I have 3 times tried to listen to this but I'm always turned off by the intro on Hagmann and Hagmann, where an enraged person shouts "Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury, don't worry about this guy (or something like that) because I'm going to get him!" He sounds like a mad dog, and we are already experiencing a lot of mad dogs in our society, you know, the kind who have appeared because there is no love left, no gentility. I can understand being mad! But I try not to say something like "I'm going to get him". Are we not to pray for our enemies?

I do listen once in a while to H and H, but I always flinch when I hear that opening.

I much prefer Begley and his "Are you serious?" At least Begley is funny.

Sorry if I am not serious. I do indeed think of the seriousness of us having afflictions such as the MS which Nathan Leal has. I once had a dx of MS, but it was later changed to another Dx, and then a second one too, all of which cause neurological manifestations which are mighty hard to live with. I have had spectacular healings, but never healings of the underlying ailments, and I expect some of us must live this way and cope the best we can. The idea that everyone "can be healed" seems to go against our experience. But experience in this life is short; the new bodies will appear!

Hi Mariel,

I made an error when I said Nathan Leal has MS; actually it is Lupus but those of us that suffer from an "Auto-Immune Disease" know that it is always a struggle when the body is fighting itself because it sees everything as it's enemy when it really isn't. But Nathan did speak of how he deals with Lupus and that it isn't because he has done something wrong that he has been stricken with it and takes it as God's way of strengthening him for the days in which we have been place; which will only be getting harder. Nathan has had a fire built inside of him that only God is able to do in our frail human bodies.

You know Mariel, I hated Paul's loud "What!!!!! are you Kidding!" because of my hearing issues; it is down-right painful to my damaged ears. So, I have learned to not even put on my volume until after I know he is finished with that and hope he will soon learn to stop it, because I believe it takes away from the character of the person. I do the same with Hagmann and Hagmann. It is a trademark that we don't see fitting in with the message and also so loud as to cause pain to my ears but Mariel, we know we are all different, don't we?

I hope you will keep on the mute button until you think it is over and listen to Neal's words because they are so very powerful for these days that all of us; especially those suffering with ailments, family issues, disgust with the way this country of ours has gone to the dogs need to hear.

Give it another try, ok? But I sure do understand!

Your friend,
gerlinda