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Mgs# 1246b A Rebuttal to Gov. Huckabee
Dear Governor Huckabee,

Yesterday, Tue, Nov 13, from a college day room, I overheard a portion of
your interview on some talk show and was sorely disappointed in the host but
equally in your argument. He said that you said people would go to hell for
voting wrong. He then gave you ample opportunity to explain why a person
goes to hell and despite my whispered prayer that you get this one right,
you missed the opportunity with royal disgrace. You chose rather to try and
teach the mocking jeering lost world about a 'bema seat' judgment where
saints will one day stand. Please re-evaluate your profession, if you ever
'had it' you have certainly lost your ability to be a Preacher of the Gospel
of Jesus Christ. Certainly saints will answer for their actions, but you
were not preaching to saints yesterday. You had an ideal opportunity to
explain to a mocking host that people go to hell for rejecting the perfect
redeeming work of the only begotten son of God, that it is not of works lest
any man should boast, that God so loved that world that ….” You absolutely
missed it Mike Huckabee. You left your host and all his jeering fans
thinking their righteous works would determine where they go for eternity.
It is high time to ask yourself what is your profession? You used to be a
Preacher of the Gospel, now you are no more than a governor with no gospel
witness even visible. I have somewhat against thee, because thou hast left
thy first love. Very sad.

An Essay from week # 46, Tuesday, November 13, 2012

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