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Professor Toto's - Monologue "Trump At The Rubicon"

FHMI-0548Professor Toto2023-03-24Toto Teaching

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  • (primary) Ezekiel 22:30

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Professor Toto's Monologue "Trump At The Rubicon" - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUKq6DA7bOQ Transcript: (00:00) joyous Caesar standing at the Rubicon I'm sure you've heard the phrase before about Crossing the Rubicon the title of tonight's monologue is remember the Rubicon I'm going to take you to the Rubicon and explain to you why Julius Caesar had to cross that Rubicon when Julius Caesar was a young boy he loved his Nation of Rome he loved the Republic that they had built Rome was a republic Rome was built on the rule of law there was a legislative body called the Senate and this nation gave freedom and liberty to its citizens it prided itself on on (01:05) free enterprise its Pride was in its freedom all Roman citizens were free men Julius Caesar was one of those free men Julius Caesar decided that he wanted to fight for Rome and indeed he did and he became one of Rome's greatest generals Warriors as he fought to repair to to hold on to the Republic he fought to keep this way of life for all men to make Rome first in all the world that was his goal that's what he loved to do during his youth the Roman Republic entered chaotic times and he seized upon that opportunity (02:06) notice this listen carefully Rome was in chaos and here's Julius Caesar that came on the scene in the moment of chaos you know chaos like Obama's allowing transgenders in the bathrooms and gays in the military and on and on that kind of chaos the Republic was falling apart Julius Caesar came in and seized that opportunity he seized that moment after that he was so beloved of the people for his love for the Republic that he became the governor of a Roman province Spain and then he returned to Rome after he served his (03:01) Nation as a governor he came back to Rome and he formed political alliances that made him the governor of Gaul g-a-u-l which is now France and Belgium well Julius Caesar had to go to Gall and defeat them and that was no easy task he literally went and fought the swamp while he was there for 10 years fighting for the Republic he gained such notoriety and he became so beloved of the people that he literally became the de facto ruler of Rome even while the Senate was literally the ruler of Rome he was so beloved he was off in Gaul or Mar-A-Lago (04:05) wherever he was Trump Tower but while he was there he caused the people to love him and there he got very wealthy while he was in Gaul from all the plunder of the war he became a very wealthy man very so wealthy that he began to scare the Senate he began to they began to be very afraid of him because they knew that this wealth would make him uncontrollable and with the love of the people it would make him Unstoppable so after he had conquered Gaul while he was gone in the Senate there was another man Pompeii that began to pass laws (05:10) and begin to write laws that they knew that Caesar would violate just little bitty you know nothing laws but uh they they began to just write these laws while he was gone into the penal code and their plan was the way they were going to bring him down was they were going to find him in violation of these laws that they had written while he was gone they were going to find him in violation of the law that way that when he returned he could be arrested or choose to go away in Exile this was their plan he was too big he (06:04) was too popular he was too loved so here's the politicians over here playing with the laws playing with District Attorneys playing with statutes finding a way to make Julius Caesar a criminal against the Republic the Republic that he was trying to save the Republic that he was expanding in gold you see up until this point Rome was not an Empire she was a republic she was not tyrannical yet she was still a republic but that was about to change now Julius Caesar heard about their plans it was told to him what they were going to do (07:02) and there he is in Gaul increasing in power increasing in strength and wealth and it was agitating the Senators because they were afraid Caesar would become king so what was he supposed to do he could return to Rome and let them arrest him or remain at Mar-A-Lago and promise to not be a threat any further go away Julius Caesar go away stay out of sight and out of mind get off of Twitter get off of Facebook just stop and we won't find any of these laws that you violated go away Julius retire (08:06) just don't come back to Rome because you are a criminal here we wrote laws while you were gone of things you were doing over there nothing major but you know enough to stop you in your tracks Julius Julius Caesar loved the republic too much to be intimidated by their district attorneys by their prosecutors by their fake friendships he loved Rome and the republic too much to go away this was his life calling to save the Republic to make Rome great again so what does Julius Caesar do he walks up to a river called the (09:00) Rubicon that was a very shallow River that separated Rome from her provinces and as he stood there at that River he he had to make a decision whether to allow the Republic to crumble or to go back and rebuild it and yes that would mean going back and fighting his own countrymen to save his country as he stood at the Rubicon in 49 BC as he stood there he said that one of the reasons that he was going to declare war on his own Nation was so that because he knew and I'm quoting that he would be prosecuted for legal irregularities (10:04) from the district attorney violations of various laws passed by Pompeii the consequences would be exile so there he stands at the Rubicon hide out or declare war against your own countrymen he stood at that River he had to decide whether this was his moment or not should he go back to Mar-A-Lago should he allow them because if he'll go back they'll drop all these indictments if you want your life back Caesar trap if you want your life back go back home get away from the Rubicon but he looked over and he remembered the (11:02) Rome he grew up in he remembered the ideals of Rome being the greatest nation on Earth and he called to his men to prepare for battle and there he crossed the Rubicon he turned to his men and here's what he said to them according to the record he said he spoke to them about injustices done to him by political enemies how Pompeii had written laws to trap him and he focused on how his rights had been trampled by the Senate and fake news he loved the Republic Free Trade property right private Enterprise he loved what he was fighting for (12:03) but if he wanted to fight for it now he would have to fight his own countrymen to save for them what they were so willing to lose he crossed the Rubicon he went to battle against the swamp of Rome he won the victory he was restored to his legitimate office as a leader of the Republic and immediately He restored the Republic immediately He restored the gold and silver a financial structure immediately he he he he repaired what Pompeii had destroyed remember this remember who it was that destroyed Julius Caesar (13:09) it was his friends Brutus rhinos that came out to destroy him I want you to hear me tonight Donald Trump is standing at the Rubicon and so is his army and I hope all the hate people know I'm speaking euphemistically he's standing at the Rubicon and there we stand with him and he turns around like Julius Caesar did and says it's Injustice what they're doing to me I love this nation I love this Republic I love this country and they're trying to track me with laws don't you know that it was Cuomo the governor of New (13:58) York who extended the statue of limitations in New York to help trap Trump Jay Wilson that's a great question why are we trying to stop a burning country from falling when the Bible tells us these things must come to pass I'm going to answer your question Jay Wilson great question how many times did God say the same thing about the nation of Israel go read the Bible almost in every chapter Israel he was about to destroy them it wasn't going to be long he was going to wipe them off the Earth and every time his Mercy took over and he would raise (14:46) up a man he would raise up a savior for Israel a deliverer that would stay the hand of judgment for a little while longer that's why he said four years before Donald Trump ever announced his candidacy that's why he said through the mouth of Kim Clement there will be a president by the name of Donald he will serve two terms I believe the reason that is is because it is not time for this World War III yet only one man can stop it God has raised him up our prayers have touched the master America is beloved of Yahweh and yes one (15:36) day that fall will come but until then he raises up a man to stay his own hand in the word of God Yahweh said I sought for a man that would stop me from doing what judgments demands that I do Hallelujah he looks for a man that will stop him from passing the judgment ladies and gentlemen we all stand at the Rubicon tonight but I want to tell you there will be Victory and our man Donald Trump will not have long not long four years that's it to help bring in the next leader but his friends will try to destroy him just like Julius Caesars did (16:36) I hope tonight that you see where we're standing and where we are and how important it is that we do not lose focus we do not get distracted the same God that miraculously gave Donald Trump the presidency in 2016. he has not changed he will do it again good night soldiers Pompeii and the Senate have formally declared that guys Julius Caesar is an enemy of Rome [Applause] I'm glad that I am a criminal they have declared an effect that all of you also are criminals veto was not exercised people's Tribune Mark Antony and 50 men of the 13th were (17:39) assaulted by a thousand head of pompeian scum [Applause] a Tribune of the plebs assaulted on the steps of the Senate house can you imagine a more terrible sacrilege a beloved Republic is in the hands of Mad Men this is a dark day and I stand at a fork in the road I can abide the Lord surrender my arms to the Senate and watch the Republic fall to tyranny and Chaos or I can go home with my sword in my hand and run those Maniacs to the top in Rock

Summary

In Trump at the Rubicon, Professor Toto recounts Julius Caesar’s rise, his conflict with the Roman Senate, and his decision to cross the Rubicon in 49 BC. The speaker portrays Caesar as a popular defender of the Republic whose political enemies manipulated laws and threatened prosecution to force him from public life. This history is used as an analogy for Donald Trump. Trump is described as standing before a comparable choice: retreat from political life or confront the prosecutors and political institutions attempting to stop his return. The biblical foundation appears near the conclusion, where the speaker paraphrases Ezekiel 22:30. Yahweh’s search for a man to stand in the gap and prevent destruction is applied to Trump. The speaker argues that God has frequently shown mercy to nations by raising up temporary deliverers who delay judgment. America’s eventual fall is acknowledged, but the speaker claims that the time has not yet arrived. Trump is therefore presented as a divinely raised leader who will return to office, prevent wider war, restrain national judgment, and temporarily restore the Republic.

Core doctrine

Ezekiel 22:30 - A man Standing in the Gap for a Nation Divine Mercy Delaying National Judgment / Political Courage at an Irreversible Turning Point

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