- We're gonna start with Vera's.

She says, "Since Jesus wassacrificed during Passover

"and the Holy Spiritcame down at Pentecost,

"do you think Jesus might return

"during the Feast of Trumpets?"

- I really do believe that the last feast,

it's the Feast of Tabernacles, actually,

that hasn't yet been fulfilled,

and we celebrate that at CBN every year

because I really believe that's the one

that speaks of the final harvest.

The final harvest, the final ingathering,

and then the end of the time--

- So the Feast of Trumpetsand the Feast of Tabernacles

are the same thing?

- Well, they're different.

(chuckles)- Oh, they are different?

- (laugh) I won't go into all the details,

but there is a Feast ofTrumpets and there is

a Feast of Tabernacles.

I think Tabernacles isthe one we're thinking of,

where they go and lived in booths--

- And that's usually inSeptember every year.

- Yeah, and that's the one, in my opinion,

it's the final harvest,that's the one that'll

precede the coming of the Lord,

all right?- All right,

Rebecca writes, "My in-laws

"have lived with us for five years,

"and my husband treatshis mom like his wife.

"She has taken over myrole as wife and mother.

"I'm pregnant now with ourfourth child, and my husband

"doesn't care that I'msuffering and miserable.

"Is this biblical grounds for divorce?"

- It's not biblical grounds for divorce,

but the Bible says, "For thiscause, a man should leave

"his mother and fatherand cleave to his wife,

"and the twain shall become one flesh."

He owes it to you, he'sleft his mother and father,

he can't play mother as wife,

and if mother is playingwife, she is moving

into an area that isabsolutely sinful and wrong.

I think it's importantthat you get some people

together, a pastor orothers, to explain to them

the problem, and you justcan't have that going on.

That's intolerable, and it's wrong.

"For this cause, a man shallleave his mother and father

"and cleave to his wife,"and once you're married,

you ain't in the nestanymore, and so Mom and Dad

need to let you go, all right?

- Amen, maybe they canfind other accommodations.

(laughs)- Indeed, kick 'em out.

Okay, go on.

- All right, Cynthia says, "The Bible says

"we can speak to thestorms to go back to sea.

"If we're all speaking to the coronavirus

"to die in Jesus' name,why isn't it gone?"

Good question.- It says if you don't doubt

in your heart, it'll dothe thing that you say.

I don't think people really believe it.

And you say, "Are we all speaking?"

and the answer is absolutely not.

No, we're not all speaking to it.

We're all saying, "Well,how do I make up?"

and, "How do I shelter in place?"

and "How many masks can I wear?

"How many respirators?"

We're not speaking to that thing.

I think we oughta, as a body, speak to it,

but we're not doing it.

If we don't doubt in our heart, it'll do

what we tell it to do, all right?

- All right, Micahelsays, "Pat, I understand

"the earthly concept ofkingdom from fairy tales

"and history, but I don'tthink I really understand

"the kingdom of God as spoken of by Jesus.

"Can you explain it in away I can understand it?"

- Well, the best thingis a kingdom is the area

that a sovereign reignsover, and God Almighty

is in charge of everything,and it's all His kingdom.

This universe is His.

And so He is King, King immortal, eternal,

invisible, and so forth.

So this is the area thatGod Himself is in charge of.

That's why He speaksof the kingdom of God.

But the truth is, the kingdom of God,

"Your kingdom come, Thy will be done,"

I don't think the kingdom of God

is yet, He isn't really yet exercising

the charge He's goingto have over this earth.

He's going to take charge of this earth,

but He says, "Your kingdomcome, Your will be done,

"on earth as it is in heaven."

In heaven, he's absolute ruler.

On earth, there are people whoare still fighting His will,

and that's where we want to see--