I am the first, and I am the last; and beside me there is no God.
- Isaiah 44:6
“I just can’t believe it’s come to this.” I find myself saying that a lot lately.
In some ways, that’s an odd statement for me to make. After all, I’m a Christian and know the Scriptures. I know who the prince of this world is, and I know how the Lord has wrought destruction on disobedient people throughout the history recorded for us in the Bible. Even a cursory reading of secular history shows that liberty is a precious thing most fleeting.
When I think of my writing over the past several years, the theme of decline and fall, especially the decline and fall of the formerly Christian West, seems always at the forefront of my mind.
And yet for all that, I still find myself shocked when I read the headlines and see the evil of the Covid tyranny unfolding all around me.
When word first began to spread concerning the novel coronavirus last January, I was suspicious but didn’t know fully what to think. Could this be a serious, naturally occurring pandemic, or is there something more at work.
In March of 2020, my employer went 100% work from home, and arrangement that still obtains to this day. At that same time, the lockdowns began, and this helped bring things into focus for me. You don’t lockdown healthy people. That’s one of the first rules of dealing with epidemics. In Leviticus 13, we read God’s prescription for dealing with outbreaks of disease. If someone thought he had a skin disease, he was to show himself to the priest. Depending on the condition, the priest was to follow a particular course of examination. At the end, the priest either would proclaim the person clean or unclean. If the diagnosis was unclean, that person was to go outside the camp.
But note well, it was only sick people who were quarantined, and that only after the due process of examination by the priest. There was no provision in the law of Moses to lockdown all Israel in the hope of preventing the spread of leprosy or any other disease. The law of Moses was individualistic and was concerned with identifying conditions pertaining to individuals. The law of tyrants is collective. Collectivists don’t see individuals; they see the masses.
Another point worth making is that it was through a process of self-examination that anyone would go to a priest as a possible leper. There was no state-enforced leprosy screening program in Israel. One went to a priest for examination on one’s own. This eliminates the idea of forced testing that has been loudly advocated by many Covid tyrants.
Lux Lucet 
Steve, we are definitely in a Medical Inquisition; and when one looks at the folks behind all the pandemonium, the Jesuits are key players – both in Health and Politics. It is obvious when it comes to religious leaders endorsing the vaccine, etc. Take the risk of dying from COVID or serious side effects from the vaccines. Now they are claiming that unvaccinated folks are spreading the Delta variant; yet some 74% of fully vaccinated folks caught COVID and were potential spreaders of the disease (according to the CDC).This tactic is just a way to get folks to take the jab (vaccine) and to try and implement more lock downs. The contradictions from the Government and Health officials are endless. Although some officials are sincere in their efforts to stop COVID; their ignorance and or denial of the Church & State issues at hand is just feeding the Jesuits and their agenda with Francis.
Good points all. As you probably know, Berean Beacon has done a good job covering the Jesuit angle. So has Chris Pinto on his Noise of Thunder podcast. Here’s a link to his latest episode https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/noise-of-thunder-radio-show/id997551565?i=1000530545271
Thanks Steve, May God grant us the strength and hedge to continue exposing the works of this modern day Inquisition and to proclaim His Saving Grace to His Elect – refuting the ecumenism of free will which really seems to be the core of uniting Christendom and the World.