Our great constitution is our divinely-inspired charter of freedom and liberty.

Dear Fellow Patriots,
We have previously touched on the great gifts of freedom and liberty our great forefathers secured for us. They believed their great vision of freedom and liberty for all mankind was a divine gift our creator meant for us to have.

One does not have to look far in the Bible to see that the struggle for freedom and liberty has been mans struggle since the dawn of civilization.

Our great forefathers saw similarities in their plight with the oppressive King George III of England, that were likening to those of the children of Israel struggles against oppression in their quest for the promise land.

We find freedom (a physical state of existence) within the political realm of liberty, which is a non-physical state of mind or attitude.

We quote: “But whose looketh into the perfect law of liberty, and continneth therein, he being not a forgetful hearer, but a doer of the work, this man shall be blessed in his deed”

With this passage and many others like it, we can get a glimpse of some of the words that motivated our forefathers to “do the work” of making liberty a reality for us.

Our great constitution is our divinely-inspired charter of freedom and liberty. We must return to it in thought and action if we wish to remain a free people. We should let this message be known to all politicians who choose to represent us in the future.

The passage was from the general epistle of James, Chapter one, verse 25. KJV.
Robert L. Rowe II
Belmont, LA