Biblical Deliverance, Plymouth and the 2026 US Midterms
2 min About United States Faith
2 min About United States Faith
Water judges the evil and emancipates the remnant.
The flood took the mixed seed and the Nephilim.
The Red Sea stood parted and then closed.
Pharaoh's army was destroyed. The demon pig herd ran down the steep bank into the sea and drowned.
There are costs in taking on the slave masters.
Lincoln fell because he severed the chains.
Stephen fell by stones in Acts seven because he proclaimed Christ as the deliverer of our spiritual chains.
Paul did the same before the sword fell.
Peter did the same before he hung upside down.
On May 17th, 2026, the call to repent was answered as a nation. Again on July 4th.
This November 3rd, the machines may still flip the votes and manipulate the images.
Our Emancipation Day in Plymouth takes place on the day that honors the only force capable of gutting the traders, our military and its veterans.
The midterms are we the people walking through the Red Sea.
Two walls of water. On the first, writing can be seen, the evidence of God's deliverance to come.
On the second wall, the writing says, "Get you down because you have not seen your deliverance."
This is where our nation stands. Can you take another few steps forward in faith to believe alongside this fool for the impossible?
Because those walls of water have another name, emancipation, and like the walls of Jericho, they will fall down.
Plymouth waits. The rock is still there.
A holy convocation will stand on it. The people will gather.
They will read the old words again, but that's not all.
This fool heard something in the darkness.
Though my breath is short, I have seen the tomb.
A little resurrection for me, and I believe a big resurrection for our land. The door at the end of the hallway opens.
All black is gone, replaced by light. The King of Kings is there, standing upon the eternal promised land.
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