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- Welcome to episode 234 of Keeping Up With The Joneses,
where apparently this week it's show and tell time.
- Apparently it is.
- You have brought with you a selection of hats.
- Yes.
- Pray tell what's going on?
- I have a hat issue, I think.
- Is this for our weekly roundup?
'Cause earlier I was like, "Pape, we've done nothing this week."
- But I did something, I got my hair did.
- You did?
- Yeah.
- You look beautiful.
And also, talk to me about the story of these hats
because some of them arrived this week,
but they were ordered a long time ago.
- Well, so the black hat was my first ever hat hat.
- Wait, I bought you one for Christmas
and one for Valentine's Day.
- Yes, those are the--
- I'm on in credit, like those cares about that.
- There you do.
- They extol my virtues as a husband.
- You've done so well.
- That's all I was looking for.
- In feeding my hat fetish.
- Yeah, okay, talk about hats.
So the Black Hat's my first hat that I bought for my birthday a year and a half ago.
Put it on.
I'm sorry.
I should put the Black Hat on last because it's going to wreck my bangs.
So that's a big deal for a podcast where nobody can see.
I know.
I know.
But those that watch the video cast are actually going to see my bangs.
So this is the newest one that you got me, I think, for Valentine's Day.
I like it because it reminds me of Australia, what was like the corks hanging
down from it to keep the flies out of the way?
It's a real good look.
So there's this one.
Well, it's on your head. Does it go anywhere else?
Oh my gosh. So if you are not watching the video,
hats and sarcasm, my wife has and Sarah gave me the best glare ever. That's good in the business.
That looks really pretty. Thank you. Thank you. And then this other hat. I like to call your former Joe hat.
No, this is not the you call me the my farmer Joe hat.  I am hoping so
Oh, not in that way, okay
This is just to keep the sun off my face because we live in Tennessee
- Yeah, it does a great job.
And try the black hat.
- The black hat, you wear it a little differently,
so let me give you this one.
- Okay.
- Here, you take this.
- I wear this?
- Yeah, I don't know where.

- Here's to a woman who wears many hats.
- Yeah.
- Like that.
When you say you wear that differently,
as far as I can tell, you're still putting it on your head.
- Well, you just wear it lower like it.
You wear it lower on your forehead,
or the other ones you were sort of back further on your head.
- Guys, pray for us at this pandemic,
and so that we can actually go out
and talk about restaurants we ate at,
or movies we've seen, 'cause so far--
- And so I can wear my hats.
- So far, weekly recap is,
AJ's wearing her hat.
They are really pretty hats, I like 'em.
- And I got my hair did.
- And you got your hair did.
- Yeah.
- But the most important thing is,
I bought these hats for your Christmas
and your Valentine's Day.
- Yes.

I thought we were gonna tell a story.
- Oh, well, so the straw hat, for Christmas,
I got too strong, I'm gonna take this off
and fix my bangs while we're talking
'cause women can multitask, are you ready?
- Yeah.
- So for Christmas, I got too straw hats
and a white hat, it stopped looking at my face.
(laughing)
- Nice, you want to become a member?
Just so you can see the video of AJ's bangs.

- Okay, that was amazing.
- All right, I think we're good.
Just hit the mic.
- Can we help with some?
- Okay, okay.
- Let's do this again.
- Anyway, put that somewhere where it's not gonna reflect.
So for Christmas, I got the two straw hats
and a white hat.
The white hat didn't, it was on back order,
back order, back order, and COVID this, COVID that.
And it arrived in February, at which point I put it on
and thought, I cannot wear this hat, it looks awful on me.
So I sent it back and that's how I ended up with the other.
- But I just wanna make it clear,
I did buy you a Christmas present,
- Even though it didn't arrive for months
and then you didn't like it in the first place.
- Yes.
You did well.
- Okay.
- Yes.
Why are you looking behind you?
- I don't know, I don't know.
I don't know.
- Did you think that got some sort of skills?
I don't know what you're gonna do to me.
- Use my go-go gadget arms
and smack you in the back of the head or something.
- So you got hats that arrived this week.
I managed to break our version of the internet.
- What?
- Well, three internet developments.

That seemed good.
I announced that and lots of people give me feedback.
- So it's lots of people who listen to Spotify.
- If you're a person who doesn't know what Spotify is,
not that I'm saying there's one sitting next to you.
- Spotify. - Spotify is a what?
- Spotify, you don't know how we have Apple Music
where you just pay membership and you get all the music
and you stream it whenever you want.
Spotify is like that.
- Okay.
- So it was one of the big people,
the big first companies to kind of move in that direction.
- Okay.
- So we don't use Spotify, but apparently a lot of people do.
So I've got great feedback from that.

That was a win.
Exciting.
We are also adding little snippets to our YouTube channel.
So that's a win.
YouTube.com/allonnaj.
Where I broke things was we have a Facebook page.
If you go to facebook.com/allonnaj.
We used to have a Facebook page with lots of people
following this.
And then for reasons that are way too tedious to list.
I basically have to build a brand new one and I couldn't transfer any of our users over.
So if you happen to be a Facebook user, which I would imagine is a large proportion of people,
it would do us a huge favor if you could just go to facebook.com/allonnaj and like and follow
us there.
Even if you've already done that, we had to create a brand new page and have about to
delete the old page.
So if you could do that, it would help.
And by we, we mean you.
You both bricked it and had to recreate it.
Well, part of it was I don't really understand how Facebook works.
Well, I'll tell you what it was, is I created the page.
Yes.
Then no longer wanted a Facebook account.
Yes.
So deleted my Facebook account.
And prior to doing that made you the admin of the page.
Right.
Which I thought was enough.
But no, no, no.
I needed to make you an owner of the page.
And I didn't find out too late.
And there's no way to contact a human at Facebook.
So I googled and I went on Reddit.
And I tried everything I knew.
And it wouldn't work.
And so in the end, somebody suggested doing this.
So that's what I do.
- Very exciting stuff right there.

- No, no, no, no, I'm sorry.

- Is this a non-agenda item?
- Yes.
- Okay.
- We have an ongoing argument that needs to be solved
by our podcast.
- We have an ongoing problem
where you're wrong. No, you're wrong. Tell people. And odd. Okay. So here's the deal.
When Alan has a bath, this is a weird way of starting the story, he thinks it's totally normal
when he's done his bath to take all the water out and still sit in the bath until it all drains out.
And then he is dry before he gets out of the bath because he thinks like this is this is what people do.
I'm like, I know nobody that does that.
Well, let's just bring in a couple of, you know, one man's waist and fights another
present.

How many people have you actually surveyed about their bathing habits?
Like none.
So I'm the only person you know who does that.

OK.
OK.
Point number one.
Point number two is you've never asked me why I do that.
You say that it like, I don't know, saves you time
or kills two birds with one stone or it's a fish in
or some nonsense like that, which it is.
How long does it take your body to dry by itself
without a towel in a wet surface?
You know what this tells me?
Is you haven't listened to the reason?
Because those are none of the reasons I have given.
Oh, what is your excellent reason for this very odd behavior?
- When you get out of a hot bath--
- I'm gonna check with your sisters, by the way,
if this is like a family illness, or if it's just you.
- I don't know.
- Yeah.
- When you get out of a bath, it's freezing cold
because the bath water's like 105 degrees.

Whereas if you stay in the bath
and you let the bath water out, it slowly drains out,
thus giving the time for your body to acclimate.
- And that's insane.
- Oh, that is insane.
- Best of all, if you lie in a particular way
when the water drains out, you can capture some water
in the small part of your back.
And when you like push your back back and lift up,
you can make farting noises in the bath with the excess water.
- Oh, so that's the actual reason
that you do this bizarre behavior.
- The actual reason is I'm watching Netflix in the bath
and my episode's not done.
But, and that's it.

And I think I'm gonna do a poll on Instagram.
- Oh sure, let's take this to Instagram.
- Do one of those yes, no things.
Is this weird behavior or not?
'Cause you said I haven't done a poll.
- Okay, dude, I live--
- Let's just see how many people sit in the bath
while it drains and then while they dry.
I'm sure it's completely normal.
That's why it's in every movie you've ever seen.
People doing it all the time.
Here's the other thing, perhaps people have never stumbled
onto this unique life hack.
Okay, so you might follow your survey results.
- Yeah.
- Which I applaud your scientific rigor.
But what you might find is if you're like,
I don't do that, but dang it, I'm gonna try it.

Have a bath, get out of the bath.
Ooh, it's cold.
Or stay in the bath.
- Or stay in the bath and be cold until you dry.
See which one you like.
- Have you ever tried it?
- I'm not going to try it, it's dumb.
to mark a ignorance right there. All right, well, this is the podcast gold you signed up for.
When you saw the title of this episode and we're like, you know, holy spirit stories or whatever,
we're calling it crazy prophetic encounters. They were actually helping to hear about your
bat. Hats and bats. Yeah. That's what they're listening to. So I thought again, back to why
we're talking about this is I got a prophetic word. You should write a book. I don't know what's
right. A book about I survey people on Instagram, which is basically what we do these days. And
of people give us a list of things to write books about.
And I'm not writing a book right now.
I'm doing a podcast.
And this was one of the things,
hey, tell us some stories about prophetic encounters
or Holy Spirit encounters.
And I thought, that's a great podcast.
Story time, about times we've encountered the Holy Spirit
or the prophetic in amazing ways.
- Yes.
- Take us away.
- You want me to just start with one?
- Go for it.
- Okay, so those of you that have heard my testimony,
that you know, you know, I got saved Baptist,
and then ended up in the church in Toronto
a number of years later.
- Right.
- And I had had one encounter that we've shared
about on previous podcasts where Mark DuPont
had prophesied over me and at the end of the service,
I ended up on the floor, got slain in the spirit,
didn't know what was going on
'cause none of this had ever happened to me before
and was laughing and whatnot.
But then from that time to the story,
I'm gonna tell you really nothing like that had happened again.
- And am I right to thinking that when Mark profs
out over you and you got slain in the spirit,
which is you got so overwhelmed by the Holy Spirit,
you fell down. - Yes.
- That was all pre-revival.
- Pre-revival. - Okay.
- Yeah, pre-revival.
And, but everybody like around me seemed like,
"Yay, this is God."
And they'd stretch their hands towards me.

I can't stand up."
Like I'm lying on the floor and I just didn't know
what was going on.
Anyway, now we fast forward about probably two years maybe.
And I've, the revival has started in Toronto.
I've shown up with the team from YWAM because I did YWAM.
And for the last two weeks that I was with YWAM, the revival had just started.
So there was like, yeah, there's some overlap.
And our team actually was already scheduled to come and do this play called
toy maker and son. And so they just had that happen at the revival.
Anyway, at the end of all of that, I played Satan in the play.
It wasn't typecasting though, so you should be fine.
The youth pastor said, Hey, AJ, you know, come on up here.
Actually, he said, the name of the person was the apprentice.
So he's like, why don't we have the apprentice come up and everybody's like,
and everybody's drunk. Like, you know, yay.
Everyone's drunk in the Holy Spirit.
Drunk in the Holy Spirit. Okay. Just in case you're new to our podcast.

And I was like, you can pray for me,
but I'm not falling over.
- Because at this point you've seen some of the stuff
that's happening in the church and you don't like it.
- I'm not happy.
I felt like my church got ruined.
So I've heard all these stories,
but this is my first time sort of back.

And it looks like chaos to me,
and I don't have a grid for anything I'm seeing.
And I feel sad, I feel scared,
I don't know why my church now looks like this.
And of course, Brian doesn't recognize me,
I'm like Brian, it's AJ, and he's like,
oh great, can we pray for you?
And I said-- - 'Cause you're in makeup.
- I'm in full makeup, full black, drapey outfit,
everything. - Nice.
- And so I said, you can pray for me,
but I'm not falling over and he said,
I don't care if you fall over.
And I said, sure you don't.
- So full on AJ Sasse to the max.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
- I'm literally thinking I have to leave this church
and I love John and Carol
and I'm looking at them at the front row,
but everything looks crazy.
And I--
- I can't believe people are for this.
- Yeah.
And Brian like just reaches out his hand,
prays for me, he doesn't touch me.
And boom, I fall over like so fast.
Did you feel anything happened to you when you fell out?
Do you feel like you were pushed or knocked down?
- Well, I thought I was pushed.
- You thought you were pushed?
- So I literally stood right back up and I said,
you pushed me and he goes, I didn't touch you.
And so I looked over at John and Carol
who were in the front row and they're like,
he didn't touch you.
And he's like, can I pray for you again?
Like he's just being super calm and everything.
And I was like, sure, but take a step back.
So, so he, and this is all like on the mic in front of a couple hundred people.

Boom.
I hit the floor again.
Well, this time I tried to get back up and the bottom part of my body wouldn't
move.
So I just sat up and I was like, you pushed me.
And he said, I didn't push you.

And he prayed again for peace,
and I went out again on the floor.
And at that point, I got stuck to the floor,
almost like somebody had super glued me,
like the only thing I could move was my eyes.
I couldn't move my head, I couldn't tilt anything.
I was literally just stuck to the floor.
- Wow.
- And I just started crying.
- What were your tears about?
- 'Cause I was so confused.
I was like, I don't understand what's happening to me.
I feel scared, I feel out of control,
which turned out to be the actual issue.
And I cried for a while, and then I just was like,
I remember saying, Lord, I just need to know if this is you.
And just got so sweetly said, well,
have you stuck yourself to the floor?
And then I just started crying again,
like really, I mean, really crying.
And Carol came over and Carol at the time
was not super confrontational or anything like that.
But she just leaned over and she looked at me
and she said, "You need to choose
who's gonna be in control of your life, you or God."
And then she just smiled at me and she walked away.
And I was like, and I ultimately was stuck
to the floor for hours.
- So couldn't get up, couldn't you lost your power
with your limbs and your, yeah.
- They had to like peel me off the floor
to get me into the bus to go back to the base.
- And what did that, like now as you tell our story,
like what did the event, what did that event do
for you in the moment.
- In the moment it shifted everything.
I literally was in the bus driving there,
hearing all these crazy stories about what's going on there,
thinking, dang it, my church is ruined, I have to leave.
- Mm-hmm.

How could this be God, like what's wrong with us?
- Yeah, I'm thinking, how could it be God?
and I don't understand, like I love John and Carol.
I trust John and Carol.
How can they be okay with?
There's people randomly laughing.
There's people lying on the floor over there.
Like they're not even paying attention.
You know, like to me, it wasn't, you know,
church is supposed to look a certain way.
But after that, like I remember getting on the bus
and just being like, I don't have an explanation
for all the things that I saw.
And I'm still scared by some of the things that I saw,
but I do think that it's God
and I'm never running away from God.
- Wow.
- So I remember thinking, okay, I'm not leaving,
I'm gonna stay, I'm gonna seek to understand
or at least seek to trust.
And so I stayed, you know?
And there were like, I definitely had moments
where I'd, you know, stuff would be happening
and I'd be like, man.
- 'Cause you would have seen some crazy stuff.
- Crazy stuff, but also amazing stuff, amazing healings,
amazing miracles, you know?
And I would have missed it all,
'cause I didn't like packaging.
That's that whole thing, God offends the mind to reveal the heart.
Yes, I was definitely offended.
But revealing your heart, like you were having control issues.

Like you need to decide who's going to be in control.
Yeah.
Wow.
I love that story, babe.
Yeah, it's a good story.
I love that story.
I was thinking about some of the first times I ever encountered the Holy Spirit.
I grew up in a church that was not pro whole,
I was going to say not pro-holy spirit.
Of course there were pro-holy spirits, theologically,
but in terms of practice, in terms of experience,
that wasn't something we majored on.
And I remember meeting the Holy Spirit in a very powerful way.
I've told that story before on the podcast.
But what that birthed in me was this real hunger.
And I would buy all the books about what you're talking about.
Like I read John's books before I ever met him.
I was reading Derek Prince's stories all about encounters with God.
And it just birthed the real hunger in me for God.
And I can't stress enough that when I tell this story,
I think the danger is that often when you hear people who are in ministry,
tell stories, you think those things happen to you because you're in ministry.
And I was not in ministry at all. I didn't know you.
I hadn't met John and Carol. I hadn't even left Scotland.
Yeah, I'm a school teacher.
I can't describe to you how utterly normal my life is.
And yet I went through seasons of my life
in Scotland and Edinburgh when I lived as a school teacher.
All I had, I didn't have any of the knowledge I have now,
didn't have any of the experience,
didn't have any of the relationships I had.
All I had was a burning hunger to know the Lord more.
And I would just start soaking,
which we talked about a couple of weeks ago.
Like just lying down and inviting the Holy Spirit to come.
Well, what happened was there was several events
in that little apartment on 47 Warrinder Park Road in Edinburgh,
where the Holy Spirit would come, would show up into my room.
Nobody else was there, just me just praying.

So I'd bury my face in the carpet.
And I would feel a weight, like,
oh, not like a weight localized placed on my back
where I can feel like that's a bag of sugar.
He weighed a heaviness in the room that would come.
I remember several times having a commando crawl
under my bed to get away from it.
Now you're like, why would you wanna get away?
Were you scared?
No, I wasn't scared.
I, it was so funny because I spent so much time praying
and asking for the Holy Spirit to come
that when he did, I would command a crawl away from him.
And I remember at times having to pray,
Holy Spirit, you're gonna have to lift off me.
As much as it pains me, fills me with chagrin
to ask you to just ease off the accelerator.
I'm worried that this mortal frame can't withstand
the weight of your presence.
- Wow.
- And I love that.
I love talking about that.
That was in my bedroom.
at home when I was a school teacher.
And we're not telling these stories on the podcast
to be like, "Ha ha, look at our awesome encounters with God."
It's to actually wet your appetite
for the same encounters that we're having.
I believe are fully available to everyone.
You don't have to have been to Toronto.
You don't have to have gone to a special place
or heard a special teaching.
I believe that God honors hunger.
And yeah, like--
- Well, the Bible says he's no respecter of persons.
- Absolutely.
- So it's not about you and it's not about me
It's not about favor, it's just about God actually,
He will draw close to us as we--
- A scripture check.
- As we choose to resist the devil, if we submit to God,
if we draw close to Him, He will draw close to you.
I used to just think that that,
draw Him close to you was,
He'll just give you like special lenses
so you can read the Bible better.
No, He will literally show up,
He will manifest His presence.
And that little apartment on Warrinder part road,
that saw a lot of Holy Spirit action.
I remember one time.
- Is that the apartment that you lived in with Jamie?
- No, different apartment.
This is when I lived in with Mel and Glenn at some point.
- Okay, okay.
- Mackie and other time.
I remember one time the Holy Spirit came,
I was praying for a friend of mine.
And the Holy Spirit came so quickly,
he had the same experiences as you guys praying for him.
He fell flat on his back.
You know, I didn't even have time to catch him.
To be honest, I didn't know that was gonna happen.
He starts shaking under the power of the Holy Spirit
so much that the windows in our house start rattling.
And I'm thinking, I'm going to get a knock on the door from neighbors at some point.
I don't think we can talk about crazy, holy spirit, incredible encounters
without talking about our time in Iceland.
But which time the first time or so many times, but I was thinking mainly about
the first time that we went to Iceland.
And we've talked about this again.
I have, I can't remember the episode, but Chris will do his due diligence.
Look it up and put it in a little lower third for you.
Actually, that won't help the people who are not video podcasts.
When you tell a story about Iceland and I'll look up.
Okay.
So the first time that we went to Iceland, we're doing a conference that was sort of out
in the middle of nowhere.
I remember they put us in a cabin at the base of a glacier and all that it was stunning.
Yeah.
And it was cold because it was November.
It was so cold.
We were at this sort of Christian retreat center in Iceland.
The population of Iceland is not large and there's maybe a total of like at the time,
I think they told us like three or five thousand Christians total in Iceland, but anyway, we went to this retreat center and
There was amazing things that happened wasn't there
I remember there was a bunch of deaf people that got healed at a service
Well, some of the most amazing things that happened we didn't know about until we came back a couple months later
So there were certainly a lot of stuff going on that we were aware of but nowhere near the totality of what was happening
- Yeah, or even some of them we'd hear like a day or two later,
like I remember there was three drug dealers that showed up
to, 'cause somebody owed them money.
- To collect a debt, yeah.
- To break somebody's knees.
- And they showed up high,
but they came into the presence of God
and were instantly sobered,
and they knew that this was something different,
and they all gave their lives to the Lord.
- And then the guy that they'd come to beat up
to get their money from,
at the end of the night, the four of them
were all lying on the floor,
laughing their heads off as the Holy Spirit was touching.
- Yeah.
I mean, there was, there was so many crazy stories.
There was the first deaf couple that got healed
at this one service and there was a bunch of deaf people
that got healed, but it was this older couple
who had never heard each other's voices.
They had been married for, you know, whatever.
And all of a sudden, and this was just like,
we were emceeing, nobody was praying for them.
We were just saying, "Holy spirit, come."
And, you know, kids were talking about the angels
they were seeing and how they loved coming to these meetings
because it's the only place that they saw the angels.

- For sure.
- But this, watching this couple, all of a sudden,
hear each other for the first time.
And then when they shared that testimony,
there was other people that got healed
and their ears opened.
There was a lady with a tumor who got healed.
- Yeah, well, that was the one we didn't know
about till afterwards.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, there was a guy who, our friend Baldur,
when rescued him from a psychiatric hospital.
He was somebody that was well known enough in Reykjavik
in the capital of Iceland that people would cross
the other side of the road
because they didn't want to be near this guy.
And he got radically touched by the Holy Spirit.
I remember when we were in worship,
I was sitting down in prayer.
I was on my chair, elbows on my knees, praying.
And then when I stood up to sing,
I could feel my head, like the altitude was different.
When I stood up to sing, it was like my head went
into a cloud of like, whoa, I was suddenly so woozy.
I sat back down again, clear mind, stood up,
whoa, same thing.
And that got more intense when you'd get up to speak.
I remember one night we couldn't even speak.
It was a waste of time, try to speak.
- Right.
- Like, you know, what are we gonna speak?
- Right.
- The only thing we could do was testify about Jesus,
but Jesus was already in the room.
Right. It's like talking about somebody while they're there, just, you know,
it was remarkable. Do you remember what happened?
One of the nights that we left and we were driving home. Yes. Tell that story.
So, um, it's, it's myself and you and Johannes. Yep.
And we're all driving along and it's what 11 p.m. at night. Yes. Something like that.
And it's dark because I so dark out in the country, pitch black, see the skies, gorgeous.
Right. And we all look over to the right and we see what looks like a massive kind of forest fire,
but it's like far off. But huge fire. But huge fire. Blazing. You can see the heat stroke waves.
You know, when you look through a fire and it all looks hazy and wavy. So we like look over and we're
like, look over there. And we're both freaking out. You'll harness sees it as well. And he's like,
- All over the car.
- That is the Westman Isles,
and he has an ant, or it was an ant,
a relative that lives on the Isles,
and we thought it's on fire.
- We thought the whole village,
it looked like a village on fire.
- Yeah.
- And so he called his relative,
woke him up, 11 p.m. and I, like,
what is going on?
And the person's like, nothing's going on, I was in bed.
Look outside, like the whole of the village is on fire.
But it wasn't on fire.
- But all three of us saw it.
physically solid fire.
- No sense.
Like when I went to Iceland, it was really, really clear
that there was a lot of angelic activity going on.
In the spirit.
So what I mean by that is,
my eyes are open and I can see the natural world,
but you could also see things in the heavenly,
but not with your natural eyes, with your spiritual eyes.
Not a very helpful description.
This was physical, physical, like--
- Yeah, that kind of scene.
- And we can look at it.
And it's a nation, it's not a nation, sorry,
village on fire.  Heavenly activity. Yeah so we just always said yes like when they
were when they were like do you want to come back we're like yeah always we're
always gonna come back yeah yeah just that was a time that I would say that is
the single most I'm not I when I say the single most anointed time of life that
had nothing to do with me or you. Absolutely nothing to do with us. We just happened to be there.
Yeah. And the anointing of the Holy Spirit was there. But that was the time where I've probably
first hand seen the most amazing level of anointing being operated. Yeah. It just felt like
you would just call out words of knowledge and people would be healed. I remember, here's a story.
this. I found that the more I've walked with the Lord, the more I think I get over a fence,
and then the Lord finds a new way to offend my mind. Not that the Lord's looking for ways to
offend me, but just I keep putting God in a box and he keeps breaking out of the box,
and that's what's offensive to me. That's a better way to say.
Yeah, yeah, that's good. So, you know, to begin with, the first time I ever went to a charismatic
church, I was offended that people were raising their hands. Like, why are you raising your hands
and worship. What's wrong with you? Do you have a question? Do you all need to go to the bathroom?
Do you need a hallway pass? Like what is going on? Yeah. So then once I find out that raising
your hands is in the Bible and it's a cultural thing, I'm fine. Then people dancing, "What?
Excuse me. I was okay with hand waving, but this thing, you know, then flags, then banners,
whatever." Right. Right. Then people falling down. That really bothered me. Then people laughing.
That really bothered me. And sooner or later, for me, all that stuff, I just don't even notice it
anymore. So I think I'm good. Yes. Well, then one night, the Holy Spirit starts turning
teeth into gold. And I'm offended. I'm like, why would God do that?  Yeah, explain it to me, God. Why are you doing this?
Adrian, I were talking. We have a bone to pick with you. Yeah.
And I saw that in Toronto. I saw like John and Carol praying for dental miracles.
And I saw, you know, teeth get filled. The Malcom fillings turned to gold.
So we're in Iceland. Yeah. And we're thinking, oh, you know what would be a great idea?
Let's pray for dental miracles. I saw, I'm sure I got a video of this and needed to dig this out.
I was looking in the guy's mouth when this happened.
We have a flash like black gray, you know, like we're looking at a flashlight and I'm watching them
turn from this kind of dull matte brown into shiny gold. And as trivial as that is, I don't
mean trivial in that it's very, very difficult to do, I would imagine, not being a metal or
just, but watching that happen in one sense, it's trivial because nothing, how has that
changed anybody's life, right? When there's people who are dying or cripples that need
to be able to get our wheelchairs. And yet simultaneously the most astonishing thing to see.
- Right. - God, like with my own eyes,
I'm watching that happen.
- Yeah, well it's signs that make you wonder, isn't it?
- It certainly made me wonder.
- It certainly gets your attention.
Well, when all that was happening in Toronto,
I got to lead a bunch of people to the Lord
that worked at National Car Rental,
'cause our buildings were right next door to each other.
- Yeah, they really are.
- And it made it in the papers that there was this church
and people's, you know, were getting gold teeth
and getting dental miracles.
And so there was people that I worked with
that were saying, "Hey, could I come with you
"to your church because I actually have some problems
with my teeth and they got healed and I got to lead them to the Lord.
So and then like one of our VPs, he had sort of walked away from the Lord.
He also came and he didn't need a dental miracle.
He just wanted to watch what was happening, but afterwards got to pray with him as well.

I don't know, but there was a lot of great fruit, you know, so maybe to get people's attention.
Yeah.
So Iceland, if you want to hear some more crazy stories from Iceland, then episode 106,
we did an interview, we did a podcast from Iceland with our friend Baldur, he's one of the pastors
there.  So so many stories in Iceland. I think if I'm going to talk about incredible encounters
with the Holy Spirit. I have to talk about our friend Gary Morgan.
Yes.
So you've probably heard us talk about Gary. Gary is from Wales originally. You met him
first. You and Gary did a conference together in London.
Yes.
You came back and told me you've got to meet this guy.
Yeah.
I was suspicious.
Yeah.
I don't know. I've been told what I'm going to like.
Right.
 He's like a brother from
another mother.
Well, and you guys still talk every week.
Oh, yeah.
And it's been one of my best years.
Yeah.
Yep.
is, is it fair to call him unusual?
- He has an unusual gift.
- He has an unusual gift.
- And you call him unusual and makes him sound like he's odd.
- He's not odd.
- No, he's like, he's the most normal.
He's one of the most normal prophets I know.
- He does speak in rhyme a lot.
- Yeah, but that's a Welsh thing as well.
- Well, that's probably it, yeah.
- And a prophet thing, but yeah, it's a Welsh thing for sure.
 I know lots of
prophets. I know lots of people with a prophetic gift. I don't really know
anybody who operates with Gary from the just naturally supernatural. I mean
this is not my main story. We're driving with us a couple years ago. We're driving
out the highway. He's from Australia. His cell phone's not activated. So you ask
can I use your cell phone? I say sure I hand him my phone and I'm about to tell
him my pin is and I don't need to because he's already put in my six-digit pin
which I've never told him.
- Right.
- And I have to say Gary and he's like yeah,
I was like, "Do you need my pen?"
He's like, "No, I got it."
- Well, and we've had several times
where we've gone to meet him someplace.
Like we both flew into the same airport
and he knows exactly where we are in the airport.
- Yeah, we've flown in. - He just cuts and walks up to us.
- We've flown in from North America
to Sydney International Airport, big airport.
He's flown into Sydney domestic.
And he's come and found us without knowing
what flight we're on or what gate we're on.
It wasn't even at a gate.
He was just waiting on the top of a set of escalators.
We've been in hotels that he doesn't know where we are
and he'll just come straight to the door and knock.
So that's impressive, that's low level.
But that's just an indication of the level of revelation
that he walks in in a normal everyday life.
Like I remember last time I was here,
Gary and I were sitting in the factory at Franklin.
Gary and I were just talking.
And as we get up to leave, he turns to me and he says,
"That man's name is," I forget the guy's name,
And I was like, yeah, that is that guy's name.
Gary never met him.
I'd never introduced him.
Gary walks over, tells the guy, hey, I was praying for you.
Doesn't tell him, hey, your name is this.
And I was like, why don't you tell him
that he's like, he already knew what his name was.
And then gives him a word.
- And also Gary's not particularly,
he's not trying to impress you with anything.
He's just being obedient with his gift.
- Totally.
But I don't think I've ever talked about this.
I've had the privilege of being an eye witness
to some things that have happened behind closed doors.
When he would stay with us out with integrity,
every morning, he would come downstairs
and he would show us at the beginning of the day
the words that the Holy Spirit gave him
for the rest of the day.
- 'Cause he would get them in the shower.
- He'd get them in the shower.
- Which seems really unfair to me.
I just wanna say, just very unfair.
- That's actually why I lie in the bath for so long.
I let the water out and angel comes to me,
gives me the words for the day.
- You're gonna have to do it in the morning, I think.
- But yeah, he'd come downstairs and say,
this is a list of the words of knowledge
got for the day, then we would go out throughout the day and sure enough, he would meet the
person that he wrote their name down or a phone number or just for integrity. You would just
say, this is what's going to happen today and this is who we're going to meet. And so one time,
I'm Gary is going to go prophesy over a major leader and his wife. And he said,
he'd made an appointment.  So he says, yes. And to my shock and delight, he said, Al, would you come with me?
I just want you to be a witness. So I'm like, what do I do? He's just like, I just want you
here with me. So me and Gary, going to this room where we meet with this leader and his wife,
and I kid you not. I think maybe this is the only time I've ever seen this. I watched that leader
literally, not figuratively, fall to their knees in amazement.
- Yes.
- Because Gary tells this person the conversation
that he and his wife had in the car
on the way to their meeting.
It was like a 40 minute meeting
and he just lays out (imitates
(imitates
And we finished that meeting, we walk out and Gary's just like, "Bloom in heck."
I was like, "Are you okay?" He's like, "Yeah, that was crazy."
And what I loved was Gary was in awe of what just happened.
Yes. I was as we were. He doesn't play a cool or anything.
He's like, "What? Is it amazing?" He's aware I'm a conduit from what's happening in heaven
on earth. I mean, that, like, I didn't receive the word.
A little Gary's given us amazing words over the years, but just to witness that
that happen is astonishing.
- Yeah, totally.
- What about the time you came to the school
and got one of the students' phone numbers?
- Well, I think there was a backstory with that too,
because he had a dream where he got some information
for this person.
- No, no, she had a dream.
- That's right.
She had a dream. - With one of our students,
we didn't know this till afterwards.
Basically, Gary comes to the school, walks into my office,
He's like, "Bro, I need a pen and paper."
And he writes down a 10-digit number.
- Yeah.
- And says, "Does this number mean to you?"
So I write down this as a phone number.
So I plug it into my phone,
and up comes my address book
that it's a number stored in my phone.
And so I said, "Yeah, it does."

He said, "Hey, I got this number
"as soon as I walked in the building.
"Whose number is this?"
And it was one of the students who said,
"That's my phone number."
And of course, that's amazing,
but what was crazy, which Gary didn't know
and I didn't know.
- Well, he then gives that person a prophetic word.
- And the student then gets something and says,
here's what's crazy, I had a dream.
I think it was a week before.

And in the dream, the Holy Spirit was like,
don't worry, Gary has your number.

I was like, you can't make this stuff up.
Well, that was the weekend with that within just a few days,
he called out 50 people by words of knowledge and all of those words of
knowledge were either their names, their addresses, their phone numbers,
their social security numbers, but they were all like super specific things that
he would call them out by, but then he, he prophesies over them.
So it's sort of a combination of that word of knowledge and the,
and the prophetic flowing together, which is quite fun.
Um, okay.
So here's one sort of about angelic invitations
and third heaven things and whatnot.
- Let's just not casually throw about those terms.
What do you mean, third heaven?
- So what you'll hear, you'll understand
as I tell the story.
- Okay, I'll.
- Okay, so the back story is probably two years
before the story I'm about to tell.
I'm sitting at home minding my own business as it were
and somebody from the church calls and says,
Our speaker for this week has just fallen through.
It's a Tuesday.
And so at the time, what would happen is one speaker would do Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
We didn't have services on Monday night.
And so they said, and the MC is also six.
So could you come in and both MC and speak for the next five services?
And I was like, Oh, I mean, I can't.
I'm home, but you know, so I said, yes.
And so I was kind of nervous because I didn't really have a good plan.
I would like to have had some time to shape what I was going to do over five services
and all that kind of stuff.
And then I'm seeing an addition felt like a lot.
So I sort of showed up, went to prayer time, still didn't really feel like I knew what
I was supposed to do.
But during worship, at one point I looked over at the screen and underneath the screen I
saw this massive angel.
And it had a shield and the angels probably 50 feet tall.
I mean, it was huge.
It had a shield that was on fire.
And I just, I looked at it and I just like kept staring at it.
It was still there.
It was still there.
It was still there.
And then I blinked and I looked back and it wasn't there anymore.
When you say you saw it, do you mean you saw it like the west when I was were on fire?
Yes.
So you saw it real.
Okay.
Wow.
And so I, and then it was gone.
I'm sure it was still there, but I couldn't see it.
- It went to Starbucks.
- Right, yeah.
It needed a latte, who knew.
So anyway, I then something caught my eye,
so I sort of looked over further along the front row
and there was a person that was sort of waving at me
and gesturing things and I thought,
so I walked over 'cause I'm, you know, I'm seeing.
So if God's saying something,
I should probably know about it.
So I walked over and the person said to me,
did you see it?
Did you see it?
I thought, this is me, my cynical self.
I'm not going to tell you what I saw because I'm going to be like, yeah, that's
what I saw, you know, so
we're filled with faith.
I know, right?
So I was like, what did you see?
And, and this person said this massive angel with a shield in front of it.
That was on fire.
And I was like, that's what I saw.
Anyway, it was really cool.
And I remember the service went wild.
Couldn't tell you what I spoke on.
But so that was the one time I ever saw this massive angel.
Right.
Fast forward to like two years later.
And you and I are in the green room during a conference.
I'm not even sure why we were in the green room.
I know neither of us were actually speaking at that conference.
I was probably stealing cookies.
Yeah.
I mean,
cookies, borrowing cookies, permanently.
Mm hmm.
So, but anyway, we were in there and for some reason we were sitting at the
table with Bob Jones and a couple of other people, his wife, and we were
all eating steak.
I remember that part.
And so we're all in the middle of eating and Bob says,
Oh, there he is. Do you see him?
No, I don't mean to make him sound like a parrot, but he.
But that's literally what happened.

You know, there's probably about 10 people at that table.
Yeah, big round table.
And once you're talking to each other and Bob, who's not talking to anybody who
just eating a steak.
Yeah, just cuts across the whole conversation.
Well, yeah, there it is.
There it is.
Do you see him?
Well, somebody said, what was that Bob?
He's like, there's Ira.
There's Ira.
And we're like, who's who's Ira?
And then you said, well, I don't see him, but I feel him.
You and you said, you know, I kind of feel it.
Well, what happened is before he said there's Ira, I felt an angel.
And the way I feel angels, the way I tended to discern angels, but before I ever see them
as I tend to feel them and I tend to feel them on my forearms.
I that's how I felt.
So while we're having dinner and I'm a conversation with somebody, I'm like, oh,
that's interesting.
And then Bob says that.
Yeah.
So I'm like, did you and he said, did you see him?
And I said, well, I didn't see him, but I felt him.
And Bob says, boy, you see with all five senses.
- We're like...
- And I'm like, pretty sure you're filming.
Pretty sure you only see with one of them.
And so I think I kept that.
I was like, pretty sure you only see with one of them.

And I said, well, no, I felt them.
And he said, well, and then he said, again,
I see with all five senses.
I said, so when you said you saw it,
did you see it with your eyes
or did you feel it in your spirit?
And he said, I felt it in my spirit,
but you see with all five senses.
Yeah.
So then he said, he turned to me,
and the first question he asked me was,
do you see angels?
And I was like, well, I've seen one,
and I described the one that I had seen,
and he said, that's Ira.
And he said, Ira guards the well of revival at this church.
And I was like, oh, that's really cool, you know.
So--
- What else are you supposed to see,
your response, that?
- Right, okay, yeah.

And I was like, "Uh."
And what he doesn't know is we've, you know,
I've been in Isabelle, I've come and talked to us
about third heaven encounters.
And so we've all been just sort of open to Lord,
if you wanna show us what's happening in heaven.
And so I'd had a couple of encounters
where I felt like I had gone to heaven,
but I just wasn't sure.
I was really kind of insecure about it.
- 'Cause around this time, all your friends
are having these encounters
where they're having visions of being in heaven
and they're coming back and they're saying,
this is what it's like, this is what I saw.
And so you're like, I'd love that,
but what you're feeling you're having feels
way less substantial than what they report.
- Right, it's all on the screen in my mind.
And because I'd had a couple of open visions,
things that were, God showed up and everything else
got peeled away, this felt so much less than that.
And so even though I had felt like, okay,
I think I'm in the throne room and I've had these couple of experiences.
I've kind of convinced myself by this point that I've made it all up in my mind.
Right. I just want to be like my friends. I'm now making things happen.
And so now I'm like discounting everything. And so he says, you know,
says you've been to heaven and I was like, well, I don't, I don't really know, you know,
and, and he goes, we'll come over here. And I'm like, okay, come on.

Everybody else has finished their food and gone on.
And there's three other people in the room,
places in the room, but so I go over in and Bob's sort of
on that side of you on your right side.

- Yeah, he's, he hasn't stopped shoveling food the whole time.
And I was like, sorry, what do you mean?
And what?

And I just thought, okay, I'm just gonna.
humor the prophet. You know, so he says, put your hands on your stomach. So I like, you
know, stacked my hands one on top of the other and put them on my stomach. And he put his
hands on on top of my hand and just go up.
I'll go. And that's probably more accurate. Yeah. So I'm standing there and for probably,
I don't know how long it was, but it felt like forever where I'm just seeing black.
And in my head, I just say to myself, I just I don't see anything. It's just black. And
He goes, that's the second heaven, keep going.
- But what's important, and it's important, you know,
I'm watching this whole conversation.
Everything AJ says and reports that she's saying,
she's saying to herself, she's not speaking out loud.
So I'm watching Bob have a conversation with my wife.
- He's answering what I'm thinking.
- Yes.
- That I haven't said out loud.
- Yeah, so I'm super confused, but watching this.
- Right, so then I come up in heaven
where the same place where I would normally come up
in the throne room, it looks all exactly the same,
which is part of why I was like,
I'm making it up and I can't even make up something new.

And he's like, yep, that's the throne room.
Now look around and I'm like, okay.
And again, you're hearing his, but not hearing mine.
And so I start walking and he goes,
and I see the father sitting on the throne.
Now I'd never seen the father sitting on the throne before,
but I see the father sitting on the throne
and I start walking towards him and he goes,
that's right, walk towards him.
And so I'm starting to freak out a little bit now
because Bob is--
- Bob is seeing your vision.
- I feel like he's narrating my experience.

Yeah, yeah, he's, yeah.
See, you have been to heaven and I'm like, whoa, I mean, inside.
I was.
And then my left brain kicks in and I'm like, just firing questions
life right in center of Bob and getting nowhere because Bob's
answers aren't helping me.
I'm like, Bob, how did you know where she was?
He was like, I was there with her.
And I was like, pretty sure you were hearing peach cobbler.
And that's when he was like, boy, you can be in two places at once.
I get, I get, I'm like, again, pretty sure you can.
- No, no, Bob.
Poor Bob.
Yeah.
I mean, that whole evening was quite the...
- Oh, what an experience.
- Yeah, it was pretty crazy.
So, I mean, we have tons of stories,
but I think that, you know, we've told a bunch.
- Here's why we told a bunch is, again,
it's not to be like, "Ah, look at the awesome stories we have."
It's to provoke you to hunger for your own stories.
- Yes.
I'm so serious about this.
You just need to be hungry.
You just need to ask if you will ask the Lord.
Here's what I learned from Bob Jones.
I remember hearing that Bob would have five dreams a night
or five encounters a night.
- Wow.
- And I remember saying, Lord, I don't even have one.
And the Lord reminded me you do not have
'cause you do not ask.
- Right.
- So I started asking and I started having.
And I wanna encourage you that if you will pray,
and we're gonna pray for you in a second,
if you will pray, if you will make time
and just say, God, I'm so, not just open.
Openness is indifference.
Be hungry, like Lord, I want an encounter with you.
Would you give me a prophetic encounter?
Would you bring, make heaven a reality to me?
Because heaven is real.
We are seated with Christ in heavenly places.
That says where we're seated right now.
Heaven is a very real place,
and it's gonna be your home.
If you have a faith in Jesus,
if you put your trust in Jesus,
if he's forgiven you, you're sin,
That's where you're going to end up.
And the Holy Spirit would love to give you a down payment.
He is the down payment of your salvation, but he would live to give you a down payment
of what you're going to.
Yeah.
And I want to encourage you, let these stories excite you, hunger in you and ask for dreams,
visions and encounters.
Because again, I can't overstate how, how foreign, everything I've talked about sounded to me,
how alien I thought it was reserved for Uber Christians.
and it isn't, it's reserved for the kingdom of heaven,
belongs to children such as these.
If you will humble yourself, if you'll be like a child
or you'll be open to having those experiences,
I know he did it for me, he'll do it for you.
- So I was also thinking like a lot of us
have been told at some point or trained at some point
that experience is bad.
- Right, be deeply suspicious of it.
- Deeply suspicious.
And I just wanna remind us as believers,
like the Bible is a book of experiences, that's what it is.
And, you know, again, Jesus Christ is the same yesterday,
today and forever.
He has designed us for encounter
and he does want to encounter us.
If all of this is super new to you and you are like,
I think I want that, but like,
I haven't even been slain in the spirit
or I haven't even been filled in the blank.
My encouragement would be to the next time
you're just having a time with the Lord
to just again, get in that restful position
and ask for it to come in peace
and pay attention to what you feel.
Like start paying attention to do you feel any tingling?
Do you feel a weight?
Do you feel, because that's how it starts is
and counter starts by paying attention
to what is happening to your body and around you
and then saying yes to it.
Like not rejecting it but going, okay.
- Oh, you know, and also not being like,
well, I think I feel a little wind or a little coldness,
but it could be the air conditioner.
- Absolutely.
- You can do that later, but just engage with
what you feel, whatever, because if you're asking
the Holy Spirit to show up and bring His presence,
He will come.
So I just wanna say, you could start there.
- Yeah, the other thing I wanna,
the reason I was smirking when you were saying that
is like how preposterous everything you're saying sounds.
- Yes.

- Right.
- And yet, I wish somebody had told me that
because that would have helped me so much.
Everything you said is absolutely true.
- And it makes it a little scary.
- Yeah.
- The other thing I wanna encourage you from is,
there's a danger that we're telling stories
that make it sounds like this happens to us,
like Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Thursday, Thursday, it's happened to us all the time.
We're talking stories that have happened over 20 years.
Like our normal everyday life is exactly the same
as your normal everyday life.
These stories punctuate that.
Yes.
And we were just talking with Chris here in the studio.
We tend to tell stories that we have processed through.

Yeah, the majority, I mean,
I've had other kinds of encounters clearly.
We've talked about them.
But the majority of my encounters with the Lord are in dreams,
are during inOr
visitations of the night.
Or visitations of the night.
And I've in the last probably couple of weeks
been having what I would call wisdom encounters, which is a whole other thing where it feels
like the spirit of wisdom will visit me and give me wisdom about a certain situation
that I didn't ask for. I'll sit down with you and share what I have written, what I heard
wisdom say. Yeah. And we'll both be like, Oh, my babe, that's amazing. Yeah. I'm not
really a talk about again, I'm not trying to be mysterious or cryptic. Or I'm just saying,
know, we like to, as a general rule of thumb, not tell test
means we like to have like a good year, two years under our
bell, or feel like release or permission to talk about those
or even use them as as teachable moments. Yeah. So can you
pray for our listeners? Oh, I prayed the last time. So now
you're praying this time. Yeah. So let me pray for everybody.
 And I'm asking you would do the same for our listeners that
you would use this for your glory to strengthen their faith, to encourage them and to lead
them into great encounters with the Holy Spirit. Thank you.
And I ask that in Jesus name. Amen. Amen.
We have a listening question. And if you want to submit a listener's question, if you
You want to ask us a question and we answer on air, go to Allen and AJ.com/ask.
But do you remember what the question was or did I need to bring up my phone?
You're going to have to bring out your phone.
Have I seen the question?
I talked to you about it last night.
It's from a certain pastor's wife who wanted to remain anonymous.
How can you have friends with people in the church?
Oh, that one.
Yeah, asking the question, AJ Jones.
Well, we got an anonymous question asking if it's okay to be friends with people that
you pastor.
Yeah.
passes or let me read the question. Let me do it properly.
Yeah, just just get out that phone and.
Okay. So they said, I'm a pastor's wife and some of my
pastor wife friends say that you shouldn't be friends with
people in your church as a leader. I think they're mostly
speaking from her from past experiences where people have
left the church or done worse as they're leaving. What's your
opinion?
Idi Jones, what's your opinion?
My opinion is yes, you can be friends with people that you
pastor. In fact, the almost all of my friends are people that,
you know, that we passed or are, you know, spiritually responsible for
they're in our church and they're great friends.
So I, you know, here's my one caveat.
I would say, yes, you don't decide whether you're going to be friends
with people based on whether in your church or not.
No, you decide whether they're going to be friends on whether it's a healthy
relationship or not.
Right.
So I'm not saying great sense.
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MTITC: The 30th Anniversary of the Adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child Was Marked with a Postage Stamp
The 30th anniversary of the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child was marked on 18.11.2019 with the validation of a postal-philatelic edition. The validation seal was put by Deputy Minister of Transport, Information Technology and Communications Andreana Atanasova, Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Policy Zornitsa Rusinova and the chairperson of the State Agency for Child Protection Eleonora Lilova.
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[Published in the Proceedings of the 15th Annual Computer
Security Applications Conference, Phoenix, AZ, December 1999]
USER AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION IN THE JAVA(TM) PLATFORM
Charlie Lai, Li Gong, Larry Koved, Anthony Nadalin, and Roland Schemers
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Sun Microsystems, Inc.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>International Business Machines, Inc.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>onebox.com
Abstract
Java(TM) security technology originally focused on creating a
safe environment in which to run potentially untrusted code downloaded
from the public network. With the latest release of the Java(TM)
Platform (the Java(TM) 2 Software Development Kit, v 1.2),
fine-grained access controls can be placed upon critical resources
with regard to the identity of the running applets and applications,
which are distinguished by where the code came from and who signed it.
However, the Java platform still lacks the means to enforce access
controls based on the identity of the user who runs the code.
In this paper, we describe the design and implementation of the
Java(TM) Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS),
a framework and programming interface that augments the Java(TM)
platform with both user-based authentication and access control
capabilities.
Introduction
The Java(TM) technology [8,12] emerged in 1995 with a prominently
stated goal of providing a safe programming environment. This means
that Java security must provide a secure, readily-built platform
on which to run Java enabled applications. It also means that
Java security must provide adequate and extensive security tools and
services implemented in Java technology that enable independent
software vendors (ISVs) to build a wider range of security-sensitive
applications, for example, in the enterprise world.
The latest release of the Java platform (Java 2) introduces a
new security architecture [7] that uses a security policy to decide
the granting of individual access permissions to running code
(according to the code's characteristics, e.g., where the code is
coming from and whether it is digitally signed and if so by whom).
Future attempts to access protected resources will invoke security
checks that compare the granted permissions with the permissions
needed for the attempted access. If the former includes the latter,
access is permitted; otherwise, access is denied.
Such a code-centric style of access control is unusual in that
traditional security measures, most commonly found in sophisticated
operating systems, are user-centric in that they apply control on the
basis of who is running an application and not on the basis of which
application is running. One major rationale behind code-centric
access control is that when a user uses a web browser to surf the net
and runs executable content (e.g., mobile code written in Java) as
needed, the user variable remains essentially constant. On the other
hand, the user may trust one piece of mobile code more than others and
would like to run this code with more privileges. Thus it is in fact
natural to control the security of mobile code in a code-centric
style.
Nevertheless, it is obvious that Java is becoming widely used in a
multi-user environment. For example, an enterprise application or
a public Internet terminal must deal with different users, either
concurrently or sequentially, and must grant these users different
privileges based on their identities. The Java Authentication and
Authorization Service (JAAS) is designed to provide a framework and
standard programming interface for authenticating users and for
assigning privileges. Together with Java 2, an application can
provide code-centric access control, user-centric access control,
or a combination of both.
The rest of the paper is organized as follows. Sections 2 and 3
introduce the basic concepts used by JAAS. Section 4 describes the
authentication model implemented by JAAS. Section 5 describes the
authorization framework for JAAS, and is broken up into several
subsections. Section 5.1 defines the JAAS user-based security policy,
Section 5.2 covers the JAAS access control implementation,
and Section 5.3 discusses scalability issues regarding the
security policy. Section 6 discusses the issue of logging into the
Java virtual machine. Section 7 follows with a summary.
2 Subjects and Principals
Users often depend on computing services to assist them in performing
work. Furthermore services themselves might subsequently interact
with other services. JAAS uses the term, subject, to refer to any
user of a computing service [9,17]. Both users and computing services,
therefore, represent subjects. To identify the subjects with which it
interacts, a computing service typically relies on names. However,
subjects might not have the same name for each service and, in fact,
may even have a different name for each individual service.
The term, principal, represents a name associated with a
subject [11,17]. Since subjects may have multiple names
(potentially one for each service with which it interacts),
a subject comprises a set of principals. See Figure 1.
public interface Principal {
public String getName();
}
public final class Subject {
public Set getPrincipals() { }
}
Figure 1: Subject Class and Principals
Principals can become associated with a subject upon successful
authentication to a service. Authentication represents
the process by which one subject verifies the identity of another,
and must be performed in a secure fashion; otherwise a perpetrator may
impersonate others to gain access to a system. Authentication
typically involves the subject demonstrating some form of evidence to
prove its identity. Such evidence may be information only the subject
would likely know or have (a password or fingerprint), or it may be
information only the subject could produce (signed data using a
private key).
A service's reliance on named principals usually derives from
the fact that it implements a conventional access control model of
security [10]. This model allows a service to define a set of
protected resources as well as the conditions under which
named principals may access those resources. Recent studies
(PolicyMaker [4] and SPKI [5]) have focused on the limitations of using
conventional names in large distributed systems for access control,
and note that public keys, instead, provide a more practical and
scalable name representation. JAAS, and SPKI as well, do not impose
any restrictions on principal names. Localized environments that have
limited namespaces, or that do not rely on public key cryptography,
may define principals that have conventional names.
Large-scale distributed systems may use principals that allow
the principal name to be a public key (encoded as a hex string,
as in PolicyMaker).
3 Credentials
Some services may want to associate other security-related attributes
and data with a subject in addition to principals. JAAS refers to
such generic security-related attributes as credentials. A credential
may contain information used to authenticate the subject to new
services. Such credentials include passwords, Kerberos tickets [16],
and public key certificates (X.509 [9], PGP [21], etc.),
and are used in environments that support single sign-on.
Credentials might also contain data that simply enables
the subject to perform certain activities. Cryptographic keys, for
example, represent credentials that enable the subject to sign or
encrypt data. JAAS credentials may be any type of object. Therefore,
existing credential implementations (java.security.cert.Certificate,
for example) can be easily incorporated into JAAS. Third-party
credential implementations may also be plugged into the JAAS
framework.
JAAS credential implementations do not necessarily have to contain
the actual security-related data; they might simply reference the data.
This occurs when the data must physically reside on a separate server,
or even possibly in hardware (private keys on a smart card,
for instance). Also, JAAS does not impose any restrictions
regarding credential delegation to third parties. Rather it allows
each credential implementation to specify its own delegation protocol
(as Kerberos does), or leaves delegation decisions up to the
applications.
JAAS divides each subject's credentials into two sets. One set contains
the subject's public credentials (public key certificates, Kerberos
tickets, etc). The second set stores the subject's private credentials
(private keys, encryption keys, passwords, etc). To access a subject's
public credentials, no permissions are required. However, access
to a subject's private credential set is security checked.
See Figure 2.
public final class Subject {
...
public Set getPublicCredentials() { } // not security checked
public Set getPrivateCredentials() { } // security checked
}
Figure 2: Subject Class and Credentials
4 Pluggable and Stackable Authentication
Depending on the security parameters of a particular service,
different kinds of proof may be required for authentication.
The JAAS authentication framework is based on PAM [18,20],
and therefore supports an architecture that allows system
administrators to plug in the appropriate authentication
services to meet their security requirements. The architecture
also enables applications to remain independent from the underlying
authentication services. Hence as new authentication services become
available or as current services are updated, system administrators
can easily plug them in without having to modify or recompile existing
applications.
The JAAS LoginContext class represents a Java implementation of the
PAM framework. The LoginContext consults a configuration that
determines the authentication service, or LoginModule, that gets
plugged in under that application (See Figure 3).
The syntax and details of the configuration are defined by PAM.
public final class LoginContext {
public LoginContext(String name) { }
public void login() { } // two phase process
public void logout() { }
public Subject getSubject() { } // get the authenticated Subject
}
public interface LoginModule {
boolean login(); // 1st authentication phase
boolean commit(); // 2nd authentication phase
boolean abort();
boolean logout();
}
Figure 3: LoginContext Class and LoginModule Interface
JAAS, like PAM, supports the notion of stacked LoginModules.
To guarantee that either all LoginModules succeed or none succeed,
the LoginContext performs the authentication steps in two phases.
In the first phase, or the 'login' phase, the LoginContext invokes the
configured LoginModules and instructs each to attempt the
authentication only. If all the necessary LoginModules successfully
pass this phase, the LoginContext then enters the second phase and
invokes the configured LoginModules again, instructing each to formally
'commit' the authentication process. During this phase each
LoginModule associates the relevant authenticated principals and
credentials with the subject. If either the first phase or the
second phase fails, the LoginContext invokes the configured
LoginModules and instructs each to 'abort' the entire authentication
attempt. Each LoginModule then cleans up any relevant state they had
associated with the authentication attempt.
In addition to JAAS, the Generic Security Services Application
Programmer's Interface (GSS-API) and Simple Authentication and
Security Layer Application Programmer's Interface (SASL) [13,14]
define frameworks that provide support for pluggable authentication.
However, the GSS and SASL authentication frameworks
are designed specifically for network communication protocols and,
as such, provide additional support for securing network communications
after authentication has completed. While JAAS does accommodate
general network-based authentication protocols (including
Needham-Schroeder and EKE [15,2]) it also focuses on addressing the
need to support pluggable authentication in stand-alone non-connection
oriented environments.
5 Authorization
Once authentication has successfully completed, JAAS provides
the ability to enforce access controls upon the principals associated
with the authenticated subject. The JAAS principal-based access
controls (access controls based on who runs code) supplement the
existing Java 2 codesource-based access controls
(access controls based on where code came from and who signed it).
5.1 Principal-Based Access Control
As stated earlier, services typically implement the access control
model of security, which defines a set of protected resources,
as well as the conditions under which named principals
may access those resources. JAAS also follows this model,
and defines a security policy to specify what resources are accessible
to authorized principals. The JAAS policy extends the existing
default Java 2 security policy, and in fact, the two policies, together,
form a single logical access control policy for the entire Java runtime.
Figure 4 depicts an example codesource-based policy entry
currently supported by the default policy provided with Java 2.
This entry grants code loaded from 'foo.com', and signed by 'foo',
permission to read all files in the 'cdrom' directory and its
subdirectories. Since no principal information is included
with this policy entry, the code will always be able to read files
from the 'cdrom' directory, regardless of who executes it.
// Java 2 codesource-based policy
grant Codebase "http://foo.com", Signedby "foo" {
permission java.io.FilePermission "/cdrom/-", "read";
}
Figure 4: Codesource-Based Policy Entry
Figure 5 depicts an example principal-based policy entry
supported by JAAS. This example entry grants code loaded from
'bar.com', signed by 'bar', and executed by 'duke',
permission to read only those files located in the '/cdrom/duke'
directory. To be executed by 'duke', the subject affiliated with the
current access control context (see Section 5.2) must have an associated
principal of class, 'bar.Principal', whose 'getName' method returns,
'duke'. Note that if the code from 'bar.com', signed by 'bar',
ran stand-alone (it was not executed by 'duke'),
or if the code was executed by any principal other than 'duke',
then it would not be granted the FilePermission.
Also note that if the JAAS policy entry did not specify
the Codebase or Signedby information, then the entry's FilePermission
would be granted to any code running as 'duke'.
// JAAS principal-based policy
grant Codebase "http://bar.com, Signedby "bar",
Principal bar.Principal "duke" {
permission java.io.FilePermission "/cdrom/duke/-", "read";
}
Figure 5: Principal-Based Policy Entry
JAAS treats roles and groups simply as named principals [10].
Therefore access control can be imposed upon roles and groups just
as they are with any other type of principal.
See Figure 6.
// an administrator role can access user passwords
grant Principal foo.Role "administrator" {
permission java.io.FilePermission "/passwords/-", "read, write";
}
// a basketball team (group) can read its directory
grant Principal foo.Team "SlamDunk" {
permission java.io.FilePermission "/teams/SlamDunk/-", "read";
}
Figure 6: Role-Based and Group-Based Policy Entries
For flexibility, the JAAS policy also permits the
Principal class specified in a grant entry to
be a PrincipalComparator (the class implements the PrincipalComparator
interface). The permissions for such entries are granted to any subject
that the PrincipalComparator implies. See Figure 7.
public interface PrincipalComparator {
boolean implies(Subject subject);
}
// regular users can access a temporary working directory
grant Principal bar.Role "user" {
permission java.io.FilePermission "/tmp/-", "read, write";
}
Figure 7: PrincipalComparator Interface and Example Policy Entry
Figure 7 demonstrates how PrincipalComparators can be used
to support role hierarchies [19]. In this example
assume that an administrator role is senior to a user role and, as such,
administrators inherit all the permissions granted to regular users.
To accommodate this hierarchy, 'bar.Role' must simply implement
the PrincipalComparator interface, and its implies method must
return, true, if the provided subject has an associated
"administrator" role principal. Note that although the JAAS policy
supports role hierarchies via the PrincipalComparator interface,
administrators are not limited by it. JAAS can accommodate
alternative role-based access control mechanisms (such as that deined
in [6]), as long as the alternative access controls can be expressed
either through the existing Java 2 policy or the new JAAS policy.
5.2 Access Control Implementation
The Java 2 runtime enforces access controls via the
java.lang.SecurityManager, and is consulted any time untrusted code
attempts to perform a sensitive operation (accesses to the local file
system, for example). To determine whether the code has sufficient
permissions, the SecurityManager implementation delegates
responsibility to the java.security.AccessController,
which first obtains an image of the current AccessControlContext,
and then ensures that the retrieved AccessControlContext contains
sufficient permissions for the operation to be permitted.
JAAS supplements this architecture by providing the method,
Subject.doAs, to dynamically associate an authenticated subject
with the current AccessControlContext. Hence, as subsequent access
control checks are made, the AccessController can base its decisions
upon both the executing code itself, and upon the principals
associated with the subject. See Figure 8.
public final class Subject {
...
// associate the subject with the current
// AccessControlContext and execute the action
public static Object doAs(Subject s,
java.security.PrivilegedAction action) { }
}
Figure 8: Subject doAs Method
To illustrate a usage scenario for the doAs method,
consider when a service authenticates a remote subject,
and then performs some work on behalf of that subject. For security
reasons, the server should run in an AccessControlContext bound
by the subject's permissions. Using JAAS, the server can ensure
this by preparing the work to be performed as a
java.security.PrivilegedAction, and then by invoking the doAs method,
providing both the authenticated subject, as well as the prepared
PrivilegedAction. The doAs implementation associates the subject with
the current AccessControlContext and then executes the action.
When security checks occur during execution, the Java 2 SecurityManager
queries the JAAS policy, updates the current AccessControlContext
with the permissions granted to the subject and the executing
codesource, and then performs its regular permission checks.
When the action finally completes, the doAs method simply removes
the subject from the current AccessControlContext,
and returns the result back to the caller.
To associate a subject with the current AccessControlContext,
the doAs method uses an internal JAAS implementation of the
java.security.DomainCombiner interface, newly introduced in
version 1.3 of the Java 2 SDK. It is through the JAAS DomainCombiner
that the existing Java 2 SecurityManager can be instructed to query
the JAAS policy without requiring modifications to the SecurityManager
itself. Details of the interaction between the Java 2 SecurityManager
and DomainCombiners are documented in the javadocs for the
java.security.DomainCombiner interface.
Section 5.3 Scalability of the Access Control Policy
The JAAS principal-based access control policy was intentionally
designed to be consistent with the existing codesource-based policy
in the Java 2 platform. The default policy implementations provided
with both Java 2 and JAAS reside in a local file, and assume that all
policy decisions can be defined and made locally. Obviously,
this design does not scale beyond small localized environments.
KeyNote [3] and SPKI both address the limitations of such
access control designs, and discuss alternative solutions that
enable the delegation of policy responsibilities to certified
3rd parties. By delegating policy-making responsibilities,
access control policies can easily scale to serve larger systems.
To improve scalability, both the Java 2 and JAAS file-based policy
implementations can be replaced with alternative implementations
that support delegation. This is achieved by specifying the
alternative implementations in the 'java.security' properties file
located in the lib/security subdirectory from where the Java runtime
environment was installed. The designs of potential alternative
implementations are beyond the scope of this paper.
Section 6 Logging in to the Java Virtual Machine
With support from the JAAS framework, the Java virtual machine (VM)
can be augmented to provide a general login facility for users.
This would enable the VM itself to impose access controls based on who
logged in. In fact, [1] investigates and describes the constructs
necessary to support a multi-user environment within a VM.
In such an environment, individual users log into the VM and are
each given an execution shell in which to launch commands and
applications (similar to UNIX). The VM imposes access controls
based on the identity of the user, and special UserPermissions
may be granted to code running as a particular user to permit access
to particular resources.
JAAS can serve as the underlying authentication architecture
for such a system. Also, the environment described in [1]
focuses on user-based authentication and access control from
the point of view of the Java virtual machine. The JAAS framework
supplements this environment by providing the support necessary for
developers to build the same user-based authentication and
access control capabilities into their own applications.
Section 7 Summary and Future Directions
In this paper, we have outlined the design and implementation of the
Java(TM) Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS),
a framework and programming interface that augments the
Java(TM) platform with both pluggable authentication and
principal-based access control capabilities, without requiring
modifications to the Java 2 core. Although individual pluggable
LoginModules can be written in native code, the basic JAAS framework
can be written entirely in Java. A prototype implementation of the
framework has been developed, and is currently packaged as a
Java 2 standard extension consisting of approximately 25 classes
partitioned into four packages.
As Java technology is used to construct not just a single desktop but
a full-fledged distributed system, a whole new range of distributed
systems security issues (such as those we touched upon in the
Introduction chapter) must be tackled. For example, additional
mechanisms are needed to make RMI secure in the presence of hostile
network attacks. For Jini, service registration and location must be
securely managed if the environment contains coexisting but
potentially mutually hostile parties. There is a full set of
higher-level concepts and services that must be secured, such
as transactions for electronic commerce. There are also many
lower-level security protocols that we can leverage on, such as
the network security protocols Kerberos and IPv6. JAAS is a critical
building block for all these issues.
Section 8 Acknowledgements
We are grateful to Bob Scheifler for his comments and feedback on
the JAAS architecture. We also thank Bruce Rich, Kent Soper,
Anat Sarig, Maryann Hondo, and David Edelsohn for their work in
helping to define JAAS' functional requirements, and for their
assistance in testing and documenting JAAS' features.
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Jeff Nisewanger, Jerome Saltzer, Fred Schneider, Michael Schroeder,
Scott Seligman, and Rob Weltman all contributed to early JAAS designs.
Maxine Erlund provided management support for the JAAS project.
Sriramulu Lakkaraju and Narendra Patil wrote product tests for JAAS.
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AceTime
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Date and time classes for Arduino that support timezones from the TZ Database.
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Data structure that captures the matching ZoneEra and its ZoneRule transitions for a given year. More...
#include <Transition.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| void | log () const |
Public Attributes | |
| DateTuple | startDateTime |
| The effective start time of the matching ZoneEra, which uses the UTC offsets of the previous matching era. | |
| DateTuple | untilDateTime |
| The effective until time of the matching ZoneEra. | |
| ZEB | era |
| The ZoneEra that matched the given year. More... | |
| MatchingEraTemplate * | prevMatch |
| The previous MatchingEra, needed to interpret startDateTime. More... | |
| int32_t | lastOffsetSeconds |
| The STD offset of the last Transition in this MatchingEra. | |
| int32_t | lastDeltaSeconds |
| The DST offset of the last Transition in this MatchingEra. | |
Data structure that captures the matching ZoneEra and its ZoneRule transitions for a given year.
Can be cached based on the year.
| ZEB | type of ZoneEraBroker |
Definition at line 47 of file Transition.h.
| ZEB ace_time::extended::MatchingEraTemplate< ZEB >::era |
| MatchingEraTemplate* ace_time::extended::MatchingEraTemplate< ZEB >::prevMatch |
The previous MatchingEra, needed to interpret startDateTime.
Definition at line 61 of file Transition.h.


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Juan Williams: Bloomberg 'a real billionaire' while Trump 'got his start from his dad'
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The former New York City mayor released a video Sunday marking the official start of his presidential bid.
The one-minute ad, which was posted on social media and features images of Bloomberg campaigning during his younger years, shots of New York City and unflattering images of President Trump, is “the launch ad," one of his top advisers told Fox News.
Along with the video, Bloomberg posted a written statement on his campaign website in which he laid out why he was the best candidate to defeat President Trump next November.
Williams laid out Bloomberg's "constituency" to his co-hosts, saying they were people concerned with the economy.
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Jesse Watters took issue with the rest of the Democratic presidential field taking aim at Bloomberg immediately while taking their time to criticize each other.
"It's like they hate success and capitalism and wealth more than anything," Watters said.


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