Leviticus contains some of the most fascinating details about the laws, feasts, and rituals in the Old Testament. If you dive in deep, most of these chapters have incredible symbolic relationships that connect it with the New Testament.
Even further, the text can symbolically connect with nations to this day.
Many Christians skip or skim these sections because of their complexity, instead of really diving in deep. It is a tragedy that they do so, because so many answers are found within the old law.
For instance, Leviticus 18-20 perfectly explains what is happening to the United States, even though it was written to travelling Israelites thousands of years ago.
It clearly details the punishment currently being inflicted against Heritage Americans.
For example, early Leviticus 18 talks about the laws of sexual morality—Something the United States has completely abandoned. It demands things such as:
20 Moreover you shall not lie carnally with your neighbor’s wife, to defile yourself with her. 21 And you shall not let any of your descendants pass through the fire to Molech, nor shall you profane the name of your God: I am the Lord. 22 You shall not lie with a male as with a woman. It is an abomination. 23 Nor shall you mate with any animal, to defile yourself with it. Nor shall any woman stand before an animal to mate with it. It is perversion.
Okay, so no adultery, abortion, profaning God, sodomy/homosexuality, or beastiality.
So, everything that America not only condones but encourages, promotes worldwide, and worships as “pride” (minus maybe beastiality, but I am sure that is coming too).
Great.
But God says what he will do to those nations that commit such acts in the same chapter:
24 ‘Do not defile yourselves with any of these things; for by all these the nations are defiled, which I am casting out before you. 25 For the land is defiled; therefore I visit the punishment of its iniquity upon it, and the land vomits out its inhabitants. 26 You shall therefore keep My statutes and My judgments, and shall not commit any of these abominations, either any of your own nation or any stranger who dwells among you.
God is just. He doesn’t even allow strangers (temporary migrants/refugees/transients) to do these wicked things in the land. Yet, here we are, doing them ourselves.
The Indians that came before us were savages. They did ritual sacrifice, worshipped weird fake gods and their ancestors, and had very little sexual morality. God vomited them out and gave the land to us.
Now we are doing ritual sacrifice, worshipping weird fake gods and ethnics, and have very little sexual morality. So what is God doing to us? We are being replaced—Vomited out.
That was Leviticus 18. Leviticus 19 goes into even more of the laws that we are breaking (no idols, no giving children to Moloch, honor parents, be separated from the worldly people, do not be greedy, no stealing/cheating, keep justice in the system, do not hate your brother, etc.), and then Leviticus 20 details the individual penalties that God desires for breaking those laws.
The final, ultimate punishment in Lev 20 for rejection should sound very familiar:
22 ‘You shall therefore keep all My statutes and all My judgments, and perform them, that the land where I am bringing you to dwell may not vomit you out. 23 And you shall not walk in the statutes of the nation which I am casting out before you; for they commit all these things, and therefore I abhor them.
We are now walking in the statues of the nation which were cast out before us. America’s story is incredibly similar to the Israelites.
Tolerance to the sins of man won’t save us from this punishment. Only tolerance for God’s law will.
Anything less than that full return will not save us. It does not matter what the experts think is best, what the cultural institutions manipulate, or what the grey masses (normies) want.
We have to go back to Christendom, or we will be vomited out of this land. God promises us that much.
A Christian, husband, father, and American dissident. Join him in seeking truth and sipping sweet tea during the collapse of the American Empire. You can find more of his work at hiddendominion.com. Eph. 5:11.
Amen to that, thank you very much.
Let me once again recommend “Usury in Christendom” and “The Occult Renaissance Church of Rome” by Michael Hoffman. I too have done research on the occult in our own criminal modern medicine, which is bringing about a terrible punishment, but am not a published author. Am a reading grandma, of southern roots and ROC faith, surrounded by children. Happy Thanksgiving.
I never thought about the Native Americans being evicted by the Europeans for the sins through a Biblical lens. It’s an interesting thought -as well as a tragic one- because we are experiencing what they are now via mass migration. Good article!
Sticking with this logic, is it then accurate to say that God is using Jesus-hating Israelis (who are predominantly Jews) to ‘evict’ Gazans from Palestine? Just asking. Maybe the Plains Indians could have been exposed to the Gospel before the Yankees Sheridan and Custer ‘evicted’ them. Of course Custer (who notably shot Confederates in the back) got his just desserts at the Battle of Greasy Grass (what the Yankee Imperials referred to as Little Big Horn.)
“Sticking with this logic, is it then accurate to say that God is using Jesus-hating Israelis (who are predominantly Jews) to ‘evict’ Gazans from Palestine? Just asking.”
Probably. In the Bible, God often uses evil nations to punish other nations. This seems to be an example of evil targeting evil. Like the invasion of the Northern Kingdom, for instance.
Deuteronomy 28 goes into a great deal of detail as to how God punishes people who knew Him but defied and left Him.
Great addition to include here. Thanks Joe.
Excellent.Excellent Kaiser.I am going to reread this tomorrow several times.Great work.Christ is Lord.We should all thank the Heavenly Father each day for all He has done for us.He is with us in our darkest hour.We must never be bitter or taken with pride but be thankful for all the times the good Lord has been beside us and carried us.I am a sinner and undeserving of His love so I am grateful that He gave me good parents who loved God and Jesus.I feel very sad for all those who never learned about the Lord and had a very bad start.But God will find a way to bring each of us to His Son and thus to Him.Just accept.
Appreciate the comment Roy. God bless you.