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A Date Which Will Live In Infamy

Posted on December 7, 2012

On this date…

  • Treachery ruled the day. While noble words promising peace were being spoken by ambassadors, death and destruction were the real agenda.
  • Hostility reached a crescendo, making war inevitable.
  • Innocent life was taken in service and defense of loved ones.
  • Neutrality was impossible. We had to take sides in this great conflict. Would we either stand with Jesus or with the Devil?

Of course, the date of which I speak is not December 7, 1941, but nearly 2000 years earlier.

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