Even
if the Biden creature were to be removed from office or even pass away from
this life, that still would not provide us any relief as Kamala the Harlot
would immediately succeed him.
If
that happens, she is not going to be the incoherent shambling mess that the
Biden creature is. She will know where
she is at all times. She will be one who
will think clearly. She will know
exactly what she is doing. She will
carry a higher degree of charisma than the Biden creature.
She
will be unwavering in her determination to fulfill her ambitions and to carry
out the agenda that she stands on and possess more tenacity than the Biden
creature. She will abuse her power more
so than even the Biden creature. She
will show herself in no uncertain terms that she, and no one else, is in
control of her presidency.
Things
under the rule of the Biden creature are already bad enough, but if Kamala the
Harlot takes over, it will only get worse.
Discrediting
the Biden creature will have been a walk in the park in comparison to what it
will take to discredit Kamala the Harlot.
Many on the left see the Biden creature as a liability, but if Kamala
the Harlot demonstrates strong leadership, her favorability will be greater
than that of the “No Where man.”
A
demonstration of strong effective leadership will be to the Harlot’s advantage;
something that the Biden creature is lacking in and therefore will be able to
more effectively rally those of that same wicked and foul spirit as she is
around her.
Different
adversaries require different strategies.
What was effective against one adversary may not be so against another.
We
already know the weaknesses of the Biden creature that can be exploited to our
advantage, but, aside from the terrible and destructive policies both have campaigned
on and have sought to implement, and which need to be thoroughly discredited,
stopped, and overthrown, have we discovered any flaws and weaknesses of Kamala
the Harlot that we can exploit to great effect?
What
are her strengths?
Can
that which is perceived to be her greatest strengths and attributes be used
against her?
What
are her devices?
Can
any of them be turned against her?
And
yet she is just one of numerous vessels and devices within the arsenal of an
even greater adversary but how ignorant of his many devices that we are and yet
his servants are more aware of our devices than we are of theirs and until we cease
to be ignorant of the strategies, plans, and devices of the forces of darkness
and until we have a proper understand as to their nature and how they wage their
warfare, we will not know how to wage our warfare against them and therefore
will find ourselves subject to more defeats than victories and what victories
we achieve will be but short-lived and what ground we manage to retake, will be
taken away again and that which we have maintained will be taken away as well.
In
this age long war between good and evil, freedom and tyranny strategies change
and one set of players is succeeded by another.
Though we succeed in removing one set of wicked players, there will be
others to take their place and though we may see through one set of lies, another
set will be fabricated, and though we may succeed in exposing and thwarting a set
of wicked plots, new plots and plans will be devised and so shall it ever be
until that age-long war is brought to its final conclusion.
But
the nature of the conflict is not merely political nor can it be won by mere
force alone.
For
the evils that we witness are but the symptoms of a foundational cause that must
be as actively addressed as the resulting symptoms and the foundational nature
of the conflict is not one of flesh and blood (2 Cor. 10:4) but is instead a
spiritual conflict of which the material conflicts are symptoms.
It
is a conflict between:
The
rule of law and lawlessness
Order
and disorder
Clarity
and confusion
Liberty
and oppression
Freedom
and tyranny
Love
and hate
Impartiality
and favoritism
Fairness
and unfairness
Justice
and injustice
Truth
and falsehood
Fact
and fiction
Holiness
and unholiness
Purity
and corruption
Godliness
and godlessness
Righteousness
and unrighteousness
Principled
and unprincipled
Selflessness
and selfishness
Morality
and immorality
Right
and wrong
Light
and darkness
Life
and death
Good
and evil
Angels
and demons
Salvation
and damnation
Heaven
and Hell
God
and Satan
This
age-long war goes all the way back to when a certain covering Cherub at the
throne of God was lifted up in pride and in his pride tried to make himself like
the most-high God, wanting to be worshipped as God is worshipped, and as a
result was cast from his position (Is. 14:11-21, Ezek. 28:12-19)
He
then took his war to the earth and thus the war for the souls of men began when
this fallen cherub called Lucifer, also known as Satan, had caused the first
man Adam and his wife Eve, from whom all of mankind descend, to disobey their
Creator by doing the one thing that was forbidden to do: There was a certain tree called the tree of
the knowledge of good and evil from which they were told not to eat on pain of
death. (Gen. 2:16-17) But in the day that they ate therefrom, sin had entered into
them and with that came death as a consequence.
But
before sin had entered into the world, there was only life. There was nothing to cause pain, grief,
misery, suffering, nor sorrow of any kind.
There was peace and harmony between man and nature and he was able to
meet and fellowship with his Maker face to face.
But
when sin entered into the world, it entered into Adam and his wife Eve and as a
result, they eventually died because of their sin for they had been cut off
from that tree of life (Gen. 3:22) which would have enabled them to live
forever and because sin entered into them, death came to all of mankind because
the sin that entered into Adam was then inherited by all of mankind and as a
result all sin and therefore all die (Rom. 5:12) for as it is written, the wages
of sin is death (Rom. 6:23) and with sin came not only death but a curse that
changed the entire creation itself subjecting it, along with man, to every
grief, pain, misery, sorrow, evil, wickedness, suffering, and hardship that
there ever has been or could be since the fall of man in the garden in which he
was placed, (Gen. 2:8) and lastly, the fall of man gave that serpent, who is
the devil, who tempted and deceived Eve to partake of that forbidden fruit who
was then joined by Adam in the partaking of that fruit (Gen. 3:6) justification
to claim dominion over the kingdoms and nations of men, (Mt. 4:8-9, Lk. 4:6-7) which
is why he is called the prince of this world (Jn. 12:31, 16:11).
Satan’s
finest and greatest victory was when he caused man to fall in the garden for in
doing so, he succeeded in causing man to be alienated from His Maker. He succeeded in bringing death into the
world. He succeeded in ruining
creation. And he succeeded in claiming
dominion over the kingdoms and nations of the world. He also succeeded in causing man to be made
subject to the law of sin that is at work in all men and which causes all men
to be estranged from their Maker, placing them under condemnation and in danger
of eternal damnation for the sin that entered into Adam and then was passed
down to all of mankind not only kills the body but also casts the soul into the
fiery torments of Hell itself from which there is no relief and where there are
only the wails and howls of agony and everlasting darkness and separation from
the Lord God who made all things.
Sin
is not just a wrong or wicked act. It is
that corrupted condition of the nature of man which no only influences his
actions and spoken words, but also his very thoughts, imagination, motives, and
attitude of his heart which is why it is written that which comes out of man is
what defiles him (Mt. 15:11, 16-20) because he is already inwardly defiled by
the taint of sin, making that which comes out of him the visible manifestation of
the inward corruption that is within him which is only restrained by his
conscience and earthly governments set in place for the purpose of maintaining
an orderly society and keeping the peace (Rom. 13:1-7) and the giving of those
laws and precepts of God which instruct all in the way of living that is good
and right in His sight and though men may desire to do that which is good and
right, because of sin being ever present within him, his own goodness falls
short of the glory of God (Rom. 3:23) which is moral perfection; a standard
made impossible to attain by our own faulty efforts and which is a standard higher
and more pure than that of any man or earthly power and because of sin’s defiling
and corrupting nature, that which is sinless, pure, and holy cannot allow that
which is under sin into its presence which is why all who are under sin cannot
enter into Heaven or into the direct presence of God and why sin must face
eventual punishment and why they who remain in their sin have nothing to look
forward to but everlasting punishment from which there is no relief because the
goodness and holiness of God require that eventual justice be done upon it, but
the God who made all things is not only a God of justice, but He is also a God
of love and mercy who is not willing that any should perish but that all would
come to repentance and be delivered out of their sins and from what would
otherwise be a torment and punishment beyond imagining. (2 Pet. 3:9)
And
in His love, He has provided redemption for us; redemption that cannot be
achieved by our own efforts which fall short, but by the goodness of Jesus
Christ, God’s only begotten Son, who being sinless (2 Cor. 5:21) was that perfect
sacrifice (Heb. 4:15) who offered Himself up on behalf of sinful man and after
shedding His blood upon the cross was raised from the dead that we would be
justified in Him (Rom. 4:25)
In
His perfect obedience to the law, He conquered sin.
With
His death and shed blood, He bought our redemption.
And
by His resurrection, He conquered death, Hell, and the grave, making our faith
in His redemptive work on our behalf justified in Him.
He
has made sure the final defeat of that fallen angel Lucifer and those who follow
him and by His promised return, will bring his evil reign to an end but presently,
the devil, since the fall of man, has fought and still continues to fight against
his inevitable doom, blinding as many as he can to the truth of the Gospel of
Christ by which men are redeemed and transformed by the forgiveness of sins.
He
strives to hold as many souls as he can captive by blinding them to the
darkness within them as well as to the darkness around them, by hardening their
hearts against the God who made them, poisoning their minds against the truth
that sets free by devising elaborate falsehoods beyond count, by lulling men
into a false sense of peace and security by blinding them to their need for
salvation, and by attempting to suppress anything and everything that might
open the eyes of the lost to the truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, convince
them of their fallen state, their need for redemption, and persuade them to repent
of their sins and call upon the name of Jesus for the forgiveness of sins that
they might be saved from being taken away into eternal damnation.
The
enemy also seeks to turn the lost away from the Gospel through lies and
misrepresentations of the faith, by causing godly men to disgrace themselves
and bring shame upon the name of the Lord by leading them into sin, by
infiltrating the ranks of the saints to lead them astray with a myriad of false
doctrines and heresies, even to the overthrowing of the faith of some, by diverting
their attention away from the things of God to the cares of this life, by causing
them to value the pleasures, treasures, and honors of this present world rather
than the treasures, joys, and honors that await them in Heaven, to be more
fearful of man who can only kill the body than of God who is able to cast both
body and soul into Hell and who will bring to an end this present world and
everything that pertains thereto, by discouraging, demoralizing them by
bringing upon them all manner of adversity, hardship, misery, grief, sorrow,
and suffering even to the point of causing them to fall away from faithful
heavenly service, by shaming and intimidating them into silence, and by
attempting to frighten them with various persecutions, and by lulling them into
complacency and laziness.
Satan
has and still relentlessly tries to dim and snuff out the light of Christ in
the world as much as he can and to make as useless as possible, the saints for
the kingdom and worse yet the saints have allowed it to happen, giving away
victories that could have been won because as Christians, we have neglected to
maintain our members, not just within our own respective congregations but even
in our own lives as well:
We
do not pray as often as we should, which should be done daily.
We
have neglected regular study of the Word of God and lack adequate knowledge of
the scriptures when we all ought to be as well versed in them as we can be;
Biblical literacy is so lacking in some cases that some professing saints
cannot even explain what the Gospel is.
We
have counted insufficient the instruction of the divinely inspired scripture
for all things pertaining to this life and have instead look to the wisdom of
this world for guidance and counting it superior to that of the Word of God.
We
have allowed into our midst false doctrine that has eroded trust in the
authority of scripture which has, in many cases led to a departure from the
faith.
We
have relied on inferior understanding when we should be calling out to God for
wisdom.
We
have trusted in corruptible institutions for our needs when we should be
placing our trust in God for our needs.
We
have cowered before men when we should be fearing God more than men.
We
have tolerated and even affirmed that which is sinful and evil within our congregations
when we should have been holding accountable those members unrepentantly living
in sin and adhering to those things contrary to the instruction of God and we
have harbored them within our ranks when we should have cast them out.
We
have been divided over petty matters of no consequence when we should be
putting aside such differences to unify around all things essential.
We
have failed to uphold and maintain biblically sound doctrine within our ranks.
And
even when the scriptures are taught, they are only taught selectively and are not
taught or studied in their full counsel.
We
have failed to earnestly contend for the faith as we are admonished to do.
We
have been ill-prepared to give as sound and reasoned defense for our faith when
required to do so.
We
have underestimated our adversaries and have been ignorant of their devices and
strategies against us when we should know that we do face formidable foes and should
be well aware of their plans, devices, and strategies against us.
We
need to be a people who pray regularly. (1 Thess. 5:17)
A
people who take time to read and study scripture on a daily basis (2 Tim. 2:15)
so that we be able to know the God we profess to follow more than we do now, that
we might know more about how He commands us to live our lives, what is good and
pleasing in His sight and what is not, who we are in Him, where our priorities
should be, what we can place our hope in and what we should not, what to expect
as followers of Christ, and what the end-fate is for the entire universe.
A
people who not only hears, reads, and studies the word, but who are also doers (Jas.
1:22) and teachers thereof. (Mt. 28:19-20)
A
people who abides in Christ. (Jn. 15:1-10)
A
people who stands upon the authority of the divinely inspired scriptures by
which the Gospel is delivered.
A
people who hold accountable those within their ranks whose conduct, way of
living, and thinking are contrary to the teachings of scripture and who are
willing to take disciplinary action against them when necessary. (Mt. 18:15-17,
1 Cor. 5, Titus 3:10)
A
people diligent in their service to Christ.
A
people vigilant in the preservation of biblically sound doctrine within their
ranks.
A
people whose leadership is dedicated to the teaching and the preaching of the
Word in its full counsel without compromise or apology.
A
people who stand upon the authority of scripture and rely solely on the
sufficiency thereof.
A
people ready to give a defense of their faith as often as necessary.
A
people ready to earnestly contend for the faith as often as it is required of
them (Jude 3)
A
people who will not be ashamed of their devotion to Christ.
A
people whose priorities are Christ and Heaven-centered and not self or worldly
centered.
A
people who value the treasures, rewards, and honors of Heaven more than that of
this present world.
A
people who fear God more than man. (Mt. 10:28)
A
people resolved to obey God above man. (Acts 5:29)
A
people who will not hide the light of Christ within them. (Mt. 5:14-16)
A
people who refuse to conform to the ways of this present world, but only to the
ways of Heaven. (Rom. 12:2)
A
people committed to using their God-given gifts and talents to the glory of the
Lord. (Mt. 25:14-30)
A
people of unshakeable faith, even in the face of unfavorable odds and
circumstances.
A
people of steadfast and unmovable courage and not a people given to cowardice.
A
people of an undying zeal for Christ.
A
people unshaken by any kind of adversity or challenge.
A
people who are ready to stand against and wage war against those unseen forces
of darkness. (2 Cor. 10:4, Eph. 6:10-18)
And
a people who strives to do all things in the name of Christ the King, trusting
in the power of God in all circumstances and not their own strength, and in His
wisdom rather than their own understanding and that the faulty counsel of this
world.
If
all of us who be in Christ were to do all of these things, we then would
experience victory in our Lord such as we have never seen. We would then see just how well the One who hinders
the evil restrains the forces of darkness, frustrates their plans, how they are
subject to defeats and set-backs, and just how difficult that restrainer makes
it for the kingdom of Satan to exercise his control over the nations.
If
we serve a God of victory, then we need to act accordingly, stop giving away
victories that could otherwise be won, be willing to make whatever sacrifices
necessary to achieve that victory, trusting that we will be rewarded and vindicated
by God in Heaven above and that His reward will supersede any sacrifices
required of us. (Mk. 10:30)
The
present sufferings of this life and what we may be required to endure for the
sake of the Gospel that we have been commanded to preach (Mt. 28:19-20, Mk.
16:15) are only temporary and will not compare to the everlasting victory to
come or the eternal honors and glories to be received.
If
anyone believes that they can somehow take a neutral stand in this age-long war
between God and Satan and in this fight for the minds, hearts, and souls of
men, they are gravely mistaken because the time is coming when everyone must
and will choose a side; to side with either the God who has made Heaven and
Earth and everything therein and who rescues and redeems the repentant soul
from eternal damnation or with Lucifer who is responsible for bringing into the
world all the present evil which is only ever increasing.
Your
eternal fate will be determined by whether you choose to stand on the side of
God or stand against Him. I urge you to
make sure you are on the winning side today.
If you feel the Holy Spirit calling you to repent of your sins and call
upon Jesus to be your Savior and Lord, then I implore you to not wait another
moment and let nothing hold you back from doing so:
"Lord
Jesus I need you.
I
realize that I am a sinner
who
has fallen short of the glory of God
and
that my goodness falls short
of
your standard of Moral perfection.
Please
forgive me of all of my sins.
Come
into my heart and into my life
to
be the Savior and Lord of my life.
Make
me into the servant and follower
that
you want me to be.
In
your name Lord Jesus, I pray.
Amen."
Know
that God is not concerned with the words that you use to call upon Him
forgiveness, but with the attitude of your heart and if you have, with all
sincerity, have asked Christ to forgive you of your sins, placing your trust in
Him only for your salvation and in nothing else, then your sins are forgiven
and your place in Heaven is certain.
End
notes:
1. Gabriel Keane, “BREAKNG: Biden Accidentally
Says Kamala Harris Is ‘Gonna Be’ A Female President ‘Pretty Soon’,”
National
File, August 23, 2021
https://nationalfile.com/breakng-biden-accidentally-says-kamala-harris-is-gonna-be-a-female-president-pretty-soon/
Scripture references:
1. 2 Corinthians 10:4
2.
Isaiah 14:11-21
3.
Ezekiel 28:12-19
4.
Genesis 2:16-17
5.
Romans 5:12
6.
Romans 6:23
7.
Genesis 2:8
8.
Genesis 3:6
9.
Matthew 4:8-9
10.
Luke 4:6-7
11.
John 12:31
12.
John 16:11
13.
Matthew 15:11, 16-20
14. Romans 3:23
15. 2 Peter 3:9
16.
2 Corinthians 5:21
17.
Hebrews 4:15
18.
Romans 4:25
19.
1 Thessalonians 5:17
20.
2 Timothy 2:15
21.
Matthew 28:19-20
22.
John 15:1-10
23.
Matthew 18:15-17
24.
1 Corinthians 5
25.
Titus 3:10
26.
Jude 3
27.
Matthew 10:28
28.
Acts 5:29
29.
Matthew 5:14-16
30.
Matthew 25:14-30
31. Ephesians 6:10-18
32.
Mark 10:30
33.
Mark 16:15
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