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 My Dear Gail-Friends,  I pray you will read this post and take action immediately.

Perhaps you, like me, have watched the news unfold about President Donald J Trump's indictment in Georgia and felt your stomach turn over with grief.  These indictments are so wrong and purely evil.  He has done nothing illegal.  This is all part of the witch hunt that began even before he was elected.  The 2020 election of Joe Biden was illegal and there is plenty of proof.

We watched the election returns on Nov 3, 2020 and saw the tremendous lead Trump had.  Then we watched in disbelief as the numbers began to go down.  It was crazy and in all our years we'd never seen anything like it.  Within the next week, we saw the evidence of fraud come pouring in from all over the country.  We saw videos of people taking ballots out from under tables.  We saw people casting illegal votes in drop-boxes.  And more . . .

If you haven't seen the movie 2000 Mules, please watch it to see more evidence of fraud.

If you haven't seen the Mike Lindell event about the election fraud, please watch it.  https://frankspeech.comhttps//frankspeech.com/Video/mike-lindells-historical-speech-to-the-nation-how-we-got-here

Pleaase go to this Lindell website for more actions you can take to secure our future elections. https://electioncrimebureau.com/    It has a place to select your state.  This is what we need to do:

Eliminate Voting Machines

Pass Legislative Reforms

Decentralize Voter Rolls

Trump WON!  

He is being railroaded and cheated and yet he has stood firm on his statement that the election was stolen.

But wait!! There's more!

Pray.  Pray for God to stop the evil people who are trying to destroy our country.

Put feet to your prayers by doing these things, too: 

Last week on Truth Social, President Trump re-truthed the following information about contacting the Supreme Court.  This is the website that will explain everything you need to know in order to take action.

https://loybrunson.com/

After you read the info, you can contact the Court with a form letter on the site (for $2.00) or . . .

You Can Send Your Own Letter:

As mentioned in the video on the site, you’ll need two pieces of paper, two envelopes and two stamps.

On each piece of paper express your support of the Brunson case. Both sheets are exactly the same. You can copy and paste our sample letter, or you can print them out from this PDF Link.

1. Download and print 2 copies of the PDF.

2. Sign your name and date both letters. 

3. One copy goes to the Supreme Court, the other copy goes to the Loy Brunson.

If you like, as a way of saying Thank You to the Loy, add a dollar or whatever you want to the envelope you send to Loy.

Loy Brunson has been working on this project for over two years. He has spent hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars working on this for We The People.

Supreme Court Address:

Supreme Court of the United States
1 First Street, NE
Washington, DC 20543

Loy Brunson Address:

Loy Brunson
55 North Merchant Street #1631
American Fork, Utah 84003

 

 

Pray for our Supreme Court

                         

Franklin Graham has requested that American pray for the Supreme Court members who are hearing arguments related to same-sex marriage.

Last month, I wrote about this issue HERE, and so  I join him in praying and encourage the readers of Gail-Friends to pray and to pass on this information.  The SCOTUS decision is expected to be handed down in early June. 

The following quotes are from Franklin Graham on his Facebook page.  

"An alarm was sounded in this USA TODAY opinion piece yesterday—You need to read about it in the link below. If same-sex marriage becomes the law of the land it could have a drastic impact on Christian universities, organizations, and churches. Those who operate by Christian principles could be severely impacted and even shut down. God hears our prayers, and we need to pray that He will work mightily in the hearts and minds of our Supreme Court justices right now as they consider this monumental issue. There are nine U.S. Supreme Court justices, and I would like to pray specifically for one each day. Today would you join me in praying for Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr. who leads the court? A Harvard graduate, he was nominated as Chief Justice by President George W. Bush and has served the court for ten years this September."

"Pray for Justice Clarence Thomas who has served on the court for over 23 years. I assure you this affects each and every one of us. There will be a storm of persecution against all people who follow God and His standards if this passes.   Justice Clarence Thomas was appointed to the Supreme Court by President George H.W. Bush in 1991, and has been a wise jurist and consistent defender of the Constitution. In the past, he has voted to uphold the biblical definition of marriage and has indicated that he does not believe there is a Constitutional right to same-sex marriage. Let's pray especially for him today--that he will continue to stand as a voice of truth and wisdom in the face of vehement opposition from gay rights advocates."

"Pray for Justice Antonin Scalia, who was appointed to the court 29 years ago by President Reagan. Pray the Lord will speak to his heart regarding the profound impact this decision will have on Bible-believing Christians in this country."

"Pray for Justice Anthony Kennedy served on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals before being nominated by President Reagan to the Supreme Court in 1988. Some say that Justice Kennedy may likely be the swing vote in the ruling on same-sex marriage being considered now. In the oral arguments phase a few weeks ago, he seemed to understand the vast implications if the court were to "throw away a millennia of marriage..." Pray for him especially, that he will realize the folly in doing just that."

"Pray for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who has served on the Court for over two decades. Those who support same-sex marriage consider her an ally in their fight to toss God's Holy Word aside. As the Supreme Court continues to deliberate over the constitutionality of same-sex marriage, let's pray that Justice Ginsburg's eyes would be opened to the truth of Scripture and that she would not be deceived by the arguments of those who seek to impose their "new morality" on our nation."

"Pray for Justice Samuel Alito. As advocates of same-sex marriage made their case before the Supreme Court in April, Justice Samuel Alito asked a pointed question: "Suppose we rule in your favor in this case and then after that, a group consisting of 2 men and 2 women apply for a marriage license. Would there be any ground for denying them that license?" Justice Alito seems to understand that ruling in favor of same-sex marriage would have far reaching implications. Today join me in praying that Justice Alito will have wisdom and stand strong for what we know is God's unchanging truth-- Marriage is between 1 man and 1 woman."

"Pray for Justice Elena Kagan.  Last year, she officiated at a same-sex wedding for her former law clerk. In 2013, Kagan—who was appointed in 2010 by President Obama—voted to strike down the federal Defense of Marriage Act which stated that marriage is between one man and one woman. There seems to be no doubt about how she is leaning as the nation awaits the Supreme Court's decision on the constitutionality of same-sex marriage. Today please pray that she will see the danger of deciding to go against God's law and standards."

"Pray for Justice Sonia Sotomayor was born to a family of immigrants and grew up in public housing in the Bronx. She is a great example of someone who reached the American Dream through hard work and determination. Unfortunately, she is also an example of someone who seems to be very misguided on the issue of same-sex marriage. She voted to strike down the federal Defense of Marriage Act in 2014, and homosexual advocates consider her an ally in their fight to make same-sex marriage the law of the land. Let's pray for Justice Sotomayor to have the wisdom to know that as a society we cannot survive if we turn our back on God's standards and His definition of marriage."

Pray for Justice Stephen G. Breyer.  I could not find information about his voting record on Rev. Graham's Facebook page.  I did find that he was appointed by President Bill Clinton, who has well-known liberal and anti-Biblical views.  Please pray that Justice Breyer will maintain common sense and the wise standard of Biblical marriage for our country. 

This quote from Rev. Graham says it all:

"I commend Barronelle Stutzman for living by the Biblical principles of her Christian faith, no matter the cost. She says in the Washington Post, "We've always heard that same-sex marriage would never affect anyone aside from the same-sex couples who wanted to be married. But a judge recently told me that my freedom to live and work according to my beliefs about marriage expired the day same-sex marriage became the law in my state."

I often hear quotes in the media to the effect that the "majority of Americans" agree with same-sex marriage.  It is interesting to note, however, that I've observed states vote on the issue and defeat it.  Appeals courts have then over-ruled the will of the people.  

This issue has immense and far-reaching effects on so many areas of our lives as Americans. For more information about how this issue will affect you, read this POST.  Also, we must pray for the homosexuals to accept G-d's view and to be set free from their bondage. 

We must pray, and add feet to our prayers. Contact your Supreme Court and your state and national representatives and let your voice be heard.  Tell them you stand for G-d's command on marriage - only between 1 man and 1 woman. 


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Pray for the Supreme Court

This message was sent by Focus on the Family and I think we must add this to our prayers for the upcoming election:

The Nov. 6 election is just days away! While many messages are competing for your interest right now, there's one critical issue I'd like to bring to your attention.

It involves the highest judicial court in the land, and it's a lifetime appointment.

Four members of the U.S. Supreme Court are at least 74 years old, making it very likely that the next president will make two or even three appointments to the Court in the coming four to eight years. Right now, the general balance of the court is more conservative than liberal on many of the biblical issues we care about. That composition could certainly shift leftward with the appointment of justices whose judicial philosophy leans toward creating law rather than interpreting the U.S. Constitution.
That means future cases concerning the protection of innocent human life, the definition of marriage and our religious freedom all hang in the balance right now.

Marriage is shaping up to be the headline issue of the upcoming term as the Court is being asked to look at several cases involving laws favoring one-man, one-woman marriage. Life and religious liberty lie at the heart of challenges to the new healthcare law's use of taxpayer dollars to fund abortion and its new regulations forcing employers to fund contraceptives and possible abortion-causing drugs in their company health plans.

Please join me in praying for the upcoming election—that G-d would have mercy on our country and that pro-family values would prevail at the ballot box!