“Here come da Judge, Here come da Judge,” or at least Charles Fillmore’s metaphysical interpretation of the Judge Deborah from Chapter 4 of the Book of Judges in the Hebrew Bible. Charles’ talk is “The Saving Power of Discriminating Judgment” from Sunday, July 27, 1930. My special guest is Rev. Marty Newman, former minister of Unity of Kalamazoo in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

“Here come da Judge, Here come da Judge,” or at least Charles Fillmore’s metaphysical interpretation of the Judge Deborah from Chapter 4 of the Book of Judges in the Hebrew Bible. Charles’ talk is “The Saving Power of Discriminating Judgment” from Sunday, July 27, 1930. My special guest is Rev. Marty Newman, former minister of Unity of Kalamazoo in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

“Here come da Judge, Here come da Judge,” or at least Charles Fillmore’s metaphysical interpretation of the Judge Deborah from Chapter 4 of the Book of Judges in the Hebrew Bible.&nbsp;Charles’ talk is “The Saving Power of Discriminating Judgment” from Sunday, July 27, 1930.&nbsp;My special guest is Rev. Marty Newman, former minister of Unity of Kalamazoo in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

Here Come Da Judge

Unity pioneered radio broadcasting nearly a century ago, and host Bob Brach now shares original radio transcripts from the Unity Archives with Truth students worldwide. Hear the words of Charles Fillmore, Ernest Wilson, and other legendary Unity teachers in the context of what was happening in the world in that era.

Download the transcript.

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Unity pioneered radio broadcasting nearly a century ago, and host Bob Brach now shares original radio transcripts from the Unity Archives with Truth students worldwide. Hear the words of Charles Fillmore, Ernest Wilson, and other legendary Unity teachers in the context of what was happening in the world in that era. Download the transcript.

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Here Come Da Judge

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