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So, I was preaching in the community college this week, and I'm preaching the gospel, I'm going through the plan of salvation, and this Jehovah's Witness guy was kind of belligerent, and he's interrupting me. And he was just really wanting to talk about the name Jehovah. And he said, you know, why aren't you using God's name? Why don't you call him by his name? Lord's a title, God's a title. So I was just kind of blowing him off because I was trying to get through what I was preaching, but when I was all done, I wanted to address what he was saying. So I said to him, why don't you explain this to me, sir? You keep saying how the name Jehovah is used 7,000 times in the Bible. How come 100% of those times are in the Old Testament? If I can't, I said, you're rebuking me for getting up and talking for 10 or 15 minutes and not using the name Jehovah, well, the New Testament authors, they wrote 260 chapters and didn't even use it one time. So I can't talk for 10 minutes without using it, without you being offended? And he's like, well, it's in the New Testament. I said, no, it's not. He's got a false Bible. He's got this new world translation. And this is the new silver one that removes the slimy juice of the marshmallow. I've been making fun of the Jehovah's Witness false version for years and years and years for about 12 years now. And I would always turn to Job 6 6 where it talks about the slimy juice of the marshmallow. Finally they got wise and they changed it. And I'm not the only one who's made fun of it. Other preachers have brought that out as well. I learned it from someone else when I was a teenager. But they brought out a new one right after our new world order Bible versions movie came out where we showed the slimy juice. They came out with a new edition. And now people said we lied because it doesn't say marshmallow, but for 50 some years it said marshmallow. They just changed it. So if you have the black one, it still says marshmallow. If it's a silver one, it just says mallow. Now it just says the juice of the mallow. It took out the slime. It took out the marshmallow. So anyway, this guy, he pulls out this book and he's like going to show it to me. You know, Jehovah in the New Testament. Here's the thing. This book adds the word Jehovah 237 times in the New Testament, even though it's not in the Greek. So this isn't a translation. This isn't translating. This is just somebody changing what the Bible says to fit their religion, to fit their agenda. But in the back of this book, it has like a little cheat sheet to help the Jehovah's witnesses, you know, show people the name of God. So he's trying to scramble through this because I say it's not in any Greek New Testament. He said, Oh yes it is. It's I got pictures of it right here. So he flips through this and he shows me a picture and he says, see, it's right there. It's in the Greek. I said, that's Hebrew. Okay. Let me show you. Oh, this one. No, that's paleo Hebrew. Oh, this one. That's Hebrew too. Oh, this one. That's English. Oh, this one. No, that's Hebrew. Cause there's just, they basically just put all these black and white pictures in the back of this thing showing the, the, the sacred name as if it's the only one. They're just trying to just flood them with pictures, but they can't answer the million dollar question. Where's a picture of the name Jehovah in the New Testament of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ. It isn't there. Right. And you lied when you put it in 237 times in your false version. So finally he says, I found it. It's right here. He shows me a picture and it says, Aloha Jehovah. I'm like, that's not Greek cause Aloha is not Greek. They literally, it says right here cause he's like, it's right here. Mark chapter 12 verse 29 in Hawaiian from 1816 he's like, it's right here. Here's the evidence. But isn't that funny that the Jehovah's witnesses in the back of their Bible in order to prove to you that Jehovah is in the New Testament. Can they show you a Greek New Testament of Mark 12 29? No, they found it in the Hawaiian from the 18 hundreds. Aloha Jehovah. Well, you know, in this case it's Aloha Jehovah's witnesses, but that means goodbye also. Right. I see a suckers because I mean, come on, you're grasping at straws when you're pulling out a Hawaiian version to show us the authority of scripture. I mean, is it a good night? Is that funny or what? It literally says Aloha right in front of it. It's like, come on.