abide
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- Jul 7, 2012
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The US general election has caused people to voiced their opinions on both candidates running in the presidential race..
I don't live in the USA so I am not aware of everything that is going on.
What is amazing is the constant reference of Trump and his failed marriages. Many point out his moral failures etc. What I would like to know whether those who condemn him are squeaky clean in their lives .I would bet my last dollar that many who are condemning him would shame the demons in hell with their behaviour. Don't get me wrong his past behaviour is nothing to be proud of...BUT I think instead of focussing on what he has done, one should focus on what he has promised to do.
There are many who are members of churches who are committing adultery, no one knows EXCEPT God, but they look Christian and yet their lives secretly say something else.
The great men of the bible had their flaws. YET God used them in a powerful way. David was an adulterer and God said he was a man after his own heart. David committed adultery and kill the woman's husband which was murder..BUT he repented Trump has apologised publicly for what he did and I think it is not the right thing to keep bringing up his past. People should give him the benefit of the doubt. We are admonished in the bible to pray for leaders and IF he becomes President it will be the duty of Christians in the USA to pray for him.
What would you do IF a prostitute had come into your church and one of the men in the church decided to marry her. Would you as a member say ..DON'T MARRY HER....SHE FREQUENTED THE RED LIGHT DISTRICT. Rahab was one of those women.
Paul in the book of Acts before he met Jesus, took men to the high priest, and killed others. I am sure if he were here and the circumstances were the same I probably would be scared of him thinking he cannot be trusted after what his past revealed.
What I can say is I would rather see the sins of someone in the open than to have someone who is scheming and lying. Deception is serious... a wolf in sheep's clothing is still a wolf.
I don't live in the USA so I am not aware of everything that is going on.
What is amazing is the constant reference of Trump and his failed marriages. Many point out his moral failures etc. What I would like to know whether those who condemn him are squeaky clean in their lives .I would bet my last dollar that many who are condemning him would shame the demons in hell with their behaviour. Don't get me wrong his past behaviour is nothing to be proud of...BUT I think instead of focussing on what he has done, one should focus on what he has promised to do.
There are many who are members of churches who are committing adultery, no one knows EXCEPT God, but they look Christian and yet their lives secretly say something else.
The great men of the bible had their flaws. YET God used them in a powerful way. David was an adulterer and God said he was a man after his own heart. David committed adultery and kill the woman's husband which was murder..BUT he repented Trump has apologised publicly for what he did and I think it is not the right thing to keep bringing up his past. People should give him the benefit of the doubt. We are admonished in the bible to pray for leaders and IF he becomes President it will be the duty of Christians in the USA to pray for him.
What would you do IF a prostitute had come into your church and one of the men in the church decided to marry her. Would you as a member say ..DON'T MARRY HER....SHE FREQUENTED THE RED LIGHT DISTRICT. Rahab was one of those women.
Paul in the book of Acts before he met Jesus, took men to the high priest, and killed others. I am sure if he were here and the circumstances were the same I probably would be scared of him thinking he cannot be trusted after what his past revealed.
What I can say is I would rather see the sins of someone in the open than to have someone who is scheming and lying. Deception is serious... a wolf in sheep's clothing is still a wolf.
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