“... You watched until a stone was cut
out without hands, which struck the image upon its feet which were of
iron and clay,
and broke them to pieces. Then the iron, the clay, the bronze, the silver,
and the gold were broken to pieces together. And they became like the
chaff of the summer threshing floors. And the wind carried them away,
so that no place was found for them. And the stone that struck the image
became a great mountain and filled the whole earth”
(Daniel 2:34-35
MKJV).
In the following links, you will find simple answers about God's promise
to establish His Kingdom on earth - how it will happen and what you have
to do with it. This will be contrasted by men's astonishingly complex
approach to creating utopia, which repeatedly fails to hit the mark (no
matter what name the program is given), because it depends on his power
and not God's.
Victor corresponds with Preston Manning, Member of Parliament and leader
of the Reform Party, encouraging Mr. Manning to stand in the Lord before
men by publicly acknowledging Him and giving Him His due. If we are not
willing to do this in the Lord by declaring and standing in what is right
and true, in everyday circumstances, what are our lives about, and what
are they worth?
Victor wrote to Larry Spencer, an MP of the opposition, in 2003, encouraging
him to seek the faith to stand boldly in the truth and the Name of the
Lord in his elected position. If a light is not shone in places of darkness,
where is it to be shone?
How great is the pressure in politics and public life to capitulate
to those who promote sin. This correspondence took place in 2003, regarding
Member of Parliament Larry Spencer's apology for statements made about
homosexuality. Though in some respects his statements were inadvisable,
they did not warrant a complete retraction. Sin is sin, and those who
know it are more responsible for calling it what it is.
During the 2008 primaries, someone wrote asking us to pray for a man
of God to be elected to lead the United States in righteousness. He did
not know that Jesus Christ does not come through heroes or the politicians
of this world. Rather than voting for a man who will make others right,
you need to get right with God yourself!
What can a country, or a person for that matter, do when under the judgment
of God? It is our great lesson to learn that all things are determined
from above, with good reason and necessity.
If you don't vote for men, but for Christ, does that mean you will be
ignorant and uncaring about what happens in the world as a result of
men's governmental decisions and, therefore, responsible for the carnage
that
follows? Not at all! The shoe is on the other foot. These are false conclusions
coming from those who are guilty of what they accuse, as Victor shows
how.
The woman who suggested we are putting our heads in the sand by not
voting agrees with us that putting trust in man is the problem, only
she means "male," rather than "mankind." She proposes
gender balance is the answer, which Victor answers by illuminating the
reality of collective culpability.
Jesus Christ was not and is not a social do-gooder Who puts His trust
in men, but He is the Prince of Peace. Hear His case against the pacifist
protests of Daniel Berrigan and those of like mind.
A man who says he believes in Jesus Christ does not want to see religion
mixed with politics. Here we answer some common misconceptions that
confuse the rulership of Christ in the Kingdom of God on earth with "Christianity."
Those who think to stop various evils by voting commit many of their
own evils. Their efforts to plug the holes in the boat only end up
making more. How tragic it is for "Chaplain" Lois that she
places confidence in herself and corrupt man in the Name of the All-Powerful
Lord and Savior!
An answer to one who promotes voting as a Christian duty to usher
in the City of God on earth through the United States government,
which is the last and most degraded of the world empires, according
to God.
A little reflection on what the statistics reveal about the futility
and awful results of trying to lift ourselves by our bootstraps.
There is a better way.
For our American and other readers outside of Canada, you may not be
aware of the current crisis in the Canadian government, wherein three
minority parties made an unprincipled pact to overthrow the recently
elected Prime Minister on no other ostensible grounds than not agreeing
with some of his policies that exercise fiscal responsibility in a time
of economic calamity. You can read about the basics of this situation HERE.
(This is an article of how the situation began a couple of days ago;
you can read about recent developments in the news.)
Here is the view of Heaven on this action, as written by Victor
Hafichuk on December 1st, 2008: