not be president. >> He will never be president of the United States. >> So, when you stand and deliver that State of the Union [music] address, in no part of your mind or brain can you imagine Donald Trump standing up one day and delivering a State of the Union address? >> Well, I can imagine it in a Saturday (22:12) night skit. >> I, Donald John Trump, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the office of President of the United States, so help me God. >> The nation is asking for action and action now. >> The church is raising >> election of the nation. >> a crown >> We humbly ask >> thy good >> the blessings of God >> with brotherhood. (22:43) >> May he protect >> from sea >> each and every one of us. >> May he guide me in the >> One president was called the indispensable man. This one was called the unelectable man. The certain future was cancelled at the last possible second. Even though bullets grazed his ear headed for his brain. A certain future. (23:16) I need you to hear me tonight. I want you to look at that screen. A certain future. IT WAS ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN that the handoff was going to Hillary. It was beyond dispute. Even Donald Trump didn't believe he would win. The undeniable future was cancelled at the last moment. The door that slammed shut just before the nation walked through it. (23:49) It [clears throat] was slammed shut. They've spent 10 years trying to explain it away. Russia, racism, luck, accident, anything but the one explanation that they have trained themselves never to say out loud. The same explanation of the four bullet holes in Washington's coat. The same hand, the same grace, the hand that turned the bullet at 15 paces reached into a modern election and turned this nation off the road of socialism at the 11th hour. (24:32) You watched a miracle in real time and they told you it was a fluke. Well, why wasn't it a fluke the second time? You've seen the pattern all night long. The hand, the grace that would not let America fall in 1755 with George Washington has not withdrawn his hand. It is not shortened. In 2016 with Donald John Trump. (25:06) Donald John Trump, that is why I can tell you six years in a row we win in the end not because we're clever, not because we're strong, but because there's still a hand. There is still grace on her. And the nation that will remember that hand, that's the nation that that hand will never let go of. Good night, America. (25:42) >> If tomorrow all the things [music] were gone I worked for all my life and I had [music] to start again with just my children and my wife. I'd thank the Lord cuz the flag still stands.