SCOOBY DOO First Frights - Full Game (Complete Walkthrough) [1080p] No commentary 

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Same

same here

Ah yes another OG wii player :3

i have it!! it cAME TODAY°!!

My Happy Family LUCKY

Yeah

For ps4

Agreed

Hell no

So true

This game spooky swamp was my childhood and very nostalgic

omg same

I love the spooky swamp game it was my favourite on the ps2

I played the 2 games on ds

they both need remasters

When ever a part I see that I remember the most vividly when I see it the memories song from adventure time plays in my head

I'm 14

I’m 12 and have so much nostalgia for this game lol

@@qtsniperzz6253 Daphne Bake: Nobody told me it was a costume party!

@@qtsniperzz6253 Daphne Blake: Say hello to my little Fred!

I think that's the only case of mystery Inc. That's unsolved. It's my favorite case and as a kid I was really surprised how it endet.

There’s a sequel

Called spooky swamp

I’m really sorry i hope you get to feeling better

Same this game scarred me as a kid especially the library part and the phantom

I got the game a WHILE ago and I do not think I ever completed it.

Lel i completed this game alot of times already but sadly my old tv broke like 4 years ago i want to play this game againnn

I beat the spooky swamp didn't know this game existed

Dude, i was beating this game for like 3 times, i was a little kid back when i was playing this game and now i'm a teenager who still craving to play this game again

@@Smashedhiskeyboardupinthewoods I remember spooky swamp too. The Mexican episode and the Yeti ski resort one

Hold strong he is in heaven in a good place ❤

Moral Illiteracy Jesus replied, “ ‘You must love the LORD your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. -Matthew 22:37-38 Our country was founded on Judeo-Christian principles. And more specifically, many of our founding fathers professed belief in Jesus Christ. Though revisionists try to change that narrative, a careful study of history will show that it’s true. It’s our departure from this truth that has brought us to where we are today. With abortion on demand on an epidemic scale, marriages falling apart at record rates, and rampant violence in our streets, this should not surprise us. The Bible says, “They have planted the wind and will harvest the whirlwind” (Hosea 8:7). How true. Our departure from God’s principles has brought us to the moral illiteracy that we have today. In a book someone wrote about how, as a college professor, he started noticing what he called signs of moral illiteracy among his students. For instance, in a discussion about the Ten Commandments, no one could list them, either individually or as a class. He was right in noting a connection between morality and the Ten Commandments. That’s because in the Ten Commandments, we find absolute truth written by the finger of God on tablets of stone. It’s truth we can depend on, truth we can believe in. With the Ten Commandments God is saying, “Here is what I have done for you: I have forgiven you of your sin, redeemed you, and bought you. Now here is what you can do for Me: you can keep My commandments.” The Bible says, “We love each other because he loved us first” (1 John 4:19) In Matthew’s Gospel we read about an expert in religious law who tried to trap Jesus. He said, “Teacher, which is the most important commandment in the law of Moses?” (Matthew 22:36) Jesus answered, “ ‘You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. A second is equally important: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ The entire law and all the demands of the prophets are based on these two commandments” (verses 37-40) Now, Jesus wasn’t doing away with the Ten Commandments. Rather, He was summing them up perfectly. If we love God with all our hearts, souls, and minds, then we won’t have any other gods before Him. We won’t worship idols or take God’s name in vain. And if we love our neighbors as we love ourselves, we won’t steal from them, lie to them, or covet something that belongs to them. Essentially Jesus was saying, “Get this down, and the commandments will come together for you.” It all starts with God’s place in our lives. We will serve what or whom we worship. Jesus said, “You must worship the Lord your God and serve only him” (Matthew 4:10) If God is number one in our lives, then everything else will find its proper balance. But if He is not, then everything else will fall into chaos.

Yeah, same

I remember first playing it when I was like 5 or 6 at the most, finished this one when I was like mabye 8-10 when i found it

SECOND ARRIVAL OF JESUS ​​2031 (Satan impersonates Christ before 2031) Timeline: 2020 - 2031: removal of individual right to favor the majority (coronavirus), test covid (breeding ground of abominations) economic collapse (millions of businesses close in order to make digital money to divide people by colors ), establishment of the number (vaccine), the image (worship of the trinity) and the mark of the beast (false day of worship and Sunday rest); those who obey these decrees will be destroyed along with satan (those who have knowledge of God and receive the vaccine will lose their protection and will receive the mark of the beast), satan impersonating Christ to change the fourth commandment (Saturday), will perform false miracles , false signs (demons pose as deceased relatives to simulate a false resurrection (demons are the ones who have always masqueraded as ghosts. (God forbids any contact with these beings), pope of Rome antichrist (changed times and the law), ultra-fanatic fascist theocracy democracy system, ecumenism (union of all religions), false alien invasion (demons pretend to be beings from other worlds, the earth is flat, no rocket has left), persecution, 7 last plagues, the 144 thousand ascend with Jesus to heaven, end of humanity, destruction of the earth by fire - second arrival of Jesus 2028 - 2031. There is a time limit to fulfill the 10 commandments. This is called the end of the sealing time. God seals his people to protect them. The law of God is the seal, put the law of God in your heart and Jesus will cover you with his blood and protect you. So Satan will not be able to put the mark of the beast on you no matter how much he wants, because Jesus protects you. How can I be baptized ?: To be baptized, we must fulfill these points: 1. Understand the scriptures 2. Recognize Jesus as the literal Son of God 3. Repent and stop sinning 4. Know God's law (sin is an infraction of the law). When we are baptized we receive the Holy Spirit of Jesus because he has already conquered the world. This is when our prayers are heard by God because before we were in sin and could not hear them, but now as we receive the Holy Spirit (Jesus), Jesus intercedes for us. Remember, you cannot sin again, the army of Jesus is the most demanding, you must not fail at any point, you can !!! There are only two powers: God the Father and Jesus Christ. The holy spirit is a description, not a name or a third person. No priest, priest or human being can take away your sins, only Jesus who is in heaven. As being created it is my duty to be loyal to God. How can I be loyal to God? fulfilling his commandments, it is my duty to do it, it is the right thing to do. THE 10 COMMANDMENTS Exodus 20: 1. You will not have other gods besides me (the self is a false god within us, eliminate your self: I want, I need, I desire, I like it; that our will not be done if not that of God.) (fear is linked to worship, what is feared is made worship and sacrifice, that their fear is only for God: Deuteronomy: chapter 13 verse 4 after the Lord your God You will follow and FEAR HIM, you will keep his commandments and listen to his voice, to him you will serve and to him you will be faithful. to God the only one that we can bow down and adore, to no one else, this is written. Satan disguises himself as an angel of light (makes Marian appearances to be worshiped) the cult of images begins in 321 after Christ when paganism infiltrates Christianity giving rise to apostasy, they also hide the fourth commandment (Saturday) to establish the day of the sun, a day revered by the Romans, Sunday (the trinity and Sunday are not biblical). (Isaiah 42: 8: I am the LORD, that is my name; I will not give my glory to another, nor my praise to carved images.) 3. You shall not take the name of the LORD in vain because the LORD will not hold anyone guiltless. his name in vain (the word that describes the supreme deity is God. In the movies they say: oh my God, Holy God, Most Holy God, whether by happiness or surprise, this commandment is being violated) 4. Remember Saturday to consecrate it to the Lord (this commandment relates us to God with creation, when it tells us that we must remember Saturday, the seventh day because on that day God rests from his works, rest on Saturday is linked to worship, Saturday is not must work) satan will impersonate christ shortly to deceive and change this commandment, beware !!! Remember: Saturday is God's and will always exist. Brother, watch out !!! On Saturday we should not work, if he works on Saturday he would be in sin, if he dies in sin he loses eternity. 5. Honor your father and mother (destabilizing the family is an enemy plan, because if the family collapses, society collapses, satan knows it, so you must know his tricks to know how he attacks you and you can defend yourself) 6 Do not kill (you must not only protect your neighbor, from the baby that is in the mother's womb, to the elderly, if not also, you must not harm yourself, either with what we eat (meat, milk, egg , soda, candy, cigarettes, beer, wine, alcohol, etc. These products contain large amounts of chemicals that harm your body, so we know that when they take your temperature (scan it) they are not doing it for your health. The food of God's people is based on fruits, do not eat meat, everything packaged is contaminated, remember that you must have your body in sanctity, in the same way, the vaccine contains elements (mixture of human animal DNA (impure animals: rat, pig, etc.) that would destroy the temple of God which is your body, therefore they would destroy you) 7. You will not commit adultery (when man - woman have relationships, for God you are already married, you cannot have anyone else. or in your thoughts) 8. You will not steal (Romans 12:21 Do not allow yourself to be overcome by evil; on the contrary, overcome evil with good.) 9. You will not speak false testimony against your neighbor (Jesus was blamed for many things that he did not commit, you must not lie) 10. You will not covet (reasoning will always be wrong if he has his head in his pocket (in money). That is why all money will disappear, because man loves money more, And the vaccine will be of no use to them to buy because the whole system will collapse. (1 Timothy 6:10). Facebook is so popular, because they always want what the other has, their house, their car, etc., no codices, they happy with what you have). The end of the world no one can stop it that does not mean that you should stop doing the right thing, on the contrary, you should try harder, you just have to let everything run its course. Be a soldier of Jesus. Without me, you can do nothing! John 15: 5

@@siervoomar Daphne shooting Stormtroopers

Moral Illiteracy Jesus replied, “ ‘You must love the LORD your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. -Matthew 22:37-38 Our country was founded on Judeo-Christian principles. And more specifically, many of our founding fathers professed belief in Jesus Christ. Though revisionists try to change that narrative, a careful study of history will show that it’s true. It’s our departure from this truth that has brought us to where we are today. With abortion on demand on an epidemic scale, marriages falling apart at record rates, and rampant violence in our streets, this should not surprise us. The Bible says, “They have planted the wind and will harvest the whirlwind” (Hosea 8:7). How true. Our departure from God’s principles has brought us to the moral illiteracy that we have today. In a book someone wrote about how, as a college professor, he started noticing what he called signs of moral illiteracy among his students. For instance, in a discussion about the Ten Commandments, no one could list them, either individually or as a class. He was right in noting a connection between morality and the Ten Commandments. That’s because in the Ten Commandments, we find absolute truth written by the finger of God on tablets of stone. It’s truth we can depend on, truth we can believe in. With the Ten Commandments God is saying, “Here is what I have done for you: I have forgiven you of your sin, redeemed you, and bought you. Now here is what you can do for Me: you can keep My commandments.” The Bible says, “We love each other because he loved us first” (1 John 4:19) In Matthew’s Gospel we read about an expert in religious law who tried to trap Jesus. He said, “Teacher, which is the most important commandment in the law of Moses?” (Matthew 22:36) Jesus answered, “ ‘You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. A second is equally important: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ The entire law and all the demands of the prophets are based on these two commandments” (verses 37-40) Now, Jesus wasn’t doing away with the Ten Commandments. Rather, He was summing them up perfectly. If we love God with all our hearts, souls, and minds, then we won’t have any other gods before Him. We won’t worship idols or take God’s name in vain. And if we love our neighbors as we love ourselves, we won’t steal from them, lie to them, or covet something that belongs to them. Essentially Jesus was saying, “Get this down, and the commandments will come together for you.” It all starts with God’s place in our lives. We will serve what or whom we worship. Jesus said, “You must worship the Lord your God and serve only him” (Matthew 4:10) If God is number one in our lives, then everything else will find its proper balance. But if He is not, then everything else will fall into chaos.

I loved battling these villains on my NDS/ 3DS on the DS version. I liked all of them, but Toy Robotus was my favorite. (Maybe because I liked it's theme.)

Oh my, I remember all of these, thanks for the time stamps

You know all the enemy names,it never says what they are sooooo...

don't forget the werewolf. sorry for my english lol

I got two ads, thanks.

I got scared when i was little too lol

Moral Illiteracy Jesus replied, “ ‘You must love the LORD your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. -Matthew 22:37-38 Our country was founded on Judeo-Christian principles. And more specifically, many of our founding fathers professed belief in Jesus Christ. Though revisionists try to change that narrative, a careful study of history will show that it’s true. It’s our departure from this truth that has brought us to where we are today. With abortion on demand on an epidemic scale, marriages falling apart at record rates, and rampant violence in our streets, this should not surprise us. The Bible says, “They have planted the wind and will harvest the whirlwind” (Hosea 8:7). How true. Our departure from God’s principles has brought us to the moral illiteracy that we have today. In a book someone wrote about how, as a college professor, he started noticing what he called signs of moral illiteracy among his students. For instance, in a discussion about the Ten Commandments, no one could list them, either individually or as a class. He was right in noting a connection between morality and the Ten Commandments. That’s because in the Ten Commandments, we find absolute truth written by the finger of God on tablets of stone. It’s truth we can depend on, truth we can believe in. With the Ten Commandments God is saying, “Here is what I have done for you: I have forgiven you of your sin, redeemed you, and bought you. Now here is what you can do for Me: you can keep My commandments.” The Bible says, “We love each other because he loved us first” (1 John 4:19) In Matthew’s Gospel we read about an expert in religious law who tried to trap Jesus. He said, “Teacher, which is the most important commandment in the law of Moses?” (Matthew 22:36) Jesus answered, “ ‘You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. A second is equally important: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ The entire law and all the demands of the prophets are based on these two commandments” (verses 37-40) Now, Jesus wasn’t doing away with the Ten Commandments. Rather, He was summing them up perfectly. If we love God with all our hearts, souls, and minds, then we won’t have any other gods before Him. We won’t worship idols or take God’s name in vain. And if we love our neighbors as we love ourselves, we won’t steal from them, lie to them, or covet something that belongs to them. Essentially Jesus was saying, “Get this down, and the commandments will come together for you.” It all starts with God’s place in our lives. We will serve what or whom we worship. Jesus said, “You must worship the Lord your God and serve only him” (Matthew 4:10) If God is number one in our lives, then everything else will find its proper balance. But if He is not, then everything else will fall into chaos.

It feels like first frights had more offer than spooky swamp

@@minigibbo4999 Technically, yes. But the Spooky Swamp was the first one I played and first video game I ever played so it has a special place in my heart.

Nothing wrong with being a girl and liking games. :]

Yeah nothing wrong

@@Ejsoskrmfucosj the truest statement.

@@Ejsoskrmfucosj who said it was wrong?

jasmine Whats wrong in it btw?

Hola bro sigues vivo?2023? :")

Moral Illiteracy Jesus replied, “ ‘You must love the LORD your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. -Matthew 22:37-38 Our country was founded on Judeo-Christian principles. And more specifically, many of our founding fathers professed belief in Jesus Christ. Though revisionists try to change that narrative, a careful study of history will show that it’s true. It’s our departure from this truth that has brought us to where we are today. With abortion on demand on an epidemic scale, marriages falling apart at record rates, and rampant violence in our streets, this should not surprise us. The Bible says, “They have planted the wind and will harvest the whirlwind” (Hosea 8:7). How true. Our departure from God’s principles has brought us to the moral illiteracy that we have today. In a book someone wrote about how, as a college professor, he started noticing what he called signs of moral illiteracy among his students. For instance, in a discussion about the Ten Commandments, no one could list them, either individually or as a class. He was right in noting a connection between morality and the Ten Commandments. That’s because in the Ten Commandments, we find absolute truth written by the finger of God on tablets of stone. It’s truth we can depend on, truth we can believe in. With the Ten Commandments God is saying, “Here is what I have done for you: I have forgiven you of your sin, redeemed you, and bought you. Now here is what you can do for Me: you can keep My commandments.” The Bible says, “We love each other because he loved us first” (1 John 4:19) In Matthew’s Gospel we read about an expert in religious law who tried to trap Jesus. He said, “Teacher, which is the most important commandment in the law of Moses?” (Matthew 22:36) Jesus answered, “ ‘You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. A second is equally important: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ The entire law and all the demands of the prophets are based on these two commandments” (verses 37-40) Now, Jesus wasn’t doing away with the Ten Commandments. Rather, He was summing them up perfectly. If we love God with all our hearts, souls, and minds, then we won’t have any other gods before Him. We won’t worship idols or take God’s name in vain. And if we love our neighbors as we love ourselves, we won’t steal from them, lie to them, or covet something that belongs to them. Essentially Jesus was saying, “Get this down, and the commandments will come together for you.” It all starts with God’s place in our lives. We will serve what or whom we worship. Jesus said, “You must worship the Lord your God and serve only him” (Matthew 4:10) If God is number one in our lives, then everything else will find its proper balance. But if He is not, then everything else will fall into chaos.

Maddy Hoverter man we’re like the same

Me too

Yep me over here playing on my ps2 again

Artastic_Aimz no cap love ppl like you

Yup

@Kollin Lewis same

i remember that :(

Same!!

Didn’t know this existed I woulda loved this

@@saucyx4 Scooby-Doo! First Frights and Spooky Swamp - Daphne Blake is a bad ass character with sweet voice by Grey Delisle-Griffin. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed - Darth Vader is a menacing villain with deep voice by Matt Sloan. Cars - Lightning McQueen is an excellent racer with wacky voice by Owen Wilson (Ka-chow!). And then LEGO Dimensions and LEGO The Incredibles showed up with Daphne and Lightning plus The Skywalker Saga with Vader.

That would be my childhood coming back to life!

Moral Illiteracy Jesus replied, “ ‘You must love the LORD your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. -Matthew 22:37-38 Our country was founded on Judeo-Christian principles. And more specifically, many of our founding fathers professed belief in Jesus Christ. Though revisionists try to change that narrative, a careful study of history will show that it’s true. It’s our departure from this truth that has brought us to where we are today. With abortion on demand on an epidemic scale, marriages falling apart at record rates, and rampant violence in our streets, this should not surprise us. The Bible says, “They have planted the wind and will harvest the whirlwind” (Hosea 8:7). How true. Our departure from God’s principles has brought us to the moral illiteracy that we have today. In a book someone wrote about how, as a college professor, he started noticing what he called signs of moral illiteracy among his students. For instance, in a discussion about the Ten Commandments, no one could list them, either individually or as a class. He was right in noting a connection between morality and the Ten Commandments. That’s because in the Ten Commandments, we find absolute truth written by the finger of God on tablets of stone. It’s truth we can depend on, truth we can believe in. With the Ten Commandments God is saying, “Here is what I have done for you: I have forgiven you of your sin, redeemed you, and bought you. Now here is what you can do for Me: you can keep My commandments.” The Bible says, “We love each other because he loved us first” (1 John 4:19) In Matthew’s Gospel we read about an expert in religious law who tried to trap Jesus. He said, “Teacher, which is the most important commandment in the law of Moses?” (Matthew 22:36) Jesus answered, “ ‘You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. A second is equally important: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ The entire law and all the demands of the prophets are based on these two commandments” (verses 37-40) Now, Jesus wasn’t doing away with the Ten Commandments. Rather, He was summing them up perfectly. If we love God with all our hearts, souls, and minds, then we won’t have any other gods before Him. We won’t worship idols or take God’s name in vain. And if we love our neighbors as we love ourselves, we won’t steal from them, lie to them, or covet something that belongs to them. Essentially Jesus was saying, “Get this down, and the commandments will come together for you.” It all starts with God’s place in our lives. We will serve what or whom we worship. Jesus said, “You must worship the Lord your God and serve only him” (Matthew 4:10) If God is number one in our lives, then everything else will find its proper balance. But if He is not, then everything else will fall into chaos.

I say wii maybe

The chases always scared me lmao

Moral Illiteracy Jesus replied, “ ‘You must love the LORD your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. -Matthew 22:37-38 Our country was founded on Judeo-Christian principles. And more specifically, many of our founding fathers professed belief in Jesus Christ. Though revisionists try to change that narrative, a careful study of history will show that it’s true. It’s our departure from this truth that has brought us to where we are today. With abortion on demand on an epidemic scale, marriages falling apart at record rates, and rampant violence in our streets, this should not surprise us. The Bible says, “They have planted the wind and will harvest the whirlwind” (Hosea 8:7). How true. Our departure from God’s principles has brought us to the moral illiteracy that we have today. In a book someone wrote about how, as a college professor, he started noticing what he called signs of moral illiteracy among his students. For instance, in a discussion about the Ten Commandments, no one could list them, either individually or as a class. He was right in noting a connection between morality and the Ten Commandments. That’s because in the Ten Commandments, we find absolute truth written by the finger of God on tablets of stone. It’s truth we can depend on, truth we can believe in. With the Ten Commandments God is saying, “Here is what I have done for you: I have forgiven you of your sin, redeemed you, and bought you. Now here is what you can do for Me: you can keep My commandments.” The Bible says, “We love each other because he loved us first” (1 John 4:19) In Matthew’s Gospel we read about an expert in religious law who tried to trap Jesus. He said, “Teacher, which is the most important commandment in the law of Moses?” (Matthew 22:36) Jesus answered, “ ‘You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. A second is equally important: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ The entire law and all the demands of the prophets are based on these two commandments” (verses 37-40) Now, Jesus wasn’t doing away with the Ten Commandments. Rather, He was summing them up perfectly. If we love God with all our hearts, souls, and minds, then we won’t have any other gods before Him. We won’t worship idols or take God’s name in vain. And if we love our neighbors as we love ourselves, we won’t steal from them, lie to them, or covet something that belongs to them. Essentially Jesus was saying, “Get this down, and the commandments will come together for you.” It all starts with God’s place in our lives. We will serve what or whom we worship. Jesus said, “You must worship the Lord your God and serve only him” (Matthew 4:10) If God is number one in our lives, then everything else will find its proper balance. But if He is not, then everything else will fall into chaos.

Moral Illiteracy Jesus replied, “ ‘You must love the LORD your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. -Matthew 22:37-38 Our country was founded on Judeo-Christian principles. And more specifically, many of our founding fathers professed belief in Jesus Christ. Though revisionists try to change that narrative, a careful study of history will show that it’s true. It’s our departure from this truth that has brought us to where we are today. With abortion on demand on an epidemic scale, marriages falling apart at record rates, and rampant violence in our streets, this should not surprise us. The Bible says, “They have planted the wind and will harvest the whirlwind” (Hosea 8:7). How true. Our departure from God’s principles has brought us to the moral illiteracy that we have today. In a book someone wrote about how, as a college professor, he started noticing what he called signs of moral illiteracy among his students. For instance, in a discussion about the Ten Commandments, no one could list them, either individually or as a class. He was right in noting a connection between morality and the Ten Commandments. That’s because in the Ten Commandments, we find absolute truth written by the finger of God on tablets of stone. It’s truth we can depend on, truth we can believe in. With the Ten Commandments God is saying, “Here is what I have done for you: I have forgiven you of your sin, redeemed you, and bought you. Now here is what you can do for Me: you can keep My commandments.” The Bible says, “We love each other because he loved us first” (1 John 4:19) In Matthew’s Gospel we read about an expert in religious law who tried to trap Jesus. He said, “Teacher, which is the most important commandment in the law of Moses?” (Matthew 22:36) Jesus answered, “ ‘You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. A second is equally important: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ The entire law and all the demands of the prophets are based on these two commandments” (verses 37-40) Now, Jesus wasn’t doing away with the Ten Commandments. Rather, He was summing them up perfectly. If we love God with all our hearts, souls, and minds, then we won’t have any other gods before Him. We won’t worship idols or take God’s name in vain. And if we love our neighbors as we love ourselves, we won’t steal from them, lie to them, or covet something that belongs to them. Essentially Jesus was saying, “Get this down, and the commandments will come together for you.” It all starts with God’s place in our lives. We will serve what or whom we worship. Jesus said, “You must worship the Lord your God and serve only him” (Matthew 4:10) If God is number one in our lives, then everything else will find its proper balance. But if He is not, then everything else will fall into chaos.

torus games 2:17

Top Sharpend I played on Nintendo ds lite😂😂

This game was on a 3ds?

@@Hufflepuff144 you can play ds games on 3ds. my younger sister does that and it works

Verdade

Jogava muito esse jogo ksksks

Tem a versão pra pc tbm, é só baixar

@@arielaferreira4900 eu tenho essa versão, da pra jogar com controle!!!! Nostalgia pura.

Vrdd todo dia chegava da escola botava o CT no PS2 e eu e meu primo jogavam

Que saudades tô quase chorando

Haha me too.

Episode 2 was my favourite too

Bro fr that was nice

​@@ammacharagreed! Episode2 and 3 are actually very nostalgic!

Moral Illiteracy Jesus replied, “ ‘You must love the LORD your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. -Matthew 22:37-38 Our country was founded on Judeo-Christian principles. And more specifically, many of our founding fathers professed belief in Jesus Christ. Though revisionists try to change that narrative, a careful study of history will show that it’s true. It’s our departure from this truth that has brought us to where we are today. With abortion on demand on an epidemic scale, marriages falling apart at record rates, and rampant violence in our streets, this should not surprise us. The Bible says, “They have planted the wind and will harvest the whirlwind” (Hosea 8:7). How true. Our departure from God’s principles has brought us to the moral illiteracy that we have today. In a book someone wrote about how, as a college professor, he started noticing what he called signs of moral illiteracy among his students. For instance, in a discussion about the Ten Commandments, no one could list them, either individually or as a class. He was right in noting a connection between morality and the Ten Commandments. That’s because in the Ten Commandments, we find absolute truth written by the finger of God on tablets of stone. It’s truth we can depend on, truth we can believe in. With the Ten Commandments God is saying, “Here is what I have done for you: I have forgiven you of your sin, redeemed you, and bought you. Now here is what you can do for Me: you can keep My commandments.” The Bible says, “We love each other because he loved us first” (1 John 4:19) In Matthew’s Gospel we read about an expert in religious law who tried to trap Jesus. He said, “Teacher, which is the most important commandment in the law of Moses?” (Matthew 22:36) Jesus answered, “ ‘You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. A second is equally important: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ The entire law and all the demands of the prophets are based on these two commandments” (verses 37-40) Now, Jesus wasn’t doing away with the Ten Commandments. Rather, He was summing them up perfectly. If we love God with all our hearts, souls, and minds, then we won’t have any other gods before Him. We won’t worship idols or take God’s name in vain. And if we love our neighbors as we love ourselves, we won’t steal from them, lie to them, or covet something that belongs to them. Essentially Jesus was saying, “Get this down, and the commandments will come together for you.” It all starts with God’s place in our lives. We will serve what or whom we worship. Jesus said, “You must worship the Lord your God and serve only him” (Matthew 4:10) If God is number one in our lives, then everything else will find its proper balance. But if He is not, then everything else will fall into chaos.

Me too

Same here it used to creep me out

Same

I remember almost the whole thing it is crazy how now I’m looking back at this game now that I’m 13 and I played it when I was about 6-7 I think

Any time

verdade kkk eu tinha muita vontade dejogar isso

Analfabetismo Moral Jesus respondeu: "vocês devem amar o Senhor seu Deus de todo o coração, de toda a sua alma e de toda a sua mente. Esse é o primeiro e maior mandamento. - Mateus 22:37-38 O nosso país foi fundado em princípios judaico-cristãos. E, mais especificamente, muitos dos nossos pais fundadores professavam a crença em Jesus Cristo. Embora os revisionistas tentem mudar essa narrativa, um estudo cuidadoso da história mostrará que é verdade. É o nosso afastamento dessa verdade que nos trouxe para onde estamos hoje. Com o aborto sob demanda em escala epidêmica, os casamentos desmoronando a taxas recordes e a violência desenfreada em nossas ruas, isso não deve nos surpreender. A Bíblia diz:" plantaram o vento e colherão o redemoinho " (Oséias 8: 7). Que verdade. O nosso afastamento dos princípios de Deus nos levou ao analfabetismo moral que temos hoje. Em um livro um rapaz escreveu sobre, como professor universitário, ele começou a perceber o que chamou de sinais de analfabetismo moral entre seus alunos. Por exemplo, em uma discussão sobre os Dez Mandamentos, ninguém poderia enumerá-los, individualmente ou em classe. Ele estava certo ao notar uma conexão entre moralidade e os Dez Mandamentos. Isso porque nos Dez Mandamentos, encontramos a verdade absoluta escrita pelo dedo de Deus em tábuas de pedra. É a verdade em que podemos confiar, a verdade em que podemos acreditar. Com os Dez Mandamentos, Deus está dizendo: "Eis o que fiz por vocês: perdoei os seus pecados, redimi vocês e os comprei. Eis o que podem fazer por mim: guardar os meus mandamentos.” A Bíblia diz: "Nós o amamos porque ele nos amou primeiro" (1 João 4: 19) No Evangelho de Mateus, lemos sobre um especialista em direito religioso que tentou prender Jesus. Ele disse: "Mestre, qual é o mandamento mais importante da lei de Moisés?” (Mateus 22:36) Jesus respondeu: "vocês devem amar o Senhor seu Deus de todo o coração, de toda a alma e de toda a mente. Esse é o primeiro e maior mandamento. Um segundo é igualmente importante: 'ame o seu próximo como a si mesmo."Toda a lei e todas as exigências dos profetas se baseiam nesses dois mandamentos "(versículos 37-40) Agora, Jesus não estava acabando com os Dez Mandamentos. Em vez disso, ele estava resumindo perfeitamente. Se amamos a Deus com todo o nosso coração, alma e mente, então não teremos outros deuses diante dele. Não adoraremos ídolos nem tomaremos o nome de Deus em vão. E se amamos os nossos vizinhos como amamos a nós mesmos, não vamos roubá-los, mentir ou cobiçar algo que pertence á eles. Essencialmente, Jesus estava dizendo: "baixe isso, e os mandamentos se reunirão para você.” Tudo começa com o lugar de Deus em nossas vidas. Serviremos ao que ou a quem adoramos. Jesus disse: "devem adorar ao Senhor seu Deus e servir somente a ele." (Mateus 4: 10) Se Deus é o número um em nossas vidas, então todo o resto encontrará seu equilíbrio adequado. Mas se ele não estiver, todo o resto cairá no caos.

tambeeeeem mano. toda semana eu jogava esse jogo q nostalgia velho