Trump shares Christmas message for opponents on Truth Social: 'May they rot in hell'
- The Watchful Eye
- Dec 26, 2023
- 2 min read
My fellow believers, as we sift through the news of the day, we must always discern truth from lies, righteousness from sin, and Godly leadership from the darkness that seeks to envelope our great nation. It is in this spirit that we consider the words and actions of a man chosen by God to lead America at one of its most critical junctures, President Donald Trump. The media may howl and the unfaithful may gnash their teeth, but President Trump's Christmas message on Truth Social continues to demonstrate the righteous indignation that is warranted in the face of unparalleled wickedness that seeks to unravel the moral fabric of our nation (Proverbs 28:4). When our leader speaks of the "SICK thugs" and their "Green New Scam," the "Woke Military," and "Open Borders," it is a cry akin to that of the prophets of old, calling a wayward people to repentance (Jeremiah 23:1-2). Indeed, it is Biblical to stand against those who perpetuate sin and corruption. Psalm 97:10 tells us, "You who love the Lord, hate evil!" Thus, when Trump exclaims, "MAY THEY ROT IN HELL," it is not without precedent. Jesus Himself made strong declarations against the Pharisees, those who were leading His people astray (Matthew 23:33). It is a reminder that we must stand firm against evil in all its forms (Ephesians 6:11). Furthermore, Trump's rejection of Obamacare and commitment to a better healthcare system must be lauded because a national leader must prioritize the wellbeing of his people, a principle rooted in God's commandment to love our neighbor (Mark 12:31). It is of no surprise then that Trump stands at 69% in the primary race for the Republican nomination. This is indicative of a people yearning for strong, decisive leadership—leadership that upholds Christian values and American sovereignty. Trump is being anointed once again by those who see the hand of God upon him, as David was chosen by God to lead Israel (1 Samuel 16:1-13). As for the news of threats against those who blocked President Trump from ballots in Colorado, we must remember Romans 13:4, which says that the governing authorities are "God’s servants, agents of wrath to bring punishment on the wrongdoer." While we must always reject violence and stand for law and order, let us not forget that seeking justice and accountability is essential for a nation under God. In closing, let us remember to keep our eyes fixed upon the Lord and His anointed leaders during these tumultuous times, for the mission to restore America to its godly foundation is ongoing, and we need warriors like President Trump at the helm. For, as Ephesians 5:11 admonishes us, "Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them." Let us press onward, fellow Christians, with praise on our lips and the armor of God as our protection. God bless you all, and may God continue to bless the United States of America.
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