The Bible in the Oval Office

Yes, I am saying that I do not believe that God chose Donald Trump.  I believe that the people who were fed up with status quo politicians chose him, that is how it is done in a democracy.  Did God forsee that this would be the result of the election.  Yes, of course He did.

Of course people voted him in. This is obvious and not being debated. The question is not “Did people vote Trump or not?” It is also not, “Is Trump a saint?” No. It is “Was Trump chosen by God?”

Chosen means that God called him to run for this position to give God’s people in America  the choice of a leader who they could vote for. Obviously God’s people pray about such things because we are taught to do so in scripture and God answers prayer right? Now just as America is in decline and being taken over by Political Correctness and liberal ideas on sin, Americans now have a president elect who is pro-life, seeks to allow Christians their rights, and wants to rid the country of corruption in business, media, and politics. Further, Vice president-elect Mike Pence according to himself a Christian first. Of course this is an outrage for many Americans today who were so convinced of a Democrat win which was not only going to bring more of the same, but multiple times more. I think you will find that Trump can thank Christians among others for where he is today.

I personally do not think you can say that God did not choose him and that the prophecy in the first post is a false prophecy that by chance came true. You are allowed your opinion of course, but people are allowed to not believe in God too. My point being, that we are allowed to be wrong. I am not saying that we should believe that Trump was chosen by God, but at least be open to the possibility because there is a prophecy given well before the time and many, even Atheists will tell you it was a miracle that he was voted as the new president of the USA. Against all the odds it seems, there he is.

t8s so called prophet

Terr, you are wrong again. I have never said this prophecy is true or said that the man who gave it is a prophet. What I have done is put this up for consideration and have posted facts to give some light on the subject.

But it is you who has a definite view on this topic and that view is the man is a false prophet and the prophecy is false. I believe you are being foolish by taking that stance in light of the evidence provided so far. We are told in scripture this:

Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, for many false prophets have gone out into the world.

‘How may we know the word that the Lord has not spoken?’— when a prophet speaks in the name of the Lord, if the word does not come to pass or come true, that is a word that the Lord has not spoken; the prophet has spoken it presumptuously.

“I did not send the prophets, yet they ran; I did not speak to them, yet they prophesied.

So far these verses do not condemn the prophecy and the man who gave it. But two member here do condemn him without a trial. They condemn him because they feel like it. That is what I am hearing from you guys. You should be ashamed. And God judges us with the same measure. Only a fool brings harsh judgement that is not deserved. Only a wicked person tries a man as guilty even though he has no evidence to prove his case.

More harsh criticism of Trump from a non-thinker.

This is what happens when arrogance takes over. Just when you think you have it in the bag, you lose. As the saying goes:

don’t count your chickens before they’re hatched

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don’t count your money at the table

While they are saying, “Peace and safety!” then destruction will come upon them suddenly like labor pains upon a woman with child, and they will not escape.