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You chose a leader; that's why our people suffer
Topic Started: Dec 20 2006, 02:47 PM (15 Views)
stanleyg	Dec 20 2006, 02:47 PM Post #1
Unregistered	God has always sought for us to choose Him as our leader. Instead, we have always chosen a human being to guide us in a leadership role. Little are we aware that if we elevate any person to a leadershp role, then people will ultimately suffer. It is far more conducive to reduce persons down to the role of a servant. In such manner, he or she will realize that his or her duty is to protect and/or serve the people. What master would render his or her servant with the power and/or authority to punish him or her? The latter thought is unrealistic. The one, who owns the power or authority to punish is the one who is in charge and/or the master. The master punishes his or her servant for insubordination or disobedience. So, here we are today. We elect persons in public office as civil servants, and turn right around to promote him or her to become our leader. These servants, then conspire laws to punish the people, who furnished his or her employment. Such ungrateful servants these persons may be. Each has forgotten, who his or her master is. We the people are their master. It is our duty to punish our disloyal servants for instituting slavery as a means to enforce their laws to rule over us. Remember this and never forget it: Only God can rule over us as His people. Otherwise, foresake any who may seek to become our leader. They will institute their own laws to oppress us and force us to become his or her slave.
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