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I profess
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I fell to my knees to pray this morning and found that I could not open my mouth. My mind fell to the things that have assaulted my heart and spirit day by day. I found myself thinking how could I let this horror go on without speaking out? Hear me all who will. I profess to being a God fearing man, A God loving man. I profess to believing all that he has said and done. I believe and love his works and his words. I believe in the United States and what it was founded on Family, unity and strength. All people living together to accomplish our dreams and goals. I profess that I believe in evil and evil spirits, such as alcoholism, homosexuality, drug abuse, sexual abuse. I profess to believe that the enemy of all God’s creation exists and is flexing his power at this very moment. I profess to believe that as we watch the assault on our God given family morals, the killing of our children the death of respect and honor, That we are looking at him at point blank range. I profess to believe that as this country was founded on the belief in God and prospered as long as we trusted in him. Now a few want to take away from the many. I profess to believe that the only way someone can do anything to you is if you allow them. I profess to believe that it is my God given right to stand by him and to stand for him and say that we know that this evil creeping over our land is not right. We are not deceived for we of God know exactly what he stands for and against. We are his word in the flesh, his working vessels on earth. I profess to believe that our work is only beginning and the battle is about to start heating up. I profess to believe that if our people do not repent that our country will fall so far spiritually that it will never be able to stand. I profess to believe that all those who stand with God will weather this but those don’t believe will go through unholy hell and then be lost spiritually. I profess to believe that history can’t be wrong, even those that don’t believe in God and the bible can learn from history. There are too many examples of the plight of nations who allow themselves to become profane.  


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