Christian Nation Versus Anti-Christ Nation
In An Anti-Christ Nation:
— The proclamation of Jesus Christ as Lord of the body politic is forbidden.
— Worshipping Satan with live human sacrifice (children aborted) is a “right.”
— Children are taught to engage in homosexual behavior in public grade schools.
— LBTBQ recruiting posters are posted on the walls of the schools and the Ten Commandments are banned.
— The Holy Scriptures are outlawed in public schools and literature promoted homosexuality is introduced.
— Debt slavery is protected and encouraged — all laws against usury (slavery) are abolished. Debt is perpetual.
— Massive prison camps sprawl across the country were men are imprisoned for their entire lives.
— Public employees are punished for expressing loyalty to Jesus Christ in either a public or personal capacity.
— Powerful men who abuse children are protected by federal police, the press, judges and politicians
— Local governments are forbidden from enacting Sunday Laws.
— Prosecutors and police are never punished for abusing their power — they simply try it again.
— A race and religion that explicitly rejects Jesus as the Christ is exalted as the “Chosen people.”
In A Christian Nation:
— Jesus Christ is the official recognized Sovereign of the land.
— Abortion is illegal.
— Homosexuality is shameful and illegal.
— The Ten Commandments are posted on the walls of your schools.
— The Holy Scriptures are respected in public schools, not outlawed.
— Slavery is illegal which means that usury is illegal. All debts abolished every seven years.
— There are no long-term prisons.
— Prosecutors and witnesses who knowingly convict the innocent receive the same sentence they tried to impose upon the accused.
— The Sabbath is Holy — all businesses shut down on Sundays.
— Men who abuse children are killed.
— Borders are enforced — invasions are repelled.
— All public employees swear and oath directly to their Sovereign, Jesus Christ, and to the Bible.
— Those baptized in Jesus Christ and confessing Him as Lord are the Chosen people, the Holy Race.
Normalizing Christian Nations
- Tribute to Christopher Columbus.
- Normalizing Christian Nation/States.
Review of the Book of Exodus, Intro to Leviticus
- The Ten Commandments is God’s Covenant for the Nations.
- The Ten Commandments are given to an entire race, a bloodline, a nation.
- The Ten Commandments are not a “personal” moral code, they are a covenantal code for a race over time (over the generations).
- Nations/bloodlines to do get “born again,” but entire races are called.
- The tabernacle is for living stones.
- Personal atonement is truly personal (Leviticus 1) with the sacrifice a animals without blemish by the man presenting the sacrifice.
Silence of the Pastors
If the Christian Pastors are not creating a Christian Narrative of the world’s events, then the “brood of vipers” will control the narrative and the Congregation will default to accepting that (incorrect) world view.
In Brigteon: https://www.brighteon.com/dashboard/videos/463adc96-d321-458e-8ba9-6f22b768e402
Exodus 21: Tort Law, the Case Against Israel, and Comments on Replacement Theology
Exodus 21 and case law. The obstinacy of Israel and God’s plan to replace that people with a new bloodline which is fulfilled in Jesus Christ as show in Exodus 32:9-10.
Replacement Theology
Russia, War, Beasts and Christian Nations
- Two hundred years of war between Russia and the West.
- Empires and Beasts in the book of Daniel.
- The beast rages against Jesus Christ and His Word.
- The destruction of anti-christ empires and the Gospel of the Kingdom.
- The biggest challenge to Christian Nations is getting the Church to believe that is destiny!
Italy!
“We defend our identity. We defend God, country, and family. Get over it.” —Giorgia Meloni


The Ten Commandments: Foundation of a Christian Nation
The Divine Right of the King
Jesus Christ is the rightful Monarch of every government on earth.
Governments that refuse to recognize Jesus Christ as their Lord are illegitimate.
Jesus Christ: “But as for these enemies of mine who did not want me to reign over them, bring them here and slaughter them in my presence.’”
(Luke 19:27)
“[Jesus Christ] . . . is the blessed and only Sovereign, the King of kings and Lord of lords” (1 Timothy 6:15)
“And on His robe and on His thigh He has a name written: “KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS.” (Revelation 19:16)
