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Jonathan Cahn’s Explosive Message to Biden Victim of Suppression
Rabbi Jonathan Cahn, author of the blockbuster bestseller The Harbinger II: The Return, has issued a mind-blowing prophetic message for newly elected U.S. President Joe Biden. Cahn released his powerful, eye-opening message in a video on Jan. 25, 2021, just days after the inauguration.
But Cahn, like a growing number of conservative Christians, found himself a victim of the recent escalation of cancel culture that leaves those not aligned with the Left “canceled” on social media, their platforms broken and delegitimized.
Although his video reached more than 1 million viewers its first day of release, it appears that Google and YouTube both tried to suppress it. The main video was removed from all searches, even those on Cahn’s own YouTube page. YouTube also added a line to the top of Cahn’s page that reads as follows:
To Christians Who Voted for Biden: Did You Not See This Coming?
For the last four years, those of us who voted for Donald Trump and who identify as committed followers of Jesus have been asked incessantly, “How could you vote for him? If you truly believe in what is written in Scripture, how could you vote for a man like Trump?”
Now, the tables are turned, and that same question must be asked of those who identify as committed followers of Jesus and who voted for Joe Biden. How could you do it? Did you not see the radical, destructive, anti-Christian policy decisions he would make?
As for the justification of our vote for Trump, our argument has been simple: We agreed that Trump’s character and personality could be negative and destructive. But we hoped that the good policy decisions he would make, decisions of massive life-or-death death proportions, would outweigh his character flaws.
Why Christians Need to Celebrate Black History Month
At the start of Black History Month, this video from Pastor Matt Chandler echoes timely words of encouragement for believers, especially in light of the racial reconciliation efforts that have happened over the last year.
“Let’s grow together as a family,” he proclaims. And that family, he clarifies, has roots in faith communities not typically found in the history books. It’s time to set the record straight, Chandler believes. “So our roots as Christians and our roots as America and the things that we would celebrate, a lot of this has been built by those who are African American or African descent.”
As America celebrates the heritage of our Black brothers and sisters, let believers be the first step toward continued reconciliation. Watch the full video now. {eoa}
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