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  “Behold, this is our God for whom we have waited… let us rejoice and be glad in His salvation.” — Isaiah 25:9 In a world that feels increasingly chaotic, it’s easy to lose sight of the big picture: God is still great. He still speaks. And yes, sometimes He speaks through judgment. Judgment Is Not the End of the Story Though judgment often feels like a harsh word, it’s rarely God’s final one. The wicked refuse to listen, even as God's hand moves clearly in history. But those who fear Him respond to even the slightest signs of His displeasure. The theologian John Calvin once wrote: “While wicked men stand amazed at the judgments of God, and are not moved by any terror, godly men tremble at the slightest token of His anger.” — Commentary on Isaiah, Vol. 2, p.151 This trembling is not fear without hope—it’s awe that draws us nearer. The tyrants of this world may scoff, but one day they too will stand in silence before His majesty. The Defender of the Oppressed God’s hear...

 Cursed are we who became pagans. We are culpable for our evil.  The West has abandoned The Holy One. Harry latter wrote, “Evil always calls for punishment, and whoever forsakes God, the fountain of all good things, will face grief upon grief.” (PG34 Kregel Publication © 1981, Translated by Cornelius Lambrgtse) Rebellion is not a mistake. The West was founded on Christian morals. Unlike a child, they chose to rebel against the One who gave us a history. Harry Bultema wrote in his Commentary on Isaiah, “Nothing in human life is more tragic then an unsuccessful upbringing.” (Pg.31, Kregel Publication © 1981, Translated by Cornelius Lambrgtse) We are stupider then donkey because they at least know where there food comes from. The Lord has stricken us, but we refuse to respond. We are cursed because our heart is rebellious. Our wounds wound have not be bound or medicated.  California burns. Harry latter wrote in his book, “Hence, the sickness is incurable and leaves...