The World Tonight | ANC (11 February 2021)

THE 700 CLUB ASIA | God is Faithful | February 11, 2021

Righteousness Can’t Be Borrowed

 The rich rule over the poor, and the borrower is servant to the lender.  Proverbs 22:7

Everyone admired his vast library.  He had nearly 10,000 volumes.  The man lived on a tiny pension.  Then an enterprising librarian tried to trace down a book that had not been returned.  In the house there were “books everywhere,” she said.  She found the missing library book and also found an unbelievable number of other books which had been borrowed without permission from various public and private libraries and book stores.  The librarian got her book all right, and five trucks and three police vans carted the rest away to return to their rightful owners.  That is what you could call a rather extreme case of borrowing.  But borrowing has become a real problem the world over.

All libraries have difficulty in collecting books.  Valuable books are not lent to the public.  Library restrictions are becoming harsher and harsher.  But “borrowing” causes other problems in our economy.  So many shopping carts and so many food items are “borrowed” from your neighborhood grocery shelves that there is a significant increase in your food prices to pay for the loss.  Many neighbors and friends have difficulties over borrowing and their friendships are ruined.  When you were younger, remember how irritated it made you when a younger member of your family borrowed a treasured possession of yours?

Borrowing is usually a bad practice, one to be generally avoided.  The Psalmist says, “The wicked borrow and do not repay, but the righteous give generously” (Psalm 37:21).  In Exodus when God is giving various laws and ordinances to His people He instructs them, “If a man borrows anything of his neighbor, and it is injured or dies, the owner not being with it, he shall make full restitution” (Exodus 22:14).

In Deuteronomy God told His people, “For the LORD your God will bless you as he has promised, and you will lend to many nations but will borrow from none.  You will rule over many nations but none will rule over you” (Deuteronomy 15:6).  It’s interesting to note that God’s chosen people Israel are in the lending and not the borrowing business.

Today, though, we strive to borrow far more than books and money.  Some borrow righteousness, and there are several sources from which we borrow this.  Some borrow it from their families.  They cling to the spirituality of mothers or fathers, not understanding that God has no grandchildren.  How often do we hear, “My mother was a godly woman,” or “My father was a godly man.”  And somehow we think because of this heritage that we too are godly.  Your father’s faith or your mother’s faith will not help you when you stand before God, unless you personally have embraced it and made it your faith.

Others attempt to make points with God through the right connections.  They are the ones who attend church, or belong to the right civic group, who give to community causes.  They are the ones who take a look at others in the neighborhood and say, “Man, I’m better than most people.”  Though they never really say it, they think, “Hey, God write down all these good things I’m doing in your black book.”  This type of “righteousness” just doesn’t work with God.

The Bible tells us that at the judgment men and women will stand before Christ expecting to be recognized, and He will say, “Depart from Me, I never knew you.”  What a pathetic situation.  How sad to end life with only tattered fragments of righteousness all borrowed, none of which are really your own.  Jesus said, “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only he who does the will of my Father who is in heaven” (Matthew 7:21).  It’s still true today.

Resource reading: Matthew 7:7-13.

https://www.guidelines.org/devotional/righteousness-cant-be-borrowed/

Look: China Central Television closing song "Feeling Quiet" (1998-1999 version)

The China Central Television closing song "Feeling Quiet" (1998-1999 version) would be now used for the Philippines' private commercial TV network ABS-CBN's flagship station DWWX-TV Channel 2's signing off sequences.

This may not be the earliest ending song

Rest assured, nothing is impossible. News 30 on May 31, 1998 and TV Patrol on June 29, 2022 already gave the audience a sneak peek. Although only a few seconds.

Where is the video? Same request

Then help me describe the final background of the Great Wall, and thank you for watching goodbye.

The beacon tower is very close to the bottom of the screen, and above it is a dark night sky. "Thank you for watching, goodbye" is in bold, and each word is surrounded by a regular square. The interval between two adjacent characters is shorter than that of the 2001 Spring Festival.

Is there a juvenile version of "Thank you for watching goodbye"?

Not at that time, it was completely square in black.

Have you watched the closing song of CCTV around 2002 (referring to the second edition)

No, I only watched CCTV-7 at that time. Although I took the college entrance examination that year, I didn't make it to the end of CCTV-7.

Since it is the CCTV-7 version, is there a butterfly mark at the end? Did you watch it before the trial broadcast of CCTV-13?

There was no butterfly mark at the end of CCTV-7. At that time, especially before May 2002, there was not even CCTV-12, let alone CCTV-13.

Before the CCTV-13 trial broadcast, there is no butterfly mark for the ending song?

CCTV-7 is indeed gone, but one morning in 2007, I had insomnia. I turned on the TV just to catch up with the closing of CCTV-10. I didn't expect that CCTV-10 had a butterfly logo.

When CCTV-10 first started broadcasting in 2001, did it use the closing song for the first edition of 1998, and then it was changed to the closing song for the 99 edition?

No, it came up with the 1999 version, and CCTV-7 is the same.

Are there any morning songs and closing songs before CCTV-9 broadcasts 24 hours a day? (Refers to CCTV-9 in the previous English channel period)

I don't know, CCTV-9 on my side had not landed yet.

Do you think CCTV-9 (English channel) may have used the morning song and the closing song before it airs 24 hours a day?

It’s unlikely. Don’t forget the picture on February 17, 1998. It was almost 9 o’clock in the morning and it hadn’t started yet.

In addition, in the spring of 1998, CCTV-4 played the national anthem every day (except Monday) at 15:00, followed by an English promo and program preview, but it changed back to a Chinese program at 16:00. So I think there must be "ghosts" behind this.

Will CCTV-13 be broadcast 24 hours a day before it officially starts on July 1, 2003, or will it close every day?

Do you think the closing date on May 31, 1998 (that day is the last night of the Butterfly logo) will inform about the revision of the next day? (That was the last time c1c2 used the host to close the channel)

I think it is unlikely.

CCTV ending song broadcast time

• Integrated Channel (June 1, 1998 to October 1, 2004)
• Finance Channel (June 1, 1998 to August 24, 2009)
• National Defense Military Channel (July 9, 2001 to August 1, 2019)
• Science and Education Channel (July 9, 2001 to January 1, 2014)

Remarks: On October 1, 2004, with the revision of CCTV-1, the channel realized 24-hour broadcast and was disabled. On August 24, 2009, with the revision of CCTV-2, the main station’s CCTV closing song was suspended. Later, on November 24, 2009, CCTV-2 was completely broadcasted 24 hours a day and was suspended. From January 1, 2014, with the revision of the CCTV Science and Education Channel, the channel realized high and standard definition simultaneous broadcasting and was disabled, Starting from August 1, 2019, with the revision of CCTV 7 sets, the CCTV ending song of the main station has been suspended.

The first generation of opening song and closing song is mainly art

The closing song was broadcast for the first time around 1:00 on June 2, 1998 (on CCTV-1) and 2:23 on July 1, 2022 (on ABS-CBN).

Is the ending time of the broadcast of CCTV-1 from June 2, 1998 to September 30, 2004 and ABS-CBN and Studio 23 from June 30, 2022 to present, and CCTV-2 from June 2, 1998 to November 23, 2009? CCTV-7 from July 9, 2001 to August 1, 2019. Is the closing song of CCTV-10 provided by the editor-in-chief or edited by yourself?

That is to say, when 1 and 2 are changed to the third faction, by the way, the screen of the ending song is changed.

On July 3, 2000, The Economic Integrated Channel were changed to economic life service channel. At that time, the viewing guide for the closing song seemed to have changed. The editor-in-chief’s room provided a set of two sets of different promotional videos for each set guide.

Another question is that the Science and Education Channel started broadcasting on July 9, 2001. That is CCTV-7 was officially placed under the direct jurisdiction of the editor-in-chief's office. The beginning and ending of the song. Was the program guide at that time also broadcasted in the same batch of 7 arrangements?

CCTV-10 has used the same good morning and good night songs as CCTV-1, CCTV-2 and CCTV-7 since its launch. But in 2009 there was no simultaneous replacement with the seven sets.

Since it was not the editor-in-chief's office before, it's still the same as 3568, it's a goodbye 

Type 1: August 9, 1999 to 2001

Program list style blue opaque background a half, and pressing rolling program guide screen. The ending station logo style butterfly logo + double-line square corner "CCTV", "Thank you for watching goodbye" is bold and thin.

Type 2: 2001 to April 30, 2002 (CCTV 1, 2)

On the basis of the above version, the font of "Thank you for watching goodbye" is changed to Variety Bold.

Type 3: From May 1, 2002 to April 30, 2003

The program list style is a transparent page-turning program list, the ending station logo style butterfly logo + double-line square corner "CCTV", "Thank you for watching goodbye" is the variety show bold.

Type 4: From July 31, 2001 to February 28, 2009 (CCTV-7), from May 1, 2003 to September 1, 2004 (CCTV-1), from May 1, 2003 to August 23, 2009 (CCTV-2)

The program list style is a transparent page-turning program list, the ending station logo style is double-line rounded corners "CCTV", and "Thank you for watching goodbye" is the variety show bold 

Type 6: July 9 to 30, 2001 (CCTV-7's earliest closing song) and July 1, 2022

The formula is half a blue opaque scene, and a scrolling program list that squeezes the screen. The end of the black body is directly fine, "Thank you for watching Goodbye" (a similar version in early 1998 ended the end of the song, without any logo)

Normally, the clock only appears for 60 seconds, from 30 seconds before the station ID and a scheduled programming and lasts until 30 seconds past :00. But, in this closedown, the clock lasts until 02:01:00 Manila Time! That's why it's strange!

The sign-off of ABS-CBN is very long, shows the praying of the Holy Rosary, tomorrow's programming with a piano song followed by the playing of the country's national anthem, list of engineers and stations and test card.

The scenes: Musical instrument, White skirt dance, Fireworks, Violin appears

The sound quality is very clear, and there are few of them in the same era.

Thank you very much for helping me for the first time

nothing

By the way, the test card at the back seems to have no music

Yes, I haven't finished recording later

Only there is no morning song.

There will be music from 5:15 to 5:30 in the morning, and the stage will start at 5:45 in the morning.

And (about) the black screen test card between the end of 2001 and (about) 2005 has muffled sound, which is the kind of sound of the EBU test card

Under normal circumstances, the test card after the end of the song (see picture again) shows a black screen after 10 minutes. There is no music in the test card during this time.

Not after the end, but before the start of the whole day program. At that time, the music of C1 was no longer the light music that we were familiar with, but rather strange folk music.

Is the unfamiliar folk music similar to the 90s?

The closing song was disabled on July 31, 2019 (CCTV-7) and it was re-used again on July 1, 2022 (ABS-CBN)

The song "Feeling Quiet" was officially suspended at 12:59 a.m. on August 1, 2019.

This BGM was used for the last time by the CCTV-7 Agriculture and Military Channel! There is no program trailer

After the random farming and the channel division, the end of life followed

Feeling quiet: after 21 years of service, it's time to rest! Have been serving that C7 farming war channel! I have separated now and I should retire. Goodbye

This is the first generation, okay, you can read the reviews. So this is made:

On July 5, 1999, I switched to the 1999 version of the closing song, because "Now Broadcasting" started, so this is the 1999 version

Let me talk about the pictures that I can’t see later:

1. Auntie nanny hugs the child (at this time the program has been played, it seems to be the scene before the Great Wall)

2. The logo of the Great Wall, see the picture in 30 seconds (today's show is all over, thank you for watching, goodbye is only available after December 9, 2000)

Also, this version was launched on June 1, and it was reported to the audience on May 31st at News 30 Minutes. Including the replacement of the logo together with the timekeeping device.

The idea of the first edition is the same as that of the third edition. A few pictures of the first edition are still used in the second edition. If someone sends out the full version of the first edition, he will see the Great Wall edition "Thank you for watching goodbye" + PM5544

The 1999 version of the closing song was first launched on August 9, 1999, the viewing guide font is bold and thin, and it was changed to bold on November 27, 2000 Bold. Modified at the end of November 5, 2001, the butterfly mark was dropped, and the double-line font CCTV changed from square corners to rounded corners.

It was changed on August 9th that year, and both the good night song and the good morning song were changed together. And that day, CCTV-1 and CCTV-2 changed the test card from PM5544 to electronic big circle. I think August 9th day timekeeping upper right corner of a little change compared to before, when I had a hunch shares the next day, I deliberately put on the alarm clock to 05:10, turn on the TV to wake up after a look, and sure enough not what I expected.

The font in the program list is different from that on March 26, 2000, and the font was changed after December 9, 2000 at the earliest.

On November 5, 2001, Xinwen Lianbo also used the 1995 title.

It is impossible to cancel the butterfly label in 2001. The deletion of the butterfly label was the first day of the CCTV-13 trial broadcast, and the 1978 classic butterfly label opening ID was also disabled.

The closing song of CCTV-1 was almost the same as the closing song in this video when it was changed on July 9, 2001. Thank you for the font change in the same year. The program list style was changed in 2002, but there is still a butterfly logo at the end.

When I first changed the logo on July 9, 2001, thank you for watching the font, the program list and the ending logo are exactly the same as those shown in this video.

Also, the font thank you for watching was changed.

But still scroll the program list + blue background until Xinwen Lianbo is revised.

You help me find the ending song on August 7, 2002, let me see if there is any midnight news

Yes, I know the song ended November 27, 2000, only "06:00 Oriental Horizon", others such as the morning news, fitness five minutes, the chickens are gone.

The 6:00 morning news of CCTV-1 began on May 4, 1997, and finally was November 26, 2000, the last issue of the 6:00 morning news, and then on November 27, 2000, Oriental Horizon Extended version.

My prediction for the conclusion of the morning news at 6 o'clock on November 26, 2000 is: "Okay, viewers, this morning news program is over, thank you for watching. We will see you tomorrow in the expanded Oriental Horizon! "

After that, the 1999 version of the closing song was used in CCTV-10, and the 2001 version of the closing song (modified version of the 1999 version) was used in CCTV-1, 2 and 7 in charge of the editor-in-chief.

Obviously, the butterfly label was cancelled when CCTV-13 started broadcasting on May 1, 2003.

Please note:

1. Half of the blue background appeared in the viewing guide of the 2001 closing song? Think about the 2000 change or just scroll directly!

"2. The ending song "Thank you for watching, goodbye!" was changed on July 3, 2000 I am afraid it was out of work (please compare the font of the same text in the 2002-2004 CCTV-1 closing song)"

3. CCTV-10 2001 follows directly after the launch end of the song change, the only difference is the end (CCTV-10 is not owned by editor-in-chief, FIG separate goodbye. It follows that, CCTV-10 is the most complete follow 2001 closing song)

No, the ending is still the same as the second edition.

However, without the 1999 version and 2000 version (only half of the 2000 version on the Internet) of the closing song, it is impossible to know how the ending part of the station name is displayed. I mentioned this in the article posted on station b.

• The first edition of the 1999 version from August 9, 1999 to July 2, 2000 is enabled (white scrolling, no background, unknown ending)
• The second edition of 1999 version from July 3, 2000 to September 30, 2004 is enabled (the situation is the same as the video)

The closing song was discontinued on May 1, 2002 and replaced with the opening of Xinwen Lianbo

The title was changed on April 15, 2002

I have the impression that I saw this version on CCTV-12 during the winter vacation in 2003.

At that time I could not believe promos too simple.

It followed by Lupang Hinirang by UP Madrigal Singers with the PNP Band (1998 Centennial Version), announcement, ABS-CBN 2 Station Notice 2022 (Sign Off Version) and HD SMPTE color bars.

“This is ABS-CBN Corporation Channel 2, a commercial television station transmitting on a 346.2 kilowatt effective radiated power with permit number BSD-0___-2021 (REN/MOD) authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2024," their title card read.

"This is ABS-CBN Channel 2, now signing off."

According to some information, the channel was only closed at 1:30 a.m. at that time, and it should have been forgotten to turn off the video recorder.