National Repentance and Spiritual Separation

Very true and well said, brother, when you say to support people to do good and not to get into politics and to follow our Father above and follow His commandments always. Glory to the Most High. Amen to that. I mean, everything that Mr. Jonah said here, I agree. I agree with it. I mean, we should be loving people and helping people, supporting people, instead of letting these governments do what they do. They're going to do what they do. But for the people of God who loves God and loves Yeshua and loves the Ruach and wants to do good and love people, there's just no place in the human heart for that. There just is not. And I really appreciate your statement, Jonah, because, yes, I mean, support people, do good. I mean, all this politics stuff is racism. I mean, all of us just really racist, and not the people, but the government. And it's all racism when you look at it. It's all against somebody, the least, the poor, the whites, the blacks, the Asians, the whoever it's against, somebody it's going to be against.

The Jewish people, the Islamists, somebody. So, yeah, it's just crazy stuff with all these politics. And so, I really appreciate your statement. I agree with you. I totally agree with you that we just got to do our part. God's kingdom, the Great Commission. Don't get caught up in all this craziness that Christians and Jews are being caught up in right now. It's really a disgrace, to be honest with you. And so, thank you very much for that, man. And I'm glad that you're on that page as well, like a lot of us are, you know, that we're all trying our best to have the right heart posture. As our friend says here, "The writing is written on the wall. It is almost midnight. Repent and return through the straight gate and walk on the narrow path." Amen and amen and amen. And love our Father and love everybody as we love ourselves. I mean, goodness, just love people and be bold and courageous. Amen to that.

And we must shine our light and be the salt of the world and be love. And that is a great comment to end on. I can't, I didn't know it was over four hours, but that's okay. I've enjoyed being with everybody tonight. I love this. I love this stuff. I can stay here all night and do it, but most of us have to get up and work tomorrow, right? So, on that last comment, I will leave everybody with this. It reminded me when they posted this about Daniel 12. And I hope this is inspirational for you as it is to me. It's one of my favorite inspirational scriptures. Because what this, we must, excuse me, shine our light and be the salt of the world and be love. And the prophet Daniel, Daniel 12, records the angel telling Daniel this: that those with knowledge, think about this, those with knowledge in Daniel 12 will shine like the firmament, and those who turn many to righteousness will shine like the stars forever and ever.

Amen and amen and amen. How beautiful is that? Right? Those who have knowledge. What does Hosea say? Those who lack knowledge, destruction. My people perish for lack of knowledge. Well, the Archangel Gabriel, in my opinion, told Daniel to record in Daniel 12. You can read it for yourself. It's beautiful. Those with knowledge will shine like the firmament, and those who turn many to righteousness will shine like the stars forever and ever. Amen. And amen. And amen. So friends, I want to leave you with that. I love your heart postures out there. You know, I know we might all have different opinions on whatever it may be, you know, with everything, but you know what? We can all agree that our heart posture should be to love God, love neighbor, and love enemy. And as I like to say, God checkmates all of us with loving our enemy. With loving our enemy, He checkmates everybody because everybody can say, "I love you, God." Oh, I love my neighbor, but do you love your enemy?

Do you love the Islamist? Do you love Hamas? Do you love Hezbollah? Do you love them enough to carry the Great Commission to them? Do you love the Iraqis? Do you love the Bedouins? Do you love the Chinese, the Japanese, the Mexicans, the whoever, the Americans? I mean, goodness gracious. Do you love people enough to tell them the truth and tell them you love them and tell them, more importantly, God loves them? And they might say, "Screw you," or "I hate you." Okay, great. Well, I still love you. Okay, so let me whatever. But it's the hard position, friends. And it just really is. It just really, we talk about it a lot on this channel. We have, and it's just really sad to me. And I try not to be sad because I love life. I love God. I love people. I love everybody, but I try not to be sad, but it's sad to see fellow believers being caught up into this bloodthirstiness and this murder and all this stuff.

It just really is. It just really is sad to me because they're accomplices to it. If you're agreeing with it, you're an accomplice to it. And it's just really sad where the world is right now, where human hearts are right now, where religion is right now, where most of the Jewish people are right now, where most of the Christians are right now, where most of the Muslims are, all of the Muslims are right now, the Hindus, the Buddhists, the whoever, the atheists. It's just really sad to me. It just really is sad that people can't really see these things and really want to get right, really want to repent and quit getting caught up in all this war and terror and all this stuff that people love. Man, we've gotten so accustomed to murder. We've gotten so accustomed to killing and violence and all these things. And we'll be doing a video on violence here in the next, not next video, but the following video on violence and what God thinks about violence from the very beginning to the very end.

And it might surprise a lot of people how He does look at violence. So again, God hates violence, and that's why the world was destroyed with Noah, if one cares to read the Torah portion this week, it'll tell you that. And then we all know what Yeshua says: "As in the days of Noah, so will be the coming of the Son of Man." So if we just look at violence from that one aspect of what He says, because it's really the entire story of Noah, He's talking about a lot of aspects, but if we can just take that one aspect of Him about "as in the days of Noah, will be as the same as the Son of Man," and we can take that as violence because again, He mentions violence twice in Noah's account. He destroyed the world for it. So again, here we are now, violence at the end of the age, the Antichrist, the beast kingdom, violence. You know, you've got Israel doing violence, America doing violence, and now we're going to have the end, and He's going to judge it with fire and the sword this time.