Illinois Legislature Unanimously Approves Barack Obama Day

They sure know how to put the “ILL” in Illinois.

Barry now has his own day. I’m reading articles Hillary Clinton wants to be a preacher. 9 year old girls doing a Victoria Secret type fashion show. I think it’s time for me to pack up, take me, my family, and my unicorn, and move into this nice home a wonderful leprechaun has for rent, somewhere over the rainbow.

Will the outright lunacy ever end? I personally choose to reserve the first of April for honoring Mr. Obama.

With $250 billion in unfunded pension liabilities, $7 billion state budget deficit, behind $15 billion in it’s bills, not enough money to fix roads, 3,000 millionaires left the state recently (500,000 people in the last decade), Chicago a war zone – it’s good to know that the politicians in the fine State of Illinois are focusing on what is important. Obama Day!…and the citizens just swallowed a 32% state income tax increase to add insult to injury.

I do not believe we’ve seen the last of BO. toward the end of his presidency I believe I heard “he will be the last President”. Now does that mean president or president of USA or a person in a high level of authority like a president? Don’t know exactly. But I don’t believe he’s “retired”…

Hi All,

According to Patrick’s site (http://patrickmorley.com/blog/2015/6/23/a-brief-history-of-spiritual-revival-and-awakening-in-america) –

The Urban Revivals, 1875-1885. Young businessman Dwight L. Moody participated in the Great Revival of 1857 as it swept Chicago.19 Moody later conducted revivals throughout the British Isles where he spoke to more than 2,500,000 people. In 1875, Moody returned home and began revivals in America’s biggest cities. Hundreds of thousands were converted and millions were inspired by the greatest soul winner of his generation.20 At this time, the general worldview of Americans was shifting away from a Christian consensus. Darwinism and higher criticism were gaining traction, and Moody became the first evangelist to come under attack–accused of making religion the opiate of the masses.21

By the turn of the twentieth century, the mood of the country was changing. Outside the church, it was the era of radio, movies, and the “Jazz Age.” World War I led to a moral letdown and the Roaring Twenties. When that era came to an abrupt end on October 29, 1929, followed by the Great Depression, there was surprisingly little interest in spiritual revival.22 Inside the church, a half-century long battle raged between evangelicalism and theological liberalism which had penetrated major denominations.23 The effect was that twentieth century revivals were more limited in scope, and lacked the broad impact on society of earlier awakenings.24

When will God touch Chicago again?

From that you can get a pulse on the moral health of not only the state but also America’s third largest and probably third most influential city.

Your tongue-in-cheek question had me chuckling, James!
Seriously, though, I have friends here (in Oz), and family in the UK, some of them Christian, who lament the fact that BO is no longer the American president and wish that he would return to thst office.
He has not only managed to cloak himself from many in the USA but also in other parts of the world.

I just keep praying and looking up. Shalom to you and thanks for this site 🙂

WOE WOE WOE is ALL that rings in my head

James, this is very interesting in the light of an article I read on Parablesblog about Illinois. The lower part of the state is called Little Egypt, which I didn’t know, and the eclipse goes over it. You might enjoy reading it.

http://parablesblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/what-does-it-mean-part-3.html

When I saw this news my spirit said “The Antichrist.” Indeed he is.