Clip: Lot's Wife & Prosecutors

A Coordinated Push To Crush

0:00 Timothy: Once again, uh and I'm bringing up the point, was there not every misery that King County prosecutors, Jason Simmons, Mark Larson, the other five, every misery that they could bring about, did they not do so?

0:14 Timothy: Yes.

0:15 Timothy: Every aspect, people, there wasn't anything left.

0:18 Timothy: They ensured that every lie was promoted.

0:21 Timothy: They ensured that everybody was engaged in the hate crime, that they could continue to do what they do.

0:27 Timothy: They lying police, corruption on every level, a hardness to even look at the facts, would not investigate.

0:36 Timothy: They wanted us bankrupt, desperate, on the ground, acknowledging their pride and their arrogance.

0:43 Timothy: They literally did take everything, and it wasn't their fault that my wife was dying of a brain tumor at the time, but I'm giving you the kind of battle that was going on at that time that my wife is dying of the same time as a brain tumor.

0:56 Timothy: And guess what?

0:57 Timothy: The local news was whining that, oh, he wasn't in court.

1:01 Timothy: Well, no, I was in the emergency room with my wife having an emergency transfusion.

1:06 Timothy: Every aspect of how you could be miserable and how they could crush and how they could avert justice, and you've got to realize, let me pause right there.

Betrayal And The Cost Of Love

1:16 Timothy: Is that all true, Jacob, and more?

1:19 Timothy: Yes.

1:20 Timothy: And this isn't coming from, you gotta understand when you when you destroy the church.

1:26 Timothy: Look, I I've experienced a taste of God's love and fellowship with people.

1:30 Timothy: A lot of people have thrown their backs on that, but I tasted that it was good.

1:34 Timothy: So when you're you're robbing people, a person who has tasted rich love, and you're robbing a person that hates and despises despise money, and you're taking these things away, you're going as deep as you can to crush them.

1:48 Timothy: The only thing they didn't quite get to was violence, and the person that was involved in the hagime is trying to get somebody to act violently against us on multiple levels.

1:59 Timothy: All of that's true, right, Jacob?

2:01 Timothy: Yes.

2:02 Timothy: All right.

2:05 Timothy: And I'm using my example because it's that's the only one I know thoroughly.

2:10 Timothy: Who stood bias as King County prosecutors, as the corrupt police in the city of Enum Claw, as the new meet news media came in, as the slander mill went out to do its thing?

2:23 Timothy: Who Jacob stood bias?

2:25 Timothy: Who who came and said, you know, I'm not a part of this church, I never belong to it, but I recognize what's going on, and I'm standing here next to you because of Jesus Christ.

2:37 Timothy: Who did that?

2:38 SPEAKER_01: I don't think anybody.

2:41 Timothy: And just as a side note, folks, I have stood by other people for whom that uh uh wasn't my cause.

2:51 Timothy: And in fact, they commented that later, but that that's beside the point.

Hebrews On Endurance Under Fire

2:55 Timothy: All right, verse 32, and I'm talking to all these athletes here.

2:58 Timothy: You know, I you can't even get Christian lawyers to examine what we went through to comment on because it's so distasteful.

3:07 Timothy: It has to do with the offensive message of the cross, it has to do with things they do not live, and it has to do with some very, very nasty slander, and they can't seem to see through all that.

3:17 Timothy: So, Jacob, read Hebrews chapter 10, verse 32.

3:21 SPEAKER_01: Remember those earlier days after you had received the light when you stood your ground in a great contest in the face of suffering?

3:32 Timothy: We won't dig on it a whole lot today.

3:34 Timothy: Stood your ground.

3:36 Timothy: You know, I did not leave Enam Claw until God just told me to leave.

3:42 Timothy: There was just a standing there.

3:44 Timothy: Hebrews 1033.

Standing Side By Side

3:45 Timothy: Sometimes you were publicly exposed to insult and persecution.

3:49 Timothy: Hmm.

3:50 Timothy: Sound familiar, Jacob?

3:51 Timothy: Who these people have faced this?

3:53 Timothy: I mean, look, you're doing an interview and you're gonna pray and the news media comes out.

3:58 Timothy: It's all tolerable, it's all controlled, it's controversy for sure, but it's not public exposure, it's not insult, persecution, lose your job.

4:08 Timothy: I I granted there may be some examples, but not at a hundred million dollars.

4:12 Timothy: These people aren't being booted out, right?

4:15 SPEAKER_01: Correct.

4:16 Timothy: At other times, look at this.

4:18 Timothy: At other times you stood side by side with those who were so treated.