Dr. Malone, thank you for being willing and able to “see the forest for the trees” and then defining for us what you’re discerning is happening. Perhaps startlingly to some, what your research reveals is that every standard upon which our Republic was founded is failing and crumbling before our eyes.
Dr. Malone, thank you for being willing and able to “see the forest for the trees” and then defining for us what you’re discerning is happening. Perhaps startlingly to some, what your research reveals is that every standard upon which our Republic was founded is failing and crumbling before our eyes.
More and more lately, I’m reminded of the question posed to David in Psalm 11, before he was crowned King of Israel and while he was being hunted down by the wicked King Saul. Everything looked hopeless. David was advised to flee to the mountains, for what can the righteous do when the foundations of everything are being destroyed?
How true. God does the same for all His people, great and small. I consider David often.
David’s situation looked somewhere between tenuous and hopeless for more than a few years. When God had perfected David, through suffering and endurance, David was approved and God intervened and established his throne.
Dr. Malone, thank you for being willing and able to “see the forest for the trees” and then defining for us what you’re discerning is happening. Perhaps startlingly to some, what your research reveals is that every standard upon which our Republic was founded is failing and crumbling before our eyes.
More and more lately, I’m reminded of the question posed to David in Psalm 11, before he was crowned King of Israel and while he was being hunted down by the wicked King Saul. Everything looked hopeless. David was advised to flee to the mountains, for what can the righteous do when the foundations of everything are being destroyed?
David’s confidence was rock solid:
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalm+11&version=NIV
We wait for God to ultimately judge the wicked, but we stand our ground and keep doing right and speaking truth and exposing the wrong.
How true. God does the same for all His people, great and small. I consider David often.
David’s situation looked somewhere between tenuous and hopeless for more than a few years. When God had perfected David, through suffering and endurance, David was approved and God intervened and established his throne.