Commenting on Tuesday's presidential election, Reverend Franklin Graham said the media and political pundits do not understand what happened because they do not understand the "God-factor," the power of prayer, and added that "God intervened" on Nov. 8 "to stop the godless, atheistic, progressive agenda from taking control of our country."
In a Nov. 10 post on Facebook, Rev. Graham wrote, "Did God show up? In watching the news after the election, the secular media keep asking 'How did this happen?' 'What went wrong?' 'How did we miss this?' Some are in shock. Political pundits are stunned. Many thought the Trump/Pence ticket didn’t have a chance. None of them understand the God-factor."
"While the media scratches their heads and tries to understand how this happened, I believe that God’s hand intervened Tuesday night to stop the godless, atheistic progressive agenda from taking control of our country," said Rev. Graham, the son of world-renowned pastor Billy Graham.
"President-elect Donald J. Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence are going to need a lot of help and they will continue to need a lot of prayer," he said.
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6 comments:
I agree. God showed us what evil was like the last 8 years,and what it could do to us. Now God is stepping in and we should pray he uses Mr Trump to make America great again.
We are in trouble now , they will blame us again because we had God on our side , no fair , we cheated .
However , Trump has a large mess to clean up after obama , keep praying people , it works .
Remember God sent Joe Albero to pave the way for His Annointed One- Donald Trump, much the same way that He sent John the Baptist to herald the coming of Christ! Glory Be!
There is a reason why Billy Graham is called world-renowned and Franklin is not.
Pure apostasy.
God had nothing to do with it.
Nothing at all.
Mr. Trump was much better than Hillary.
But he does not represent the Father.
I'm sure his daddy, Billy Graham wouldn't agree with him.
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