Submitted by
Name: Theodore Allen Montrose
From: Yorkville,Il
Name: Theodore Allen Montrose
From: Yorkville,Il
Comments:
May Yaweh have mercy on this Nation. I/We were so wrong about the United States Constitution.
May Yaweh have mercy on this Nation. I/We were so wrong about the United States Constitution.
Added: December 10, 2012
Name: Brook Stockton
From: Albuquerque, New Mexico
E-mail: Contact
It is strange indeed that a legal instrument like the Constitution which does not mention the “Lord Jesus Christ” or the “Holy Scriptures” or embody the “Ten Commandments” in any way could be called an “inspired,” “Christian” document. If the Founding Fathers intended the Constitution to be a Christian instrument, they would have appealed to the “Grace of God” and embedded Biblical truth into it. But, they did not. Rather, they employed a secular instrument and committed idolatry by calling it the “supreme law of the land.” Any instrument that places the source of law in “We the People” instead of in “the LORD God” recklessly violates the First Commandment. If the First Commandment means anything, it instructs Christian men that they are to have no other sources of law before the Law of the LORD God. It is time to heed the Scriptural admonition, “Hear the Word of the Lord.”