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Sep 24, 2026

Susie LarsonGUEST
50:47
And the other story that I want you to read if you get the book is about Otto.
Susie LarsonGUEST
50:51
He, Otto Koning is a missionary in New Guinea, and his trust was letting go.
Susie LarsonGUEST
50:56
He was getting so worked up on people who were stealing from him, and the Lord said, "This is mine.
Susie LarsonGUEST
51:01
This, they owe me now.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
15:20
I mean, they just happened.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
15:22
And six major tremors or earthquakes in less than 24 hours in Japan, California, Philippines, New Guinea, Venezuela.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
15:31
There was two of them up to 7.5. And there's a lot of, of course, the conspiracy theories, you know, are running wild.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
15:40
And it could be a number of things.
RyanGUEST
2:36
Those people who do that, "Here, Lord, uh, hear, depart from me, I never knew you."
MichaelGUEST
2:40
So, do you believe that, let's say there's a, a tribe that's never experienced Jesus, right? Like, a New Guinea tribe that's been ne- you know, isolated from society.
MichaelGUEST
2:49
Let's, do you believe that they can go to heaven if they accept Jesus at their death, or if they, uh, Jesus comes to them?
RyanGUEST
2:54
I would say based on Romans 10, it says, "How are they gonna hear without a preacher?" And faith comes on, from hearing.
AlistairNARRATOR
203:12
Borneo, for example, is bigger than Germany.
AlistairNARRATOR
203:15
New Guinea larger than France and Italy.
AlistairNARRATOR
203:17
Sumatra as large as Great Britain.
AlistairNARRATOR
203:20
Java larger than Portugal.
AlistairNARRATOR
204:34
The second and most important group consists of the Malays, also copper-colored or brown of complexion, with straight black hair and the slanting eyes and short nose of the Chinese.
AlistairNARRATOR
204:44
Intelligent and artistic, some of them civilized to the point of having a written language and of building beautiful temples, the Malays predominate in Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Sulawesi, the Philippines, in short, in the Malay Archipelago, as well as on the Malay Peninsula, which is more a part of the Archipelago than of Asia.
AlistairNARRATOR
205:06
The third group consists of various black or chocolate-colored peoples, for the most part primitive savages, among them the Aborigines of Australia, the Papuans of New Guinea, Papua, the Solomon Islands and Fiji, and the Negritos, or small Negroes, scattered throughout the Philippines and other Malaysian islands.
AlistairNARRATOR
205:27
This sketch will perhaps forestall any tendency to classify all South Sea Islanders as fierce headhunters, or on the other hand, to regard them all as handsome and intelligent folk devoted to strumming the ukulele.
Casey ClappHOST
29:01
As soon as Vasco da Gama got over there and said, hey, everyone, we can just bypass this whole thing, all of a sudden the Spanish and the Portuguese were like, okay, let's go explore over here and trade direct from the source.
Casey ClappHOST
29:12
So then all of a sudden they found these islands called the Spice Islands, the Banda Islands, which are in... modern-day Indonesia they're just to the west of the island of New Guinea and these islands were just beautiful they're packed with you know every tropical thing you could want I think a lot of them are volcanic in origin Wow and so they but they just they have this like super tropical vibe and these had people that lived on them for for you know thousands of years and Not only that, but back in the time of Christ, you know, around the turn of the zero, I guess, they had, there's some people that lived there, we call them the Bandonese.
Casey ClappHOST
29:56
The Bandonese were these people who knew what they had, and there was a bunch of different nutmegs all over, there's like a hundred and some different species, right? Yeah.
Casey ClappHOST
30:04
So there's some that were much more delicious, much stronger, and much more potent in terms of like, this tastes really good.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
15:40
I mean, they just happened.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
15:42
And six major tremors or earthquakes in less than 24 hours in Japan, California, Philippines, New Guinea, Venezuela.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
15:50
There was two of them up to 7.5. And there's a lot of.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
15:56
Of course, the conspiracy theories are running wild, and it could be a number of things.
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15:00
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Tyler KiwalaHOST
15:09
I'm just going to briefly cover these earthquakes because they're happening right now, or I mean they just happened, and six major tremors or earthquakes in less than 24 hours in Japan, California, Philippines, New Guinea, Venezuela, there was two of them, up to 7.5, and there's a lot of Of course, the conspiracy theories are running wild.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
15:33
And it could be a number of things.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
15:35
I've heard people say they're directed energy weapons that are creating these, which could be possible.
Peta CredlinHOST
27:46
and the new atrium.
Peta CredlinHOST
27:47
He said his father had served in New Guinea.
Peta CredlinHOST
27:50
He wanted an explanation.
Peta CredlinHOST
27:51
Well, he got something back.
Norman CarusoHOST
54:41
The navy said, let's go south.
Norman CarusoHOST
54:44
Like the South Pacific were like the Philippines, French Indochina, places like that, New Guinea.
Norman CarusoHOST
54:51
They tried the army's idea.
Norman CarusoHOST
54:53
They kind of stalled out in northern China.
Ed ThierbachGUEST
43:47
It's not easy speaking another language, is it, sister? It's not easy.
Ed ThierbachGUEST
43:52
You know, when I go to New Guinea, when I've gone to New Guinea, some of those men that are there, they speak five and six different languages.
Ed ThierbachGUEST
43:59
They not only speak the trade language, which is talk pigeon.
Ed ThierbachGUEST
44:03
That's the trade language.

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