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jonholb55 wrote:It looks like Senator Harry Reid wants to pass the Senate version of health-care reform prior to Christmas. He has told his fellow senators that the Senate will be working week-ends to met the Christmas deadline. The last time I remember the House or Senate worked on the Sabbath, was during the legislation to pass T.A.R.P. T.A.R.P bailed out Wall Street and prolonged the recession on Main Street, U.S.A.
The Latter-day Saints should know better than any other people, the importance of keeping the Sabbath Day holy. Senator Harry Reid, by keeping the Senate open for business on the Sabbath, rejects the God of Israel for the man-made god of secular humanism. We have learned from both secular history and the Scriptures that those who refuse to be ruled by God's Law will be ruled by tyrants.
I would encourage my fellow LDS Conservatives to contact their Senators to tell Brother Harry that they plan to take the weekends off to be with their families and attend church or synagogue. It is more important to please The True and Living God than the unholy trinity of Lord Obama, King Harry and Queen Nancy.
Didn't our ancestors fight a Revolution around 1776 to throw off a monarchy? It is time for the another revolution to throw off another monarchy that is leading this Nation to destruction.
Thank-you and God bless.
jonholb55 wrote:It looks like Senator Harry Reid wants to pass the Senate version of health-care reform prior to Christmas. He has told his fellow senators that the Senate will be working week-ends to met the Christmas deadline. The last time I remember the House or Senate worked on the Sabbath, was during the legislation to pass T.A.R.P. T.A.R.P bailed out Wall Street and prolonged the recession on Main Street, U.S.A.
The Latter-day Saints should know better than any other people, the importance of keeping the Sabbath Day holy. Senator Harry Reid, by keeping the Senate open for business on the Sabbath, rejects the God of Israel for the man-made god of secular humanism. We have learned from both secular history and the Scriptures that those who refuse to be ruled by God's Law will be ruled by tyrants.
I would encourage my fellow LDS Conservatives to contact their Senators to tell Brother Harry that they plan to take the weekends off to be with their families and attend church or synagogue. It is more important to please The True and Living God than the unholy trinity of Lord Obama, King Harry and Queen Nancy.
Didn't our ancestors fight a Revolution around 1776 to throw off a monarchy? It is time for the another revolution to throw off another monarchy that is leading this Nation to destruction.
Thank-you and God bless.
jonholb55 wrote:Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are to "Be a light unto the Gentiles". So stated the Prophet Isaiah. The Saviour said that members of His Church are to "Be a city on a hill. That we shouldn't hide our light under a basket." Senator Harry Reid, by virtue of him being a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, needs to set an example of Christian discipleship. Just remember what Alma the Elder told his converts at the Waters of Mormon.
Rushing through ill-conceived laws before the American people can review them is WRONG! This is not a situation where you are pulling the ox out of the mire. The Founding Fathers of the United States sought divine guidance from the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. The government today should follow their example. When I read the Book of Mormon in Ether chapter 2, I am reminded that Jesus Christ is the God of the Land of Joseph. Anybody who is a usurper will be given a season to repent or be removed. God will not suffer that a king be raised up on the Promised Land. The only king that shall reign over this Land is the Holy Messiah.
jonholb55 wrote:It seems to me that most people who read this topic are more interested in calling The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the individual members hypocrites than put their own lives in order. Remember when the woman who was taken in the act of adultery, certain people wanted to stone her according to the Law of Moses. The Saviour reminded the crowd that "Let him that is without sin, cast the first stone." Again, by virtue of our membership in the Lord's True and Living Church, the responsibility is ours to set an example of Christian discipleship, regardless of what others may do. We should spend less time condemning others and put our own houses in order. As the scriptures remind us, we have all sinned and come short of the Kingdom of God.
Thank-You
jonholb55 wrote:It seems to me that most people who read this topic are more interested in calling The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the individual members hypocrites than put their own lives in order. Remember when the woman who was taken in the act of adultery, certain people wanted to stone her according to the Law of Moses. The Saviour reminded the crowd that "Let him that is without sin, cast the first stone." Again, by virtue of our membership in the Lord's True and Living Church, the responsibility is ours to set an example of Christian discipleship, regardless of what others may do. We should spend less time condemning others and put our own houses in order. As the scriptures remind us, we have all sinned and come short of the Kingdom of God.
Thank-You
jonholb55 wrote:Again, by virtue of our membership in the Lord's True and Living Church, the responsibility is ours to set an example of Christian discipleship, regardless of what others may do.
lundbaek wrote:Per my observations, Senator Reid has criticized a former Church President to the media, supported abortion and government funding of abortion, and promoted programs and legislation that violate the US Constitution. I can't help thinking that his excommunication, especially if it became public knowledge, would send an important message to a lot of LDSs who would do well to get that message.
lundbaek wrote:I am not suggesting that Harry Reid has been excommuniated. I am suggesting that if he were to be excommunicated, and if it became known thruout the Church, as it surely would soon enough, it would send an important message and a wake-up call to a lot of LDSs who would do well to get that message.
LukeAir2008 wrote:lundbaek wrote:I am not suggesting that Harry Reid has been excommuniated. I am suggesting that if he were to be excommunicated, and if it became known thruout the Church, as it surely would soon enough, it would send an important message and a wake-up call to a lot of LDSs who would do well to get that message.
Maybe if enough concerned Latter Day Saints write to the First Presidency they will at least be aware that some of us are not addicted to wordly popularity and acceptance. I doubt whether they can excommunicate him or discipline him in any manner because merely showing support or acceptance or desire for something is not enough, apparently, to justify church discipline. If it was, Mitt Romney would already have been excommunicated.
p51-mustang wrote:Wasnt the Federal Rerserve Act also snuck through congress on Christmas eve in 1913?
natasha wrote:LukeAir2008 wrote:lundbaek wrote:I am not suggesting that Harry Reid has been excommuniated. I am suggesting that if he were to be excommunicated, and if it became known thruout the Church, as it surely would soon enough, it would send an important message and a wake-up call to a lot of LDSs who would do well to get that message.
Maybe if enough concerned Latter Day Saints write to the First Presidency they will at least be aware that some of us are not addicted to wordly popularity and acceptance. I doubt whether they can excommunicate him or discipline him in any manner because merely showing support or acceptance or desire for something is not enough, apparently, to justify church discipline. If it was, Mitt Romney would already have been excommunicated.
Neither of you have stewardship over this matter. Therefore, I would say it is NOT appropriate for the internet.
natasha wrote:LukeAir2008 wrote:lundbaek wrote:I am not suggesting that Harry Reid has been excommuniated. I am suggesting that if he were to be excommunicated, and if it became known thruout the Church, as it surely would soon enough, it would send an important message and a wake-up call to a lot of LDSs who would do well to get that message.
Maybe if enough concerned Latter Day Saints write to the First Presidency they will at least be aware that some of us are not addicted to wordly popularity and acceptance. I doubt whether they can excommunicate him or discipline him in any manner because merely showing support or acceptance or desire for something is not enough, apparently, to justify church discipline. If it was, Mitt Romney would already have been excommunicated.
Neither of you have stewardship over this matter. Therefore, I would say it is NOT appropriate for the internet.
natasha wrote:No...I did not mean to infer that. It is NOT appropriate for us to judge any member publicly and discuss whether or not they should be excommunicated. As for you Col., your are wrong....simply put. I have told you that before in private conversation, but I guess since you decided to "draw me out", it has nothing to do with Mitt Romney. It has to do with what is our stewardship and then, if we did have that stewardship, I'm sure it would NOT be discussed publicly.
Dec. 29, 2009 (EIRNS)—EIR investigators have reviewed the history of the evolution of the current Nazi Senate Health Care bill, and determined that none other than Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is responsible for inserting the unconstitutional, fascist clause which seeks to forbid any future Congress from changing the provisions relating to Obama's T-4 Board, known in the bill as the Independent Medicare Advisory Board (IMAB). The clause states that "it shall not be in order in the Senate or the House of Representatives to consider any bill, resolution, or amendment," to change the recommendations of IMAB, or to repeal it.
The clause is identical to clauses the British inserted into the Lisbon Treaty for Europe, in an effort to destroy the sovereignty of all the European nations in perpetuity.
The dictatorial IMAB, for its part, is explicitly given the charge to reduce Medicare spending—a prescription which it intends to carry out by rulings which will deny funding for medical care, ranging from diagnostic testing, to long-term nursing care, to hospital readmissions. The implementation of such a policy is nothing less than Hitler-style genocide.
natasha wrote:LukeAir2008 wrote:lundbaek wrote:I am not suggesting that Harry Reid has been excommuniated. I am suggesting that if he were to be excommunicated, and if it became known thruout the Church, as it surely would soon enough, it would send an important message and a wake-up call to a lot of LDSs who would do well to get that message.
Maybe if enough concerned Latter Day Saints write to the First Presidency they will at least be aware that some of us are not addicted to wordly popularity and acceptance. I doubt whether they can excommunicate him or discipline him in any manner because merely showing support or acceptance or desire for something is not enough, apparently, to justify church discipline. If it was, Mitt Romney would already have been excommunicated.
Neither of you have stewardship over this matter. Therefore, I would say it is NOT appropriate for the internet.
natasha wrote:LukeAir2008 wrote:lundbaek wrote:I am not suggesting that Harry Reid has been excommuniated. I am suggesting that if he were to be excommunicated, and if it became known thruout the Church, as it surely would soon enough, it would send an important message and a wake-up call to a lot of LDSs who would do well to get that message.
Maybe if enough concerned Latter Day Saints write to the First Presidency they will at least be aware that some of us are not addicted to wordly popularity and acceptance. I doubt whether they can excommunicate him or discipline him in any manner because merely showing support or acceptance or desire for something is not enough, apparently, to justify church discipline. If it was, Mitt Romney would already have been excommunicated.
Neither of you have stewardship over this matter. Therefore, I would say it is NOT appropriate for the internet.
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