Stanek Sunday quote: “May his days be few; may another take his office!”
Nov.04, 2012 6:38 am |
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
A rally cry to all Christians: we need to stand in unity and in the power of Christ! Petition boldly the throne of grace, that God Almighty will save our country which He in His genius birthed. May our prayers of faith in God to do the impossible pull down the strongholds of sin that is corrupting our country, starting first with President Obama. And may God save this country’s soul with president-elect Mitt Romney who truly loves this country and isn’t in it for himself or the latest ego-boosting photo op. In Christ’s name, Amen.
LL <3
No matter what happens…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoydfOKaGBM
A rally cry to all Christians: we need to stand in unity and in the power of Christ!
Out of curiosity, do you see any contradiction in your invocation of Christ as you pray openly for a man’s death? Or do you just believe that God isn’t familiar with the psalm in question?
“do you see any contradiction in your invocation of Christ as you pray openly for a man’s death? Or do you just believe that God isn’t familiar with the psalm in question?”
We simply don’t mean it in the fundamentalist sense that you are reading that, Lisa. That is, while a literalist reading of that psalm may be death for the individual, most of us when we pray that in the context of Obama mean for him to be out of office soon.
LisaCsays: November 5, 2012 at 5:25 pm
“Out of curiosity, do you see any contradiction in your invocation of Christ as you pray openly for a man’s death? Or do you just believe that God isn’t familiar with the psalm in question?”
‘Out of curiosity’, do you not know that the man who penned that imprecatory prayer was described by GOD as a man after his own heart?
You are assuming that ‘let his days be few’ is dog whistling GOD to kill the subject of the petition, when it could just as well mean, he resigns in disgrace like Richard Nixon.
I personally hope b o spends the last days of life in prison for treason, sedition, fraud and perjury.
I will leave it to GOD to deal with the obamateur for his part in the destruction of hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of pre-natal children.
[If GOD can save a wretch like me then there plenty of hope for barbarian like b o.]
Then there is that ‘millstone’ judgement against those that harm the little ones.
I do believe it is the Prince of Peace who offerred up that imprecatory prayer.