The Sad Truth
I’m sitting here watching events unfolding that seem preposterous, even insane, but nonetheless true. Reality has been turned on its head; the truth has died in darkness. While the perpetrators of a cruel future whistle as they work, we fly-over people are in this quandary, what do we do now that the foundation has been destroyed? Or what do we do when common sense is no longer common?
America was founded by men who wanted a different country with a different vision, a place where everyone would eventually accept that all men were created equal and they were endowed by their creator with certain rights that couldn’t be taken away by the government. That thinking was traitorous to every other regime in history just as it now is to the regime who’ve taken complete and final control of our America.
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are anathema to a large part of our population. The young have been indoctrinated into believing nonsense and to exact revenge on those who oppose their mandated beliefs. Too many of the old enough-to-know-better people are placated with government benefits and remain comfortably silent.
Those of us who remain fixed on truth are in unbelief that we are headed to a complete collapse of the vision of our founders. The cry is for a new constitution that codifies in law the silence of lambs. What most don’t understand is the war against the Constitution of the United States has been going on ever since the beginning. So here we sit, not at the precipice of a slippery slope but close to the bottom and teetering on the edge of the slide knowing we will fall into the same old tyranny other nations have always endured.
Is all that the sad truth? No, it’s actually what one would expect. Authorities have long honed their skills in the art of pitting one group against another. Half of Americans are indifferent to the opinions and freedoms of others; so as planned we are a very divided country, good guys or bad guys mostly determined by the words you say.
Words You Couldn’t Say, a book written by a woman who lived through the Nazi rule of Europe, described what it was like living in a world where parsing your words was an everyday necessity if one was to remain out of the clutches of the ever-present Gestapo. Today’s America is no different.
Before our eyes, the Bible is “coming true”. What’s coming true? The promises in Revelation are coming to fruition. That’s part of the sad truth. The suffering described in that book is all set to come to pass. The world has been prepared for world leadership that through technology will have power over every person on the planet. Programmable currency, part of the great Reset, will be the first iteration of the mark of the beast. We are promised the tribulation will be a time like has never been before and the buildup to that time will be very troubling.
American Christians are about to be blessed with suffering as other believers around the world who are suffering at this very moment. Living here has made us soft and arrogant, naked and blind, therefore unable or unwilling to endure the persecution to come.
We are to pray and separate ourselves from the bondage of the flesh which Satan through the auspices of government has enhanced. We must depend on God, choosing to be chastized and molded to exemplify his sacrifice. The average person isn’t willing to weigh the cost of service to Christ let alone pay that cost.
The Bible says to pray that you are worthy to escape the things to come. Worthy, now there’s a thought we dismiss out of hand. Through Christ aren’t we all worthy? Apparently not. The days of Noah, the days of Lot; Noah wanted to be saved, Lot had to be dragged out of Sodom because he didn’t want to go. Which of these examples do we follow? We should believe in God, and we should want to escape the things to come. What’s to come? Flood? Fire and brimstone? Tribulation?
The sad part is that the Bible is true and few there be that want to go through the narrow gate so few there be that find it. His Word tells us to test ourselves to see if we are in the faith. We can’t assume we are saved just because we said a few words. Faith without works is dead. The dead are useless to God. God will prune us to produce fruit. No fruit, not worth keeping around.