"Come Out in Jesus Name" Part 2

The Documentary’s Claim of the “Most Important Spiritual Awakening”

Welcome back to the HolyNope podcast. I am the HolyNope and with me is David Levy and today we are continuing our review of the hit documentary Come Out in Jesus Name, which is about as it says on the cover of that documentary promo the most important spiritual awakening in church history and so we are breaking down the content contained within that documentary and Last time we spoke for about an hour and it was a good talk.

We're going to continue now just by breaking down clips and scripture that are presented in the documentary again wanting to focus on What is perhaps the most important question in relation to the whole deliverance movement?

Which is is this impacting the gospel our understanding of the gospel our Representation of the gospel and the power of the gospel to save sinners and to deliver them from the domain of darkness and From the bondage of Satan and from the dominion of sin.

Is the gospel as we understand it powerful enough to do that or do we need this edition of Christians being delivered from demons to have a full gospel. Message. Welcome David.

Thanks a lot. Thanks for having me again, brother. Um, I want to say What a bombastic claim it is to say that this film is about the most important Awakening in church history. So more important than the Protestant Reformation More important than the Great Awakening under men like Jonathan Edwards and George Whitfield.

Yeah, Pagani and Saldivar and Greg Locke are Ushering in the most important awakening in the history of the church that just goes to show What the mindset of these people are. I mean how braggadocious that is how?

Utterly asinine such a claim is because this is not an awakening at all if anything, it's a darkening of the mind and This is not helping the church whatsoever. They're So-called deliverance ministry.

It's actually harming God's Church. So anyway, I just think the the title of the film or the Subtitle of the film saying that this is the most important awakening in church history is crazy talk.

Yeah, because it's usually the historians who come later who comment upon the overall importance or the significance of a of an awakening in history. You're usually not in the midst of an awakening if you're talking about how important that awakening is.

I mean, they literally say that Alexander Pagani said that theirs is an algorithm revival. So they admit that this is computer-generated it is YouTube and The YouTube algorithm that is causing their teaching to be so Popular and have so many followers.

It's it's not it doesn't have anything to do with actual real Jesus loving Bible believing Christians Giving their assent to this. Nor does it have to do with people being converted? If anything as I said before this is a Spiritual darkening that is happening.

And that's the reason why we're making this critique of.

This film right? So let's get into it. Let's take another look at the documentary with this next clip.

Deliverance Language Versus the Gospel’s Power to Save

But sometimes we can lend keys to different Demonic spirits and they can have access into our life. But it doesn't mean that they own it and because Jesus Christ owns it We can drive them out and we can walk in freedom and so we can move on to walk in dominion for the glory of He said we overcome by the blood of the lamb and the word of our testimony.

Something is enticing my lust. Something is manipulating my flesh. Something is controlling my mind. Something is making me go there say that think that look at that. I've crucified the flesh I've wrecked myself then and yet I still struggle with this.

I still feel enticed. That's demonic. That's oppression.

From the enemy. So we touched on that a little bit in in part one of this discussion. It is the idea that the the sign of demonic habitation that the sign of demonic oppression is that I Have but this is one of one of the signs and I think we'll see a little later with this is a little bit.

This idea is a little bit Contradicted which points to them making up a system of doctrine that really had has a lot of holes in it, but the idea is that When I have done everything that is necessary To crucify my flesh to surrender an area of my life completely to the Holy Spirit But I still struggle at that point it is labeled Demonic that some so my I I have done my part in crucifying my flesh.

But my flesh is still enticed. Therefore I have a demon that is hindering my sanctification and my victory in that area of life.

Yeah.

So I think that these men need to read Martin Lloyd Jones's exposition of Romans chapter 6. This Book has been so instrumental in my own life. It was said about Lloyd Jones that he refused to preach the book of Romans until he had a strong grasp on the meaning of Romans 6 and that's when he began his fantastic series.

From.

1936 to 1966 thereabouts On Friday nights, he preached through the book of Romans, but he didn't start until he could grasp what the real meaning is of how the Christian is delivered out of the reign rule and dominion of sin and What that looks like in the life of the Christian and his book which is published by the banner of truth On Romans 6 is excellent.

I would recommend it to anybody I've done a Bible or a book study on That book with my book club that we we have every Monday morning afternoon now. But one of the things that is interesting here I'm just looking up the text here on my phone of Romans 6 Paul says this.

Therefore do not let sin reign in your mortal body so that you obey its Lusts and do not go on presenting the members of your body to sin as instruments of righteousness. But present yourselves to God as those alive from the dead and your members as instruments of righteousness to God.

For sin shall not be master over you for you are not under law, but under grace. So what the Apostle Paul says here is he's exhorting the church That they should not let sin reign over them. He does not say anywhere in Romans 6 this crucial passage in the Apostles Description of the Christian life.

He does not say anywhere You need to go and get your demons cast out rather he says reckon yourselves as dead to sin and alive to God through Christ, so You would think that if the solution to the Christians problem of wrestling with our sin is once we've Crucified the flesh as Greg Locke just said and yet we're still Wrestling with sin that what we need to do is to have our demons cast out of us.

That that would be anywhere in the scriptures that that that Paul or maybe James or maybe Peter Or or maybe John would say something about that for the Christian that hey Christian once you've done all of this There's only one step left that you need to do and that is you need to have your demons cast out.

But that is not what the scripture says. Rather the Apostle tells us to reckon ourselves as dead to the reign and rule and dominion of sin. Yet we're wrestling with it throughout our lives. That's why the Apostle writes Romans 7 and actually I thank God that he writes Romans 7.

I believe that when Paul writes Romans 7 He's talking as a Christian and the reason why I believe that is because he says that in his inner man He delights in the law of the Lord. He delights in it. That's something that a Natural man an unbelieving person does not delight in the unbelieving person does not delight in God's law.

So Paul's saying about himself he delights in that and yet he still finds that though He is not a slave to sin anymore yet There are times when he does what he doesn't want to do and what he doesn't want to do.

That's what he do what that's what he does. Oh who shall rescue me from this body of death, but thanks be to God through Jesus Christ our Lord. That's what Paul says. So Paul indicates in Romans that this wrestling with the flesh is something that we're going to be going through.

And doing as Christians for the entirety of our lives until we are perfected in the presence of Jesus. He says nothing at all about going and having our demons cast out after we've come to the Lord.

Right. Yeah, I would agree with that. There's no expectation set by the Apostle in this Crucial portion of Scripture on the Christian life and the Christians relation to remaining sin. There's no instruction there on Getting delivered from the demons that hinder you from your sanctification.

There is no expectation set that if you are Hindered that if there is an area of life in which you are failing that the source or the cause might be a demonic Presence within you as a believer. Again this whole system of doctrine Rises and falls on whether or not Christians can have demons oppressing them from within either in their body parts as Pagani lays out in his book or in their souls and.

At these key moments in Scripture these key moments of revelation We find this deliverance theology absent in the text.

I mean, it's utterly absent. The the Apostle doesn't talk about that at all as he gives. You would even think that as Paul is speaking to Timothy who is his son in the Lord or To Titus that as he gives his pastoral epistles, and he's telling the pastors of the church This is how you are to lead God's people.

If this was something that was necessary for the Christian. Wouldn't it be somewhere in the text. Wouldn't the Bible have some kind of Exhortation by the Apostle saying this is what you really need. Once a person has come to faith in Jesus.

They need this extra step. They need you Timothy to go there and cast out their anal demons. Or the or the demons that live inside their chest giving them a chest cold. Or the demons that live in their mouth.

Causing them to say mean things. Or you would think even James where James is talking about who can tame the tongue. The tongue is a restless evil and it's just like a small spark that sets a forest on fire.

Like wouldn't James say? Well, what you really need is this there's a demon living in your mouth. And you need the demon cast out of your tongue or out of your mouth. James doesn't say that he says repent.

This is the point.

This is.

Extrabiblical it has nothing to do whatsoever with what the Bible says about the Christian life at all.

Right and with the emphasis that the demon slayers seem to put on the Holy Spirit, you know I just watched a clip of Alexander Pagani saying that God will take you from being Jesus centered from a Jesus centered mindset to a Holy Spirit centered mindset with all of their emphasis on the Holy Spirit their doctrine really downplays the the role of the Holy Spirit in the believer sanctification and It downplays the role of the Holy Spirit in the believers sanctification.

In this way, they believe that a a Christian is born again in his spirit, but they're trichotomous. They believe and it's they necessarily are there's their doctrine does not work if they're dichotomous.

They they believe in body soul and mind. I mean body soul and spirit and so they believe that a believers Spirit is born again, and he's a new creation in the spirit. He's a new he has a new spirit man.

But demons don't reside in the spirit. They reside in the soul or in the body and the demon residing in the soul or body is what's hindering your sanctification. In the spirit, I guess I don't know how else you would you would conceive of? sanctification apart from the spirit of a man and so what role is the Holy Spirit playing?

Well, it's it's a Unlimited almost powerless role if the Holy Spirit is relegated To only the spirit of a man and has no reign or no Liberty active in the body or the soul of a man. Does that make sense?

Oh.

Dude I mean, I think you took the words out of my mouth that that's Look as cessationists We're the ones who they always castigate us. They always throw this shade towards cessationists saying that we believe in a deficient Holy Spirit a Holy Spirit that that is powerless.

When actually they're the ones who believe that that the Holy Spirit is so powerless in the life of the Christian That he cannot overcome and defeat the indwelling demons. It's like what Pagani says how oh, well, I Used to I used to preach against deliverance until I moved to New York City. He said and Then I realized you can have a house.

But there's cockroaches that live in the house and everyone's like, oh like this is some kind of profound Insight. Okay. So then what he's saying is the Holy Spirit is So powerless that he can't remove cockroaches even.

He's comparing demons to cockroaches, right that like right the Holy Spirit who lives within us. Which Romans 8 says if you do not have the Spirit of Christ, you do not belong to Christ. So every true believer in Jesus every person who has been born again Has the Holy Spirit indwelling within us and yet it seems like what the demon slayers are saying is that this Holy Spirit it plays a quite a passive role in the life of the Christian and allows a Christian to to be indwelt with both the Holy Spirit and Belial then Satan Satan himself can indwell.

A.

Christian alongside the Holy Spirit. How does that work? What fellowship has there with light light and darkness like this is all? So twisted and it's so sad that the church is. You know what it says to me Austin is this is a Symptom of a biblically illiterate church.

That's this deliverance movement is a symptom of that because if Christians today were more biblically sound instantly like it would be as. Everyone would see how stupid this is the things that they're saying here how unbiblical how extra biblical it all is.

But they can't see it. And the reason they can't see it is because the Bible is not really preached that much anymore in the churches.

Right and to that point Romans 8 says that if by the Holy Spirit you put to death the deeds of the body You will live. But what their doctrine is teaching is that there may be a demonic entity Inhabiting you that is preventing you From putting those deeds of the flesh to death by the Holy Spirit.

So a demonic spirit is hindering the work of the Holy Spirit within a believing Christian within a born-again.

Christian, it's wild less than conquerors, aren't we? Indeed. And we're less than conquerors through Christ. Yeah. Yeah, it is it is.

The Atonement, Sanctification, and the Power of the Word

Downplaying the deliverance accomplished through the work of Christ and the atonement of Christ's work. Applied to the believer by the regenerating work of the Holy Spirit in favor of a secondary. Subsequent cheap deliverance from demons.

People are in bondage. I'm so tired of the possession versus oppression argument. The facts are people are afflicted by the devil. The word in the Greek is demonized. People are demonized in our churches.

Chanting.

There was a young man who came to our church, I don't know why he came only found it all afterwards the testimony afterwards. He's a minister of the gospel Christian Evangelist preaching everywhere and he drove for his home meetings online.

He drove for hours to get to our church to a conference not even a deliverance conference sister. He was a normal service. You know when this deliverance began to break out in our church in a mass way this young man began to scream in the service Uncontrollable, that is me.

I want you to raise your hands for me. To the front onto the front maybe bravely. So I told my people to bring them forward. Then brought him forward and we began to do deliverance on him set him free now set him free.

It was a quick deliverance it was obviously a moment. It was just in a service in a mass deliverance not knowing that. He came because he had problems with anger problems with rage. Problems with unforgiveness.

He was a Christian an evangelist to preach the gospel. I want to make this clear. He was a Christian. He was a preacher, you know and a lot of people say Christians can't have demons and Afterwards, he wrote us a testimony people were fighting us on Facebook and then he came on and he said a man the clip was me.

I'm totally set free.

So here's something we need to notice about this documentary David. And the the subtlety of the deception at work. You will notice how they put up a verse on the screen before the next portion of the documentary but that verse isn't Exegetic at all that verse isn't explained in its context the verse isn't even commented upon and yet it's put up on the screen as if it supports what follows.

In the next segment of the Documentary, of course, this is what was put up is 2nd Corinthians chapter 12. Paul's talking about the thorn in his flesh and the context of that is him Defending his apostleship against the super apostles who were defaming him over at over in in Corinth and he is recounting reluctantly his vision of the third heaven and this Revelational experience that he had 14 years ago and to keep him from becoming conceded.

He's given a thorn in the flesh to to keep him humble. And so so what follows that has absolutely nothing to do with What Paul is talking about there in in 2nd Corinthians 12 and yet it's it's put up on the screen I guess to show that demonic.

Demonic. That the demonic can't attack Christians. But that verse does not mean that Paul had a demon living in him. Does it?

Terrible but.

Here's the craziest thing of all is that if that's what they are implying by putting that on the screen. Which I think that it's pretty clear. That's what I get from it. That's what I I think that that's what they're implying that this thorn in the flesh of Paul was some demonic entity.

What happens in that account? Paul prays for the thorn to be removed and the Lord says no. For my grace is sufficient and my power is made perfect in your weakness. So are they trying to say that Paul had demons and that he was never delivered from those?

Demons.

Like.

I mean it seems to be the implication there why they would put that on the screen that If they're going to say that the thorn in the flesh was a demon. Well, Paul wasn't delivered from that thorn. Personally.

I don't think that the thorn was a demon. I think that the thorn was a kidney stone, dude. For real I've had kidney stones. They're pretty bad. Now. I've heard that have different.

You.

Yeah, some others have different. I mean it is dude. It feels like a thorn in your flesh. Literally. It's kid. I've had 28 kidney stones. I need to be delivered from the demon.

That that's some oppression right there for sure. Kidney stones.

I just need to drink some more lemonade is what I need and So no some others would say that the thorn in the flesh is Paul's poor Eyesight to see with what large letters I'm writing. That perhaps at his conversion experience in Acts chapter 9 when he had the scales on his eyes.

That there was some kind of leftover physical ailment from that. Just as when Jacob wrestled with the Lord and as he limped the rest of his life that perhaps Paul had Something wrong with his eyes and that this could be the thing that he's referring to nobody knows.

What it is that Paul's referring to his point? Wasn't that. And certainly his point wasn't That it was a demon. His point was this That God's power is made perfect through our weakness and that sometimes God gives us weaknesses to humble us Physical weaknesses maladies different things like that that the Lord may bring those things into our life as the agents of his sanctifying power and that we shouldn't look at them as Some something that It's always a bad thing.

Even though we may not like that. The point is this that You're exactly right them like throwing a Bible verse on the screen. This is what that does to a Biblically illiterate person says like wow, look they're quoting the scripture.

So I guess that means that this is from the Bible what they're talking about even though there's no exegesis of the scripture even what comes after the scripture has nothing to do with the scripture that they just put.

On the screen and.

Yet they put it up there like why. Because they're trying to subtly make.

Inference that like what we are doing is biblical, right? I think that's exactly what's going on at large in the movement. And examining some of the writing of these guys when you when you understand How false teachers pick scripture to support their twisted doctrine?

I mean, it's it's textbook what they do about and it's very I mean, it's it's. It's easy to do and it's no wonder that so many biblically illiterate Christians fall for it. And I think it yeah it just goes back to your point that the the reason that this deliverance movement has found so much success is because the Especially here in America is because the church in America is biblically illiterate.

It's not simply that we don't read our Bibles. It's that we we don't understand how to read our Bibles. We don't understand how to read our Bibles in context. So in and as I said in our previous episode looking at the verses that they use in context actually negates their system of doctrine in so many ways even if we were to look at 2nd Corinthians 12 again Paul is giving this his testimony of this revelational experience as something that happened to him 14 years ago that he hasn't talked about since and he's giving that in contradiction to the Super Apostles at Corinth who are claiming to have these mystical revelational experiences every day of the week.

Who does that sound like it sounds just like the demon slayers just like Alexander Pagani who's a apostle who's getting downloads of? Revelations so much so that he's writing Entire books about what he is receiving directly from the Holy Spirit.

They are the Super Apostles. About whom Paul is writing in 2nd Corinthians when he gives this testimony in chapter 12. So another thing that we see in the clip We just watched is an example of the microwaved sanctification that we've been talking about.

Here Leon Dupree who has also been featured on the Holy Note for some really ridiculous takes during his his preaching Is sharing the story about a man a Christian man an evangelist.

Who.

Has a demon of anger. Cast out of him at one of the services. He said it was a very quick deliverance. It was momentary and then all of a sudden the man as as per his his follow-up testimony Doesn't struggle with his sinful anger anymore.

You guys are wasting time putting to death the deeds of the body by the Holy Spirit. What you need is that demon to get cast out of you. Go to a service. Have an experience.

Easy peasy. Yeah, I met. Mmm, I met a couple once. I don't I don't think I said this last time we were together I met a couple once who visited my church and they asked me to go to dinner and. And when I went out with them and they asked me the question at what age were you sanctified and I said Well, I don't know as of like I guess five minutes ago.

And they said well no no no because when I this man the man said when I was 12 is when I was sanctified and I have never sinned from that point until now. And I said, how long have you been married to this lady that he's sitting next to 25 years.

Okay, I really really want you to leave the table so I could just talk with her. Because I refuse to believe in 25 years of marriage. You've never sinned against your wife never never done that never consciously and then she said to me.

Oh, he's sinned against me. But he's never consciously sinned against me. Yeah, I had never met Actual Nazarene people before although there's a school kind of close to where I live called Olivet Nazarene University Chicago Bears used to practice there.

I think maybe they still do. I don't know. But but they they teach that in that denomination complete Sanctification so that the person never ever sins again. It seems like and I actually wonder if this might play into.

Like the the abject rejection of Basically all of these demon slayers of the doctrines of grace that's an interesting Avenue that we might want to cover sometime is Why? None of these guys are Calvinists at all they reject those doctrines.

And I think I think there might be some Correlation between well, no, I know that there is I know that there's a there is a correlation between You know the Wesleyan holiness movement and Phineas um and experientialism and the Azusa Street revival in the early 20th century and the rise of Pentecostalism and leading through the different waves of Charismania until we come to like this is the new iteration of charismania is This and there's actually a thread that goes You know from that time all the way until now.

So so it's really actually not a big surprise that none of these guys are Soteriologically reformed they're they're all Armenians at least. And they hold some very strange views on the Christian life.

I.

Think there's definitely something to that. I think that's probably worthy of exploring. Maybe you will explore that a little bit in your documentary.

No doubt.

Now in regards to this microwave sanctification it goes back to biblical illiteracy. I think again because what is happening in in this clip that we just watched is a unholy substitution of The work of the Word of God in the life of a believer.

The Word of God David is living inactive and sharper than two-edged any two-edged sword in it. It divides between the bone and the marrow, right? The Word of God Searches the hearts of men. And so if I'm someone who's struggling with sinful anger The Word of God is going to minister to me.

It's going to minister healing to me where I can. I can get to the bottom of where that anger is coming from and why it's there and I can repent appropriately and and walk from there in the freedom of The spirit.

I can I can put that anger to death with the Word of God. That entire work and that now that work is accomplished through the preaching of the word in corporate worship. It's accomplished through the ministry of the word and in every context in which that ministry might take place.

What's happening in this clip? There's no word being proclaimed. Except come out. It's a it's a substitution. For the deep work of the word in the life of the believer in that work often takes time. It takes time.

Sanctification as we've said is progressive and our.

Our.

Our growth and holiness is by degree. We are being conformed to the image of Christ. It doesn't happen overnight. And again, that's why some of this is so appealing because rather than having to do that that more difficult work that harder work of of digging into the Word of God of Submitting to the ministry of the word I can go to a demon slayer and get my anger problem dealt with my lust problem dealt with whatever it may be.

The Gospel as Deliverance from Sin and Satan

Yeah, so someone Asked me. I'm sure you've gotten this question as well. You know, what what would you do if Someone approached you. Who. There's no evidence you can see that this person is a Christian and they approached you and You know seem to potentially be affected by demonic influence like how would you Handle that.

And people have asked me that same question and my answer I'll give you mine and you tell me if yours is the same as mine. My answer to that is I would Proclaim the truth of Christ to that person and exhort them to repent and believe in Christ and and preach the gospel to them because Jesus says that you shall know the truth if you are if you are truly my disciples.

You will continue in my word and you shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free.

So what a.

Person who is affected by demons really needs is The gospel man. They need somebody to faithfully proclaim the gospel to that person. Because the gospel is the power of God unto salvation. For everyone who believes it to the Jew first and also to the Gentile like that's what we need.

That's the answer. Like instead of come here and have your demons cast out by me saying come out come out. Like instead of that Just open the word. Which is the the power the gospel is the power God has.

R .C. Sproul talked about this. He said the church today relies on so many other things that God has not imbued his power into like the music or the band or the Atmosphere of the church or whatever it is like so much goes into that.

When there's actually one thing that the Holy Spirit has imbued with his power and that is the word. Like man, that's the thing that's lacking. So what they put a Bible verse on the screen that has nothing to do with their what they're actually talking about.

Those people I mean, I I think all of them are disqualified from ever. Leading a congregation or preaching from a pulpit all of them are. Greg Locke is definitely he cheated on his wife. And he's married to somebody else but but all those guys are because they're false teachers.

Nevertheless.

If they won't step down at least just open the Bible and Proclaim the truth of the gospel. That's the answer. So would you say anything different from that Austin in terms of like if if you had somebody come to you and say You know, I think that there's like actual demons that are affecting me.

How would you treat that person? What would you do?

Yeah, I I agree with you. 100 people have asked me that as I've as I've covered this topic. I Would preach the gospel to them. I would I would minister the word to them. What else is there to do? That's that's where the where the power is is is in the Word of God and so I think I've Maybe maybe on an occasion or two seen somebody who was not a Christian.

Manifest a.

Demon, and I don't know for sure. But I might have seen that before and in that situation we proclaim the gospel. Now that person who I have in mind right now We proclaim the gospel to him on many occasions and he's now a believer in Jesus Christ.

And he is not any longer if he ever was inhabited by demons. I don't need to know whether he was or not. What I need to know is the truth and I need to know how to proclaim the truth. Because that's what sets the captives free.

Yeah now now this man in this clip who was who was delivered, you know, he's. His comment is shown here, right? He's testifying that he was delivered. I I can't say whether or not he's lying. I think people who really believe this stuff really believe this stuff.

I believe that he that man probably believes he was delivered from a demon of anger and He probably hasn't been struggling with anger since. I mean having an experience like that can have a powerful effect.

Upon your will right can have an effect upon you. So that it really really does help to curb your Your sinful behavior at least for a time. And so I I wouldn't doubt the sincerity of someone like that who's caught up in this movement who's been taught to believe that.

Their struggle may be that maybe the may have its source in in demonic oppression. But I want to know there's something about the comment that he leaves that they show here. He says Deliverance is necessary for the advancement of the kingdom and I pray that every minister of the gospel of Jesus won't shy away from doing the work of the Lord deliverance is Necessary for the advancement of the kingdom.

What do you think about that?

Deliverance is necessary for the advancement of the kingdom. Which is exactly what Jesus Christ provides in the atonement for all who believe in him. We are delivered out of the reign of Satan's kingdom and into God's kingdom.

So yes. This is why. Like you say Satan is crafty and he will use Christian words and then twist the meaning of those words. Because there is a sense in which we can wholeheartedly Agree with the terminology that says that you must be delivered.

Of course, we need to be delivered. Jesus says the Son of Man came to seek and to save that which was lost. So like lost to whom?

Lost.

To the reign and rule of sin in the devil. We are lost and Christ came to deliver us. He's the deliverer. What does he say at the very beginning of his ministry when he goes. When Jesus goes to the synagogue and He takes the scroll of Isaiah 61 and he opens it up and you know what?

Let me just let me just read it right now, I mean, I'm just gonna look it up because Christ takes the scroll and Hold on and he opens it up. It's handed to him.

I say.

61 here it is. The Spirit of the Lord God is upon me because the Lord has anointed me to bring good news to the afflicted. He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted to proclaim liberty to the captives.

What is that man? That's deliverance and freedom to the prisoners. That's deliverance. To proclaim the favorable year of Yahweh. And and that. And that was it. Then he rolls up a scroll. He doesn't say the second half of Isaiah 61 verse 2 which is and the day of vengeance of our God.

Because why doesn't he read that part of it? Well because the day of the vengeance of our God is not yet arrived. Okay, that's what's coming when Chai when Christ returns.

But.

Jesus at the very beginning of his ministry says he came to proclaim liberty to the captives and freedom to the prisoners. And when he says this.

To.