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I’ve been thinking about Pete hegseth lately and I noticed he’s coming under a lot of fire. But he’s doing some things that are very good. I’m very impressed with many of his comments …like one recently where he promoted Psalm 33 verse 12.
This woke reporter gives me an opportunity to applaud Pete hegseth and those working with him, because she is so wrapped up in nonsense. The reporter is obviously not a Christian lady.
It’s good that Doug Wilson is connected to Pete hegseth… though I do differ with Doug Wilson on a number of points. Nevertheless Doug promotes Psalm 2 and is savy to the modern deception behind separation of church and state. I remember a URC pastor that went AWOL when I shared with him a video of Doug Wilson which I was impressed with. The URC crowd seems to appose theonomy… Although I’m not sure that’s the main reason this pastor was so indigent against Doug Wilson. I think it had more to do with the Federal vision issue which according to Reverend David silversides Doug Wilson is on the best side of the Federal vision spectrum. So there was a time when I was kind of scared even to watch Doug Wilson’s videos. At the time there was a crew of men from his church that had put together some sort of podcast. That’s what I was watching at the time. I’m no longer scared to countenance or entertain the views of Doug Wilson’s crowd. In fact I say, more power to him in his consulting Pete hegseth, because the URC et. al., have basically left the civil government open to the devil. How? By promoting a civil government that fails to serve Jesus fully as it says in Psalm 2. If pastors think it’s critical for heads of households to lead their family in a godly way then they should understand the utter importance that the civil government lead the people of a Nation likewise. Or do they now wish to approve of Hitlers?
Doug Wilson must have been doing something different from the URC to become Pete Hegseth spiritual advisor. It seems obvious that his care and regard for the well-being of the American government has reached Pete hegseths ears. The point is… is that his care and regard for the spiritual well-being of the American government has earned him a place to consult America’s government. You can’t say that about the United reformed Church. I don’t know of any overseer from the United reformed Church that functions in a way like Doug Wilson does with Pete hegseth. I believe that’s to The shame of the United reformed Church and all other American churches that neglect the spiritual well-being of the American government. Shame on you. You’ve abandoned your post. You have not been faithful in all things. You have been partial and focused on your own selfishness.
1 Samuel 26:16 KJV
This thing is not good that thou hast done. As the LORD liveth, ye are worthy to die, because ye have not kept your master, the LORD’S anointed. And now see where the king’s spear is, and the cruse of water that was at his bolster.
The modern definition of separation of church and state is simply a claim that the government is not religious, and is somehow ‘neutral.’ That is a bogus claim. There’s no such thing as a neutral position. God created The institute of civil government!!! It’s not a man-made institution… Just like the family. God created the family. The devil is busy twisting the institutions God created. The same mentality of separation of church and state is infecting American families with the concept that good parents allow their children to pick their own religion and do not interfere with their religious preferences in any way because they give them full Liberty. That’s absolute nonsense!!! You’re not a good parent if you let your child choose Satanism, for example!!! That’s an extreme example and extrapolates to all moral issues. It really baffles my mind how many professing Christians oppose the government serving Jesus. I remember in Canada in the Canadian reformed Church many opposed theonomy. I was trying to put my head around what they’re talking about because really they don’t know what they’re talking about. But I was trying to figure out a way to help them see what they couldn’t see.
Every government can be given a percentage value based on how moral that government is. If it’s a tyrannical government like Hitler’s it gets a low percentage mark. Whereas if it’s a government that upholds the moral law of God …which many Americans refer to as the natural law, that government gets a high percentage mark.
The opposition of Jesus being King of Kings is rampant in the American Church. I’m not using hyperbole either. It’s like they read Psalm 2 with their eyes closed. They are blind. Modern day separation of church from State Christian gurus use the example of Muslims governments slaughtering infidels… without even recognizing it is an insult to Jesus Christ put him on par with Islam. The same argument to promote separation of church and state is taken from communist China…millions of people have been killed in that country by the government. The crusades are often cited as a critique against Christian government. It’s an insult to Jesus to equate him with these godless systems. When God is over the government it is anything but a godless system.
I have to make note of cautions with respect to Pete hegseth. God is not fooled. He knows the crimes being perveighed under the Trump Administration. So there is a deception involved in thinking that leading the military in a right direction while the government leads the nation in a wrong direction is going to bring God’s blessing on America. The only blessing that would come in that kind of situation is what happened with the Samaritans. If you want the full blessing of Psalm 33:12, the government needs to make an about face and put away her sins. Trump needs to stop consulting with the Roman Catholic bishops, for example.
It’s good to lead the military in a godly direction but I’m concerned that Pete hegseth has Roman Catholic leanings. He has tattoos on his body to do with the knights Templar…a Roman Catholic organization. Educated and knowledgeable Protestants believe that the mass is the chief idolatry. I hope that Doug Wilson is not encouraging or overlooking any Roman Catholic underpinnings of Pete hegseth. I like to think that Pete hegseth is taking more of the Protestant biblical view than the Roman Catholic view.
