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Waching daily Mar 5 2017

Ladies and gentlemen!

Welcome to ifactner.com's : Learn Dutch language video tutorial series.

In today's tutorial, we are going to learn to count in Dutch.

Let's start.

Zero is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as nul, nul, nul.

Zero, nul.

Please speak, Nul.

One is written like this and is pronounced as een, een, een.

One, een.

Please speak, een.

Two is written like this and is pronounced as twee, twee, twee.

Two, twee.

Please speak, twee.

Three is written like this and is pronounced as drie, drie drie.

Three, drie.

Please speak drie.

Four is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as vier, vier, vier.

Four.

vier.

Please speak, vier.

Five is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as Vijf, Vijf, Vijf.

Five, Vijf.

Remember i and j gives the sound of y. Vijf.

Please speak, vijf.

Six is written like this and is pronounced as Zes, zes, zes . Six, zes . Please speak,

zes.

Seven is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as zeven, zeven, zeven.

N is very soft.

Seven, Zeven.

Please speak, Zeven.

Eight is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as acht, acht, acht.

Eight, acht.

Please speak acht.

Nine is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as Negen, Negen, Negen.

Nine, Negen.

Please speak negen.

Ten is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as tien, tien, tien.

Ten is tien.

Please speak tien.

Eleven is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as elf, elf, elf.

Eleven, elf.

Please speak elf.

Twelve is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as twaalf, twaalf, twaalf.

Twelve is twaalf.

Please speak twaalf.

Thirteen is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as dertien, dertien, dertien.

Thirteen is dertien.

Please speak, dertien.

Forteen is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as veertien, veertien, veertien.

Please speak veertien.

Fifteen, Fifteen is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as vijftien, vijftien,

vijftien.

Remember v is pronounced as vay and fay.

Vijftien. and i and j are aiy, vijftien, y.

So it's written as y.

Please speak vijftien.

16 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as zestien, zestien, zestien.

16 zestien.

Please speak zestien.

17 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as zeventien, zeventien, zeventien.

17 zeventien.

So z is in between of z and s. so it's zeventien.

Please speak zeventien.

18 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as achttien, achttien, achttien.

18 achttien.

Please speak achttien.

19 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as negentien, negentien, negentien.

19 negentien.

Please speak negentien.

20 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as twintig, twintig, twintig.

20 twintig.

Please speak twintig.

Now comes a difficult part.

In English, we write it like this 2 and 1.

And we pronounce it like twenty one.

But in Dutch, we use it, we use to count it like this: one and twenty, two and twenty,

three and twenty.

So 21, that is one and twenty is written in Dutch like this.

So it's een which means one, en and twintig.

One and Twenty.

It is pronounced as eenentwintig, eenentwintig, eenentwintig.

21 is eenentwintig.

Please speak eenentwintig.

22 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as tweeentwintig, tweeentwintig, tweeentwintig.

22 is tweeentwintig Please speak tweeentwintig.

23 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as drieentwintig, drieentwintig, drieentwintig.

23 is drieentwintig.

Please speak drieentwintig.

24 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as vierentwintig, vierentwintig, vierentwintig.

24 is vierentwintig.

Please speak vierentwintig.

25 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as vijfentwintig, vijfentwintig, vijfentwintig.

25 is vijfentwintig.

Please speak vijfentwintig.

26 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as zesentwintig,

zesentwintig, zesentwintig.

26 is zesentwintig.

Please speak zesentwintig.

27 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as zevenentwintig, zevenentwintig.

Please speak . 28 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced

as achtentwintig, achtentwintig, achtentwintig.

28 is achtentwintig.

Please speak achtentwintig.

29 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as negenentwintig, negenentwintig, negenentwintig.

29 is negenentwintig, 29 is negenentwintig.

Please speak negenentwintig.

30 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as dertig, dertig, dertig.

30 is dertig.

Please speak dertig.

40 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as veertig, veertig, veertig.

40 is veertig.

Please speak veertig.

50 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as vijftig, vijftig, vijftog.

50 is vijftig.

Please speak vijftig.

60 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as zestig, zestig, zestig.

60 is zestig.

Please speak zestig.

70 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as zeventig, zeventig, zeventig.

70 is zeventig.

Please speak zeventig.

80 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as tachtig, tachtig, tachtig.

80 is tachtig.

Please speak tachtig.

90 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as negentig, negentig, negentig.

90 is negentig.

Please speak negentig.

100 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as honderd, honderd, honderd.

100 is honderd.

Please speak honderd.

200 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as tweehonderd, tweehonderd, tweehonderd.

200 tweehonderd.

Please speak tweehonderd.

300 is written in Dutch

like this

and

is pronounced as driehonderd, driehonderd, driehonderd.

300 driehonderd.

Please speak driehonderd.

1000 is

written

in Dutch like this and is pronounced as duizend, duizend, duizend.

1000 duizend.

Please speak duizend.

2000 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as tweeduizend, tweeduizend, tweeduizend.

2000 tweeduizend.

Please speak tweeduizend.

100000 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced as honderdduizend, honderdduizend,

honderdduizend.

100000 honderdduizend.

Please speak honderdduizend.

1,000,000 is written in Dutch like this and is pronounced

as een miljoen, een miljoen, een miljoen.

1,000,000 een miljoen.

Please speak miljoen.

One billion is written in Dutch like this and

is pronounced as een miljard, een miljard, een miljard.

One billion een miljard.

Please speak een miljard.

One trillion is written in Dutch like this and

is pronounced as een triljoen, een triljoen, een triljoen.

One trillion een triljoen.

Please speak een triljoen.

Guys and girls, this time I will repat the whole lesson in Dutch.

Listen to me carefully as we will be doing a speaking excercise after it.

Nul.

Een.

Twee.

Drie.

Vier.

Vijf.

Zes.

Zeven.

Acht.

Negen.

Tien.

Elf.

Twaalf.

Dertien.

Veertien.

Vijftien . Zestien.

Zeventien.

Achttien.

Negentien.

Twintig.

Eenentwintig.

Tweeëntwintig.

Drieentwintig.

Vierentwintig.

Vijfentwintig.

Zesentwintig.

Zevenentwintig.

Achtentwintig.

Negenentwintig.

Dertig.

Veertig.

Vijftig.

Zestig.

Zeventig.

Tachtig.

Negentig.

Honderd.

Tweehonderd.

Driehonderd.

Duizend.

Tweeduizend.

Honderdduizend.

Een miljoen.

Een miljard.

Een triljoen.

Ladies and gentlemen, this time we will do a speaking exercise.

I will speak in English and you will pronounce that number in Dutch.

So, let's start.

0.

Please speak.

Nul. 1.

Please speak.

Een. 2.

Please speak.

Twee.

3.

Please speak.

Drie.

4.

Please speak.

Vier.

5.

Please speak.

Vijf.

6.

Please speak.

Zes. 7.

Please speak.

Zeven.

8.

Please speak.

Acht.

9.

Please speak.

Negen.

10.

Please speak.

Tien.

11.

Please speak.

Elf. 12.

Please speak.

Twaalf.

13.

Please speak.

Dertien.

14.

Please speak.

Veertien.

15.

Please speak.

Vijftien.

16.

Please speak.

Zestien.

17.

Please speak.

Zeventien.

18.

Please speak.

Achttien.

19.

Please speak.

Negentien.

20.

Please speak.

Twintig.

21.

Please speak.

Eenentwintig.

22.

Please speak.

Tweeëntwintig.

23.

Please speak.

Drieentwintig.

24.

Please speak.

Vierentwintig.

25.

Please speak.

Vijfentwintig.

26.

Please speak.

Zesentwintig.

27.

Please speak.

Zevenentwintig.

28.

Please speak.

Achtentwintig.

29.

Please speak.

Negenentwintig.

30.

Please speak.

Dertig.

40.

Please speak.

Veertig.

50.

Please speak.

Vijftig.

60.

Please speak.

Zestig.

70.

Please speak.

Zeventig.

80.

Please speak.

Tachtig.

90.

Please speak.

Negentig.

100.

Please speak.

Honderd.

200.

Please speak.

Tweehonderd.

300.

Please speak.

Driehonderd.

1000.

Please speak.

Duizend.

2000.

Please speak.

Tweeduizend.

100000.

Please speak.

Honderdduizend.

One million.

Please speak.

Een miljoen.

One billion.

Please speak.

Een miljard.

So it's miljard.

One trillion.

Please speak.

Een triljoen.

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Get Ready for Supernatural Breakthrough with Kenneth Copeland & Morris Cerullo (Air Date 3-9-17) - Duration: 25:58.

(Singing) I know my God has made the way for

me. I know my God has made the way for me.

ANNOUNCER: God is demonstrating His miraculous powers throughout

the earth. Today, on the Believer's Voice of Victory,

Kenneth Copeland and Dr. Morris Cerullo encourage all believers

to get ready for supernatural breakthrough for healing.

KENNETH: Hello, everybody. I'm Kenneth Copeland. Father,

we thank You for this broadcast today, one

more opportunity to proclaim that Jesus is alive. Jesus

is Lord, Jesus is the Savior, Jesus is the healer, Jesus

is the baptizer in the Holy Ghost, Jesus is our

Melchizedek and Lord of our prosperity, and He is coming

soon. Glory to God. Hallelujah. MORRIS: Hallelujah. KENNETH: We

are so thrilled and excited. MORRIS: Amen. KENNETH: And we

want you out there to get just as thrilled and excited as we

are. MORRIS: Glory. KENNETH: His healing power is right there for

you right now in the name of Jesus. And, Father, we give You

all the praise, all the glory-- MORRIS: Mm. KENNETH: --to the

wonderful name of Jesus. Amen. MORRIS: Hallelujah. KENNETH:

Join me again today in welcoming Dr. Morris Cerullo. Praise God.

MORRIS: What a wonderful delight-- KENNETH: M.C.--

MORRIS: --to be here with you. KENNETH: I tell you-- MORRIS:

I've been so blessed. KENNETH: Amen. I love you, sir. MORRIS:

Thank you. KENNETH: And I've enjoyed loving you for a long

time now. (Laughs) MORRIS: Thank you. KENNETH: Hallelujah. I

remember the first time I really ever got interested in what God

was really doing. MORRIS: Mm. KENNETH: I was raised in a

Christian home. I mean--and a strong Christian home. It wasn't

my mama's fault I turned out like I did. (Laughs) You know, I

tried my best to go to hell. She just wouldn't let me go. MORRIS:

Praise God. KENNETH: And she was a real prayer warrior. But when

I did obey God and I went to Oral Roberts University, and the

first day there, by miraculous-- MORRIS: Circumstance. KENNETH:

--arrangement of the Lord, Brother--Dr. Roberts hired me as

copilot on the airplane, which put me in the meetings. Because

I--you know, he couldn't go to a meeting without me. And then

right away, they--several--second or third

meeting, they assigned me to drive his car. So that's when he

and I began to be close friends. But during that time, I began to

realize that this guy named Cerullo had been out there the

same length of time that Oral Roberts had. MORRIS: Mm.

KENNETH: And there were signs and wonders and miracles in his

ministry. MORRIS: Mm. KENNETH: And I just kept hearing about

you. And of course, being around--being around Oral and

Bob DeWeese and all these guys-- MORRIS: Yes, yes. KENNETH:

--it--every so often, your name would come up. And they'd talk

about the meetings, you know, that you had-- MORRIS: Mm.

KENNETH: --and got me really interested. And then when I had

the opportunity--you--Carl said, "I want to see you." MORRIS: Mm.

KENNETH: "I want you to come see me." MORRIS: Yes. KENNETH: I

said, "Gloria, what do you think he wants with me?" (Laughs) She

said, "I don't know. Let's go find out." So we did. We came to

San Diego-- MORRIS: Yes. KENNETH: --and met you and fell

in love with you-- MORRIS: Thank you. KENNETH: --and Theresa. And

we have just been so blessed with your life and your ministry

and particularly when your book came out and all of those

different things over the years. Being associated with you has

inspired me and brought me to-- MORRIS: Thank you. KENNETH:

--higher places in the Lord. I just want you-- MORRIS: Thank

you so much. KENNETH: --to know that, and I wanted everybody to

know it. Praise God. Now, just in 2016--let me show you a

picture again--that was on Dr. Cerullo's leg. That's his leg

right there. That angry, incurable thing had brought him

to the point of death several times. It was just the mercy of

God that he didn't die. But then there's Jesus. MORRIS: Amen.

KENNETH: Whoo! Glory to God. MORRIS: Amen. KENNETH: And

healed him. And just put new skin and--and there now, not

even any--I want you to see this. Look at this now. Look. Do

you--look at him! Look at him! You see those Nike running shoes

he's got on? Glory. Play that again. Back that thing up and

play it again. I want to see it again. Now, this was--this was

just a few days-- MORRIS: Yeah. KENNETH: --after you'd been in

that other condition. MORRIS: That's right. And remember, I

was paralyzed-- KENNETH: Completely paralyzed-- MORRIS:

--in one leg-- KENNETH: --in that leg. MORRIS: --in the right

leg. KENNETH: Yeah. MORRIS: Completely paralyze--I was in a

wheelchair. I laid in a bed for months. KENNETH: And look at

you. (Laughs) Glory to God. Now then, I want us to look at

I Peter 2:24. MORRIS: Oh, yes. Amen. KENNETH: "Who his own

self--" It's talking about Jesus. MORRIS: Yes. KENNETH:

"--bare--" TOGETHER: "--our sins in his own body on the tree,

that we being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness:

by whose stripes ye were healed." MORRIS: "Were," yeah.

KENNETH: Now I'm going to ask you something. Is "were" future

tense? No. Is it present tense? No. It's past tense. MORRIS:

Yes. KENNETH: You were healed. When God raised Jesus from the

dead-- MORRIS: Oh, glory to God. KENNETH: --that healing became

available to whosoever will, because Jesus is available to,

"whosoever believeth on him should not perish, but have

everlasting life." MORRIS: And you know, even stronger than--or

as strong as that, what was the purpose why God the Father sent

His Son? Remember, Jesus was born of God. KENNETH: Amen.

MORRIS: Now, why did He send Him? He sent Him here--as you so

capably preached the Word, He sent Him here to pay the price--

KENNETH: Amen. MORRIS: --for sin, for salvation, for healing.

That's why we can, 100 percent, claim it because-- KENNETH: Yes.

MORRIS: --He--I John 3:8, "For this purpose the Son of God was

made manifest--" KENNETH: Yes, sir. MORRIS: "--that he might

destroy--" He didn't come here to wound him. He came here to

destroy him. So Jesus destroyed-- TOGETHER: "--the

works of the devil." KENNETH: Yeah. MORRIS: And those works

are-- KENNETH: Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. MORRIS: --sin. KENNETH:

Acts 10:38. MORRIS: Yeah. Right. KENNETH: Now, Peter is at

Cornelius' house, the Italian-- MORRIS: Yes. KENNETH: --soldier.

And Peter began to preach. In Verse 36, he said, "The word

which God sent unto the children of Israel, preaching peace by

Jesus Christ: (he is Lord of all.)" Now, this is what Jesus

preached the whole time He was on the earth. He said, "The

Spirit of the Lord is upon me--" MORRIS: Amen. KENNETH: "--for he

has anointed me to preach. He's anointed me to preach the Gospel

to the poor; he sent me to heal the brokenhearted--" MORRIS:

Uh-huh. KENNETH: "--he sent me to preach deliverance to the

captives, to preach recovery of sight to the blind--" MORRIS:

Hallelujah. KENNETH: "--to set at liberty them that are

bruised, and to preach the acceptable year of the Lord,"

which was supernatural debt cancellation. MORRIS: Yes.

KENNETH: He not only wants you saved and healed, He don't even

want you in debt. Glory to God. MORRIS: Amen. KENNETH: Now,

Jesus is preaching--I mean, Paul--Peter's preaching this.

"That word, you know, which was published throughout all Judaea,

and began in Galilee, after the baptism which John preached;

how--" Listen to me. "How God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with

the Holy Ghost and power." That's healing power. MORRIS:

Mm. KENNETH: "Who went about doing good, and healing--"

TOGETHER: "--all--" KENNETH: "--that were oppressed of the

devil." MORRIS: All. All. All. KENNETH: And every one of them

was oppressed of the devil. MORRIS: Yes. KENNETH: They

weren't oppressed of God. MORRIS: No. KENNETH: They were

oppressed of the devil, and He healed them. MORRIS: Every one.

KENNETH: Yeah. Except those that wouldn't believe. "Why, Brother

Copeland, Jesus healed--" No. No, wait. No, no. MORRIS: Yeah.

KENNETH: No, no, He didn't. Just hang on, don't get mad at me.

Just hang on. Ha-ha-ha. You go back over to the 6th chapter of

the book of Mark, talking about at His own hometown-- MORRIS:

Mm. KENNETH: --right there in--when He went to preach at

home in Nazareth, they said, "What? This is--you know, this

is--" MORRIS: Carpenter's son. KENNETH: "--this is that

carpenter boy down there." MORRIS: Yeah. KENNETH: "We've

known Him. Why, we know His whole family. We--you know,

who's He think He is--" MORRIS: Mm. KENNETH: "--preaching all

this grace and all this stuff?" "And he could there do no mighty

work--" Didn't say He wouldn't, said He couldn't. MORRIS: Mm.

KENNETH: "--except he laid his hands on a few sick folks, and

healed them. And he marveled because of their unbelief."

MORRIS: Mm-hmm. KENNETH: Now get this. It's big. MORRIS: Yes.

KENNETH: "He went round about the villages, teaching." MORRIS:

Mm. KENNETH: "Faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word

of God." MORRIS: Yeah. KENNETH: The cure for unbelief is

teaching. If you're--if you're listening right now, and you've

been having trouble believing this, just listen, because faith

is coming. Faith is coming. No such thing as faith that won't

come. MORRIS: No. KENNETH: But if you'll open your heart and

say, "Lord, I receive mine right now," it's there for you.

MORRIS: Yes. KENNETH: It's there for you. MORRIS: Absolutely.

KENNETH: And it's there for you right now. Isn't that wonderful

news? MORRIS: That is. Praise God. KENNETH: That's the reason

it's called "Gospel." MORRIS: Amen. (Both Laugh) KENNETH: And

you can be--you can be like Dr. Cerullo. You can jump up and run

around the room and get you some new running shoes. Praise God.

Now, I remember just--I'm talking about just a matter of

hours after the Lord healed him and raised him up. He still

looked kind of puny before your--before the--the miracle

was ongoing and just changed his entire countenance and

everything. He didn't wait until he felt all that much better and

all that. He just went and fired that airplane up and headed to

Brazil, brother. MORRIS: That's right. KENNETH: I mean, just

immediately, he went right back out on the road again. And all

85-year-old--years of him went right out back in the--right

back in the field again. And he sent me--he texted me this

little video. And I got so excited. He's standing there in

his jogging suit and talking about how God had healed him.

And I hollered at Gloria. I said, "Look at this! M.C.'s

hitting the road again!" (Laughs) We got so tickled, got

so thrilled, man. MORRIS: Amen. KENNETH: But that's what's

happening right there, and you can have your part of it, too.

MORRIS: Amen. KENNETH: This is something, isn't it? MORRIS:

Yes. It's real. It's real. It's not a figment of our

imagination. KENNETH: No, it isn't. MORRIS: It's not

psychological. It's not mind over matter. It's the same

spirit that raised up Jesus from the dead. KENNETH: Yes, it is.

MORRIS: It dwells in us. And as it does, it quickens our mortal

bodies by the same spirit that raised Jesus from the dead. You

know, I love those incredible words in Corinthians, "know ye

not?" And this is the problem. Most of the people lack the

knowledge. And it's like you said. You have to take the Word,

you have to stand on the Word, you have to confess the Word.

But don't we know that our bodies are temples-- KENNETH:

That's right. MORRIS: --of the Holy Spirit? KENNETH: The living

God. MORRIS: It's real. KENNETH: It's real. It is so real. The

great, great preacher, Smith Wigglesworth, oh, my-- MORRIS:

Mm. KENNETH: --that's a man of power. MORRIS: Yeah. KENNETH:

And he would get up every morning. First thing, he would

take communion. And then he'd go look in the mirror. He said,

"That man right there is full of the living God." MORRIS: Oh.

(Both Laugh) KENNETH: Isn't that marvelous? He'd look himself in

the eyes-- MORRIS: Yeah. KENNETH: --and speak the Word of

God over himself. MORRIS: And that's what God's people need to

do. They need to confess what God says they are instead of

what they think they are. KENNETH: What they feel like

they are. MORRIS: Yeah. KENNETH: What they look like they are, or

what somebody else told them what they were. MORRIS: Right.

KENNETH: It's what the Word says about them. MORRIS: Absolutely.

KENNETH: And the Word says we're victorious-- MORRIS: Amen.

KENNETH: --that we're champions. Amen. MORRIS: Amen. KENNETH:

Now, there's something else that Smith Wigglesworth did that will

change the life of any born-again believer. You

remember, in his story, he--he was born in Yorkshire, England.

MORRIS: Right, England. KENNETH: And back there then, there were

no child labor laws and so forth. And he went to work when

he was six years old, and he worked in the plumbing trade.

But the man got born again. And it got so on his heart, it was

so wonderful, that he determined he was going to win somebody to

the Lord every day. He's going to witness to somebody, some way

or other. And that was--that, really, was what he felt like

was his calling. And that's what he set out to do. And he did it.

He had witnessed to somebody that told one story about him,

that he just hadn't found anybody all day to talk to. And

there was a guy driving by in a cart--wagon, he ran up and

jumped on the seat beside him-- MORRIS: Ha-ha-ha. KENNETH: --and

witnessed to him and got him born again before sundown. He

got his man. But now, see, he had that in him. Every believer

ought to have that. MORRIS: You know, Kenneth, when I came out

of the Jewish Orthodox orphanage, I was 15 years of

age. And the woman that brought me the message in the orphanage

that we talked about, I went to live with her in her brother's

home. Now, that was in East Patterson. And Patterson was

where the church was, where I never missed a service, 15 years

of age. I was in every--I couldn't get enough of God.

KENNETH: Praise God. MORRIS: So I would hitchhike--I wouldn't

let anybody drive me home. I would hitchhike 15, 16 years of

age, so I could get in the car-- KENNETH: Yeah? MORRIS: --and

lead somebody to Jesus. (Kenneth Laughs) I led a Roman Catholic

priest one night to Jesus. KENNETH: Praise God. Hallelujah.

MORRIS: It's exactly what you're talking about. KENNETH: Yes.

It's--and look what it-- MORRIS: Yeah. KENNETH: --and there's a

confidence that comes from that. MORRIS: Yes. KENNETH: Most of

the people in the sound of our voice right now that stop, just

think about that, there's almost instantly a fear of rejection.

MORRIS: Mm. KENNETH: People are afraid to be--they're going to

be turned down. MORRIS: Yeah. KENNETH: I never have--one time,

I got--one time, I was turned down. But let me tell you how it

took place. I was holding a meeting in a casino in Las

Vegas. And the owner of the hotel had gotten born again. And

it was Wayne Cochran, the old rock-and-roll singer-- MORRIS:

Yeah. Yeah. KENNETH: --that had gotten saved, who was a friend

of mine. And he led--he played in that hotel for a long time.

Well, he went back and got the owner of the hotel born again.

Well, he came to Wayne. He said, "I've got to do something for

God, Wayne." He said, "My heart's on fire." He said, "Do

you think Brother Copeland would come here and hold a meeting?"

So Wayne called me. I said, "Are you kidding? I'm on my way."

(Laughs) So we just had a fabulous meeting in the theater

in that--in that casino. Well, one night, I'm walking through,

headed to the--to the meeting room. And the--I heard the Lord

say, "Witness to that couple walking towards you." And He

told me what to say to them. I said, "Okay." So I said, "Excuse

me, sir?" Very well-dressed people. I said, "I'm--I feel

like that I have something from--that the Lord, He would

have me to say to you, if that's all right. May I have permission

to speak?" He said, "Sure." So I told him. He said--well, he

didn't refuse me. He just said, "Okay. Thank you," and just

walked off. And, you know, I thought, "Well, that's kind of

different." And so--but before I could get away, here was a guy

standing there, (Slurring), leaning up against the wall. He

was so drunk. He said, "Hey. I heard what you said. Will you

pray for me?" I said, "Yeah, I'll pray--" M.C., he was so

drunk, he just--if he'd have let go of the wall, he'd have just

fallen on the floor. He said, (Slurring) "Let's go in here."

So we went in the men's room. He said, "Pray for me." So I laid

my hands on him and began to pray. Man, the power of God came

in there. And all of a sudden, he straightened up. And by the

time I got through praying, he was--he was stone cold sober.

MORRIS: Mm. KENNETH: And lifted both hands and began-- MORRIS:

Hallelujah. KENNETH: --to worship God. MORRIS: Hallelujah.

KENNETH: "My God, man," he said, "thank you. I'm a back-slid

Pentecostal preacher." MORRIS: Wow. KENNETH: The glory of God

got all over me right now. MORRIS: Yeah. KENNETH: Amen. So

see, I wasn't actually turned down. I was accepted. I just--I

just was talking to him through these other people. MORRIS: But

God was in control. That's the thing. KENNETH: Oh, that's the

key to the whole business. MORRIS: Yes. KENNETH: If you

will listen and speak to whomever He says speak to, I'm

telling you, miracles happen. MORRIS: Amen. KENNETH: The

street miracles are easier to get than the church miracles.

I've noticed that over the--over the years. I know you have, too.

MORRIS: Yes. KENNETH: Amen. MORRIS: There's a day that we're

living in. I call it "breakthrough." God wants to

give His people a supernatural breakthrough. It's when we

experience a breakthrough that we pass and cross over the line

from the natural into the supernatural. KENNETH: Oh, yes.

Amen. MORRIS: The word "breakthrough" --and, you know,

I've learned, when I was a little boy, when God was my

teacher and He taught me, He said, "Son, all truth is

parallel. Watch what happens in the natural world." KENNETH:

Mm-hmm. MORRIS: I saw technology. I saw everything in

the natural world advance like it never did before. But you

know what happened? It's like Edison. Edison invented light.

Okay? But he failed for 20 or 30 years of his life. Until one

day, he got a breakthrough, advanced knowledge, advanced

information. He broke through. It came to him. And when it did,

he got the secrets to what he needed to produce light.

KENNETH: My, my, my. MORRIS: Well, I believe that the church

is in the season of breakthrough. KENNETH: I do,

too. I know it with every fiber of my being. MORRIS: We're

getting advanced knowledge. We're crossing over. We're

getting information, spirit information, we never

experienced before. And that is giving us the ability to break

through the line of resistance. KENNETH: Amen. MORRIS: The line

of resistance, it holds us back. It's Satan, his principalities,

his powers, his spiritual wickednesses. But no more--

KENNETH: No more. MORRIS: --because we're getting the

information that we need. KENNETH: Let's take it up

tomorrow right here. MORRIS: Okay. KENNETH: I want you--God's

been dealing with you supernaturally over this. And as

a prophet of God, He's shown it to you. MORRIS: Yes.

KENNETH: And so let's start with this on

tomorrow's broadcast. MORRIS: Amen. Amen. KENNETH:

Dr. Cerullo and I will be back in just a moment.

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[MMD OSOMATSU-SAN] STEP (Osomatsu, Karamatsu, Ichimatsu) - Duration: 1:24.

Step it up now

I won't fall anymore, goodbye sadness

I won't get close anymore, goodbye tears

It's believing in yourself, no more sighs

Such trivial worries, with a smile, bye bye

I learned one more time

I will never forget about you, yeah~

I grew, stronger and higher

Step it up, step it up

It's the beginning again

I'm going to outrun by speeding up my tempo again

Just step it up, step it up

For everyone to see

Turn up the volume baby, my bebe

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Learn English - 10 Everyday Day English Situations for Indians (with subtitles) - Duration: 9:17.

Hello everyone, and welcome to 'English

Tips for Speakers of Indian Languages'.

Normally, each week I present to you one

common English mistake that Indians make

when they are learning English, but this

week I'm going to do things a little bit

different. This week I'm going to present

to you ten common everyday English

situations, and teach you how to handle

yourself in those every day situations. So

let's get started.

I thought it would be best if I

presented to you a list of the ten

everyday situations, and then you can look

at them and then you can try to decide

yourself how you would handle it.

Then I will talk about each one and you

can see how you did after that. So here

is the list here.

Just one other quick thing. You will probably have to pause

the video and think about each answer

individually.

I just want to say from the start

that 'How are you?' is a very good and

acceptable way to say something, and it's

a good fallback. You can always say 'How

long you?' in every situation...and actually

you have to use it, I think, in very

formal situations and the situation

where you don't know somebody so well.

That being said, I actually don't say 'How

are you?' very often in my life because

I'm not often in those situations. I say

these other phrases, and I've made a list for

you in the slide that follow this

section, and I divided them into two parts:

There's the questions that start with 'how' , and the

questions that start with 'what'. They have

have different answers which I'll talk

about in the section that follows

the slide. The 'how' questions

are 'How are you doing?'

(that's very common), 'How's everything going?

(that's also very common),

'How's it going?' (that's probably the one I

say the most) and 'How are things going?'

Then the 'what' section:

'What's up?' (that's actually very common as

well), 'What's going on?' and 'What have you

been up to?'

Ok so the textbook answer to 'How are you?'

in every textbook around the world is

'I'm fine thank you, and you?' Again,

it's a very acceptable answer. It's a

good fallback answer. In reality, we

don't actually say that very much. We

answer in many different ways. If

you're doing very well you could say

'Great, actually. How about you?' Two

things with this: so the word 'actually' is a

great word that you should really get

into your vocabulary -- we say it all the time --and

notice I said 'How about you?' so I reflect

the question back to you.

That's a very important skill. You

could also say 'Not bad.

How's it going with you?' and that's

probably the one I say the most because

it's pretty neutral your'e not doing fantastic, you're not doing

bad so...not bad. Then, again, I reflect

the question back to you. If you're

doing a little bit negative you could

say 'It could be better, I guess.

How are you doing?' ...so, again, you're reflecting

the question. If you're doing

terrible --

and if you're speaking to the right

person-- you can say 'Awful, actually. It's

been a rough week.

How are you?' Again, I reflect the

question back to you.

Ok, so those are the 'how' questions,

right? With the 'what' questions it's

actually pretty easy. If you say...if I say

to you...or if you say to me 'What's up?', I

could say 'Not much. What's up with you?'

'Not much' is a very good answer to the

'what' questions.

The standard response to 'Thank you' is

of course 'You're welcome' and this is a

very good response, and you can use it in

any situation. I do use it quite a

lot. I think I more often say 'No

problem.'

That's a good response to 'Thank you.'

You might have learned that you can

say 'My pleasure', and this is ok, but it's

a little bit too much-- and a little bit

too formal -- and I wouldn't use it very

much.

A few

responses to I'm sorry -- again, I think it

depends on the level of the apology.

If it's...somebody's just a little bit sorry

about something, you could say 'Don't

worry about it.' or 'It's ok, it's no problem.'

That might be a good response . If

it's a huge apology, and it really

affects your life, and the person says 'I'm

really, really sorry.',

you could say 'Apology accepted.'

This one is actually the easiest of

the bunch. Let's say you ask me 'Can

you hand me the marker?' I would say

one of two things: I would say 'Here you go.'

or 'Here you are.' So 'Here you go.' 'Here you

are.'

That's about it.

I've just cooked a dinner and I have

friends and family around, and I want

them to start eating because they're

waiting patiently and politiely. I think

what I would say in an informal

situation is 'Dig in.'...

so just start eating. I could also

say, for example, 'Help yourself.'

So just start eating, basically.

In this familiar phrase that is used in

many languages around the world, if you

want people to enjoy the food in English

then we usually use the French. You

would say 'Bon Appetit'. If you don't

want to use that foreign language then

you could say 'Enjoy your meal.'

I'm introduced to somebody, let's say

someone says 'This is Timo.' and I would

say 'Nice to meet you.' Then Timo would

say to me back,

'Nice to meet you too.' It's always good

to say 'Nice to meet you, too. ' You

shouldn't hesitate to do that.

I just wanted to talk a little bit

about a mistake I hear a lot. The

first time you meet somebody you say

'Nice to meet you.', but that's the only

time you ever say 'Nice to meet you.' to

somebody. After that you say 'Nice to

see you.' or 'Nice to see you again.'

It's very common in English to say

'Have a nice day.' and the proper response

to that is 'Same to you.' or just 'You too.'

This applies for many situations.

'Merry Christmas.' 'Same to you. ' 'You too.'

'Happy New Year.' 'Same to you. '

'You too.'

Yeah, so 'goodbye' is a very standard

response. It's a very good response, and

you can fall back on it.

However, it's the same kind of thing as these

other things. We don't actually say

it that that often. I will give you some

examples of other things you might say.

You could say just 'bye'. You could say

'bye-bye'.

You could say 'See you later.', and I think

that's the thing I probably say the most. You

could say 'take care', and 'take care' is

very nice. It's... it's not overdoing it, and

it's kind of a kind way to say goodbye.

You could say 'So long' which is something

I also say a lot. You could say -- to be

totally informal-- 'Have a good one.'

That might be the informal one you might

have in your arsenal.

If you liked the video I hope

you'll click on the thumbs up below.

If you did like it, I hope you will share it

with others. Also, I hope you'll

consider subscribing to my channel as

videos come out every week like

clockwork. Next, I have a website that

I'm continuously developing. It's

called 'English Tips for People from

India,' and I really could use your help

and your input to kind of help me keep

that going and to make future videos

as well. Please visit that website and give

some feedback. Also, I have a course

called '50 Common English Mistakes', and if

you follow the link in the description

box below you'll get there.

Finally, I have a Twitter feed which

is @epicenglishtips, so I hope you'll

follow me on Twitter.

That's it. Thank you for watching, and see

you next time.

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Blogger Tutorial for Beginners part 4 - Add Keyword full details, Add Labels & Category Gadget - Duration: 18:59.

hello friends, how r u all?

I m Shahin from Tech Bangla

It is part 4 of my blogger tutorial series

in today's lesson we will watch 3 things

how to add page label, add a category gadget, add keyword add (important)

please watch the full tutorial, because keyword adding is so necessary and category also

visiting our blog, this is our blog, we made it like this by the last 3 parts

many of u asked me how to go to ur dashboard, u may go to 'www.blogger.com' or click the pencil icon(edit) in any post

now click on title , now see

So lets start

At first we will add page label, page label means whats the type of ur post, tell that to the visitors

edit any post, write ur post type in label box, done, save

see! its showing here, that means label added successfully, u may add more, not necessary

now we will create a new post, u should know how to create a new post, I discussed that in part 1, give a label to this post, publish

now view blog

see, our 2nd post is there with date, there r label added below the post

we will put many post in our blog, after few days our old posts will be suppressed by the new post, so we will add those label in category

go to layout, add a gadget, there is no gadget for category!

we will choose 'Labels', we will rename that by an easy word for visitors. categories is a common word for visitors.

click the mark, save, view blog

there is a Gadget named as ' categories'! and also showing the number of posts

u may add more labels and they will show here, it is helpful for visitors, it is an important part

Now I will show u how to add keyword, if u know this well, it will increase ur visitors

So lets start, there r some step

Go to settings, Give the best title that represent ur blog and also describe ur blog in description. that means both r related with each other.

now the most important part and watch this carefully

theme, edit HTML

below <head>, there is a line I marked on screen, click on where I click, give a space, write ur blog title in several word, write as I m writing

u may write anything as ur blog title, no need to write much more

now press 'enter'

now write as I do, <meta content=' give some keyword' name='keywords'/>

put ur keyword in this way

there might be a warning, its a common issue, hide warning, save theme

view blog, blog is ok and theme also ok

there is another way

choose the post which is well organized and user will like the content, edit the post, there will be a 'search description' option (its new blog, so not showing yet)

u may write some description on that about ur post

u may change the permalink, I m showing those things from my blog

select any post, now we will learn how to add custom link and search description.

Write something related to ur post in 'search description'

if any user search about something, they will see this permalink, and this post will be viewed by this url

so we will make it short and easily understandable for visitors, we have to make a custom permalink, usually it shows on 'draft' post

let us check another draft post

click on custom permalink, and write something about ur post, like 'blogger-rare-tips'

then publish

in part 5, we will learn how to create sitemap page, add privacy policy, add contact form in menu bar

all of them r so important, must watch part 5

Thanks for watching.Please like, comment, share, subscribe my channel

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