Franklin Graham compara regimul cubanez cu idealurile propagate de Partidul Democratic

Fidel Castro, care a murit la data de 25 noiembrie, a fost un dictator brutal care „a condus întreaga națiune cubaneza la o sărăcie și opresiune deplină”, a spus Franklin Graham.

Franklin Graham: „Și cand te gandesti că Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, senatorea Elizabeth Warren, Rep. Keith Ellison și alții doreau socialismul ca un model pentru țara noastră de astăzi,” evanghelistul și presedintele organizatiei Samaritan Purse (Traista Samariteanului), a scris într-un post pe Facebook.

„Și de ce nu au câștigat? Dumnezeu – de aceea „, a scris Graham. „Biserica s-a rugat și au ieșit cu milioanele și au votat … Si fie ca noi toți, ca americani liberi, sa-I dam slavă, lucruri mari a făcut El! Acesta este motivul pentru care este atât de important să votăm. „

Graham a continuat: „Există o altă alegere, în doar doi ani – creștinii trebuie să rămână implicați și sa candideze pentru functie la fiecare nivel. Socialiștii se regrupează în număr mare, chiar acum, iar ei vor reveni puternic, organizat, și mai hotărât ca oricând. Această luptă nu este terminata. „

În timp ce mulți de stânga au erupt cu lauda pentru dictator, senatorii SUA Ted Cruz și Marco Rubio, care sunt ambii cubano-americani, l-au denunțat pe Castro și regimul său.

Cruz s-a referit la liderul cubanez ca fiind un „dictator comunist criminal” și a criticat pe președintele Barack Obama și prim-ministrul canadian Justin Trudeau pentru „celebrarea lui Fidel Castro.”

Rubio a declarat că nu s-a schimbat nimic în Cuba, chiar și după ce fratele mai mic al lui, Castro Raul, a preluat funcția de președinte. El a subliniat că peste 6 milioane de cubanezi au fost forțați să fugă din țară și cei care au fost acuzați ca se opun regimului au fost fie închiși sau uciși.

Castro mort, Franklin Graham compară regimul cubanez la idealurile predicate de Partidul Democrat, traista lui Samaritean, senatorul Marco Rubio, senatorul Ted Cruz, WorldTribune

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Fidel Castro, who died on Nov. 25, was a brutal dictator who “drove the entire Cuban nation into complete poverty and oppression,” Franklin Graham said.

“And to think that Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Rep. Keith Ellison and others wanted socialism as a model for our country today,” the evangelist and Samaritan’s Purse CEO wrote in a Facebook post.

“And why didn’t they win? God — that’s why,” Graham wrote. “The church prayed and came out by the millions and voted … And may we all as free Americans give Him glory, great things He has done! This is why it is so important to vote.”

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Paul Washer – Worthless Prayer Meetings

Paul Washer:

Have you submitted your mind to Christ. You say, „But, what does that mean brother Paul?” Well, go to Scripture. I like this better than using a concordance. Start in Genesis and read through the entire Bible and every passage in Scripture that deals with the mind, pull it out and create a systematic theology with regard to how your mind can be submitted to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Your eyes, what does the Bible say about your eyes? And your ears, and your tongue, and your hands and your feet, and your body and the way you clothe it.

What does the Bible say about relationships you are in? What are you commanded to do by Scripture? You see, my dear friend, without a vision the people perish. And that should not be used by pastors who want to go into a building program. That’s not what that text is talking about. Where there is no vision of God’s law, the people run unrestrained.

I want to talk to you, young person. You’ve learned doctrines of sovereign grace, you read the Puritans. Congratulations. Have you gone through Scripture to discover what God says about relationships, and sought to understand it and submit your life to it in obedience? I know I sound like a 1960’s fundamentalist preacher. Let me ask you a question. Have you gone into the Scriptures to find the principles laid out for clothing and etiquette? And have you decided that you would submit your life to those directives? You see, we talk about being biblical in our worship. Have you gone through Scripture to learn what God desires out of worship? „Well, you know, we love worship this way,” „I don’t care how you like worship, cause that’s not the point. What has God said?” You see, in this idea, we can romance this thing to death, we can spiritualize it to death.

Someone can say, „Oh, I’ve given my life to themission field.” That does not mean, at the same time, that you have given your heart to God. Cause you can go to the mission field and be godless, and carnal and trite. You’d be better off joining National Geographic, than you would a mission agency. Are you seeking, in simplicity, to examine your life? I’m not talking about finding legalistc inferences and forcing them upon yourself. I’m talking about the great principles of Scripture, dealing in every aspect of your personal life, applying them to you and seeking to obey them.

Let me ask you a question: If you go to the mission field, without taking what I said as a serious endeavor, isn’t there the possibility that the only thing you’re going to do there , after you have crossed land and sea is make a convert like yourself that’s nothing more than a twofold son of hell? I mean, after all, my greatest fear, one of my greatest fears is that Fidel Castro is going to die, and that the wall around Cuba is going to fall. That’s one of my greatest fears. Do you wanna know why? Cause every form of American churchianity  that exists is going to make its way over there. I remember speaking to Conrad, the first time we went over there, and he said, „The first thing we always like to tell people who come over to teach: You’re not bringing God with you”. He was here long before you bought your ticket.

There isn’t a lot of American Christianity, folks, that needs to be exported. Unless, like Ravenhill says, we put it on some kind of a raft and send it off to a lone island, and after it’s going away from the dock, we all sing the doxology. If we’re going to endeavor to work in missions, then we must be motivated by a God that we know. A Gospel that we know. And we must be a people who have endeavored, with great force, to examine their lives in the light of Scripture, and conform their lives to what Scripture says.

How much of what you have, even the way you sit in the chair is formed by those around you and not by Scripture? Something to think about. Let’s pray. Father, I pray that, Lord, you know, that you would use this to begin some on a journey, of knowing you, seeking to know of that which brings delight , seeking to transform, conform their lives to it. Father, help us, who have begun the journey long ago, we cannot grow weary, but to seek to know you more, to seek to understand your will, to love what you love, and hate what you hate. To be a simple people, an obedient people, a people motivated by the Gospel, and drawn to the Gospel. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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