And it was definitely not skill. I am referring to the recent attempt to take out President Trump. I read an article at American Thinker.
The article was analyzing the release of enhanced video from the scene. The author describes how the perpetrator went into a room which should have been secured, but wasn’t, to assemble the shotgun he had under his coat. While in the room a K-9 unit entered the room and then went on with no reaction. When the shooter came out with the shotgun a group of security types down the hall saw him and “ran” the other way.
My point here is not to analyze what he said about the film or even cast stones at the Secret Service and White House security, although that needs to be done. My point is to remind us that in pagan terms the only thing that keep the president from harm was “luck”.
I say “in pagan terms” because it is becoming clear that what is keeping President Trump vertical is not luck but the grace of God. Blessings. More than coincidence. It certainly isn’t skill on the part of the Praetorians. God has His hand on Trump.
This does not mean he is qualified to be your pastor. It does not mean we should let our guard down. It does not mean they will never succeed. It means that we need to continue to call upon God and live righteous lives ourselves. Trump is not the Messiah nor is he the Antichrist. He is a tool that God is trying to use but we need to realize the success of Trumps efforts depends more on whether God’s people are living as salt and light than on the wisdom of his advisors.
So keep trusting. Keep praying. Live in repentance. Be the faithful remnant that God will be preserving.
homo unius libri
Opus 2026-229: Blessing Not Luck
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