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What does judgement look like in the Bible?
Evil rulers appointed.
Unjust laws.
Economic destruction.
Strangers raising your children.
Evil rulers appointed over the temple (Church Organizations).
War.
Well, that seems to be exactly where the USA is at right now. Who's fault is this judgment?
I'll give you a hint, when Joana's boat was going to be destroyed in the storm, it wasn't the ungodly who were with him, that were the cause.
When king Saul experienced defeat in battle, it wasn't the ungodly troops for or against him that caused the defeat.
Today is like the days of Noah and Jeremiah. Where the self professed Christians, wish to live with God's respect, with their independence from God.
And, in both of those days, the warnings were ever escalating from God. They escalated, and ramping judgments would come.
And, just like today, it doesn't matter how strong the warning, or how strong the judgement, that Christians remain stiff necked before the LORD.
They tell each other "Oh this trial? I can bear this! God only puts on me what I can bear."
And, "God this bad stuff is happening, and I'd love for it to be different, but never the less, not my will, but LORD your will be done!"
God says today: My people never say, "Where is my loving God? Why is my life cursed? Why am I under judgement?"
Evil rulers appointed.
Unjust laws.
Economic destruction.
Strangers raising your children.
Evil rulers appointed over the temple (Church Organizations).
War.
Well, that seems to be exactly where the USA is at right now. Who's fault is this judgment?
I'll give you a hint, when Joana's boat was going to be destroyed in the storm, it wasn't the ungodly who were with him, that were the cause.
When king Saul experienced defeat in battle, it wasn't the ungodly troops for or against him that caused the defeat.
Today is like the days of Noah and Jeremiah. Where the self professed Christians, wish to live with God's respect, with their independence from God.
And, in both of those days, the warnings were ever escalating from God. They escalated, and ramping judgments would come.
And, just like today, it doesn't matter how strong the warning, or how strong the judgement, that Christians remain stiff necked before the LORD.
They tell each other "Oh this trial? I can bear this! God only puts on me what I can bear."
And, "God this bad stuff is happening, and I'd love for it to be different, but never the less, not my will, but LORD your will be done!"
God says today: My people never say, "Where is my loving God? Why is my life cursed? Why am I under judgement?"