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Covenant Morning Teaching “Your Role, Your Seat” Part 5

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  1. Shockly those people. They would get all of their people who were selling their

  2. products together in coliseum and they made it like a surface. They made it

  3. like Christianity, like God, and they would get them in there and they

  4. would get'em excited and get them boostuck. They get them they they they

  5. mess with their emotions. They talk about healing and deliverance and the power of

  6. God, and then you would leave because their bottom line was, but if

  7. you're going to be successful, you must sell I think it was Amway,

  8. Isaac. You must sell x number of dollars a year of Amway. And

  9. so the people start going to their doctors because they were depressed because they were

  10. trying their best to sell, but they weren't meeting the quotas. It is

  11. like most stuff. People call me now and say, Pastor, Pastor,

  12. I got a good idea. Your church can make money. You can make

  13. money and you don't have to do nothing. You know what automatically happens?

  14. Then say you don't happen right there. I don't want to hear it,

  15. I don't wanna be involved with it. Don't tell me about it. I

  16. ain't actually my look, Ida asked y'all too many times to sign over your

  17. cell phone business, and we're gonna all get under the same cell phone playing

  18. at the church. Because what they're gonna do is get the church twenty dollars

  19. for everybody who sign up. It don't work out, it don't wanna well,

  20. y'all If all y'all change y'all car insurance to the same company Blue Blue

  21. Dolphins, say they're gonna here in the church ten dollars from everybody in the

  22. church, and this is the way we're gonna build a church off of Blue

  23. Dolphin. Oh oh, y'all, I just found out. If all of

  24. us take our internet service and sign up under the same banner, this is

  25. what's gonna happen. So now when people call me, I'm really say no,

  26. thank you. Woitmen, you ain't seen it yet. Look I'm scared.

  27. I thank god I live in the neighborhood that say no solicitation, because

  28. hey, I was just in the neighborhood and I gotta I gotta purify for

  29. your house, and we're gonna give you purified free. Your house smelled good.

  30. But listen, let me show you I got it right here. Can

  31. I use your plug? Can I your water? That's the first mistake.

  32. Can they use your plug usual water see see see see the frankrance you get

  33. and this this, this, this, uh, this thing right here.

  34. You can plug it on the rest of the machine and you can vacuum with

  35. it. You can clean your upholstery. You let me show you something here.

  36. Let me show you something. You got dust up here on your fan.

  37. But put this right here, get it off in two minutes. Let

  38. me, Oh, let me show you. Let me show you. Let

  39. me. Let's go outside this same machine. I can spread at your tithes

  40. and your car. Your tithes will be cleaned. Oh oh waitmen, let

  41. me show you know all that hard grime you have on your driveway. I

  42. can take the same machine. How much is it? One thousand, one

  43. hundred and forty nine dollars. But don't get upset. Don't get upset.

  44. Don't get upset. We have broken it down into twelve monthly payments. And

  45. oh wait, man, wait man, hold on, who hold on,

  46. Hold hold on, hold on, h boss. I'm here with James Jr.

  47. And he's really interested in our machine. Say what you say, James

  48. to you? I got good news for you. He done knocked one hundred

  49. and forty nine dollars off first payment. You ain't even got to pay it.

  50. He's smiling, sir, thank you so very much. You know you

  51. know he only do that for certain because thank you so very much. I'll

  52. call y'all back after I get to get this fool to side this contract.

  53. Is that really what it is? Well, that's all training. Two boys

  54. selling the magazines. I never did get the magazines pay for. I ain't

  55. seen the magazine yet. The guy be out there out of all that they

  56. have information. You're not privy too, got I was just out of the

  57. neighborhood and uh, I see you don't have our our our a burglar alarm

  58. on your house. Can I tell you something? Did you know there's been

  59. ten robberies right in your neighborhood? Do you know Jack around the corner?

  60. Jack got his car broken into two nights ago. They rambled off through his

  61. car and tore out the thing. You do you know, Sue, Susie.

  62. It isn't amazing that they have done their homework. They know people in

  63. the neighborhood that they know you would know, and they use the information so

  64. they can do it the room. Look, look, tell me one company

  65. that's going on your roof and not gonna find nothing wrong. I'm waiting for

  66. the day that the company say, I went up there and your roof is

  67. in good shake. I really wanted you op in there, but ain't nothing

  68. wrong with your roof. Everybody come out of the house, you know,

  69. they say, or you got a leak. I said, well, that's

  70. funny cause I ain't seen no leak in the ceiling yet. Oh it's just

  71. a few more days, and let me help you. Cause what I'm gonna

  72. do, because do you remember, we had a storm about three weeks ago.

  73. And what I'm gonna do is, I'm gonna tell your insurance company,

  74. Daryl, I'm gonna tell your insurance company that during that storm, your shingles

  75. were blown off your house, and we're gonna get you a free roof.

  76. Say what, you're talking too low? Say what? And you have just

  77. agreed to lie? Say to God, shout and Saint, speaking in tongue,

  78. Sat, you have just agreed to lie? Yeah, yeah, yeah,

  79. you go ahead tell the lie. I'm with you. I'm with you.

  80. When I'm gonna need you to sign some paper, say you lie,

  81. Okay, I'm gonna signum'mna signing, I'm gatt ready, give me a free

  82. roof. What are your morals? What are your values? Okay? So,

  83. and I want you to understand because I'm trying to make you just relate

  84. so that you get it. And I only have a few moments. Jezebel

  85. had a dominant personality. But Jezebel was a spirit. It was not a

  86. woman. It was not someone who wore a makeup. It was not.

  87. Uh, there are males Jezebels, there are female Jesabel because spirits don't have

  88. genders. Okay. It is a spirit. It is a pest personality.

  89. It is a mindset, it is a way of thinking. It is a

  90. house of thoughts. So Jezebel had a dominant personality. That was her first,

  91. first thing. And because she had a dominant personality, that made her

  92. because it is possible to have more than one of these traits. She was

  93. an analyst. But she's also a commander. She was a debater, she

  94. was a campaigner and more important than she's a protagonist. Okay, So what

  95. she did was she used her dominant personality as well as her bad spirit to

  96. control the people around her and her, including her husband, and her husband

  97. was the worst one because once a Ham would not stand up and be the

  98. man, God placed judgment on him. A Habit is considered as one of

  99. the worst people in the Bible. So we got several people and we're finished.

  100. We got several people. We got we got people. And y'all have

  101. heard these people before. Number one, people who are all talk and no

  102. action, always talking about stuff. They always ah, we ah, we

  103. need to well. Oh, what I'm gonna do. All what I'm gonna

  104. do is I'm gonna go out to farm. I'm'a buy two hogs, and

  105. uh, next Saturday, I'm gonna bring the two hogs. And uh uh

  106. I got a friend. It got two grills, and he got two grills

  107. and uh and uh uh uh. You ain't even gotta bring the plate.

  108. She ain't gotta bring nothing. Just just just show up at the church at

  109. nine o'clock in the morning and me and the guys. Uh uh uh,

  110. we're gonna we're gonna cook these hogs. And uh about one o'clock you're gonna

  111. have barbecue. Okay, we show up next Saturday. Oh oh oh uh

  112. something something help. We gonna have to do it next Saturday. So you

  113. come next Saturday, and finally you come three or fourth Saturdays, and then

  114. what do you do? What do you do after? Un can look if

  115. you if you like most people, this is a false Saturday, and you

  116. nee had me out here. I had stuff to do, I couldn't get

  117. it done. I had of wasted four saturdays with two rascal. I ain't

  118. coming this false Saturday. If you have barbecue, you're gonna have it on

  119. your own, Okay, all right? Number two, these are people who

  120. talk two much. You ever seen a person who while you're talking it is

  121. it is right, but we make it wrong. A person who talks so

  122. much you never get a word in, or they talk so much that while

  123. you are talking, they already thinking about ooh, ooh, ooh, I

  124. got a story that's better than their story. That's called one up. It's

  125. actually calling one up. So those are people, and these people dominate the

  126. conversation because their personality trait from the other side, their personality trait is you

  127. have to acknowledge me and again, as we do from both sides. Mother

  128. Lane, this may be a person who when there was a child never got

  129. to speak, so says, I ain't never get to speak as a child.

  130. I'm finna speak now, and I'm gonna talk until I fall out.

  131. I'm gonna talk to anybody listening, all right, And sometimes sometimes it be

  132. I'm an only child and I don't have I ain't never had nobody to talk

  133. to. So now I got to get out all the talk from the thirty

  134. five years before I got thirty five years of talk. I got to get

  135. out. And you sit down on your temper, and y'all gonna sit here

  136. and listen to me. Okay, So you talk too much? Some people

  137. talk. The third extremists, the people who talk because they refuse to listen

  138. Jesus. In other words, these are these are your I know it all.

  139. You can't tell me nothing, So what I do is talk or over

  140. talk you. Again similar to the personality of the person who talks too much.

  141. Because I have had no relevance or importance in my life. Either I

  142. had I was only born, and I had sisters, and sisters got all

  143. the attention. Either I was the youngest child, and I feel like I've

  144. been slighted by my parents because they didn't give me enough attention that I'm trying

  145. to show you. But there. There's always some reason, and I'm gonna

  146. say something's gonna sound real. Mean most people, unless you go to a

  147. therapist, you never tap into what your reason is. Yes, Kim,

  148. different life because most adult children start to recognize, uh, there is uh.

  149. There are two books. First book I do not recognize. I can't

  150. stand this book, but when I was studying sociology and psychology, it was

  151. one of the main books. It is called the Bell Curve. What he

  152. determines in his he actually takes his dissertation and he's writing. What he determines

  153. is. What he says is Black people are inferior. He says because of

  154. our culture, the way we were brought up. Black people can't think for

  155. their own, can't do anything on their own, and so he says it

  156. is a part of the Bell curve. There's another writer who says that by

  157. position, by by where we were born in our family, our position plays

  158. a lot in our personality.