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To dismiss God in our highest chambers chooses to follow ambiguous fleshly desires over spiritual guidance reaching out for clarity and decency. The ancient Jewish leaders disregarded the true God and saw their blessings evaporate. Without the fear of God, society becomes unhinged pursuing disobedience with blatant displays of disregard for any type of authority. The proud not only devour themselves but the loosely termed ignorant bystanders. People engage in lies perpetuating the cycle of turmoil and mistrust. Without God, civil corruption leads to collapse through revolving martial law instances.
In these times of desperate loss of direction, leadership is challenged regarding elitism over humble God fearing souls. Democracy empowers these so called elite denying citizens in a free republic. Our young intellectuals are trapped in debt as outsourcing utilizes cheaper foreign labor. Honor and loyalty have been compromised. We condemn ourselves as greed and self-seeking overtakes the land. Without a Jubilee to free us from the covetous top heavy gluttons and interest bearing barons, hope may evade us as slaves under God’s looming razor, as it approaches upon the proud. Truly, God’s providential blessings may soon be removed from this once great God fearing nation. Without a revival of repenting contrite hearts, there may be no reversal to our demise.
Nineveh was warned by Jonah and turned from their sinful ways, as the king called out to repent in the face of God, and for a while, was spared from the wrath of God, until again, greed and lust devoured even their children. Without returning to God, our chance for great nobility for our children is naught. Our moral compass, or lack of it, leaves our children bankrupt and the nation in a simmering cesspool of disgrace. In a land where the proud hold no shame, God is the only hope that we have.
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