The Bible in the Oval Office

God said in His word that “the shedding of innocent blood brings a curse.” Who could be more innocent than the unborn who have not even had a chance yet to do good or evil? We now know that infants in the womb at just a few months of development have emotions, can feel pain, and even dream. The methods of abortion are an incomprehensibly cruel torture and murder of the most innocent, and helpless living human being.

LIFE, LIBERTY AND THE CONSTITUION

The first right our Founding Fathers addressed when declaring the birth of our nation was the right to life, and then liberty and the pursuit of happiness. What good is liberty if we are dead? So life, and the right to life is basic to everything.

Why do our laws say that if a pregnant woman is killed it is two murders, but an infant in the womb is not a person, and according to Hillary Clinton, has no Constitutional rights?

How could anyone be for partial birth abortion, when the baby is pulled halfway out of the mother so a needle can be inserted into it’s brain to kill it? Why do a few inches make the difference of whether it has the right to live or not? Now we know that the practice of most is that if the baby slips all the way out it is still killed. Hillary Clinton is for abortion at any time, for any reason.

Hillary Clinton called Margret Sanger her “role model.” Margret Sanger founded Planned Parenthood with the expressed purpose of using abortion to wipeout the black race in American. Planned Parenthood being caught cutting up the aborted babies to sell their parts!

We’re told about “gates of hell” in Scripture, which are access points where hell enters a nation or culture. Abortion is the biggest gate of hell through which death and the culture of death and violence enters a land. It was this gate of hell through which the culture of death entered Germany in the 1930’s, when mandatory abortions were used on the “undesirables.” After killing the unborn became acceptable they then began to systematically kill the elderly, who they called “useless eaters.” Then it spread to killing everyone they didn’t like, or felt threatened by. This culture of death is now creeping into our land, and it will put all lives in jeopardy if we do not close this gate.

Roe v Wade was not just about abortion. It was also about seeing if we would allow the courts to legislate in violation of the Constitution. This is what Thomas Jefferson called “judicial tyranny” where a small number of judges would begin to rule over the will of the people, and he contended that we could not remain a Republic for long if this happened.

The Constitution is clear that what authority is not specifically given to the federal government in the Constitution remains with the states and with the people. Nowhere does the Constitution give authority to the federal government mandate social issues such as abortion, same-sex marriage. Every time it has ruled on such issues it has done so in violation of the Constitution, and it should not be a surprise that they have always been in exact conflict with the will of God as revealed in His word.

Now states do have the Constitutional authority to pass laws on social issues, but not ones that are in violation of our basic rights, such as the right to life. That does not make their decisions right, but at least they are doing it according to the law of the land, which is the Constitution. Such ultimate issues were intended to be debated and processed on the state level where the people’s lives would be the most directly affected, and those who passed the legislation would be the most directly accountable to the people. So the way abortion was forced on the entire country did open up a much bigger gate of hell for other evils to also pour through.

If we do not recover our esteem for the value of life we will ultimately be subjected to death on unprecedented levels, just as history repeatedly affirms. For this reason I start with always voting for pro-life candidates, and those who know and are devoted to complying with the Constitution.