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The Amish Voice 4

homosexual lifestyle, but appoints

homosexual leaders in church positions.

Other church denominations in America

are also bowing under the pressure, and

giving in to the loud and forceful

homosexual crowd.

You may be surprised to know that a

man, originally from the Amish, runs a

gay and lesbian website. When you first

go on his home page, you will read the

big bold headlines:

WELCOME TO

LGBTAMISH.COM

,

THE WORLD'S FIRST AND ONLY

NETWORK FOR LESBIAN, GAY,

BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENDERED

AMISH AND EX-AMISH.

The owner of this website, James

Schwartz from Michigan, goes on

to say that his ultimate goal

is to reach out to Amish,

former

Amish,

and

Mennonites

who

are

living in the closet. He

believes there are

many.

How in the

world did we

ever get to

this place?

Not only are

the

scriptures

clear about

God’s view

of

sexual

wickedness,

but the very act of homosexuality is far

removed from common sense. Two men

cannot reproduce, and neither can two

women. How blind and ugly can it get?

When will all this crazy stuff end?

Think of the wicked cities known in the

Bible as Sodom and Gomorrah.

According to the New Testament book of

Jude, Sodom and Gomorrah and the

surrounding cities were burned to the

ground for two reasons:

1. Sexual wickedness

2. Our example

Even as Sodom and Gomorrah, and

the cities about them in like manner,

giving

themselves

over

to

fornication, and going after strange

flesh, are set forth for an example,

suffering the vengeance of eternal

fire (Jude 1:7).

If we look at Genesis, chapter 19, we find

that brimstone and fire came down from

heaven. When

Abraham

looked

toward

the

cities,

he

saw what

looked like

a

smoldering

furnace.

Then the

LORD

rained

upon

Sodom

and upon

Gomorrah

brimstone and

fire from the LORD

out of heaven (Genesis

19:24).

And Abraham got up early in the

morning … looked toward Sodom

and Gomorrah, and toward all the

land of the plain, and beheld, and,

lo, the smoke of the country went up

as the smoke of a furnace (Genesis

19:27-28).

In Matthew 11:24 Jesus said:

But I

say unto you, that it shall be more

tolerable for the land of Sodom in

the Day of Judgment, than for thee.

Is it possible – Oh, God forbid – that

someone in my family or yours would

ever turn out to be gay or lesbian? The

thought sends shivers down my spine! It

all seems dirty, impossible, and just plain

sick to the core! But when I consider the

scriptures, I am reminded again that no

person, no family, no community, and no

culture of people will escape the last days

of horror.

My comfort and strength comes from

knowing I am born of the Spirit, as Jesus

said in John chapter 3. Also, I find great

comfort in knowing that others before us

were able to endure because they had

their eyes set on Jesus and His kingdom.

Consider Hebrews, chapter 11:10, 13-16:

For he

[Abraham]

looked for a city

which hath foundations, whose

builder and maker is God.

These all

[Abel, Enoch, Noah,

Abraham, and Sarah]

died in faith,

not having received the promises, but

having seen them afar off, and were

persuaded of them, and embraced

them, and confessed that they were

strangers and pilgrims on the earth.

For they that say such things declare

plainly that they seek a country. And

truly, if they had been mindful of that

country from whence they came out,

they might have had opportunity to

have returned. But now they desire a

better country, that is, an heavenly:

wherefore God is not ashamed to be

called their God: for he hath

prepared for them a city.

—Written by Joe Keim

My precious sons, the Lord is

very clear that we are to flee

sexual sins. I Cor 6:18

Attention Reader!!!

If you have just finished reading

Fornication, Adultery and Homosexuality

, we would like to encourage you to go straight to

pages 11 and 12. Once there, you will find some great resources you can buy for your family library.

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