"When thou seest dangers & conspiracies on all sides, remember this benefit & the love of thy God, & it shall encourage thee." --a note to us from the people who became the Pilgrims

posted 20 days ago by WTFChuck 20 days ago by WTFChuck +58 / -0

I have been reading the Geneva Bible--the Bible the Pilgrims brought with them to America. The Geneva Bible was published in 1560. Much of the KJV traces back to the Geneva Bible--except that King James did not like the notes by the people who translated the Geneva Bible from the original languages and created the Geneva Bible. He didn't like the notes because to him the notes undermined the notion of worldly kings being ordained by God to rule the people via their "royal" bloodlines. The margin notes are an incredible addition to the text because we get to see the viewpoint of learned Christians and Biblical scholars of the 1500s.

Today I started reading Isaiah Chapter 43 and in the very first verse there are two margin notes. This is the Chapter after Isaiah is giving prophecy from God about Him sending Christ to the world. For context, Chapter 42: v. 6: "I the Lord have called thee in righteousness, and will hold thine hand, and I will keep thee, and give thee for a covenant of the people, & for a light of the Gentiles, 7. That thou may open the eyes of the blind, & bring out the prisoners from the prison: and them that sit in darkness, out of the prison house."

(This seems to me to be what Jesus came to do and it is happening right now in the Great Awakening.)

The Geneva Bible has short summaries in italics before each chapter. The summary for the first part of Chapter 43, which I was reading this morning: "The Lord comforteth his people.."

Halfway through the first verse there are two margin notes. I was surprised to see the word "conspiracies" in the second note. The note is for the second part of the verse: "Fear not: for I have redeemed thee: I have called thee by thy name, thou art mine."

The margin note to me feels like it was written 500 years ago for all of us right now:

"When thou seest dangers and conspiracies on all sides, remember this benefit and the love of thy God, and it shall encourage thee."

The Pilgrims came to America with the Geneva Bible in hand to get away from the bloodline families of Europe and their dark rule. And here we are 500 years later seeing "dangers and conspiracies on all sides" caused by those same bloodline families that our ancestors sought to leave behind when they came to America. We should take their advice to remember the love of God and let that encourage us so that we FEAR NOT."

We should fear not as we fight to take back our country and restore it to being a Godly nation. God is with us and just as Q said: It's going to be Biblical.

A blessed day to you all.

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– MysteryBabylonNoMore 4 points 20 days ago +4 / -0

My thought is you have made a well formulated and concise statement as to what we've always battled but through the process of revisionist history have "forgotten". I believe we are of the same understanding fren and very well done.

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