God hates the sin, not the sinner.  Use the building across the street as a reminder to pray for the homosexuals every time you see it.  That is the best way to respond.

‘God hates the sin, not the sinner,’ does not appear in the Bible. The saying was actually coined by cow-worshipper Mahatma Gandhi and was then popularized into ‘Christianity’ by money-grubber Billy Graham. Please see some of scores of verses that show God’s hatred of sinners, not just their sins, such as Ps. 22:14, Ps. 5:5, Rom. 9:13. The hatred of God is not a base human passion – it is one of His divine attributes, as is His love and mercy (which are reserved for the penitent). The hatred of God is merely His fixed determination to punish the wicked in hell for their sins. The sodomite rainbow house is merely another manifestation of wicked men declaring their sin as Sodom – not at all being ashamed of their sin, but instead proudly manifesting it. Quit treating serious moral issues of sin, hell and eternity so cavalierly. You don’t get to define the terms of ‘response’ to proud sin by God and His people – He’s already done that and we follow His commandment in that regard.

Thanks for writing.

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See Westboro’s video presentation, here: http://bit.ly/10rZb2Z

WBC recently had the privilege of standing outside the United States Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C. with my “Fags Doom Nations” and “America is Doomed” signs.  Now that’s finger-licking good stuff right there!

Inside, the Supreme Court was trying to decide whether or not Christ meant it when He said God the Mighty Creator created them male and female, and those two (i.e. one male and one female) shall be one in marriage.  The mighty brains at work in the court’s majestic hearing room were pondering that question up one side and down another.  Did Christ really mean that was the one and only true description of marriage, or was he just joshing?!  When the Lord Jesus said one male and one female, did he accidentally misspeak, and did he really mean one male and one male or, possibly, one female and one female?  Then one of those $1,000 an hour lawyers piped up along these lines:  “Beings as how I’m a really smart lawyer and all, maybe I should throw around some phrases like ‘due process’, ‘equal protection’ and ‘federalism’ when analyzing what Christ really meant.”  And on and on it went.

Meanwhile, back outside on the front steps, WBC members were surrounded by thousands of screeching and howling sodomites.  You know, those people the Bible says are constantly churning like troubled ocean waves casting up filth, mire and muck 24/7?  (Isaiah 57:20).  Make no mistake, the Supreme Court could give these tortured souls everything they are asking for in these cases, and before the sun went down that very day, they would have another laundry list of demands.  THEY ARE NEVER SATISFIED!

But as I reflected in the middle of the mob outside the Supreme Court building and in the shadow of the Capitol’s dome, I thought of John the Baptist, the voice of one crying in the wilderness.  (John 1:23)

WBC is a voice, and we are enjoined to cry.  Our voice is crying in this end time wilderness, and that term “wilderness” denotes awful desolation from which there is no hope of deliverance.

“Wilderness” also conveys the notion of many towns and cities – this is a traveling voice.

As a voice, WBC is a witness for the true and living God and we are plainly telling you the ways of the Lord, primarily His coming wrath and judgment.

A voice, by its nature, passes away, but only after it has done its work.  Rest assured, this voice will not be here forever, but only so long as the Lord will have us to do this work.  Time is running out, my friends.

WBC’s voice cries; it is not a small voice, but a very loud and piercing one.  We lift up our voice like a trumpet and deliver this message with great zeal and fervency.

Finally, the passage also suggests a lonely or solitary voice.  Massive media coverage of these recent Supreme Court arguments on same-sex marriage often referred to WBC as the only dissenting voice on this vital question.

Hey, it’s a grueling job, but we are happy to do it.

Amen!

WBC VIDEO NEWS PRESENTATION: http://signmovies.com/?tab=news&vid=20130403rejoice

On the eve of the full institution of fag marriage in this evil country, Westboro Baptist Church is rejoicing. You see, rebels, your dastardly deed which demonstrates your total reprobation—the imagination of the thoughts of your heart are only evil continually – means that our Lord Jesus Christ is soon returning to redeem us from this filthy generation and destroy this world. Why do we rejoice?

For God’s people, the joy of the Lord is their strength: safety, stronghold, refuge, protection (Neh. 8:10).  A defining attribute of God’s elect in the earth is their joyfulness; the fruit of the Spirit is joy (Gal. 5:22), and that joy can no man take from us (Jn. 16:22).  It is the duty of God’s people to serve Him with joyfulness, and with gladness of heart; in fact, service to God doesn’t count if it’s not done joyfully (Deut. 28:47; see also Ex. 35:29, 2 Cor. 9:7, Heb. 10:34, on cheerful/willing/joyful giving). There are at least nine distinct things from God in which His servants rejoice.

1. Above all, we rejoice in His salvation (Ps. 35:9; Isa. 25:9; Isa. 61:10; Zech. 9:9).  We rejoice because our sins are forgiven (Mt. 9:2), and because our names are written in heaven (Lk. 10:20).  We will rejoice with our brethren before the White Throne (Rev. 4, 7 & 20), and rejoice exceedingly when the marriage of the Lamb and New Jerusalem is come (Rev. 19:7; Isa. 65:17-19).
2. We rejoice when communing with and seeing the faith of our co-elect on this earth (Php. 2:29; 1 Th. 2:20 & 3:6-9; Lk 1:44). We find great joy in the love of the brethren and it refreshes our bowels (Phil. 1:7) and our spirit (2 Cor. 7:13). There is joy in heaven over one sinner who repenteth (Lu. 15:7); we have no greater joy than to hear that our co-elect walk in the truth (3 John 1:4); and we joy when beholding the stedfastness of the faith of God’s people (Col. 2:5).
3. We rejoice in the preaching of the truth of God. The receiving of the preached word is joy to the preacher and hearer (1 Jn. 1:4; 2 Jn. 1:4, 12; 3 Jn. 1:3).  We receive the word with much joy (1 Th. 1:6); there is joy and peace in believing (Rom. 15:13); the words are the joy and rejoicing of our hearts (Jer. 15:16); and Mt. Zion, from whence the words flow, is the joy of the whole earth (Ps. 48:2; see also 1 Sam. 52:7; Rom. 10:15).
4. God’s people rejoice when God delivers them from their enemies. Our mouths are filled with laughter and our tongue with singing when God delivers His people (Ps. 126:1-2; Ps. 9:2). Happy art the people saved by the LORD (Deut. 33:29; 1 Sam. 18:6). God’s people rejoice and give thanks when delivered (e.g., Ex. 15 & 18:9; Lev. 23 [delivered from Egypt]; Esther 8:17 [delivered from Haman]; Judges 5 [delivered from Sisera]; 2 Chr. 23:13 (delivered from evil Queen Athaliah]; Jer. 30:19 & 31:4 [delivered from Babylonian captivity]). We give God thanks in the great congregation, because he rescues our souls from destruction (Ps. 35:17-18).
5. God’s people rejoice in affliction & reproaches.  We rejoice when we are partakers of Christ’s suffering (1 Pet. 1:8 & 4:13), and when men revile and persecute us, and say all manner of evil against us falsely for Christ’s sake (Mt. 5:11).  We are exceeding joyful in all our tribulation (2 Cor. 7:4); and full of cheer, knowing Christ has overcome the world (Jn. 16:33).  If we be reproached for the name of Christ, happy are we (1 Pet. 4:14), and when we are reproached for righteousness’ sake (1 Pet. 3:14). (Also see Lk. 6:22-23; James 1:2 & 5:11; and 1Pet 1:6.)
6. God’s people find joy in obedience.  He that keepeth the law, happy is he (Prov. 29:8). When we know these things–our duty to God and each other–and do them, happy are we (John 13:17). Paul rejoiced in the obedience of the church at Colosse (Col. 2:5); and was glad at the obedience of the elect in Rome (Rom. 16:19), for happy is the man that walketh in his ways (Ps. 128:1-2).  The congregation of Israel rejoiced when King Hezekiah restored things to proper obedient order in the house of God (2 Chr. 30).  When the temple was restored after the Babylonian captivity by obedient people, they shouted aloud and wept with joy (Ezra 3:12-13).  We eat our bread with joy, and drink our wine with a merry heart, when God accepts our works (Ecc. 9:7); and those that are upright in heart shout for joy (Ps. 32:11).
7. God’s people rejoice when they are corrected and perfected by God, because happy is the man whom God correcteth (Job. 5:17); whom the LORD loveth he correcteth (Pr. 3:12); whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth (Heb. 12:6).  We gladly rejoice in infirmities (2 Cor. 12:9-10, 13:9), because the trying of our faith is more precious than gold (1 Pet. 1:7), and perfects faith (Eph. 4:12; 1 Th. 3:10).
8. God’s people find joy in the fulfillment of His promises (1 Ki. 8:56); happy is that people whose God is the LORD (Ps. 144:15), and whose hope is the LORD his God (Ps. 146:5). Though now we see him not, yet believing, we rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of glory (1 Pet. 1:8).
9. God’s people rejoice when they see His righteous judgment on the wicked. We make a joyful noise because the LORD cometh to judge the earth righteously (Ps. 98; 96:11-13; 67:4; 9:2). We rejoice when God avenges the blood of his servants, and renders vengeance to his adversaries (Dt. 32:43).  The righteous shall rejoice when he seeth the vengeance: he shall wash his feet in the blood of the wicked, because He is a God that judgeth in the earth (Ps. 58:10-11). Zion is glad and rejoices at the LORD’s judgments (Ps. 97:8). When God carries away the scattered wicked in a whirlwind, we rejoice in the LORD and glory in the Holy One of Israel (Isa. 41:16).

So, don’t you wish you lived in the land that flows with milk and honey like us unworthies at Westboro Baptist Church?

FOR WESTBORO’S VIDEO PRESENTATION, CLICK HERE: http://bit.ly/Yz0OHQ

This past week, the Lord God has shone the brightest of white hot spotlights on what we rightly call the fag media juggernaut – directed by the hand of his majesty the devil. Juxtaposed in the many of the world’s media outlets are two figures, both thought of in the main as religious men – one almost universally thought of as a righteous, good man – the other almost universally thought of as an unrighteous, evil man.

On one hand we see Fred Phelps – universally vilified Pastor of Westboro Baptist Church. The past week has brought fanciful accusations by the world’s media of racism, though he championed civil rights for African americans in Kansas at a crucial time in this nation’s history – the 1960’s and 70’s. He was instrumental in forcing the reopening of the landmark Brown vs. Topeka Board of Education – a case whose directives were not being followed in the city it was named for, and was given awards and honored by the NAACP for his civil rights work. The NAACP, folks.

The world’s media has suggested (in vain hope) that Pastor Phelps, a preacher of righteousness in an untoward generation, a man who is known the world over for the theologically supercharged phrase ‘God Hates Fags’  is secretly gay. Pastor Phelps has been married to the wife of his youth for 60 years. He has 13 children, he labors in the word every day of his life, has hazarded his life for the cause of God and truth in the earth, has humbled himself to the living God in every meaningful way a man can do so in this lifetime and in a bold stroke of divine irony, is the ONLY MAN most of you have every been aware of, who loves you enough, by a Bible standard, to tell you the truth – and NOT lie to you about vital and sobering concepts like – your sin, your manner of life – your eternal prospects – Heaven, Hell – what the Bible really says. The world’s media vilifies, demonizes and marginalizes the preaching of Fred Phelps, and his person, for only one reason: you hate the doctrines of the Bible and refuse to think of yourselves as fettered to them. You hate the notion that God will cast you into Hell for your stark rebellion – and Pastor Fred Phelps, and the rest of us at Westboro Baptist Church, are the only ones in the world who remind you of such things. So you lie about us, you wish for and plot our deaths, and you stir the rabble against us.

If it weren’t for Pastor Phelps’ faith and his adamant, insistent, Bible-based preaching, you would all like him – he is intelligent, warm, funny and has a big personality. He is waaay more like-able than Jennifer Lawrence. Waaay. We therefore thank God for your lies, misinformation and half-truths – knowing that this is all evidence that we are on the right track. Consider the scripture:

Blessed are ye, when men shall revile you, and persecute you, and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely, for my sake.  Rejoice, and be exceeding glad: for great is your reward in heaven: for so persecuted they the prophets which were before you (Matthew 5:12).

This, juxtaposed against the incessant fawning that the world’s media agents have done over Pope Frank, the new leader of the largest, most well-organized pedophile machine in history. Hundreds of high-profile media stories have been written, filmed and voiced about the new pope, who has taken over from the old pope, who resigned from a lifetime office, amidst controversy that scandal had become too much for Ratzinger to take. Ya think? Here are the facts, from a Bible perspective. Every time anyone puts so much as a penny in the plate at any catholic church, the world over, he is paying the salary of pedophile rapists. Every time. Don’t think for one second that, even if your local priest doesn’t diddle children, that the money isn’t used to pay pedophiles elsewhere. The money doesn’t stay local in the catholic church. Every parking lot of every catholic church ought to be empty – no one should cross the threshold of such an evil place, and yet more than one seventh of the world’s population claims this idolatrous monster as the source of moral guidance. It would literally be less cruel to catholic children if their parents laid them all down in the streets and drove over them with their cars than it would for them to take the children into those churches. And if the pedophilia weren’t enough, the catholic church teaches heresies, lies and perversions of scripture as doctrine – having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof.

One of the names of the Lord Jesus Christ is THE WORD – and the catholics reject that word, and so reject Christ. And yet the media mutts fawn. This evil juxtaposition accomplished by the world’s media in this past week, and every week, shines a bright spotlight not only on the evil hearts of those perpetrating the lies, but on those who gobble them up – the consuming public. And what you have meant for evil, God has meant for good. All of what you have done – lying about good men and glamorizing evil men, will redound to the everlasting glory of God and will similarly redound to your everlasting shame. We thank God for the evil media – He uses it to convey His word, blinding your eyes, stopping up your ears and hardening your hearts.

For more about the pedophile, boy-raping monster, go to www.PriestsRapeBoys.Com.

For more on the fag juggernaut that glorifies sin and vilifies righteousness, go to www.GodHatesTheMedia.com.  And be sure to follow @WBCSays for all things Westboro.