Human rights are a gift given by God

 

The human rights come from God

The human rights come from God, the creator, amen. But imagine if China has something like that where they acknowledged the creator, God, and they acknowledged Judeo-Christian worldview of, right, of stopping, what did, Dr. Pranzer's new book, what is it, The rise of the Genesis 1.28 Civilization that banned infanticide, slavery and declared universal human rights. Okay. I do not get any kickbacks from his book, okay, but it is very, very beautiful work, wonderful work.

He is talking about the God of the Bible in the ancient world stops sex trafficking, stops the temple prostitution of children. It goes after pedophilia, okay, for the first time amongst the ancient gods, okay, because the ancient gods of Babylon, Assyria, et cetera, they are all into those demonic practices that God warns about in the Bible, stay away from Baal, because if you worship Baal, he demands the killing of babies, right? Abortion, basically, at that time, was throwing your children into the fires of Baal, okay.

Baal was the big cow, they had a big temple, they had the Baal priest was beating the drums so loud so you could not hear the cries of the children, and they would throw them in the fires.

And this was supposed to appease Baal and bring the rains, okay, so this is very pagan, very common throughout the entire pagan world, whether you look at the Ishtar worship, whether you look at the rain god worship, all across the landscape, it's not only against, on the Middle Eastern world, it's everywhere, right? The Nordic world, Aztec world, Chinese world, Africa, everywhere, everywhere where there's not Christ, the deities there, really, from a Christological perspective, we see it as demons, right. So, the demonic realm, demands the sacrifice of children.

So that's why you see fornication culture, which produces what, unwanted babies, which then you have to kill the babies, that's the abortion, whole system of abortion, but in the ancient world, they couldn't do that, so they kill after, they do post-abortion, which we saw with the Virginia governor in America talking about post- abortion, remember that? It was just a couple of years ago. It could never happen in America. It did, folks, it did.

That same disgusting, despicable, abominable practices that we see in the Old Testament, that God warns us against, has taken over America, or had, had taken over America until this American Revolution came up, okay? And we're just in the beginning phases. Praise God, because without the hand of God, saving President Trump's head on Butler, Pennsylvania, my golly, oh my gosh.

CNN was filming only on that day, live, okay, out of the 300 plus rallies they had that year, CNN just happened to be broadcast live on that day. What a coincidence. What are the odds, what a coincidence?

But it's unbelievable. But of course, with the 15 degree turn, by the hand of God, and President Trump gave full credit to God. He likes, you know, before that, President Trump, he's very successful, okay? So he could do a little bit of bragging about himself, because he's quite a successful man, okay. Even though, okay, so, but he didn't, you know, obviously, he, that was one of his things, he does like, he did like to praise himself quite a bit. But with that Butler thing happening, he didn't take any credit, amen.

He did not say, “I was so fast, I dodged a bullet, was from China”. No, he did not, do that, right, he did not. He said, “God alone, it was God alone”. He gave all credit to God.

And that's what we're talking about with Jack Posobiec. He came to the festival, he wrote a book, signed it for us, and he was saying that, when President Trump fell down, after he was shot he fell down almost in a death, you know, the whole that altar, kind of symbologically, God presented a death and resurrection typology, to reinvigorate Christianity in the hearts and minds, of Americans. Right.

He used President Trump, not that President Trump is Jesus or perfect, no, but He used him as like a macrocosmic king, the Bible would refer to him definitely as a king, because it refers to rulers as kings, right.

So President Trump would definitely be a world-level king, so to speak, in the biblical, you know, in the biblical ancient worldview. And, he had his head blown off, and we all actually thought, oh my gosh, he's dead, they got him. Eight shots, I remember we had brothers and sisters on the ground that was praying at Butler, they gave us a call, we were in Tennessee, they said, he's been shot eight times.

And so we put out a video immediately, sending out prayers and a head of production, etc., all that kind of stuff, but my golly, what happened, it was boom, boom, boom, all the shots, and then he fell down in a symbological typology of death, right, he fell down. Everybody thought he was dead. So, he's now down under the podium, but some photographer was able to catch pictures, and you see him bleeding off the face, and he's leaning down, and he's bleeding, and he's praying on his hands and knees. God brought him to his knees, right.

Because God was telling him, it's not gonna be you that does it, it's gonna be me, through you, you're in my hands and feet, and he humbled him, right, it just, he'd become a new man after that, and then once he got up in that iconic “fight, fight, fight”. Oh my gosh, that was totally iconic, you know.

So, what does that symbolize in a symbologically? Resurrection from the dead. Right. He comes back up, and he said, “fight, fight, fight” right. He didn't say, “I am great, look at me, I dodged a bullet, these losers couldn't even hit my head” right, he didn't do that, he said, fight, fight, fight, right, he stood up for the people, and for God's mission, his larger purpose, which he then expressed on multiple news broadcasts. He felt, this was God. God saved him. Amen. God saved him. Right. God brought him back from the dead. Kind of in that symbology way.

So, you can see, how terrified the political Satanist world, more commonly known as a globalist world, but, really from a spiritual perspective, we see them very clearly as political Satanism. Right. As father named that, because the political Satanist realm, communism, centralized government, etc., always produces the fruits of real Satanism. Right. They produce the destruction of the family, the destruction of male and female, the destruction of marriage, they go after the children, destroy the children, culture of fornication, and adultery, and pedophilia, etc., all this kind of evil satanic culture becomes normative. Right.

And so when those things become normative, then does Satanism as a religion, can it grow? Yes, of course, because everybody's more normalized to it, are you with me, folks, you see what I am saying? So then it actually, then actual Satanism begins to grow, and that is what you saw in America, where we became a culture, cultural Satanism, through the political Satanism made us culturally Satanist.

Then, what happened? Now you started seeing black masses being held at the capitol grounds, where you see actual Satanism on the rise, more bold, right, in your face, doing black masses, upside down crosses, and blood rituals on the capitals, you saw this, right. So that's always how it happens, always how it happens, that's why our theology is so important.

What kind of theology we have? Creates the culture of the civilization and the culture then creates the politics and the politics then create the civilization. Right. So, it is very dangerous, but it is tied in together, are you with me, folks.

That is why for example, Hinduism, you have a theology of the caste system, which is given by God, so you're gonna have a culture that supports the caste system, and then you're gonna have a political system that supports the caste system, are you with me, that's one example. So, that's why they'll come and fight and try to kill you. That is what they did with the Sikhs, for example. Because, the Sikhs were against the caste system, that was, one of the main. They are getting rid of the slaves. Right.

So, the Hindus got mad, right, because in their scripture, God gave it to them, God made the untouchable, God made the slaves. Ah, you see, what I am saying. That's why theology impacts the culture, impacts the politics, impacts the civilization you live in. That is why people leaving Jesus, is a big deal, right. When we leave Christ, we are changing our theology to something else, which is worse, way worse, like multiculturalist globalism, or like climate change fanaticism. Right, Or, like gender terrorism, right, or trans-terrorism.

These become our religions; these become our false idols to fill the void of identity that, can only be filled with Christ and love. Really, with real love, right, that only God can give us, the sacrifice of Christ, the blood of his sacrifice. Right, that is what actually fills our heart, fills our spirit, and saves us. It is the sacrificial love, that is the center of a Christian civilization, is sacrificial love that is what we're taught, to love God, love our neighbor. Amen.

Even though a neighbor annoys us, and his dog, we just wanna throw it in the trash bin or something. But we are commanded to love him, and the dog, unfortunately. But usually we go against our right and we create a civilization based on sacrificial love. And that's why the center of Christianity is sacrificial love, right.

If you ask, what is the center of Christianity? What is it all about? Why does it really even matter if we believe in Jesus? We can believe in Buddha, he is peaceful. Right. He is always meditating, he is nice, but he is not practicing sacrificial love, he does not sin.

Sacrificial love is very different, because a sinless man, who is perfect, sacrifices himself for the sinner, who does not deserve it. Actually, we deserve the punishment, right. So, there's this incredible parental love that was given, that was unearned, that was unmerited, but it was given by grace and love.

So, a lot of people in the Western world, because we left Jesus, and the Christianity in general, we don't understand what the center of Christianity is anymore. We just think it's, you know, some, you know, how the atheists say, it's, you're worshiping your God, and then you're eating him in the Eucharist, you're eating, you're cannibalizing him, that's how they blame the Christians. Right, Christians are cannibals; you are eating his blood and flesh in your little ceremony of wine. This is how the early pagans attacked Christianity, right.

And you see that, returning today, because people don't understand really, what is at the heart of Christianity, what is the heart of Christ. The heart of Christianity is sacrificial love, and I tell you what, you can't build a civilization without that. Imagine, if you had just a room full of people that only live for themselves, they don't wanna sacrifice for anybody, they don't wanna go through anything tough for anybody else. They only wanna be pleasured, they only wanna have good feelings. Even in a room, that is small, you can't make a civilization, because everybody will be fighting, right, because you not helping me is not giving me pleasure, and me not helping you is not giving you pleasure, etc. right, all we have is strife and conflict. Right.

So, there's no way to create a society based on hedonism, pleasure cults, materialism, etc. not possible. Communities can only be built, by sacrificial love, right. That is the whole thing about community. It's like, even your family, right; you're doing things that are annoying to you, in the short term, so that your kids do well, or whatever the case may be, or vice versa, right, you're doing things that are annoying to you as kids so that your parents have it easier, or whatever the case may be, right.

You're sacrificing the whole nature of, you're not doing it necessarily just out of duty, you're called to do it because of love. So the core of any community actually, is sacrificial love, and without that, a community cannot stay together, it cannot bind, and it cannot grow together, amen, it can't. You replace sacrificial love with anything else that community, will fall apart.

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