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1. We love our german language

2. The rockefellers sure do love us…

3. God Bless these true caring Americans and May God Bless the United States of America

4. I am a senior citizen on disability 65 praying that they will deliver meals a hot meal to my house somehow someway someday and God bless the ones that are doing this

5. Great store… This is what America is about…. Not the anti-asian be the racists are doing. Attacks on elderly Asians are hate crimes and need to addressed and take center stage in prosecution to the fullest extent of the law.
   This post's from white guy who is anti racism against any group of people.

6. ⚘👍👍❤🇦🇺⚘

7. God bless you and all who participate in this beautiful task. May God bless and prosper you in many ways!

8. Every Thing you put out has to deal with race and yet its other people who are racist not you got it OK.

9. 😊😊😊😊☺😊😊; LOOOOOVED THIS STORY!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍; Wish I Had Money, I'd Woulda Donated to HEART OF DINNER 👉👉👉ASAP!!!!!! 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘💖💖💖💖💖💖💖🙏

10. Beautiful example of how warm and caring humanity can be ♡ Confucian culture respects elders and it really shows

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12. This is one of the reasons they should send out the stimulus relief bill ASAP to help struggling Americans.

13. The story just breaks my heart!
    And make me so happy too

14. Horrible~~~ Trump caused this problems~ made stupid comments!
    Glad that stupid and dumb is no longer President.

15. Ony Jesus Christ can change a man's sinful heart.

16. You ladies are just WONDERFUL~~~ GOD BLESS YOU~~~😍👍👍👍

17. Its pretty simple..Jesus told us, that generation who sees these signs won't pass away until all these things take place. A generation is 70 to 80 years. That 10 year period between 70 and 80 is the time period that no man knows the day or hour. Israel fulfilled prophecy when it was reestablished in 1948. 2028-1948 is 80 years which is the full length of a generation. Subtract the 7 year tribulation. Thats 2021, we are entering the first 3 1/2 year period of tribulation. Before Gods wrath, we will be removed.
    Jesus isn't a liar. These are his words not mine. Its not a difficult interpretation. Its up to you to accept it. If you haven't read Gods love letters to you "his holy words" then you'll have no good excuse to offer God when you stand before him. Get ready…Get ready..Get ready…let go of this world.

18. Angels shaped Asian Americans helping the elders.. God bless you ladies. 🙏🏽🙏🏽

19. One of the most critical areas today in prophecy has to do with the understanding of tribulation. The New Testament speaks of "tribulation," also "great tribulation," and the debate hinges on whether the church (true believers) will or will not go through it. Robert P. Lightner speaks of "at least four different views of the church's relation to the tribulation: the church to be raptured before the tribulation begins, the church to go through the tribulation, the church to go through the first half of the tribulation, and the prewrath rapture of the church"* (only the first three have any major followings). How is it possible to decide among such varying viewpoints? Surely the issue is an important one, and interpretations vary a great deal on this. Let me make some suggestions to help.
    First, some comments about the rapture of the church. The place in Scripture that most clearly teaches a rapture is 1 Thessalonians 4:14-17. The final words are: "The Lord himself will descend from heaven with a cry of command, with the archangel's call, and with the sound of the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise first; then we who are alive, who are left, shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air; and so we shall always be with the Lord." "Caught up" in one early Latin translation is rapiemur, from which we derive the English word "rapture." So the rapture refers in this context to that moment when believers will be caught up, along with the dead in Christ, to a glorious meeting with the Lord in His triumphal descent. Paul also in 1 Corinthians 15:51-52 speaks of the same event, saying: "We shall not all sleep [i.e., die], but we shall all be changed, in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet." However, the teaching here relates not so much to meeting the Lord as to the fact that our bodies (dead and alive) will be changed in this great future event.
    Second, nothing is said in either passage directly about the relation of the rapture to tribulation. However, the implication in 1 Thessalonians 4 is that no tribulation follows the rapture. For rather than saying something like, "So shall we be delivered from tribulation," the text thereafter reads, "so shall we always be with the Lord." Thus it is hard to sustain from this passage a pretribulation rapture of the church (similarly from 1 Cor. 15), or, for that matter, a posttribulation rapture when no tribulation is mentioned before (note both passages carefully). "Pretrib" would seemon the basis of 1 Thessalonians especiallyto be ruled out; "posttrib" would have to be found elsewhere.
    Third, we need also to examine the word "tribulation." In the Greek it is thlipsis, translated as "tribulation" or "affliction" (sometimes "distress"). Returning to 1 Thessalonians, we observe that Paul writes in chapter 3 that "we sent Timothy…to establish you, and to comfort you concerning your faith: That no man should be moved by these afflictions [the Greek word is a form of thlipsis, hence "tribulations"]: for you yourselves know we are appointed thereunto. For verily, when we were with you, we told you before that we should suffer tribulation; even as it came to pass, and ye know" (vv. 2-4 kjv). Since this chapter (3) precedes the next (4) on the rapture, and also declares that we are "appointed" to tribulation, even to "suffer" the same, it would seem apparent that tribulation precedes the rapture to come.

    Let us also note some words of Jesus. In Matthew 24, Jesus tells His disciples, "They will deliver you up to tribulation [thlipsin], and put you to death" (v. 9); and this is said prior to the statement that "many will fall away…most men's love will grow cold…this gospel of the kingdom will be preached throughout the whole world" (vv. 10-14). Clearly tribulation here precedes the return of Christ and the rapture of the church. Another memorable statement of Jesus is found in John 16:33"In the world you have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world." Tribulation has been and will be the lot of all who truly follow Christ.
    Some interpreters, however, argue that although all Christians go through some tribulation, there is yet a "great tribulation" to come that true believers will not have to endure. Let us examine the expression "great tribulation" which occurs first in Matthew 24:21"Then there will be great tribulation [thlipsis megale], such as has not been from the beginning of the world until now, no, and never will be." Here tribulation seems to refer to what will happen to the world at large (note the following verse"if those days had not been shortened, no human being would be saved; but for the sake of the elect those days will be shortened"). In any case, this "great tribulation" is also prior to the return of Christ and the rapture. For, further on, in Matthew 24, Jesus says, "Immediately after the tribulation of those days the sun will be darkened, and the moon will not give its light…and they will see the Son of man coming on the clouds of heaven…and he will send out his angels with a loud trumpet call [recall 1 Thessalonians and 1 Corinthians about the trumpet], and they will gather the elect from the four winds, from one end of heaven to the other" (vv. 29-31). These last words clearly relate to the rapture (here depicted as the gathering of "the elect"), and unmistakably refer to an occurrence after "great tribulation." Surely there is no pretribulation rapture here.
    The other place where the expression "great tribulation" is utilized is in Revelation, chapter 7. John, beholding "a great multitude" (v. 9) of white robed people praising God around His throne and before the Lamb, is told: "These are they who have come out of the great tribulation; they have washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb" (v. 14). But "out of" surely does not mean to be removed from; rather these believers have endured "the great tribulation" and have now come out of it, praising God and the Lamb. Here again "great tribulation" seems to refer to what happens upon the whole earth (see the opening words of Rev. 7) and the protection of believers, rather than their escape, during this time. Chapter 7 earlier describes the sealing of 144,000 "servants of our God" (vv. 3-4) before "the great tribulation" begins. These believers rather than escaping out of tribulation by way of rapture were sealed by God for their protection while going through it. Moreover, all of this happens prior to the return of Christ, which is not actually described until chapter 19.
    I should add that many pretribulationists view the church as already having been raptured before any of the events, including tribulation in Revelation 6-19, occur. Some take the words addressed to John in Revelation 4:1"Come up hither"as referring to the rapture either actually or symbolically, and then add that since the word "church" does not appear until Revelation 22:16, the church, true believers, has been raptured or translated prior to the terrible events described in Revelation 6-19.** This, however, is a critical misinterpretation: the words to John in Revelation 4"Come up hither"have nothing to do either actually or symbolically with the rapture of the church; and, although the word "church" does not appear in these intervening chapters, believers are definitely on the earth. Many times, for example, the word "saints" occurs, along with such words as "Here is a call for the endurance of the saints" (14:12; cf. 13:10).
    Based on the biblical testimony, there will not be a pretribulational rapture of the church (nor a midtribulational for that matter). This is very important to emphasize. For whether the tribulation is what all Christians are called upon to endure to the very end, or a great tribulation occurring worldwide, the Lord will see His people through whatever happens. There will be much persecution, to be sure, even martyrdom ahead (Jesus promised that), and many coming judgments on the world (from which true believers will be protected). Whichever way, there will be tribulation until the day Christ returns in glory.
    I am afraid too many today are being lulled into thinking that when things get really bad, we as believers will be suddenly snatched out of it all ("the great snatch," the rapture is sometimes called). This is indeed poor preparation for what is yet to happenand a serious misreading of the prophetic message. We will go through whatever tribulation may yet come, and in the midst of it and on the other side, give God all the glory!
    This, I believe, is prophecy by the Book.

20. Love the reporting, but always leaves me with a sense of helplessness. Perhaps you all can give organizations or mutual aid information at the end of your episodes so people can actually act on change??

21. The Coronavirus Will Go Away.

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23. 여러분 하나님의 종이라고하는 목사와신부들이 전세계적으로 들어간 코로나 재앙의 이유를
    잘 모르겠다고하고 있습니다 그런데 하나님께서는 이코로나
    재앙은 노아때처럼 음란과탐욕으로 타락된 이죄악된 세상을 심판하기위한 하나님의 심판이라고 하나님께서 말씀해주셨습니다
    하나님께서 말씀해주시길 이땅에 모든 목사나 신부들이 다
    생명을 죽이고있는 살인자요 사기꾼이라고 하나님께서 말씀해주셨습니다 저들이 하나님의 뜻도 모르면서 하나님의 말씀을 가지고 돈을
    벌기위해 사기를치고 있다고
    하나님께서 말씀해주셨습니다
    이제 살길은 성경대로 다시오신 예수님의 하늘의 이름인 와이솔 라이팅 능력을 진심으로 믿고 회개하는 길 뿐이라고 말씀해주셨습니다

24. 🥺

25. Amen! Thank you Mr. Steve ❤️🙏

26. What about the other elders, the ones who built USA???????

27. Being physically assaulted is part of the American experience in America.

28. God Bless you Steve! What an amazing piece. Kudos! ☮️

29. Beyond fabulous. The universe was showing off when these folks were made.
    I prepare evening supper for two of my neighbours as they live alone and are in the 80s. It makes my heart sing. I bake cakes and cookies twice a week and share with my neighbours. Kindness never goes out of style. Kind deeds change lives.
    Australia

30. ❤❤❤❤❤

31. Chemical weapon dropped on that’s reality they poisened the whole earth with their man made sickness now they want control don’t believe then jus wait till we got no rights left

32. Don’t believe them they dropped a chemical bomb on us made up a sickness in a lab lies said it was a bat now we gotta give them all out control they all fukin liars do t believe a word they say to help is 2020 we got hit with a chemical weapon that’s the reality of the world now they droppin chemical warfare on us civilians now don’t trust an evil demons in charge.

33. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmKWNVdndu6Kfh9IPyOmxfw.

34. NBC News and Michael Che spread conspiracy theory.

35. So they only help elderly Asians? Or they help everyone? I think if white people only helped white people that would be considered racist. But all other races can do that and it’s fine. How about Americans just help Americans and stop segregating everyone.

36. Kindness pays off. 😊

37. They're doing Great work and much needed!! Thanks to God!@!🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

38. Thank you for Caring

39. God bless you. 🙏🏽

40. GOD Bless these People for helping others in NEED 🙏

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