Saw a man I arrested years ago. Pulled up next to me today while I was driving off duty. He yells out the window โIs that you Joseph?โ I looked to the right and recognized him immediately. I said โYupโ. Now here I am thinking this was going to go bad, so I got ready.
When I arrested him he made a few threats. But I also remember telling him I would pray that God would show him another path. I then put a note in his property bag with hopes when his anger subsided, he would read it when he was released. What I wrote on it came from the heart. I saw something in him that he didnโt at the time.
Before the light changed, he said โI remember that note Joseph. It was right on time. God bless you king!.โ He drove off. As I made a right turn, I took my hand off my gun and smiled. A seed I planted years ago, had taken root.
It just another reminder that my work was not in vain , and that praying for your enemies, though unnatural, is not about you at times. Itโs about God using you as an instrument to change others.
@JuicyAtl@Theos512@Harvie3Culley I had nothing handed to me. I've worked for every cent I have, hard work, work you wouldn't or couldn't do.
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So save your easy excuse and find something new to blame.
โEvery voter in a federal . . . election . . . has a right under the Constitution to have his vote fairly counted, without its being distorted by fraudulently cast votes.โ
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Violators deserve punishment severe enough to deter future lawlessness.
Auditor filming late ballot drop-offs at post office, and postal worker attacks guy, ripping off his glasses.
What are they so afraid of cameras in there for?
What are postal workers hiding?