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Opinion / Religion - March 17, 2025 Part 2 - When the Returning JESUS faces the most powerful armies of Earth (Rev 19), apparently the most powerful and LORDGOD blessed nation of all human time (the USA) is not there. Has it died on the vine of cultural rot by then, because it forsook being attached to the Root of David/SAVIOR JESUS? Is this end unavoidable? Or, might We, the People reaffirm individually our attachments to all LORDGOD’s goodness, love, righteousness, truth, grace, deliberative justice and appropriate mercy, etc...in enough of a way that spares our nation total depravity like pre-Flood or Sodom/Gomorrah times? If we might possibly be spared the decadence for a time longer than our now 250 years, what would explain the aforementioned absence of a nation so blessed? The Rapture does! Might one nation (at least) on Earth survive in LORDGOD’s goodness up to the End of Time? And, when many of its leaders and people are taken up by JESUS to be spared His coming wrath, will they find themselves in the ranks of those behind JESUS? We should not resign ourselves to appeasingly accepting the ways of the Evil One! With LORDGOD, all good things are possible! We might once again “be that shining city on the hill” to the world right up to the End of Times. We surely ought to try.
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