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Americans We Were in Bloomington, MN
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An epitome:
Who can turn the shadowy portents of destiny, or change the course again of that which is meant to be? Do you wonder as I, if it is not too late for America? Or are the glorious days of her past only a remnant of remembrance now? What strange fate may lay in store for this once great nation, and as a people, is it not prudent we should be aware of the grave hour in which we are living, in the light of these foreboding days, such as they are? Reluctantly I say, it would appear America may be approaching the threshold of some forthcoming, fantastic, and final conclusion.
And so a nation hangs in the balance as it were. Divided. Decline and degradation follow. A nation once blessed by an infinite and Almighty God seems blessed no more. What once was proper and fitting is deemed unacceptable in our day. If a great empire should rise and fall, shall it rise again? Never in the annals of recorded history however has a nation risen to such lofty heights in the right of individual liberty than in this great Republic we call America. And yet, the glory is indeed waning.
Does freedom yet ring true in the hearts of those who are willing to sacrifice for its eternal reward? I only ask. Therefore, I invite you to come along with me, following back along the ancient pathways of our ancestors, the ways of God which were tried and true, for they were a people of good report, honorable and upright, righteous in all their ways. We shall walk along the still waters of contemplation; into a vast journey of remembrance you may never forget.
To freedom-loving Americans everywhere, destiny is calling; it lay in the possibility of the impossible, in that utter certainty of hope which is in God, in the eternal reward of His redemption. Glory unto the Father of all Liberty, in God may we trust.
Who can turn the shadowy portents of destiny, or change the course again of that which is meant to be? Do you wonder as I, if it is not too late for America? Or are the glorious days of her past only a remnant of remembrance now? What strange fate may lay in store for this once great nation, and as a people, is it not prudent we should be aware of the grave hour in which we are living, in the light of these foreboding days, such as they are? Reluctantly I say, it would appear America may be approaching the threshold of some forthcoming, fantastic, and final conclusion.
And so a nation hangs in the balance as it were. Divided. Decline and degradation follow. A nation once blessed by an infinite and Almighty God seems blessed no more. What once was proper and fitting is deemed unacceptable in our day. If a great empire should rise and fall, shall it rise again? Never in the annals of recorded history however has a nation risen to such lofty heights in the right of individual liberty than in this great Republic we call America. And yet, the glory is indeed waning.
Does freedom yet ring true in the hearts of those who are willing to sacrifice for its eternal reward? I only ask. Therefore, I invite you to come along with me, following back along the ancient pathways of our ancestors, the ways of God which were tried and true, for they were a people of good report, honorable and upright, righteous in all their ways. We shall walk along the still waters of contemplation; into a vast journey of remembrance you may never forget.
To freedom-loving Americans everywhere, destiny is calling; it lay in the possibility of the impossible, in that utter certainty of hope which is in God, in the eternal reward of His redemption. Glory unto the Father of all Liberty, in God may we trust.
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