“My Country, ‘Tis of Thee” Proverbs 1:20-33

Jul 04, 2021

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Date: July 4, 2021 Author: Wayne J. Edwards

While the false prophets are predicting a great revival of souls in the future, the Bible says the church-age will end in apostasy – a turning away from the Lord, not a return to Him. The fact is God is already judging America by removing the idols of fame, fortune, friends, family, sports, and all the other things we have put before Him. God is doing this to show us our hope is not in any man, but in Him alone, and to urge us to lift our eyes from this world that will soon pass away, and to focus upon the Lord Jesus Christ, who will soon come and take us away.

While the false prophets are predicting a great revival of souls in the future, the Bible says the church-age will end in apostasy – a turning away from the Lord, not a return to Him.

The fact is God is already judging America by removing the idols of fame, fortune, friends, family, sports, and all the other things we have put before Him. God is doing this to show us our hope is not in any man, but in Him alone, and to urge us to lift our eyes from this world that will soon pass away, and to focus upon the Lord Jesus Christ, who will soon come and take us away.

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Today is the 245 th anniversary of America’s declaration of independence from Great Britain.  According to historical records:

For the first 150 of our 245 years, America was under God’s hand of blessing.

In Proverbs 1:20-33, the writer described the downward spiral of a society that rejects God’s wisdom.

Variations of this axiom are quoted by several sources

God’s ultimate punishment is to give a society up to its own desires.

Hilmar von Campe, former member of Hitler’s Youth

There are those who are predicting a great revival of souls will occur soon, with billions of people receiving Jesus Christ as their Savior and a return to the Christian culture of early America.

God is already judging America in many ways.

Charles Haddon Spurgeon

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