Exclusive: Joseph Farah explains ambitious campaign to bring God’s laws back to the U.S.A.
By Joseph Farah
Knowing this, that the law is not made for a righteous man, but for the lawless and disobedient, for the ungodly and for sinners, for unholy and profane, for murderers of fathers and murderers of mothers, for manslayers, for whoremongers, for them that defile themselves with mankind, for menstealers, for liars, for perjured persons, and if there be any other thing that is contrary to sound doctrine. – 1 Timothy 9-10
More and more, it’s a lawless time in America.
It’s as if people never heard of God’s Ten Commandments. We’ve reached a zenith when they are “calling evil good and good evil.” If ever there were a time and place for reminding them of right and wrong, this would be it. After all, they have been taken down from schools, universities, government buildings, courtrooms, law schools, even churches and synagogues.
Instead, these precious words should be placed on billboards from coast to coast.
Ten Commandments billboard on Paradise Road in Las Vegas, Nevada (photo: Eddie Morales)
And that’s exactly what we are ready to do again – WND, a Christian, conservative news service. Why? Because America needs an urgent reminder of who we once were. We were once a Christian nation. Remember? A lot of water has gone under the bridge since then. No one could have imagined what would transpire in America so rapidly and relentlessly.
The last time WND began such an endeavor was in 2013. But America had not been pushed so hopelessly off its moorings, its bearings. Think how America’s character has changed since then. I don’t have to tell this audience. Crime has skyrocketed in every way – especially in major cities. And even the government, which once held the line on it, now seems to embrace it – does its level best to ignore and inflame it.
Compared to ten years ago, many more Americans today see – and are understandably horrified by – what’s wrong now. Many believe it’s too late.
But I’m betting for another chance. I’m betting for a miracle – a second chance, perhaps a final chance. I’m counting on a merciful God that will seek our repentance. All we have to do is ask, sincerely. I hope and pray.
This campaign is intended to help awaken believers and non-believers alike to the wickedness and corruption that abound in America today, right now. It’s time to meet God and say we’re sorry.
This will be a hard campaign for WND to wage alone. We conducted a successful Ten Commandments billboard campaign 10 years ago (see photos below), but since then we have been “canceled,” attacked, mocked, lied about, suppressed, demonetized and blacklisted by Big Tech and other entities, threatened with extinction because we try to follow God’s ways as a Christian news source. Nevertheless, we are now stepping out in faith in the One True God to ask for help in making His Commandments – not His suggestions – more widely known and thought about during this time of dire need.
Some people have already responded to our appeals. And we’re now ready to begin with the billboards as promised. We have a new design – easier to see from a distance. We’re hoping that others will join with us, we need the help of like-minded and like-spirited partners – to erect Ten Commandments billboards, hopefully a great many of them. Can you imagine the effect that would have?
America has never needed a campaign like this as badly as it does right now.
It’s time to roll them out again – on highways and byways, in big cities and small towns, so that no one is without excuse as to the moral code God has given His children, and to bring this nation to repentance and, hopefully, to genuine revival and renewal.