Without prayer the study of Scripture can turn into a merely intellectual exercise. Prayer without Scripture will lack needed motivation and guidance.
Bill Thrasher

Birds Of A feather Flock Togeth

Birds Of A feather Flock Togeth

Birds of a feather flock
together. When Jesse Jackson made an
address in Cuba on June 27, 1984, the
United Press gave us the following
quotation:

“Love live Cuba, long live the
United States, long live President
Castro, long live Martin Luther King,
long live Che Gueverra, long live
Patrice Lamumba, long live our cry of
freedom, OUR TIME HAS COME.” Notice the personal pronoun: “OUR.” Every man
listed in the “OUR” group was a
dedicated Marxist.

In the Los Angeles Times,
November 28, 1987, Jesse says, “I am
opposed to the death penalty.” In
regards to Jesse’s Christianity, he says (June 1, 1984, Los Angeles Times): “Oh
certainly, absolutely. God has got many names but one residence. You know some people call him God, Allah, Zin, Buddha, but IT is a mighty force. IT is a
mighty creator.”

Sound like anything you ever
read in the New Testament?

Jesse’s New Testament
Christianity is probably best expressed by an article from the Biblical
Scoreboard in December of 1987. There
we read, “He praised Playboy for having a universal appeal of sex on the one
hand and its CHALLENGING INTELLECTUAL
APPEAL on the other.” “Intellectual
appeal”? For what kind of intellect? A thirteen-year-old in the ghetto? Oh,
Jesse is a character! He and Fidel
Castro and Dukakis and Ted Kennedy and
Che Gueverra make up what Jesse calls
“our time.” THANK GOD IT HASN’T COME
YET!