Wasn’t there something in John 8:7 about this?

How about you? Do you live a life without sin? The hypocrisy of American Christianity is astounding.

And you think after Jesus saved the prostitute from stoning or healed the blind or rescued the demon possessed and stated sin no more, you think that is humanly possible? Think about what Jesus was asking...

He washed Judas' feet too though

His disciples: If I then, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another's feet. For I have given you an example, that you should do as I have done to you. On the night before his death, Jesus washes the feet of twelve disciples, including Judas Iscariot; on the night of his betrayal, he feeds all twelve of his disciples, including the betrayer. 'For I have given you an example', he says to them, 'that ye should do as I have done to you'. Jesus teaches the church to wash one another's feet-that is, to sacrificially serve others even in ways that we might think are beneath us. And his ultimate foot-washing act would be to go to the cross for the world. But this lesson is not only about our willingness to do a dirty task. Jesus answered and said to him, “What I am doing, you do not understand now, but you will understand later.” 8 Peter said to him, “You will never wash my feet.” Jesus answered him, “Unless I wash you, you will have no inheritance with me.”e 9 Simon Peter said to him, “Master, then not only my feet, but my hands and head as well.” 10 Jesus said to him, “Whoever has bathed* has no need except to have his feet washed, for he is clean all over; so you are clean, but not all.”f 11 For he knew who would betray him; for this reason, he said, “Not all of you are clean.”g 12 So when he had washed their feet [and] put his garments back on and reclined at table again, he said to them, “Do you realize what I have done for you? 13 You call me ‘teacher’ and ‘master,’ and rightly so, for indeed I am.h 14 If I, therefore, the master and teacher, have washed your feet, you ought to wash one another’s feet. 15 I have given you a model to follow, so that as I have done for you, you should also do.i 16 Amen, amen, I say to you, no slave is greater than his master nor any messenger* greater than the one who sent him.j 17 If you understand this, blessed are you if you do it. 18 I am not speaking of all of you. I know those whom I have chosen. But so that the scripture might be fulfilled, ‘The one who ate my food has raised his heel against me.’k 19 From now on I am telling you before it happens, so that when it happens you may believe that I AM. 20 Amen, amen, I say to you, whoever receives the one I send receives me, and whoever receives me receives the one who sent me.”

@@brandonmarks3438 Everybody seems to forget this part...

Jesus is not a political pawn, but the son of God, which transcends time. His purpose in demonstrating forgiveness was after repentance was sought for sins against God. All the people in the pictures do not seek forgiveness based upon the laws of scripture but based upon the man made designation of the oppressor. God is not subjected to fashionable definition of the good and the bad.

@@Kindisbetter Nobody here made the argument that Jesus is a political pawn. Perfect example of a straw man. How do you know what the people in the pictures seek? You are God to see into the interior life of all you come into contact with or even just see a picture of? Your last statement is also a straw man since nobody here made that argument either. Jesus told His disciples that if their Roman oppressors told them to carry their gear a mile they should go two. All the disciples at the time of Christ washing their feet were sinners in need of daily repentance just like everybody pictured in this ad. Christ did not wait for them to be perfect to eat with them, to converse with them, or to love them. He loves us so that we can change not because we change. Everybody needs to get rid of their ideology of a right-wing or left-wing American Jesus. Blessings and goodbye!

You are correct. But so many on here are HATING when they should be repenting for their own sins instead of constantly casting stones. You win people over with kindness and mercy not HELL, Fire & Brimstone. God is not a God of wrath to his followers. I’m so disappointed in the HATE being spread on this thread.

@@tcoleman8665God will pour out his wrath on un repented sinners.

Matthew 5:43-44

@@tcoleman8665 Exactly. How many do you think you're going to get to listen to the message if you tell them they are sinners, going to hell, that they are lost and nonredeemable. I can't understand how this message is getting missed...

sin:🗞🐍🏺 you no everything un jon pure as the whitest snow

They were already clean. I think it was more like sanctification.

No it wasn’t. Jesus made an example of being a servant to one another.

@@sandi7858 I was generalizing Sandi, don't get so uptight. 🙄

@@sandi7858 Read John 13: beginning with verse 1. Jesus eventually told Peter, not all of you are clean...I am pretty sure he meant this regarding sin. So technically , my comment was accurate.

I'm sorry you took what I said as me being uptight. The written word is often misinterpreted because we don't know the "tone" in which someone writes what they’re trying to convey. I'm not uptight at all, I was just responding to what you said. Have a blessed day. 😊 凸 ⑦

Same! 👋👍

I was out caught the last minutes of the 3rd quarter and 4th quarter sounds like it was a good thing, I missed all the nonsense.

Me too!

Yep

Homosexual?

Thats right Brian

Absolutely! You GET Him! 🙏🏻❤️

Amen!

Totally!

That's what they are trying to get everyone to understand!

Unfortunately, the way we Christians often "share the Gospel" comes across not as washing their feet, but as clobbering their heads.

@@MelanieNLee Agreed.

@@MelanieNLee Agreed. However, sometimes a painful reminder is what it takes. If a person thinks they are good, why would they need the gospel? Just like a doctor offering me the cure to a disease I don’t know about or think I have. It helps when I acknowledge my sins, and why I need/needed forgiveness, salvation. Discernment, wisdom, and obviously prayer, are what we need to know the difference. Listening to and looking for the prompting of the person, and the Holy Spirit, usually gives us what we need to not clobber anyone. Wouldn’t want to be a clanging cymbal or banging gong 😉🙃 Law to the proud, grace to the humble. Many people I come in contact with already know they’ve sinned, no reminder needed. Some actually think they are good though. Once the standard of good is elevated to perfect (God), most acknowledge they fall short. This is when grace, the gospel is presented. Never argue, always be kind, and never forget it’s God doing the real work. We are to be loving, humble messengers, carriers of the good news and truth only 🙂

It wasn't the NFL it was an organization called He Get Us that is attached to the The Chosen and others

Wow! And the fact that you aren't even Christian (yet) speaks loudly!!!❤❤live you!

Jesus was woke. Have you ever read the Sermon on the Mound. American Christians are absolutely opposed to Jesus in almost every way.

Real Christianity is not a religion - that is a myth. A religion is a belief system or a formula that you follow with your life. God does not like religion or - He does not want us to "simply believe He exists" or always follow a strict formula with our lives and call that being saved. What He wants is to have a relationship with us - constantly having two-way conversations with God and taking time out of our day to spend with Him. And ultimately, we need to be willing to do whatever He asks us to do an any moment - no matter what is costs us, or how much it doesn't make sense to us at the moment, because He knows way more than we do, and is always telling us what to do in a parental way. But there is often no specific formula to what He asks us to do - religion often gets in the way of having a true relationship with God, or doing whatever He asks at the moment, hence why God does not like religion. Just so you know! 😉

@@davydigger708 “Two-way conversations with God” how does that work 😂😂😂😂

@@billb.7346 I can explain. This took me a while to figure out but I am getting the hang of it. God does not typically speak to us in an audible voice - only on some rare occasions has He done that. There are many ways God speaks to us, but the most common ways are through our thoughts, through other people, and through the Bible. Sometimes, God will put a thought in our head, either randomly or in direct response to a question we ask Him. Sometimes, we read the Bible and something jumps out at us. Sometimes, God will use another person to bring a message to us, or speak to us through a sermon. One helpful tip is that the Bible is always accurate, so if something stands out to you in the Bible, it is usually God speaking to us, unless we are misunderstanding it. However, sometimes when I get a thought in my head or another person says something to me that might be a message from God, I sometimes have a hard time telling for sure if it is really from God or not. Usually, in that case, it is best to read the Bible and find out if that thought or message aligns with Scripture or not. That is a highly effective way of distinguishing what thoughts or messages are actually from God. Another is to find a person who already knows how to clearly hear from God, and ask them what they think about it. Sometimes, God repeats the same thing through multiple sources just to confirm that it is really Him. For example, I have a question about something, I ask God about it, I get a thought that might be an answer, and the next Sunday, I hear a sermon in church that tells me the exact same answer - that usually makes me feel confident that the thought was from God. Sometimes, depending on what God wants to do, or depending on how distracted/clouded our minds are at the moment, if we ask God a question or ask for direction, He will give us an immediate answer, and other times, it may take a while before you get an answer. But if it does take a while, don't be discouraged, keep seeking, check your thoughts to see if you are really listening, and you will eventually get the answer you are looking for! Sometimes, it is not always the answer we expect or hope for, but it is always for the better! Hope this makes sense. If you need more clarifying, I am more than happy to get it!

That was your takeaway? I just saw love. How sad for you.

@@laurenwillis9549 I agree with you. God is teaching him and others with the same comment they really are the ones who still have some growing to do

That was precisely the message but only those with eyes that see and ears that hear caught it.

Amen Jesus washed the feet of His followers. He preached to and healed sinners but told them to "go and sin no more" also He sometimes flipped tables and went after them with whips under certain circumstances when they disrespected His Father's house.

you are blind @@laurenwillis9549

What has that got to do with this ad??? Quite frankly to me all have been enslaved by someone or something at some point.so my question to you…what are you doing about it?

@@JournalDreamworld He is talking about the Black National Anthem, not the ad. After the discussion about the ad, the video talks about the Black National Anthem.

@@LLCebuRider oh….sorry…misunderstood. 🤪

Wah wah wah you all have to keep paying for what you all did hundreds of years ago! Get over it

Not just only servants. The foot washer was the lowest of all the servants.

Problem is most Christian are NOT Christians and never understood the message.

Is the ad implying the people who’s feet are being washed are sinful?

No matter what it’s a ridiculous ass ad

@@joelm4847 in the case of the last slide yes. It's more the group the shows "hate" or aggressions to the other humbling themselves. No body cared how much you know unless they know how much you care. It's far from ridiculous and much more powerful than most christians today understand as shown by the comments.

For a new believer, the Gospel of John is highly recommended as it recognizes again and again that Jesus IS GOD. Matthew was specifically speaking to the Jewish people - and his Gospel is both Precious and Accurate - referencing how many of the Old Covenant prophecies were fulfilled while Jesus was walking the earth in human flesh

@@brianstough5286 I'm very partial to Matthew because I started there at 11. The Sermon on the Mount is perfect. But, I do see your point.

@@AngelasJoys In addition to the Glory of Jesus as God, John's Gospel has very little doubt - as far as translation - is concerned. His Gospel contains approx. 600 Greek words - one of the simplest to translate. Among many reasons it is a Seminary students' favorite!

Until people trust in the blood on the cross they are not saved PERIOD

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What is the LOF ? I'm serious. I'm 69 and I don't know. I agree with you and I think I know it's not a good place where he is.

Yes, he (Judas) left in the same chapter, just a few scriptures later. But still not an enemy yet.

Judas had the hardest role to play as he was chosen to betray Jesus.

I have heard some debate about whether or not Judas was in the room at the time.

@lauracook7608. This is what the Bible says in John 13:1-30. There is no question that Judas was there. “Now before the Feast of the Passover, when Jesus knew that His hour had come that He should depart from this world to the Father, having loved His own who were in the world, He loved them to the end. And supper being ended, the devil having already put it into the heart of Judas Iscariot, Simon’s son, to betray Him, Jesus, knowing that the Father had given all things into His hands, and that He had come from God and was going to God, rose from supper and laid aside His garments, took a towel and girded Himself. After that, He poured water into a basin and began to wash the disciples’ feet, and to wipe them with the towel with which He was girded. Then He came to Simon Peter. And Peter said to Him, “Lord, are You washing my feet?” Jesus answered and said to him, “What I am doing you do not understand now, but you will know after this.” Peter said to Him, “You shall never wash my feet!” Jesus answered him, “If I do not wash you, you have no part with Me.” Simon Peter said to Him, “Lord, not my feet only, but also my hands and my head!” Jesus said to him, “He who is bathed needs only to wash his feet, but is completely clean; and you are clean, but not all of you.” For He knew who would betray Him; therefore He said, “You are not all clean.” So when He had washed their feet, taken His garments, and sat down again, He said to them, “Do you know what I have done to you? You call Me Teacher and Lord, and you say well, for so I am. If I then, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another’s feet. For I have given you an example, that you should do as I have done to you. Most assuredly, I say to you, a servant is not greater than his master; nor is he who is sent greater than he who sent him. If you know these things, blessed are you if you do them. “I do not speak concerning all of you. I know whom I have chosen; but that the Scripture may be fulfilled, ‘He who eats bread with Me has lifted up his heel against Me.’ Now I tell you before it comes, that when it does come to pass, you may believe that I am He. Most assuredly, I say to you, he who receives whomever I send receives Me; and he who receives Me receives Him who sent Me.” When Jesus had said these things, He was troubled in spirit, and testified and said, “Most assuredly, I say to you, one of you will betray Me.” Then the disciples looked at one another, perplexed about whom He spoke. Now there was leaning on Jesus’ bosom one of His disciples, whom Jesus loved. Simon Peter therefore motioned to him to ask who it was of whom He spoke. Then, leaning back on Jesus’ breast, he said to Him, “Lord, who is it?” Jesus answered, “It is he to whom I shall give a piece of bread when I have dipped it.” And having dipped the bread, He gave it to Judas Iscariot, the son of Simon. Now after the piece of bread, Satan entered him. Then Jesus said to him, “What you do, do quickly.” But no one at the table knew for what reason He said this to him. For some thought, because Judas had the money box, that Jesus had said to him, “Buy those things we need for the feast,” or that he should give something to the poor. Having received the piece of bread, he then went out immediately. And it was night.” ‭‭John‬ ‭13‬:‭1‬-‭30‬ ‭NKJV‬‬ bible.com/bible/114/jhn.13.1-30.NKJV

And if they would notice, he accepted a holy kiss from his enemy in the garden at the time of his betrayal.

@brotherbarton1148 are you denying the atonement ?

Amen

Simple

Also I’m not Jesus !

I have a different calling

gods are fairy tales. There will be no coming.

And it's not ridiculous to believe all the UNbelievable things in the bible-- LOL!

😂 sad but true !

So you're a lame incel? Ok. Reported.

And it creates a firestorm around the name of Jesus, not bad huh :)

There’s only unity when you accept the ATONINH death and blood sacrifice on the cross and follow Jesus as God they’re is no UNITY

Because jesus is forgiving god is ment to represent his wrath jesus was made to forgive sinners

Amen. So many talk of the woman who was about to be stoned to death, and Jesus said "Whoever hasn't sinned throw the first stone." Then they stop. They never finish the story where Jesus said to her, "Now go from here and SIN NO MORE. " ❤ 🙏

@@kingdedede3547 true. But it's Jesus who returns to judge the earth and all who've walked it.

​@Pneuma462. Jesus COMMANDED us to LOVE as he loved. When did he show wrath? When did he condemn someone for their sin? He met them where they were and showed love. It's possible to do without condoning. As far as judgment. Jesus told not to judge. He told us to address our own issues first and we all have plenty and no room to talk. You're sin is no better or worse than anyone else's. Grace isn't condoning someone's sin it's not condemning them for it.

​@gofigure84 when he upended the money changers tables, there are 5 instances of his anger

And what did Peter do afterwards?

You are HIS disciples in modern day, Jesus gave example to us, do the same thing to our brothers, sisters, neighbor's enemies, haters etc. Jesus come for human kind, ask us to repent and accept him,. follow his teaching

Yeah if you’re gonna use Jesus as the focus of your ad, you just might wanna brush up on the subject matter beforehand and get the facts straight first. It was kinda obvious they had no clue.

American Christians hate Jesus.

It's a shame the super bowl used to be a place to escape politics but now it's a haven for global elites.

@@MyVisualRomance what is your full take on this ad?

Let's reason together.....John 13:10,11 " Jesus answered, "Those who have had a bath need only wash there feet; their whole body is clean. And you are clean, though not everyone of you." 11: for He knew who was going to betray him, and that is why he said not everyone was clean. Clearly, HE knew. Just like he knew this was the Last meal before he would be delivered up, tortured and crucified, for a world that hated(s) Him. "While we were yet sinners, Christ died for us." And by the way, He is still being mocked today. @@electriccowboy4747

No person on earth is without sin. Obviously His followers (the Apostles, disciples etc.) were not without sin. Jesus did not randomly wash people’s feet, and definitely didn’t wash the feet of those in power (Romans, Religious hypocrites, those that did not come to Him…). He washed the feet of those nearest to Him, sin and all. Jesus is not ok with sin, hates it, it’s why He was crucified. Jesus does not approve of or condone behavior that is unloving, harmful, not in line with the creation prior to sin entering creation etc.

Exactly . He died for the worst of the worst and we are still called to forgive them .. mind blown every-time I think about it .. and then read the hateful comments other christians are writing

@@electriccowboy4747it’s not about literal washing of the feet . It’s like people can’t fathom setting aside their differences to just care for someone else anymore .

@@Kwildcat13 Scenario; six men, adults, rape and kill a seven year old girl. Do I wash their feet? Do I demand justice? Do I expect that these sinful men will be removed from society as a matter of protecting others? Do I want the death penalty, life in prison? You and I are not Jesus. Jesus is God. The same God that flooded the earth, ordered the deaths of countless men, women, children, even their livestock, told a father to offer up his son in sacrifice… Jesus openly addressed sin, and the sinner. I am perplexed by your take on this, others as well. It’s as if you’ve made your own definition of hate, love, God, Jesus, even what the washing of feet is all about and how it should be done, for whom it should be done.

JESUS WAS TALKING TO HIS DISCIPLES! HE WASHED HIS DESCIPLES FEET, NOT THOSE IN THE WORLD. BIG DIFFERANCE.

Jesus does love and accept everyone, but in return we are expected to give up our sins and follow his example. Jesus came to CHANGE hearts and minds not to pat humanity on the head and tell us we’re doing great.

@brotherbarton1148 The Holy Spirit is a lamp unto MY feet and a light unto MY path.

@brotherbarton1148 You are so wrong sir. Again, I follow Christ and HIS WORD. NOT YOURS! You are not even my brother. So,... Good by. now.

@brotherbarton1148 Well I tryed to respond, youtube took me out twice. God does not need defending Christians do! Christians are under attack in case you havent noticed.I am tyred of casting my pearl bfore swine and seeing my faith trampeled on! Thats all.Espesialy by people who say they are Christians! Look I don't know if you are my brother or not. Only GOD IS THE JUDGE OF THAT. But i am done defending my faith on line.

Most will not get this very simple truth. We christians are to busy pointing out everyone else's sins and forgetting that we were them and that some still are.

Ya, it was a simple message to love as Jesus did, I don't get why that's such a hard concept for the church these days. Its not our job to tell people they are sinners and there is a better way, its our job to SHOW them what true love is so they turn from their ways.

@@CalmingWinds Right. We are just to plant the seed. God waters it, provides sunlight and causes it to grow.

I call it standing up to evil, not "hating". So if I call the city of Las Vegas "Sin City" like most of the world does, then I'm being hateful? That's ridiculous! Most all Christians know what sin is. Just because we don't want our towns and cities to be another Las Vegas doesn't mean we are being hateful. When someone wants to build a bar and strip club next to an elementary school, what do we do? We stand up against it and say "No!" All it takes for evil to triumph is for good people to do nothing. So when the evil people behind these kind of ads start pushing their agenda of homosexuality, transgenderism, abortion, drugs, alcohol, criminality, racism, destroying traditional family and values, etc. onto me and my children, then I will take a stand against it, just like any good Christian with morals, integrity, and faith should. If we don't, then evil will triumph and our civil society with our traditional values and family units will disintegrate into oblivion. I don't believe Jesus Christ wants us to lay down in the road as evil runs all over us.

@@LLCebuRider So, should I stand up against you? “Let he that has no sin cast the first stone”

An instructed them to not only remember the foot washing by him but too continue to do the foot washing.

@@jaggg.3821 almost like theirs an exclusivity involved in the foot washing that you have to be a follower of Jesus as many other of the thousands of exclusive promises of God in the bible

I actually believe you do love it.

@@levimatthew8911 American Evangelicals, going to hell to own the libs 🤡

Ya of the disciples for a reason, not randos, he ate with them and told them not to sin but He didn't wash their feet.

the reason for disagreeing is that they are trying to tell us to accept sin and that sinners can keep on sinning and Jesus will just forgive them

love with no faith is bullshit

This world is Lost and headed for hell save the speal for someone else

Liar. Try being a Vodouisant

Sorry, never heard of that????

I'm sure our Brother's and Sister's in Judaism & Islam might disagree with that notion.

@@jaggg.3821 I have NEVER in my life seen a Superbowl commercial mocking any of those religions

did you not say that Christian's are the only one's hated in the world? that's what I was responding too your statement made it seem as though in general we Christian's were the only one's Hated.

Exactly.

Episcopalians are tangentially Christian.

Feet are washed on Holy Thursday in Church. Not Ash Wednesday.

I'm sorry you find the truth to be mean....Jesus was clear on sin love the sinner but hate the sin is very much His message....

True they are very un-Christ like and make the Lord as a liar. He loved the sinner more than they do

I think we’re tired of people pointing at us as though we have to change and subordinate. Follow the one true God or don’t, all else is talk and nonsense.

I DO NOT care what man thinks of my life, especially non-believers. I CARE ABOUT what God thinks of my life. HE is the only one who matters & I have to worry about myself, not what everyone else is doing. My relationship with God is MINE & I answer to HIM.

@@truckercowboyed2638but we all sin .. all of us even Christian’s . So how about being a little nice to people who outwardly sin when we all know we sin . I’m tired of christians forgetting that they also sin

Being a Christian is a choice, not something that someone is born as. The only way to be a Christian is to give your heart to Jesus and to put your life in God’s hands. You have to believe that God loved people so much that he sacrificed his own son to be tortured and then murdered on the cross so that we could go to Heaven and be worth God. Christianity is not a religion, rather it is a personal relationship with God. You put your trust in God, put him first, love him and others just like he loves you. Rituals, good deeds, going to church or being a good person does not qualify you to be a Christian. All people are born as sinners. So unless people choose to become Christians, they will not get to Heaven. I hope that makes sense! :)

Oh, and asking for God’s forgiveness for the sins we have done and continue to ask for forgiveness whenever we do something wrong, even accidentally or unknowingly. God knows people’s hearts and what they truly believe and if they are truly sorry.

Correct

@@electriccowboy4747Judas was still there. John 13:21 begins by saying, “When Jesus had said these things…” What things? The things he began to say to them after washing the disciples feet (v12). After. Keep that in mind. It was after Jesus washed the disciples feet that He said these things. It was after He said these things that He said “…one of you will betray Me (v21). It was after this where Jesus said, “That man is the one for whom I shall dip the piece of bread and give it to him.” So when He had dipped the piece of bread, He took and gave it to Judas, the son of Simon Iscariot. After this, Satan then entered him. Therefore Jesus said to him, “What you are doing, do it quickly.”” (v26-27) Judas was indeed there when Jesus washed the disciples feet. There’s nothing in this context to suggest that Jesus did not wash Judas’ feet since Judas was still a disciple at this time.

Symbolically, sure, serving each other, humility, I can agree with this. As to boldness, Jesus most definitely presented Himself as superior on more occasions than can be counted. Part of the reason many of the hyper religious Jews (not only the Pharisees) and leaders wanted Jesus taken out was His bold claims of authority and even equality with God. Many complaints were sent to Roman authorities about Jesus claiming to be God, in direct conflict with Caesar being god. His humility was matched by His boldness. There was absolutely a pattern to the images in the advert. Do Christians need to reach out to the unsaved? Absolutely. Do we need to lie, alter or otherwise obfuscate the truth? Absolutely not. Should I feel bad for the sins of the past, of others? No way! You want to wash the feet of others? Try using your turn signal or putting the shopping cart in the corral. And as far as Jesus “getting us” 🙄 If God had not condescended to our level, being fully God and fully Man, I’d argue with this. The audacious idea here is not that our Creator understands the creation. It’s that this is what matters more than the idea of our hopeless existence apart from Jesus and that we need to get Him 😢

Yes, all correct....thank you for your passion. @@TKCoutside

While she was chugging beer??? Not a fan!

yeah while chugging a beer and hanging out with her friend who is a satanist.

@@humbirdmom1450 exposed fans to what ?

When James Weldon Johnson wrote that. Poem but then became a song we were not All American's The Supreme Court Decision in Plessy vs.Ferguson in 1896 stripped Black American's of U.S. Citizenship guaranteed by The U.S. Constitution at least up North we had The Right to Vote in spite of the fact We we're Still Segregated from Communities of European Ancestry. Boston/Chicago/New Jersey/Ohio/Pittsburgh/Gary, Indiana/Harlem, New York Philly especially in Chicago. So with Lynching's/Massacres/& Spree Killing's of Black American's Oh Say Can you See didn't mean the same especially after WWI The Great War and Black Men went and served Those of European Ancestry way of saying Thank you for your service was through Murdering these returning WWI Veterans. That's why we kept Lift Evry Voice it was too instill within Us Hope that someday like Donny Hathway sang Take it from Me Someday We'll All Be Free. The history of America is Triumph and Infamy and often times they can go hand in hand with each other.

@@jaggg.3821 In the 50's, 60's, and 70's, this country worked really hard to get rid of segregation and racism and this country came together. And now you all want to bring racism, segregation, and division back? Totally ridiculous!

@@LLCebuRider in 1896, my great-grandmother was born. In a few week's because of the Supreme Court's decision of Plessy vs Ferguson reminiscent of the day's of Slavery regarding The Dred Scott Decision of 1857 about us Black People Not being Citizen's of The United State's therefore we had No Right's. Justice Roger Tanney or Tinney? said We weren't Citizen's therefore one held in Bondage could not sue Their Owner's and yet despite a 13th amendment in affect that did not matter too The former Slave owner's and Slave Owning State's enforcing The Whole Slave Systen heck Wall Street got started because of African/& Indigenous People's being forced to be Slave's because of that 1857 Supreme Court decision with regards to Dred Scott the words on The Book's the Supreme Court referenced too resulted in Their decision regarding Plessy vs. Ferguson. Which then ushered in The Jim Crow System which until then was unspoken and done openly but still under the radar within The South. This decision affected The North even with its version of Segregation in The North. There were still places where Black People absolutely could not go around Any where that White Communities thrived are prepare for lethal bodily harm. Matter of fact Philadelphia, PA itself had A Jim Crow System in place aimed towards Black People (okay the German and Irish Immigrants got hit with Jim Crow Laws too), Philadelphia just didn't have a Name for it yet, at the time, it was enforced Institutionalized Segregation. But, back too my great-grandmother born in 1896, my great uncle born 1913, my great-Aunt born 1916 and my grandmother was born in 1919 all within The Jim Crow South. While the terrorism was a daily occurrence (in fact two great-great uncles of mine were Lynched in Shreveport) it didn't matter what happened people's whose European ancestry hailed from diverse place's in Europe. They could torture and kill us with impunity and No Law would bother too stop the killing's. But, then this brother man come's up with a Song in the wake of Mass Race Riots Whites attacking Blacks up North, The South murdering black people like it's a walk in a park, that Red Summer as James Weldon Johnson coined it Black People defending themselves. Is inspired too write His People Me and my family something that reminds us of pride and joy even in those most Trying Time's in such traumatic History But our People survived Slavery We can survive this what's going on around us (also America was getting so out of control Other Black American's did leave America for parts and places in Europe England and France the most popular locations of choice. James Weldon Writes this poem that soothes our soul's and remind us that thing's are gonna be alright and so come's up with the poem known today as The Negro National Anthem/The Black National Anthem Lift Evry Voice is coined and We have Hope again. If anyone actually bothered too hear Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr deliver The I have A Dream in D.C. 1963 speech which is on ytube right now Dr. King himself mentions The Negro National Anthem, so in the 70s my mom's generation tried too do away with Segregation right? Well in The 70s at The Black Caucus in Indiana for some reason I have no clue why they opted too go to Indiana and have that convention but the first song The People all--gathered too Stand and Sing wasn't Oh Say Can you See which by the way celebrates Our Enslavement within The Verses since of course Baltimore, Maryland in addition too being a 13th colony was a proud holding Slave State. This is the State where both Frederick Douglas and Harriet Tubman were both born in as Slave's. So The Black Caucus in The 1970s sang Lift Evry Voice and Sing. For Us and our Soul's it remind's us there is still hope for tomorrow.

@@LLCebuRider you did not read what I wrote I said the Negro National Anthem wad written at a Time when we weren't considered American Citizens too begin with especially due too. Plessy vs. Ferguson The Supreme Court Decision of 1896 the year my great-grandmother was born. An in the 70s Black People didn't stop singing The Black National Anthem nor in the 80s at the Black Caucus Conventions in the 80s and 90s. Dr. King referenced too The Negro National Anthem In The I Have a Dream Speech in 1963. It's not segregation it's instilling in us that there is still hope at the end of the Rainbow God placed in the Heaven's for Us. Oh Say can you see was written at the time when our people were in enslaved in the same state where both Frederick Douglas and Harriet Tubman were both born as Slave's Maryland. An Oh Say Can you See celebrates owning of slaves Francis Scott Key was singing about White Folks freedom He wasn't Thinking of Us at the Time. We've always been the most patriotic as anyone else in America and it was never enough so we have a National Anthem that there is hope for Us tomorrow.

He did say, "You must be perfect, as your father in heaven is perfect. "

You are missing the point. Jesus wouldn't refuse to wash anyone's feet, but this commercial has AGENDA written all over it. It is too wide open to interpretation. Some could think He is confirming people in their sins. Others could see it as He loves everyone. Jesus was very clear and never ambiguous. He said, "let your yes be yes and your no be no." H e also said to repent of sin. He loves everyone, but does not love sin.

@@lisayappel4029 The spokesperson for the commercial said, ““Our goal is to really show that Jesus loved and cared for anyone and everyone”. Not sure how that is an “agenda”. The negative reaction I’m seeing from Christians reminds me of the prodigal son story. Christians being so negative and even hateful about the commercial reminds me of the elder brother who was angry that the younger brother was being treated so well. And I’ll say it before anyone wants to argue that…I realize the prodigal apologized, but remember, the father threw himself on the son Before any apologies were given. God reaches out in love to all mankind regardless of their present sin. It’s so sad to me that Christians are behaving so un-loving about this commercial, knowing that so many unbelievers are seeing these attitudes and say to themselves yet again, “and this is why I want no part of their religion”. Reminds me of what my granddaughter told me that a lot of students at her HS say about Christians, “There is no hate like Christian love.” How sad. “If we don’t love, we are only like sounding brass & a clanging cymbal.”

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Did you mean unashamed Christian? Not proud but, a humble Christian 😉🙂

@@TKCoutside Thank you.🙏

But Judas had already made the deal with the highpriests, therefor you can call hin an enemy at that point. Read Matthew 26…

But, That's the whole meaning too me of Christ teaching Love your Enemies. For me I would wash my enemy's Feet. Um, it's probably premature for me too say this I don't have enemies yet. So I'll just Leave for now until something more painful occurs in my life Jesus Loves You here in this comment section.