TheThirdAngel144 Posted January 5, 2018 Posted January 5, 2018 I hope this is the right forum for this. It's more of a current events type of deal, but also has to do with the truth of the theology behind Sunday Laws. With that said, who thinks we are very near the enforcement of the mark of the beast? What we are not witnessing in the world is not only the promotion of Sunday Laws in terms of the calamities (climate change), but we are also seeing people push it forth for working and resting hours as well, for time to rest. You know what their newest avenue for pushing forth Sunday Laws is? To fight against communism. Knowing that America is having a hand-to-hand combat with communism, and communistic ideals itself, Sunday Laws are being promoted to defeat the rise of communism. I'm not making this up. Quote After Polish Catholics lined the country’s 2,000-mile border to pray the “Rosary to the Borders,” ... Poland’s Sejm (lower house of Poland’s parliament) voted last week to phase out shopping on Sundays by 2020. The idea behind the bill is to allow Poles to spend more time with their families and less time shopping on Sundays. ... The Communist ideology behind Sunday volunteer labor was Labor omnia vincit—never-ending work conquered all things—including thinking of and keeping the Lord’s Day Holy. Communists wanted to annihilate God by annihilating Sabbath; annihilate Christianity by annihilating the Day of the Lord—this was part and parcel of the Communist Party ideology. ... Poles know communism and Communist persecution first-hand. They do not want to return to what they have already suffered—restless and irreverent Sundays of the Communist past. Keeping Holy the Lord’s Day is keeping the faith and continuing the tradition. ... Poland is showing Europe the way, and this begins with keeping the Lord’s Day Holy and not shopping on Sundays. http://www.crisismagazine.com/2017/poland-keeps-lords-day-holy Can you say, WOW! We are so much nearer to the end than many may believe! Quote
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