When we come to the place of full retreat And our heart cries out for God,
The only person whose heart ours can meet Is one who has likewise trod.
Others may offer a word of cheer
To lift us from despair;
But above the rest, the one we hear Is the whisper, “I’ve been there”.
SLAUGHTER OF THE INNOCENTS
Dr. Charles R. Solomon
For two centuries
, we have been known as a Christian nation; but the abortion industry has put an end to that coveted position! We have seen five justices on the Supreme Court abrogate our laws against murder and sanction the number of babies killed — upwards
of 60 million babies — more than the population of Australia!
The killing industry which has arisen from that fateful decision not only fostered such a lucrative industry but also affected, or infected, our society as a whole. It has largely become the litmus test of politics and especially for the appointment of new members of the Court.
In all of this, the welfare of the baby
and the intense suffering have not had effective resistance to the killing spree. In other words, the babies do not have an advocate to plead their case nor any consideration in their ignominious loss of life!
Since God has been expelled from our culture, His role as creator of life, and its sustainer, has been usurped by a miniscule sampling of the population which is opposed to such wanton killing. But God’s hands are not tied by a rogue decision of man, if only in the final judgment. His admonition is still in the Bible, which was ignored in such a momentous decision, that all will bow the knee to Christ — here or hereafter!
This writing is intended to represent t
he infanticide of unborn, or partially born, babies as humans with a right to life ignored by a humanistic court and its abrogating the law of the land.
It is high time that a ‘supposedly’ God-fearing nation rises up against such atrocity and repeals a right-to-death decision!
For You formed my inward parts
; You wove me in my mother’s womb. I will give thanks to You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Wonderful are Your works, And my soul knows it very well. (Psalm 139:13,14 NASB)
