On the False Conception of Inviolable World Leadership

 The concept that the king can do no wrong is false. The whole community does not hinge on it if we all know that all of humanity is evil but Christ's slaves are righteous in Him and, uniquely, have the ability to do what is right by His Spirit of Holiness in the Resurrection from death, which is the outcome of sin.

The concept that the king can do no wrong is supported by the false assumption that if the king is undermined then the kingdom is undermined, but that is false. We know it's false by many, many (many) examples. Just loads of them. It's patently false (can I put it more strongly?!)! The king isn't even the real leadership, and governance is not vitally connected with politics, though the lies that politics affords seems to cover those who control those middle managers who do the governing.

Kingdoms, nations, states, and empires come and go, but Satan's rulership has been and will remain unbroken until the King of Kings (that's God's Christ, our Master Jesus) comes back to show us all how it should have always been done right.

The concept that the king can do no wrong and that nations must be shielded from the wide exposure of their stupendously insane evils - that concept won't stand forever, because it, like all lies, are doomed to failure, just as all evil is. Praise God that He holds back the tyranny from progressing further than it has. Antichrist will have his moment, but it will inevitably fail, and he will invariably collapse into the untenable nature of his commitment to wickedness, and God's own people will be so glad, and Christ will be so glorified. Smile. Thank God, even now, as He rules in the hearts of His own people. Amen!

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