The NXR Podcast - September 28, 2023


DAILY TRUTH - Those SOFT Men Who Created HARD Times

Hosted by
Joel Webbon Harrison Smith Antonio Griffith Dale Partridge Wewsley Todd Calvin Robinson
Mentioned
Jesus Christ Sympathy James
DAILY TRUTH - Effeminate Men DAILY TRUTH - A “Nice” Tyrant Can Do More Damage Than A “Mean” Tyrant

Episode Stats


Length

7 minutes

Words per minute

125.45

Word count

902

Sentence count

53

Harmful content

Hate speech

4

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Summary

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In this episode, Pastor Ken teaches on the difference between compassion and mercy, and how they are two different things. God is a God of mercy, but so are we. The Bible teaches that when it comes to dealing out justice, you should not show favoritism to the rich, but also to the poor. The Old Testament says that you shall not pity the rich but also the poor, and that you should be compassionate toward them. But there are two kinds of compassion. One is righteous, and one is wicked.

Transcript

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00:00:23 five-star review on your favorite podcast platform thanks hard times create hard men
00:00:30 hard men create soft times better times times of peace and then these soft times create soft men
00:00:37 and then soft men due to their softness their effeminacy their weakness they create hard times
00:00:44 israel is struggling with what i would consider to be the post-war mentality the post-war sentiment
00:00:52 we did this we did this war thing we did the conquest we're done we're done with it
00:01:00 we've seen atrocities we saw the barbarians of canaan i mean there were even giants
00:01:09 what we saw is some of them were cannibalistic
00:01:12 god we're done we fought the barbarians and we won and sure some of their children are still
00:01:21 alive and could grow up. But we've got time.
00:01:26 We don't need to run them down. We don't need to finish the job.
00:01:30 We're tired.
00:01:33 We're a little bit lazy, apathetic. And I do think
00:01:37 this is an element. And, well, we just
00:01:41 were merciful. Right?
00:01:45 DEI, man. Israel's, you know, DEI policy. Diversity.
00:01:49 equity, inclusion.
00:01:52 We're cutting edge for our time, Yahweh.
00:01:54 I mean, we want to, you know,
00:01:56 you're a God of mercy
00:01:56 and we want to be merciful too.
00:01:59 And so we're going to tolerate.
00:02:02 We're going to include.
00:02:04 We're going to carve out space.
00:02:07 And we're going to have
00:02:08 a neutral public square.
00:02:10 Seems Christ-like,
00:02:12 compassionate.
00:02:14 And principle pluralism, Yahweh.
00:02:17 Classical liberalism, Yahweh.
00:02:19 just a little bit of polytheism just a sprinkle just a sprinkle of idolatry
00:02:29 but out of kindness and at the end of the day you know it's the thought that counts
00:02:35 it's the intention it's the motive as long as our hearts are in the right place
00:02:40 so yes apathy yeah maybe a little ptsd yeah fatigue and tired but also pity
00:02:49 and in biblical terms that word pity can go either way there are times when the bible says that god
00:02:58 pitied israel and it's righteous so there is a righteous form of pity there's a righteous kind
00:03:07 of pity, a compassion, a compassion that is genuinely compassionate. But there is also a type
00:03:16 of pity that is wicked, that is misguided, that's perverted. It is tweaked and twisted. It's pity
00:03:26 where there should not be pity. And the Bible talks about this. Think of Deuteronomy. Old Testament
00:03:31 law. It talks about when it comes to dealing out justice, your eyes shall not pity.
00:03:39 You should not show favoritism to the rich. And this is rehashed out by Jesus in the Sermon on
00:03:46 the Mount, also by the book of James. Somebody comes in with fine clothing, not necessarily
00:03:52 soft. It could be soft, but fine, rich clothing. You can discern this is a person of status, a
00:03:57 person of, I don't know, prestige, and you say, hey, come and sit in this nice seat, and then
00:04:04 somebody dressed in shabby clothing comes in, oh, you sit on the floor by my feet, right? So you
00:04:08 are not to show partiality in regards to favoring the rich, but that's not the only way the principle
00:04:14 applies. The principle applies across the board in both directions. The Old Testament says you
00:04:20 shall not pity, show favoritism to the rich, but also not pity the poor. So there is pity that
00:04:25 comes from god that that we might call mercy and it's righteous it has to do with compassion
00:04:34 but there's also pity that is sinful and twisted and tweaked perverse that is not compassion
00:04:41 but rather it's it's tolerance of wickedness it's tolerance of wickedness it's like the
00:04:52 difference between sympathy and empathy. Sympathy comes from the root word compassion.
00:04:59 Compassion lending towards love. A pure, genuine, authentic love. So real love is compassion. And
00:05:07 compassion, that's where we get sympathy from. Empathy, however, is not necessarily the same.
00:05:14 And I won't make a big debate out of the words because it depends how you use the word empathy
00:05:18 and blah, blah, blah, but a lot of the ways, I'll at least say this, a lot of the ways that the word
00:05:24 empathy has been used by our culture in the West today is what the Bible would describe as a sinful
00:05:32 pity. It's not sympathy, compassion, genuine love, but rather it's favoritism. It's discrimination.
00:05:42 it's i'm going to elevate this person not not because of anything uh that's objective or just
00:05:50 or fair but simply because i'm going to arbitrate between you know this person and that because i i
00:05:59 like this person they're poor or they're a minority and you know this person over there
00:06:04 they may be doing the right thing but it doesn't matter this is a woman this is a man this this
00:06:11 person's a minority ethnicity this person's white 0.59
00:06:14 this person's lgbt lmnop you know and this person's just traditional family it makes me sick 0.87
00:06:24 that's that's not righteous pity that's wicked pity and israel had some of that for their adversaries 0.89
00:06:41 We'll be right back. 0.80