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'''DR. KINLEY:''' Now when they knew him, they didn't glorify him or they didn't honor and respect him as they should, see what I'm talking -- Now I said when they knew him. Now let me tell you what I mean by that. See, they heard him speak from the mountain! They felt the tremble and even Moses stood there and trembled. We got that in the 12th chapter of Hebrews, isn't that right? They knew he was good see. He gave them their commandments, that right? And the fact of the matter it wasn't given to them to keep, see, but when they knew him they didn't glorify Yahweh.  
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'''READER :’’’But became vain in their imaginations,
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'''READER:''' But became vain in their imaginations,
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’But they become vain in their imagination, that's in their imagination! Not their knowledge! But their imagination! They became vain. People just as vain as they can be. See they don't like how they created --- I better leave it alone. See see there some of them dissatisfied with their color. You see the black man know that he can't be white, and see he's running around talking about he's under privileged (Laugh) Ain't given Yahweh's ability _____ Yahweh ain't no respecter of person, he knows who you are! (Laugh) He meant just as much _____ for you as for anybody else. And the white man he's saying because well he's been free all of his life he ain't got none, he's going around complaining about that, see, saying I wish I was a Negro they wouldn't expecting so much of me. (Laugh) I tell you we ain't never satisfied! (Laugh) See what I'm talking about? Wouldn't look so bad if I'd been black, in an old "raggedy" car ain't got nothing in the bank. (Laugh) See ain't no better off then the Negro. Negro he's hollering, he's crying (Laugh) I'm telling you he just done everything for every creature, they just don't understand. Alright, read on, Dr. Harris.
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' But they become vain in their imagination, that's in their imagination! Not their knowledge! But their imagination! They became vain. People just as vain as they can be. See they don't like how they created --- I better leave it alone. See see there some of them dissatisfied with their color. You see the black man know that he can't be white, and see he's running around talking about he's under privileged (Laugh) Ain't given Yahweh's ability _____ Yahweh ain't no respecter of person, he knows who you are! (Laugh) He meant just as much _____ for you as for anybody else. And the white man he's saying because well he's been free all of his life he ain't got none, he's going around complaining about that, see, saying I wish I was a Negro they wouldn't expecting so much of me. (Laugh) I tell you we ain't never satisfied! (Laugh) See what I'm talking about? Wouldn't look so bad if I'd been black, in an old "raggedy" car ain't got nothing in the bank. (Laugh) See ain't no better off then the Negro. Negro he's hollering, he's crying (Laugh) I'm telling you he just done everything for every creature, they just don't understand. Alright, read on, Dr. Harris.
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'''READER :’’’And their foolish heart was darkened
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'''READER:''' And their foolish heart was darkened
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’And their foolish heart was darkened. See when you don't respect him see see as you probably should. Now he's going to take them talents away from you he gave you, see, and then you become corrupt, you see, in your imagination and you will have hallucinations and so forth and so on. You follow and so if you don't glorify him as you should that's why ( ) Let me explain to what I mean by that. See after while you know devilish well you were wrong about a lot of things and you should rather die and go to (heaven) I mean ah (Laugh) I caught that one that time (Laugh) then to admit that you were wrong about something.
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' And their foolish heart was darkened. See when you don't respect him see see as you probably should. Now he's going to take them talents away from you he gave you, see, and then you become corrupt, you see, in your imagination and you will have hallucinations and so forth and so on. You follow and so if you don't glorify him as you should that's why ( ) Let me explain to what I mean by that. See after while you know devilish well you were wrong about a lot of things and you should rather die and go to (heaven) I mean ah (Laugh) I caught that one that time (Laugh) then to admit that you were wrong about something.
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'''READER :’’’Professing themselves to be wise
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'''READER:''' Professing themselves to be wise
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’Professing themselves to be wise
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' Professing themselves to be wise
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'''READER :’’’They become fools
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'''READER:''' They become fools
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’See they become fools, alright
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' See they become fools, alright
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'''READER :’’’And changed the glory
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'''READER:''' And changed the glory
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’And changed the glory of the
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' And changed the glory of the
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'''READER :’’’Uncorruptible
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'''READER:''' Uncorruptible
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’Uncorruptible
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' Uncorruptible
    
'''READER:''''''Lecture given by Dr. Kinley. Date unknown.'''
 
'''READER:''''''Lecture given by Dr. Kinley. Date unknown.'''
 
'''READER:''' Neither were thankful
 
'''READER:''' Neither were thankful
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’Now when they knew him, they didn't glorify him or they didn't honor and respect him as they should, see what I'm talking -- Now I said when they knew him. Now let me tell you what I mean by that. See, they heard him speak from the mountain! They felt the tremble and even Moses stood there and trembled.
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' Now when they knew him, they didn't glorify him or they didn't honor and respect him as they should, see what I'm talking -- Now I said when they knew him. Now let me tell you what I mean by that. See, they heard him speak from the mountain! They felt the tremble and even Moses stood there and trembled.
 
We got that in the 12th chapter of Hebrews, isn't that right? They knew he was good see. He gave them their commandments, that right? And the fact of the matter it wasn't given to them to keep, see, but when they knew him they didn't glorify Yahweh. Now that's what you think about, when you know good and well something that will destroy you or something that can be of some help to you and then you don't have any respect for it. Now the woman's husband, he's out there working and "sweatin" and carrying on, you see, all day every day, every morning, keep tune -- you're working for him. So don't get the thing twisted see because the woman is due just as much respect as a man, the man is due just as much respect as the woman, so don't get it one sided. And go hollering about I own the pants. Yeah, but she got on the dress, that's right, nowadays there's women wearing pants. So it don't do you much going about that, that, that spiritual parable is done away with -- _____ Stop _____ Digression and put the children's feet on in. (Laugh) Alright, read on.
 
We got that in the 12th chapter of Hebrews, isn't that right? They knew he was good see. He gave them their commandments, that right? And the fact of the matter it wasn't given to them to keep, see, but when they knew him they didn't glorify Yahweh. Now that's what you think about, when you know good and well something that will destroy you or something that can be of some help to you and then you don't have any respect for it. Now the woman's husband, he's out there working and "sweatin" and carrying on, you see, all day every day, every morning, keep tune -- you're working for him. So don't get the thing twisted see because the woman is due just as much respect as a man, the man is due just as much respect as the woman, so don't get it one sided. And go hollering about I own the pants. Yeah, but she got on the dress, that's right, nowadays there's women wearing pants. So it don't do you much going about that, that, that spiritual parable is done away with -- _____ Stop _____ Digression and put the children's feet on in. (Laugh) Alright, read on.
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'''READER :’’’But became vain in their imaginations,
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'''READER:''' But became vain in their imaginations,
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’But they become vain in their imagination, that's in their imagination! Not their knowledge! But their imagination! They became vain. People just as vain as they can be. See they don't like how they created --- I better leave it alone. See see there some of them dissatisfied with their color. You see the black man know that he can't be white, and see he's running around talking about he's under privileged (Laugh) Ain't given Yahweh's ability _____ Yahweh ain't no respecter of person, he knows who you are! (Laugh) He meant just as much _____ for you as for anybody else. And the white man he's saying because well he's been free all of his life he ain't got none, he's going around complaining about that, see, saying I wish I was a Negro they wouldn't expecting so much of me. (Laugh) I tell you we ain't never satisfied! (Laugh) See what I'm talking about? Wouldn't look so bad if I'd been black, in an old "raggedy" car ain't got nothing in the bank. (Laugh) See ain't no better off then the Negro. Negro he's hollering, he's crying (Laugh) I'm telling you he just done everything for every creature, they just don't understand. Alright, read on, Dr. Harris.
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' But they become vain in their imagination, that's in their imagination! Not their knowledge! But their imagination! They became vain. People just as vain as they can be. See they don't like how they created --- I better leave it alone. See see there some of them dissatisfied with their color. You see the black man know that he can't be white, and see he's running around talking about he's under privileged (Laugh) Ain't given Yahweh's ability _____ Yahweh ain't no respecter of person, he knows who you are! (Laugh) He meant just as much _____ for you as for anybody else. And the white man he's saying because well he's been free all of his life he ain't got none, he's going around complaining about that, see, saying I wish I was a Negro they wouldn't expecting so much of me. (Laugh) I tell you we ain't never satisfied! (Laugh) See what I'm talking about? Wouldn't look so bad if I'd been black, in an old "raggedy" car ain't got nothing in the bank. (Laugh) See ain't no better off then the Negro. Negro he's hollering, he's crying (Laugh) I'm telling you he just done everything for every creature, they just don't understand. Alright, read on, Dr. Harris.
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'''READER :’’’And their foolish heart was darkened
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'''READER:''' And their foolish heart was darkened
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’And their foolish heart was darkened. See when you don't respect him see see as you probably should. Now he's going to take them talents away from you he gave you, see, and then you become corrupt, you see, in your imagination and you will have hallucinations and so forth and so on. You follow and so if you don't glorify him as you should that's why ( ) Let me explain to what I mean by that. See after while you know devilish well you were wrong about a lot of things and you should rather die and go to (heaven) I mean ah (Laugh) I caught that one that time (Laugh) then to admit that you were wrong about something.
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' And their foolish heart was darkened. See when you don't respect him see see as you probably should. Now he's going to take them talents away from you he gave you, see, and then you become corrupt, you see, in your imagination and you will have hallucinations and so forth and so on. You follow and so if you don't glorify him as you should that's why ( ) Let me explain to what I mean by that. See after while you know devilish well you were wrong about a lot of things and you should rather die and go to (heaven) I mean ah (Laugh) I caught that one that time (Laugh) then to admit that you were wrong about something.
 
Rather than to do that, just go on stiff neck. you wouldn't admit that you were wrong see then Yahweh turn you over a delusion! and make you think you're right when you know good and well you're wrong! Reprobate mind, that's right. You can talk about hell fire and brimstone all you want to, see, new heaven, new earth, talk about, talk about Yahweh, anything go right on -- strong delusion, reprobate mind, see, and whenever Yahweh but one of them things on you brother you've had it! Read on, Doc.
 
Rather than to do that, just go on stiff neck. you wouldn't admit that you were wrong see then Yahweh turn you over a delusion! and make you think you're right when you know good and well you're wrong! Reprobate mind, that's right. You can talk about hell fire and brimstone all you want to, see, new heaven, new earth, talk about, talk about Yahweh, anything go right on -- strong delusion, reprobate mind, see, and whenever Yahweh but one of them things on you brother you've had it! Read on, Doc.
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'''READER :’’’Professing themselves to be wise
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'''READER:''' Professing themselves to be wise
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’Professing themselves to be wise
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' Professing themselves to be wise
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'''READER :’’’They become fools
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'''READER:''' They become fools
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’See they become fools, alright
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' See they become fools, alright
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'''READER :’’’And changed the glory
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'''READER:''' And changed the glory
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’And changed the glory of the
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' And changed the glory of the
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'''READER :’’’Uncorruptible
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'''READER:''' Uncorruptible
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’Uncorruptible
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' Uncorruptible
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'''READER :’’’Elohim
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'''READER:''' Elohim
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’Elohim
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' Elohim
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'''READER :’’’Into an image
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'''READER:''' Into an image
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’Now wait a minute, I told you this was uncorruptible uncorruptible, see but they changed that from uncorruptible Elohim
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' Now wait a minute, I told you this was uncorruptible uncorruptible, see but they changed that from uncorruptible Elohim
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'''READER :’’’Into an image
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'''READER:''' Into an image
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'''DR. KINLEY :’’’Into an image
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'''DR. KINLEY:''' Into an image
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