The Noahide Laws, Trump's False Light, and Trampling of Freedom

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Trump is not a champion of freedom; rather, he is going to trample upon the rights of the people, especially true Christians, with a false light paradigm that feels like Christianity but is the Anti-Christ religion in disguise.

Trump's Forced Religion

Many believe Trump is a champion of Christianity, not understanding that Jesus Christ never forced His beliefs on anyone. The Bible is clear that we are not to force the Gospel but rather "shake the dust off of our feet" when people will not hear or believe our words.

Yet, Trump comes in with disastrous policies that blur the lines of freedom of speech, religion, and separation of church and state:

On top of that, Trump is not promoting the truth of the Bible. He is promoting Noahide Laws, which "sound good" on the surface but have dangerous implications.

The Noahide Laws are rooted in the "Babylonian Talmud" - a complete contrast to the teachings of Jesus Christ. To review, Scripture clearly states we are free from the Old Law in any form, and we are no longer bound by it through Jesus Christ. Moreover, most have not dug deeply into what these laws actually mean if they were applied, so let's explore them.

Implications of Noahide Laws

If Trump is Christian, it makes absolutely no sense for him to be promoting the Noahide Laws in any form, as Christianity is far removed from them in many ways. The Law of Jesus Christ is this:

30 Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.’[a] 31 The second is this: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’[b] There is no commandment greater than these.”

One of the most amazing aspects of Christianity is its freedom in the Law. We are first to love God and others as ourselves, and then everything else hangs on that. When we are acting in the true love of Jesus Christ, there is no law, which transcends legalistic rules and obligations. There is truly no law against love through Jesus Christ. Of course, freedom does not mean we can do whatever we want - we must act in the will and obedience of Jesus Christ. It is a narrow path, it is difficult, and there is no list of Dos and Don'ts as the Pharisees always want. It is the path of love.

So, then, when I look to the Noahide Laws and see the first rule is to make rules, it concerns me. While rules are important, Jesus Christ shows love is the law and trumps all rules and laws; hence, this is exemplified in instances like when He angered the Pharisees by healing on the Sabbath. The Noahide laws are Anti-Christianity. They are Anti-Jesus Christ. They are Anti-Christ.

Moving on, the second law says not to curse God, but who is God according to the Noahide Laws? It certainly isn't Jesus Christ. The same question arises for the third law - not to practice idolatry. Which God does Trump or his followers truly serve? It doesn't look like Jesus Christ to me, especially since Trump has never asked for forgiveness for his sins. Sounds like the pride of Satan to me.

The fourth law is vague - what is illicit sexuality? According to this source, violating this law could be met with capital punishment.

Then, five and six ring true to most - do not practice bloodshed or rob, but aren't these much better summarized with Jesus Christ - not to murder or steal? Didn't Jesus Christ perfect these?

Finally, the seventh law is about not eating flesh from a living animal, which goes against the idea that every moving or living thing is for humans according to Genesis.

So, Trump claims he is Christian, yet he is promoting Noahide laws, rooted in the Talmud. The Talmud has highly controversial views of Jesus Christ, by the way.

Clearly, the promotion of Noahide Laws by Trump is Anti-Christ, but let's dig even deeper. As a Christian, I say we must defend our freedom of religion, speech, and separation of church and state. Why? The people they are going to be coming after are you and me - eventually.

Freedom to Believe

What brought me to Jesus Christ was His freedom. As mentioned earlier, Christianity isn't a list of rules - it's the law of love. Love cannot be put into a list of rules because the loving action often varies from one circumstance to another. The Pharisees had difficulty understanding this, and modern Christians, who have lost touch with Scripture, have lost the way of love.

While America has a lot of problems, it was still founded on some principles, including freedom of religion, speech, and eventually, separation of church and state. Historically, forced conversion rarely works, and many can cite endless historical wars and injustices when it comes to forced religion.

As a Christian, I firmly believe my faith should never be forced on anyone. I attempt to share my views with the world, and I believe people have the freedom to decide if they are truth or not. That is the freedom of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ spoke and declared, but He did not force.

So, then, when I hear Trump is "bringing religion back to this country", I grow a little concerned. First, I do not believe Trump is a real Christian. Secondly, even if he was, he should not be forcing his religion on anyone.

Yet, Trump is NOT a true Christian, which is so obviously apparent by his fruits. Remember, not everyone who professes the name of Jesus Christ is a true Christian, and Jesus says you will know them by their fruits. Though I could probably produce an endless list of Trump's Anti-Christ actions, here are just a few:

I could keep going, but I think most readers get the idea. Again, though, even if Trump was Christian, I still wouldn't support his forced religion - not in schools - not in hospitals - and certainly not in politics.

Why?

It doesn't work, and it's not the law of love.

The separation of church and state is important for everyone. As a Christian, I don't want to send my kids to a school where any view is forced - whether it be Christianity, Judaism, or something else. If I so desire, my kids can go to a private Christian school, and we all have that freedom of choice.

Digging deeper, the Christ Trump is teaching is not one that I want forced on anyone because it is of the Anti-Christ spirit. It is the "false light" that feels like Jesus but it's not. Satan disguises himself as an angel of light, after all.

Ultimately, Trump is posing as a Christian to trample upon the freedoms of true Christians - coming soon.

The Future with Trump

Be careful what you wish for you - you might just get state-sponsored fake Christianity, and that's probably what is coming more than open and blatant forced Satanism - as many have claimed and prophesied.

With Trump, we are going to see (and are already seeing) economic chaos, changing of times and laws, and the trampling of our freedoms.

Trump, ultimately, at his foundations, worships Babylon and the tenets of the Babylonian mindset. To sum up, this is just Satanism with many various occult names. There is nothing new under the sun, and almost all evil can somehow be traced back to Babylon:

The truth is Trump is not a champion of Jesus Christ, and he is not a champion of freedom. Everything he does goes directly against Scripture, and he will be trampling upon the freedoms of true Christians like me and you - claiming we are "Anti-Semetic" with various policies because we call out the Synagogue of Satan.

In fact, we (yes, me and you) we will be called "radical", "Anti-Semitic", and much worse.

First, though, there needs to be a little chaos. Trump can't make this all happen without some type of disastrous 9/11-like situation, and that's coming.

While I am not sure how many of us are out there, I pray we all gather together against this Anti-Christ spirit that has taken over the world in Jesus's name.

Thank you all for reading, and may none of us be deceived. The time is very short.

In fact, we (yes, me and you) we will be called "radical", "Anti-Semitic", and much worse.

First, though, there needs to be a little chaos. Trump can't make this all happen without some type of disastrous 9/11-like situation, and that's coming.

While I am not sure how many of us are out there, I pray we all gather together against this Anti-Christ spirit that has taken over the world in Jesus's name.

Thank you all for reading, and may none of us be deceived. The time is very short.

Lots of love,

Elisha...Lisa...Elizabeth