The Four Species — Scott Hynds

Morning y 'all. Is that okay? My American accent was better than your Irish accent. That was great. Praise God. It's a delight, really, to be here with you guys and it's like coming home. And as Derek said, I just feel there's a real connection.

Northern Ireland, America, Portadown, Pryor, Oklahoma, and that's a God thing. And as Derek said, there's something there that resonates that God has done. He has orchestrated this relationship, this connection between the church back in Northern Ireland and the church here.

It's wonderful what he does. I'm quite stirred about what God is going to say this morning. As the pastor said, I've been seeking just God's heart. Again, it's a privilege, I suppose. It's 2012 and I'm the first person to preach into the church.

And I don't take that lightly. And I'm trusting God to truly charge our hearts with something from Him. Above all, from Heaven. We don't want a sermon. We want a message. We need a message from God. That's what we need.

That's what we covet. That's what we desire, is a message from on high. Not just some little sermon that makes us feel good or whatever, but something that truly touches and penetrates our hearts this morning.

Seeking a Message From Heaven

And we ask, and the scripture says, ask and it shall be given you. God delights in giving us the desires of our heart. And it's our desire this morning that we would encounter Him, that we would meet Him in a dramatic, spectacular, miraculous, marvelous way.

Amen. That's what we need in this place. Let's pray. Father, Lord, it's wonderful, truly wonderful to be here with these people. My Father, I thank you, God. Lord, for their kindness, their generosity, their openness, God.

Lord, it's just a home away from home. And Father, I bless you and I thank you for that, God. And Father, I pray that even now, Lord, that you would equip me and enable me, God, to articulate the message of heaven.

Lord, I pray above all things that there will be nothing generated from my heart, my flesh, God, that has no profit this morning. But that, Lord, that the quickening of the Spirit of God, the voice of the Master alone will be heard in this place and in our hearts.

Lord, do something in all of us this morning, including myself. Lord, our hearts yearn for you. They truly do. We thank, Lord, even as your servant Paul said, for me to live as Christ and to die as Gideon.

Lord, to live as you. And we thank you, Lord, for your presence with us. We thank you, Lord, for the Comforter who is with us this morning. We are not comfortless, but the Comforter is present. Lord, do something, Lord God, that is contrary to the status quo.

Lord God, we set agendas in our lives and in our hearts and in our ministries and in our churches, God, and we want to predict the way that you should do things, the way you should move, etc., etc. And we pray, Lord, that even in this place this morning, God, that you would turn everything upside down, Lord God, because your ways are not our ways.

And so, Lord, again, seal everything, Lord, to our hearts. Bless it. Cause the increase, God, in Jesus' name. Amen. Praise the Lord. You know, I really feel this morning that God is going to speak to everyone in this church and to people that will listen to the recording.

I really believe that, because the message that I want to share will cover everyone, will include everyone in the church here in Northern Ireland, across the spectrum of things. Could you turn with me to a book that I'm sure most of you know off by heart, and that's Leviticus.

The Four Species in Leviticus 23

Leviticus chapter 23. Leviticus chapter 23, and we will read from verse 39. The title of my message this morning is The Four Species. And I've sought God, I've some things in my heart, but I don't know where we're going.

He knows. And I do believe that great things are going to take place. I've never heard anyone preach on this before, and I suppose that it was God that brought me to it, drew me to it, and showed me some things.

Leviticus 23, verses 39 to 41. Also in the fifteenth day of the seventh month, when you have gathered in the fruit of the land, you shall keep a feast unto the Lord seven days. On the first day shall be a Sabbath, and on the eighth day shall be a Sabbath.

And you shall take, you on the first day, the boughs of goodly trees, branches of palm trees, and the boughs of thick trees, and willows of the brook. And you shall rejoice before the Lord your God seven days.

And you shall keep it, a feast unto the Lord seven days in the year. It shall be a statuette forever in your generations. You shall celebrate it in the seventh month. Now this portion of scripture refers to one of the great feasts.

The feast of tabernacles, or booths. And it was a looking back to when Israel lived in those tabernacles, or those booths. And God here tells them to remember. And during the feast of tabernacles, and plus in gathering, or harvest, they would perform a particular blessing called the four species.

And what the Jews would do, they would take four species of plant or fruit, and they would tie three together. They would wrap them together, and they would hold three in one hand, and hold a fruit in the other hand.

And then they would wave them before the Lord, north, south, east, and west. And they would recite a blessing before God. And these four species would be symbolic of different things. One is, it would be symbolic of particular parts of the body in Judaism.

Another, it would be symbolic of how a man would observe the Torah, and do good deeds, or neglect good deeds. The four species. But this morning, I want to put my spin on things, if that's ok. And I want to suggest to you this morning, that the four species in this portion of Scripture, are symbolic of four different types of people in the church.

Four different types of people within the church across this world. We see the four species again in verse 40. And the first one is the boughs of goodly trees. That speaks to us of a fruit, like a citrus type fruit, that's found in Palestine.

I think it's green, like a lime. And that particular fruit, we are told, has got both good smell and good taste. It starts with good smell and good taste. And for me, brother, sister, this morning, that speaks to me of the Christian that is going on with God.

That speaks to me of the Christian that's growing in stature before the Lord. That speaks to me of a Christian that's truly walking in the steps of the Master. That speaks to me of the Christian that covets the heart of God.

That covets the character of God. That is seeing some cultivation of the fruit of the Spirit in their lives. It reminds me of Jesus in Mark chapter 1. And the Scripture says this. Jesus cleanses a leper.

And the Scripture says, And there came a leper to him, beseeching him, and kneeling down to him, and said unto him, If you will, you can make me clean. And Jesus moved with compassion, put forth his hand, and touched him, and said unto him, I will be you clean.

The Scripture says that Jesus was moved. And moved with compassion. And if I can say anything to you this morning in 2012, at the start of this year, it would be to charge you to be moved. To be moved with compassion.

Because Jesus Christ of Nazareth was a man who was moved. He was moved when he saw the plight of those that were oppressed. He was moved when he saw the plight of those who were possessed. He was moved when he saw the sick.

He was moved when he saw the grieving widow. He was a man that was moved. Something deep inside him caused him to be moved. That word moved. The Jews believed, spoke of the bowels. And the innermost part, that deep part of the bowels, where they believed sat the place of sympathy and pity.

Jesus was moved. Here's a question. When was the last time you had a little bit of movement? When was the last time you had a little bit of movement down below? I was sharing with Derek the other night.

Unfortunately, many people today struggle with Irritable Bowel Syndrome. There are more people that have that than cancer, we are told. It's quite a painful thing. I have a family member that struggles with that.

It's quite a painful thing and an unpleasurable thing. And they have no sort of control over their bowel movements, have they? And I believe the heart of God for us this morning is truly that we would have no control over what's going on inside.

Are you hearing me? That we would have no control. That we are so moved with compassion. That we are so moved when we go out these doors. That when we see people walking down the street, that something just begins down below.

That something just begins in my heart. That there's a movement inside me. Everywhere that I go, I can't sit at the front because I'm being moved. I can't sit at the bus stop because I'm being moved. I can't sit at my desk and work because I'm being moved.

Something of God is moving my heart. We are to be moved with compassion. We are to be moved with sympathy. We are to be moved with pity. We are to be moved with the love of God in our lives. Scripture says, Jesus speaking.

John 13, 34 and 35. A new commandment I give unto you. That you love one another as I have loved you. That you also love one another. By this shall all men know that you are my disciples if you love one another.

Love one another. Makes me think of young couples, old couples that are in love. Sometimes you might say that they're quite attentive and touchy-feely. You can see them over there, you can see them outside.

It's not just some mere physical thing. There's something deep. They gaze into each other's eyes and you say from a distance, you know they're in love with one another. People can see it. People can see it.

That which is in the inside manifests on the outside. Isn't that correct? And the Scripture says here, how will the world know that you're my disciples? Is it because of the great preaching? Is that what the Scripture says?

No, Jesus says this, by this shall all men know that you are my disciples if you love one another. That is the command to you and to I this morning. The Scripture says also in Galatians chapter 6, Paul says, Bury one another's burdens and so fulfil the law of Christ.

Because everything, everything pivots on loving the Lord our God and loving our neighbours and loving each other this morning. Everything pivots on those commands. Amen. That's how the world will know that we are truly disciples of Christ.

Love as the Evidence of Christian Discipleship

You know, Pastor Tim took me to the aquarium around Tulsa the other day and we went and we saw Oral Roberts University. Saw some of those buildings. Man, they were spectacular. Massive. Really spectacular.

Do you know something? Not to diminish in any which way what has happened or what's going on there. But it draws me to what Paul says in 1 Corinthians 13. Man, I can do great things. I can be the best preacher since Charles Spurgeon.

I can holler and shout and preach greater than anyone. But if I haven't got love, it's meaningless. It means nothing in eternity. I can plant a thousand churches in Africa. But if I have not love, it means nothing.

It will not survive eternity. Because I tell you, compassion and love and mercy is the gold and the silver and the precious jewels of heaven. Amen. That's what will last. That's what will last. Indeed.

We are to be moved. Paul says, weep with those that weep. When was the last time you weeped with a brother? When was the last time I weeped with a sister? Weep with those that weep. The next thing that I want to look at, next species, is the branches of palm trees.

So the first thing had good smell and good taste. The next one hasn't got good smell but good taste. It's missing something here. And this, this morning, speaks to me of the Christian, of the man, the woman, the young person, that is truly regenerated by the Holy Ghost, that is born again, but they're not shining their light.

No one, in fact, knows that they're a Christian. They're hiding their light. They've got good taste, but no smell. There's no smell coming from their life. And Jesus says in Matthew 5, 16, Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.

We are called to shine. We are called to shine the lamp, or we are called to beam. And some of us this morning, it reminds me, could I say, of when the electricity goes out, and maybe you're struggling to find your torch, and the torch is in the drawer somewhere, and you switch it on, nothing happens.

Isn't that correct? Just when you need it, nothing happens. What do you do, usually? You give it a bit of a slap, and then the light comes on. And maybe somebody needs a bit of a slap on here this morning to get your light on.

Are you hearing me? And maybe this is the word for you, that you need to shine your light. You need to shine your light. And that makes me think of three particular words. One is opaque, which is not allowing any light through.

No light. So again, no one knows that you're safe. But Jesus says, Whosoever shall confess Me before men, him will I also confess before My Father which is in heaven. But whosoever shall deny Me before men, him will I also deny before My Father which is in heaven.

We are called to shine our light. We are called to preach the gospel. Every single person in here is called to go into the highways, into the byways, to declare, to preach, to witness for the Lord Jesus Christ, to shine your light.

That's what Jesus is saying here. That is the most important thing of all, that you share the gospel and that you share His gospel because the gospel of Christ alone is the power of God unto salvation.

Amen. His gospel. We are to shine our lights. Opaque. Not allowing any light through. And then we have translucent. That word basically means that some light is getting through. There's only partial, partially light we have coming through there.

It sort of makes me think of how there's a partial light coming through somewhere and you sort of squint, don't you? You try to see, try to in some way have that perfect clarity. I suppose, you know, that could be me this morning, that could be all of us.

There's partial light coming through. At least somebody is saying something. At least somebody is saying something in us. But God wants to take us from that translucent stage to the transparent stage where there's just light coming through.

Amen. Where all they see is the light. Where all they see is not half of Scott Hines and half of God, but they see all of the God, all of the Christ that is in the heart of Scott Hines, that is in the heart of Derek Melton, that is in the heart of the believer in here this morning.

Hallelujah. Hallelujah. That I would step back and let the Christ of God shine forth. Hallelujah. That we would step back and let the Lord God of heaven, the light of this world, fully shine forth. Here's the thing.

Matthew 17, verse 3 speaks of the Lord going up the mount of transfiguration. Scripture says, and He was transfigured. Matthew 17, 2. He was transfigured before them. He was transfigured before them. Here's a question.

When was the last time you were transfigured before somebody? When was the last time that you were transfigured before someone? Someone that's not saved. When? And He was transfigured before them and His face did shine as the sun and His raiment was white as the light.

Wonderful Scripture. The word transfigured means changed into another form. The Master changed into another form. It makes me think of Superman. Superman. Who had an alias, Clark Kent. And Superman kept who he really was from the world for the most part.

He had a disguise. He had an alias, Clark Kent. He wore the glasses and combed his hair a certain way. But then when a little bit of trouble happened to develop or arise, he became Superman. Just here and there.

Here and there. He became who he really was. Here and there. Can I say something this morning, child of God? We are always to shine the light. We must be transfigured before all men. It has to happen that we constantly stay morphed into the light.

Hallelujah. That we constantly shine the light. Not only when we want to. Not only when there's a crisis. Oh, how we as Christians call upon the Lord and do things here and there when there's a crisis or when there's a valley.

But we are to stand. We are to stand for Christ night and day. Every week. Every month. We will bless the Lord at all times. And His praise shall continually rise and flow from our mouths. Amen. God just doesn't want the lip service.

God just doesn't want you to honor Him with your lips. And your heart is far from you. But that our hearts and that our lips will be in unison this morning worshiping the God of our salvation. Hallelujah.

He was transfigured before them. His face did shine as the sun and His raiment was white as the light. And that's the charge for you in here this morning. For those that will listen by CD or online. Where are you?

Are you opaque? Translucent? Are you holding back? It's my prayer that even this world would be the little slap or the little nudge to get your light. To get your beam shining. Amen. Praise God. Hallelujah.

Funny enough I just see in my mind's eye I don't know if you have them here you probably have those little pen things that have the beam. It's like a red beam and you can point it at people. They can't see.

They can't see where they're going. And here's the thing. There are people in your lives and people around you and they're walking the road that leads to destruction and you need to step up like that little pen and beam into their eyes that they change their direction.

Amen. He's nobody's hands nobody's feet but yours. You're the ambassador where you are. You're the servant of God where you are. Wherever that might be in the family home on the football field I don't know.

You are the man. You are the woman of God. You are the shine, you are the light. Hallelujah. That's what we are called to do. The next species is the boughs of thick trees. So we go from the first one is smelling good, tasting good.

The second one is no smell. Tastes good. Then the third one is this. No taste but smells good. No taste but smells good. Do you know what that speaks to me of? That speaks to me of the professor of religion but they do not possess Christ in their hearts.

They have, as Paul would put it in 2 Timothy 3 .5 having a form of godliness but denying the power thereof. Can I tell you a true story? My mother had a cousin called Alfie. Alfie was a sergeant in the army back home, the Northern Irish Army called the Ulster Defence Regiment.

Alfie rose up through the ranks quite quickly. I think he was the youngest sergeant within the UDR, Ulster Defence Regiment. One day Alfie decided that he would make his way to Dublin from Northern Ireland into Southern Ireland Dublin and he would go to a dog show.

I think Alfie was present and a couple of other guys, I'm not sure, his friends. They came upon this VCP this vehicle checkpoint. When I was going up they were all over the place, the army and the police would have VCPs all over the roads and the country roads because of the terrorism that emerged through the Roman Catholic community, the Protestant community.

Anyways, Alfie spots this VCP up ahead and whether it was policemen or British soldiers I don't know what uniform they were wearing but Alfie stops and winds down his window and I think within a few seconds machine gun fire into that car and everyone was killed everyone was murdered.

You see it wasn't really the British army it wasn't really the police force of Northern Ireland. It was the IRA. It was their enemies. They were masquerading as policemen, as soldiers but in reality, inside under the uniform they were the people's enemies.

Having the form of godliness and denying the power they're of. And there are people alas, sadly, there are people in the body of Christ and their uniforms are smart. They're well creased and their buckles are shining but I tell you in the inside they are at enmity with God their minds are at enmity with God and it's a facade.

It's a professor of religion and not a possessor of truth. They are void of life! Void of life! Do you know what made me a soldier? When I joined and enlisted in the British army was it the uniform? Did the uniform make me a British British soldier?

No, I tell you what made me a British soldier it was the pledge of allegiance because I had to make a pledge of allegiance to the Queen and to her princes and to her successors and to her generals and the officers that were sent over me that's what made me a soldier that's what enlisted me drew me into the British army when I signed on the dotted line and I said I will pledge allegiance to the Queen and I tell you something this morning, what makes you a child of God when you prostrate your heart before the one and true God and acknowledge that you are a wicked sinner and that you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and you pledge allegiance to the Lamb of God not to a particular system not to a particular religious organization or dogma or church but to the Lamb of God!

Behold the Lamb of God which taketh away the sin of the world. He is the only one that can set the captive free Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Hallelujah! Hallelujah to the Lamb of God! Hallelujah to the Lamb of God!

Hosanna! Blessed is he that comes in the name of the Lord! Blessed be his name! King Jesus! Glory to God in the highest! Glory to God! Having a form of godliness but denying the power thereof. There is no life in the inside.

There is enmity with God enemies of the gospel. No life! No life there! Jesus rebuked the Pharisees and the scribes. Man they looked the part, didn't they? They looked great on the outside. They dotted the T's and man they washed their hands and many times a day they would wash their hands in Judaism but they they were squeaky clean on the outside.

But here's what Jesus says in Luke 11 verse 42. But woe unto you Pharisees for you tithe mint and rue and all manner of herbs or herbs and pass over judgment and the love of God these ought you to have done and not to leave the other undone and not to leave the other undone.

They were scrupulous in keeping their laws and above all their man-made laws but even the tithing man they were great tithers great tithers any pastor's dream these Pharisees and these scribes but Jesus says how be it in vain they do worship me teaching for doctrines the commandments of men.

And he observed this, they had this form of religion they observed particular laws but the master says here but you've neglected you've neglected that which is worthy you've neglected that which everything else pivots on.

You've neglected love you've neglected mercy you've neglected sympathy and pity to my people and it was true it was true and friends this morning let me tell you something. They knew the Torah back to front they knew the prophets they knew the writings of the men that had went before them who were inspired but they were void of life.

God did not dwell in their hearts. They had a form of religion but they denied the power thereof and there are many today again alas in the body of Christ a man they can preach and they can teach and they can sing and they can pray and they can do so many things.

But do they have assurance. Do they have assurance in their hearts that it's absent from the body and present with the Lord. I tell you this morning I have assurance if you're a child of God in this place if you have the Holy Ghost you have assurance because the Spirit of God bears witness to your spirit that you're a child of God.

Hallelujah! Hallelujah for the witness of the Holy Ghost. Hallelujah for the word of the Lord because the word of the Lord says this. For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord they shall be saved.

Hallelujah! God's words are Amen to us this morning. That's his promise if I call on his name. If I call on the name of the Lord. Having the form of God in this denying the power thereof reminds me of my mate, my friend back home great man of God.

He comes over to the States a lot, love you to meet him someday. He's been working with alcoholics for 30 years. We have a land full of alcoholics drug addicts as well but the Irish love to drink and Tom's been working with alcoholics for 30 years.

He's brought them into his house on Christmas day. They've puked all over him and he'll sweep it up just loves them. He's had so many disappointments when you're working with people like that. There's not a lot that comes through.

I don't know how he does it. It's the grace of God. Tom was a Saxon, I think the word is in the Church of Ireland. It's a particular terminology that they have, a position I think it's maybe like a deacon but he wasn't saved serving in the house of God but he wasn't saved wearing the robes, I think he had robes.

Maybe he had a staff, I don't know but the man was walking the road that leads to darkness. The man was at enmity with God separated from God but thank God that God intervened in his life. He was a chosen vessel.

Hallelujah, fit for the Master's use and praise God for the legacy of touching and ministering to so many. But he wasn't saved. And he was in the house had all the trappings all the frontal, all out front but he wasn't saved.

And there are people like that, that might be you this morning that might be somebody that's listening to this and I challenge you and I charge you to repent to humble yourself and call upon the name of the Lord.

The Empty Profession of Religion

Ok the last one, we're moving on. The last one is the willows of the brook so this is the last species we have went from the first one that has good flavour, good taste. Second one good taste no flavour, sorry, good taste, no smell.

The third one smell but no taste. And the last one is no smell no taste just nothing. And for me that speaks of the sinner that speaks of the person, they don't even profess Christ. They don't even put on a show.

They're just separated alienated from God doing their own thing walking their own way. I shared at a men's meeting a little while ago and it was from 2nd Corinthians chapter 4 of Paul says verses 3 and 4 but if our gospel be hid if our gospel be hid is hid to them that are lost and whom the God of this world has blinded the minds of them that believe not lest the light of the glorious gospel of Christ should shine onto them.

And I preached that and I shared my own testimony that when I got down on my hands and knees drunk the God met with me on that floor in 99 and I called on the name of the Lord broken, weeping in tears and the Lord lifted the lid of my mind.

That's how I believe. That's what happened, that's what it felt like. The lid came off and I saw the light, I understood I perceived, and I shared that only God can remove the lid, only God can remove it, Jesus said the Peter flesh and blood has not revealed this unto you but my Father which is in heaven and I tell you something now only God almighty can open your heart.

There's no one else in this universe, there's no preacher there's no man, nobody can save. Only God almighty can open your heart can open the heart of the sinner. And this man came up to me afterwards and he was in his early 60's.

I suppose he said to me you know thank you very much for sharing that and he said I hope that God lifts the lid of my mind and that impacted me. There's a man that's seeking God if he confesses that from his heart.

I hope that God lifts the lid of my mind and I we prayed for him following Sunday morning at church that God would fully lift the lid off. You know Pastor Dirk was making a fine meal the other night and I think Stacey had the can opener out and removing the lid but the lid wasn't fully off the three of those cans it was opened, mostly but it wasn't fully off.

There's some people that are on particular journeys particular places with the Lord but the lid fully needs to come off. It fully needs to come off. I don't know the mysteries and the dynamics of it all but the lid needs to come off.

You see there was this guy who lived in California some sleepy fishing village beautiful place palm trees, tranquility harmony, the people were great. All was wonderful, sun shone every day, it's great best place to live in America.

And all of a sudden this van stops outside his house and they make their way into his house. Four masked men jump out of the van grab him and pull him into the van and put a hood over his head. This guy's screaming and shouting what are you doing?

Put this hood over his head. He's in darkness now load him into the van. They begin to drive, this guy doesn't know what's going on. He's a bit confused. He's disoriented, he can't see anything but darkness, because there's a hood over his head, and all of a sudden these guys, they drive from California to Mexico.

They go to this drive to this place that doesn't resemble in any way, shape or form where this guy comes from, but it's a hellish type place, a depraved place an evil place. People are murdered on the streets, every day all forms of idolatry and sexual immorality and syringes lying on the ground so they take him to this place, it's a dark evil place, doesn't resemble anything like where he has come from.

They put him in this house and place him in this room, and they tie him up with cords tie his hands to the chair, his arms to the chair. The hood's still on, he doesn't know what's going on, he doesn't even know what's outside.

He's still got pictures somewhat of the place that he used to be in, but you see he doesn't even know that there's a hell outside. He doesn't know it, because he can't see it because he's in darkness he can't see it.

It's all around him, he can't see it anyway. Somebody down the road from him one of the neighbours saw all that had happened, saw the license plate of this van and decided, you know, phone the police and they phoned the police and they get on to this SWAT team.

SWAT team we're called now. They couldn't go in by land, they had to go in by air for different reasons. Anyways they go in by helicopter and they fly over this house and this lone SWAT team member he abseils from the sky down to this house, breaks through the roof down into this room.

Person inside there in darkness doesn't know what's going on. SWAT team guy just begins to loosen the person from the chair notices that that person has been wriggling, we heard it this morning doing their utmost to break themselves free, you can see the scars on their wrists and the scars on their hands but it was futile.

They were never able to ever break themselves free from that place and to uncover to remove the hood, but you see the SWAT team guy does it, he removes the cords, he removes his arms and he takes off the hood.

The light from above shines shines. This guy is now free. He wasn't able to free himself but that which was from above freed him glory to God in the highest for God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believes in him should not perish but have everlasting life.

Glory to God in the highest glory to God in the highest glory to God this day the almighty God, the omnipotent God, the alpha and the omega, the bishop of our souls, the branch of righteousness, the seed of David, the Messiah.

Hallelujah, the Christ of God for whom the sun sets free is free. Indeed the scripture says, the sun the sun sets you free. Therefore if he shall make you free, you shall be free. Glory to God for the gospel.

Hallelujah man, I'm gonna do my superman impersonate. Just fly off, I'm getting stirred now. I'm getting stirred because I'm speaking on the gospel the gospel, it's exciting. Hallelujah. Jesus set me free, Jesus set you free, glory to God.

That should wake you up a little bit that should get the old dust off and the cobwebs out. Hallelujah just shake those old chains off. Jesus Christ has set the captives free, hallelujah glory to God. True story.

The Gospel, Mercy, and the Urgency of Death

Winding down. We were ready to have church a couple of months ago noticed this guy walk past, I know him alcoholic. He's cut his wrists many times got a phone call previous to that he's lying outside in the street with his wrists cut.