Martin Luther King Jr. Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech |

Martin Luther King Jr. Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech | #MLKDay2021

[@michaelfurr2863]

Too many events of this GREAT man are edited and, subsequently, other events emerge; but I pray that we, collectively, NEVER forget the overall contribution this GREAT man made to our country and suffered the ULTIMATE price of his very life in doing so. May he rest in eternal peace.

[@happy14241]

Thank you ❤️ yes Reverend thank you we needed to hear this today

[@Lancentcx]

This man has a way of touching that part of me that just wants to do good. Phenomenal

[@hanifahal-amin3583]

Thank you. Profound...that's right now!

[@marvahammonds6850]

Thank you Mr.Roland Martin for all you do peace and love❤🙋🏽

[@am-js1ge]

Thank You I Was Thinking About The Nobel Peace Prize He Won. I Hope Mr. And Mrs. King Are Together And Happy.

[@lauritacarr1294]

There is still hope for a brighter tomorrow, and I still believe that we shall overcome I really do, thank you MLK👏👏👏

[@johnkemboi93]

A God send liberator,long thy spirit of our great man

[@cesturdy8815]

amen. we need more videos like this.

[@victoriawaltowermannings7666]

AMEN 🙏

[@yutoob6181]

The legend has spoken

[@RichardMtwazi]

God is Great leti whoship him God has a people in the world

[@dorisbarnes-ware1071]

Mr.King has spoken. Thank you Mr. Martin for sharing.

[@germainemcbounds9855]

Thank you for that🤛🏾

[@francisnjuguna5168]

May the Almighty God bless the memory of Dr King

[@jessetorres8738]

Has anyone else ever seen the film "Our Friend Martin?" which was about 4 middle school students who time traveled throughout his life?

[@Maamsirwhatever]

"Goodbye, Mi-Mi-Miles..." I still remember that line.

[@penkalski1948]

Hey Jesse. How are you?

[@penkalski1948]

Thanks Jesse. If you don’t mind can we talk privately. Thank you

[@missavantgrade]

Thank you.

[@jerellfulton8561]

🙏🏾❤️

[@DC11_12]

“Let There Be Light!” ~In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God... In Him was life, and the life was the light of men. And the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not comprehend... But as many as received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of God... who were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God.~ Dear America, I am just one more voice in a whirlwind of thunderous echoes; and though these pleas might fall on deaf ears let all who have ears hear, Amen! America, it is obvious that we are in a state of grief. We are living through a pandemic that has claimed the lives of over [395],000 souls; and while we debate basic commonsense precautions, the death toll climbs along with its mental toll on our medical community. We have millions upon millions of households jobless and panic-stricken because they can’t make ends meet; meanwhile we all try and cope with our new normal, being apart and away from the comfort of loved ones. The stitches from this country’s centuries-long racial wounds have burst wide; and while tears and blood stains our communities, we can no longer deny the injustices we have yet to overcome. We have all heard those heart-wrenching wails from migrant children ripped from their mothers’ bosom out of pure malice; and while immigrant families have been vilified and hate crimes rise, we must never become numb to the cruelties we bear witness. God granted mankind freewill and thus we’re imperfect; which makes us vulnerable and easily influenced, especially in the wrong hands. Moreso these days, there is an all-out campaign acutely targeted at exploiting our weakness to drive us farther apart solely to further personal political agendas. And while modern technology is a blessing, especially during a pandemic; it is also a blackhole making it easy to get sucked in and tangled up in its dark webs. It will get more and more difficult to see things clearly; and we’ll question who to trust and what to believe. Scripture warns of a time when even God’s elect could be led astray by a master manipulator. Now more than ever we must utilize our God-gifted light; which is powered by our sixth sense, our conscience. God has always been with us beloved brothers and sisters, and absolutely nothing is impossible with God! America, we must come together for the greatest mission. We have the chance to change course, but it takes all of us; no man left behind, everyone aboard the ark this time. United we will be the light that shines across oceans and continents and wraps around the whole world. America is a work-in-progress which is what makes her beautiful; and we must never give up on the promise to make her comparable for all her children. Whichever side of history your ancestors were on, let us be the generation to right those wrongs and to liberate the oppressed. We have the opportunity of all-lifetimes to shelve the past and begin anew... let us light the way by making America Bright! May the grace and love of Jesus Christ light the world; whose compassion paid the ultimate price for all our sins. Amen! ~And now these three remain: faith, hope and love; but the greatest of these is Love.~

[@kathleensteeves488]

Angels in My Hair book by Lorna Byrne,talked of American Gathering Angels you were called and sanctified by Grace.Thankyou God for your Angels

[@toshajohnson3731]

Yessss,❤💯😇🤔

[@DouglasMoon-w8n]

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[@alfredbrownii1293]

Goat mvp

[@spltlc9527]

Is it just me or did MLK throw shade at Alfred Noble at the end???? 😂

[@bgood2life314]

In listening to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. give one of many of his elegant speeches, I find it very disturbing we as Native Black Americans continue to amputate our minds,just to be accepted by other Nationalities. Here in Houston,Texas for the second straight year out of all the Black young Boys and Girls we do not have one worthy or educated enough to win the oratory speech award? Why is this so? Just a curious and keeping it real opinion.