Thank you for such a well written, thoughtful post. I am with you 100%...your name says it all. You have stated exactly where I stand. I used righteous more in the context of people who desire freedom and follow the law of the land (which does not always reflect God's law) rather than people who desire to destroy law and order. Let's face it...the Jesuits and Masons were already at work even at the founding of our country.

In Sodom/Gomorrah, God would spare them for so few righteous people and surely we have at least a small percent of righteous people, but our nation would be very foolish to think there is not a price to pay for what we have allowed/accepted in our country. I believe we have been under judgement for a very long time...probably since before Roe vs.Wade but you are right...there is a fine balance between God's mercy, love and grace and his wrath, vengeance and judgement and that is probably the only reason we are still standing at all.

I have often stated that I believe in God 100%, others not so much and some not at all. There are many faithful Christians on here that truly love the Lord and desire that people come to repentance and accept Christ as their Lord and Savior. I believe we/they are doing the best we/they can to work within a broken system. Are we in the great deception of Revelation...very possibly. If we repented as a nation it would be a wonderful thing to see but exactly where are we in the stream of time...well I guess time will tell.

Daniel, Moses and Joseph were put in positions of power in hostile nations as part of God's plan to sustain the nation He had chosen to usher in the greatest gift of all...Christ Jesus. He used the prophets to preach the same message over and over...repent. History does repeat itself and God's desire for the lost has never changed. So how do we exist in this environment as Christians? Do we vote or run for office? Who do we support? We are to be in the world but not of the world...how does that work practically? I would love to hear your thoughts. God bless you and yours.

Thank you for such a well written, thoughtful post. I am with you 100%...your name says it all. You have stated exactly where I stand. I used righteous more in the context of people who desire freedom and follow the law of the land (which does not always reflect God's law) rather than people who desire to destroy law and order. Let's face it...the Jesuits and Masons were already at work even at the founding of our country.

In Sodom/Gomorrah, God would spare them for so few righteous people and surely we have at least a small percent of righteous people, but our nation would be very foolish to think there is not a price to pay for what we have allowed/accepted in our country. I believe we have been under judgement for a very long time...probably since before Roe vs.Wade but you are right...there is a fine balance between God's mercy, love and grace and his wrath, vengeance and judgement and that is probably the only reason we are still standing at all.

I have often stated that I believe in God 100%, others not so much and some not at all. There are many faithful Christians on here that truly love the Lord and desire that people come to repentance and accept Christ as their Lord and Savior. I believe we/they are doing the best we/they can to work within a broken system. Are we in the great deception of Revelation...very possibly. If we repented as a nation it would be a wonderful thing to see but exactly where are we in the stream of time...well I guess time will tell.

Daniel, Moses and Joseph were put in positions of power in hostile nations as part of God's plan to sustain the nation He had chosen to usher in the greatest gift of all...Christ Jesus. He used the prophets to preach the same message over and over...repent. History does repeat itself and God desire for the lost has never changed. So how do we exist in this environment as Christians? Do we vote or run for office? Who do we support? We are to be in the world but not of the world...how does that work practically? I would love to hear your thoughts. God bless you and yours.

Thank you for such a well written, thoughtful post. I am with you 100%...your name says it all. You have stated exactly where I stand. I used righteous more in the context of people who desire freedom and follow the law of the land (which does not always reflect God's law) rather than people who desire to destroy law and order. Let's face it...the Jesuits and Masons were already at work even at the founding of our country.

In Sodom/Gomorrah, God would spare them for so few righteous people and surely we have at least a small percent of righteous people but our nation would be very foolish to think there is not a price to pay for what we have allowed/accepted in our country. I believe we have been under judgement for a very long time...probably since before Roe vs.Wade but you are right...there is a fine balance between God's mercy, love and grace and his wrath, vengeance and judgement and that is probably the only reason we are still standing at all.

I have often stated that I believe in God 100%, others not so much and some not at all. There are many faithful Christians on here that truly love the Lord and desire that people come to repentance and accept Christ as their Lord and Savior. I believe we/they are doing the best we/they can to work within a broken system. Are we in the great deception of Revelation...very possibly. If we repented as a nation it would be a wonderful thing to see but exactly where are we in the stream of time...well I guess time will tell.

Daniel, Moses and Joseph were put in positions of power in hostile nations as part of God's plan to sustain the nation He had chosen to usher in the greatest gift of all...Christ Jesus. He used the prophets to preach the same message over and over...repent. History does repeat itself and God desire for the lost has never changed. So how do we exist in this environment as Christians? Do we vote or run for office? Who do we support? We are to be in the world but not of the world...how does that work practically? I would love to hear your thoughts. God bless you and yours.