Islam as a Tool of Judgment

By Bill Wilson

Daily Jot News Service

WASH–Apr 30–DJNS–Yesterday after our Bible study, we got into a discussion about travel. One of our friends says he refuses to fly because the White House has made it such an indignant process. He made the point that we tell our kids all the time to not talk to strangers, yet the one exception is the TSA agent who is allowed to not only ask your child questions, expecting answers, but also allowed to grope your child ostensibly for weapons or weapon components. Another recently relayed the story when she last visited her grand children. After going through the xray machine, a male TSA agent smiled at her and said, “You just made my day.” All this because of Islamic terrorists. But is it necessary? Is it judgment?

There must be a better way. Israel, for example, has a great system. The last time I was there, it was not invasive. It was matter of fact. It was professional. It was serious. It was also very efficient. The problem here is that there is one somewhat small group of people who are making it difficult on a large group of people. If there were no Islamic terrorists, the security at airports could be minimized and millions, if not billions, of dollars could be saved. But Islam’s true meaning is submission to allah–their cultic god that they have convinced even the elect is the same as YHVH. In a sense, Islam has brought the world into submission–at least at airports. 

It would seem that the Federal Bureau of Investigation is also under submission to Islam. The New York Times Sunday Review wrote about terrorist plots “hatched” by the FBI. The story relates how the FBI says it is regularly saving Americans from “lethal terrorist plots.” In reality, the Times concludes, the FBI is facilitating terrorist dramas through undercover agents posing as terrorists to entrap other terrorists. The Times questions, “This is legal, but is it legitimate? Without the FBI, would the culprits commit violence on their own?” Of course, the Times is likely taking the side of poor Muslims who are enticed into being home-grown terrorists. They really don’t want to hurt anybody, the Times submits.

Perhaps most Americans believe the world views their nation as one who follows the Golden Rule in Matthew 7:12, “Everything whatsoever you desire that people should do for you, do likewise for them.” In reality, the world views America much differently because of US government actions. My friends in Ghana, for example, are well reminded of CIA initiated coups. Though they like Americans, many are suspicious of America. Isaiah 29:15 says, “Woe to those who burrow down deep to hide their plans from YHVH. They work in the dark and say to themselves ‘Nobody sees us, nobody knows us.’” What our government has done in darkness has helped bring judgment to light. But who is the government, but We thePeople? Do the righteous cry out: “Time to repent. Time to act”?

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