If firm a foundation,

Ye saints of the Lord is laid for your faith in his excellent word.

If you've ever discussed your faith with someone who doesn't know the Lord, you've likely heard this.

You don't really believe the Bible is true, do you?

How can you, when there are so many mistakes in it?

Welcome to Through the Bible.

In this study, our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, presents some striking evidence from the Old Testament book of Neum

that will boost your assurance that God's

word can be trusted. But first, let's continue with Dr. McGee's introduction about the principle by which

God judges nations. Will God judge the United States of America? That is the question. Well,

life creates responsibility. And that is the basis on which he had judged

this nation year. God will judge the United States. The answer is a bold affirmative. There is

no specific prophecy that mentions the United States.

Let's be very careful here, because even by a wild and weird interpretation of prophecy

are the juggling of names, you cannot come up with the United States by name in prophecy.

There's not a scintilla of suggestion in the

word of God relative to this nation. But there are certain principles that God put down by which

he judges all nations. And those great principles are in this little book. And on that basis, he will judge the United States.

You see, the founding of this nation was just a little different

and on an entirely different basis than any other nations.

Men and women came here to worship God

according to the dictates of their conscience. The pilgrims and Puritans are

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