Pray for Iowa's Rep. Steve King. He knows what Jesus Felt.
 

It was an emotional experience to hear our Godly U.S. Representative Steve King describe his experience of walking into the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives to have almost every one of 400 members vote to censure him. He said it made him understand how Jesus felt as he walked toward the cross with bystanders heckling Him.

His experience was several months ago. The Easter season and reading again the experience of Jesus brought it all back, he said. We need to pray for Rep. King that he muster the strength to carry on. His remarks about the virtues of white supremacy should not have been met with ridicule and harassment.

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Re: Pray for Iowa's Rep. Steve King. He knows what Jesus Felt.
 

I am praying fervently for Rep. King but also praying for the people of the United States to realize once and for all that discrimination is a scourge upon our society that was brought on by the ineptitude of the lesser races. If we were truly created equal, why would we have so many differences? It's like Pastor Ezekiel said in one of his radio sermons, "It isn't racism if it's preached out of truth and love." :D

Re: Pray for Iowa's Rep. Steve King. He knows what Jesus Felt.
 

I don't like talking about this topic of racism as I sadly came into this world and came across this controversial issue. If you have watched "12 years a slave" .its quite wadding, why the so much differences on this dark planet earth.I for once feel strongly that all this colour sentiments, divisions and strife has been stated In the Holy Bible. I am in a country of majority blacks.and I can't count how many times I have been called words like "yellow" or "white" or a times " albino! when I get my mind off colour race stuffs and don't ever think about it,I feel more at peace.:thumbsup::innocent: