I will not
back down on supporting America as long as I have breath and see Abrahams 10
righteous still holding theMayflower
Compact, The Articles
of Conferderation of 1646, and The Constitution of The USA ( which GOD AUTHORED )in the
Lord's face. So many believers have written off ALL PEOPLE ALIVE in this
country, written off ALL BELIEVERS who pray and
remind God of The Covenants HE established with our Founding Fathers.
Sweep it all aside for judgement, NO SIR.
If all else here see only doom and judgement and destruction for us, I DON'T,
and I won't relent.
(2) Jean Stepnoski (15 March 2011)
"A Legacy of the Mayflower Compact: Reply for Dewey"
"A Legacy of the Mayflower Compact: Reply for Dewey"
(3) Lewis Brackett (16 March 2011)
"re Mayflower compact"
"re Mayflower compact"
(4) Deborah: I am a direct descendant of a signer of the
Mayflower Compact too. I am a direct descendant
of William Bradford, the Governor of Plymouth
and the Founder of the 1st Thanksgiving. So that’s 4 of us who post regularly on Five
Doves who are descendants of the Mayflower Compact.
Anyone
else?
In
any case, with regard to Dewey's comments: see the "Mayflower Society"
link below. There are FAR more than 10 righteous descendants of the
Mayflower Compact alive in America today.
It
is interesting, I have wondered for years why the only patch of the
Pacific Ring of Fire, that isn't constantly rocking is N. America. I
have assumed this must be a blessing of God. There doesn't seem to be
any other scientific reason for it. Now Dewey points out it might well
be due to the Mayflower Compact. I live in So. CA in Orange County
near Chuck Smith's church. I "KNOW" there are more than 10 Righteous
in this vicinity! There are thousands! Praise God. But I am standing
in the GAP, asking God to spare us disaster and to stop the nuclear
meltdown somehow. It is snowing today in Japan. Snow is very cold
rain. Just what they need.
William Bradford (March
19, 1590 – May 9, 1657) was an English leader of the settlers of the Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts, and was elected
thirty times to be the Governor after John Carver died. His
journal (1620–1647) was published as Of Plymouth
Plantation. Bradford is credited as
the first civil authority to designate what popular American culture now views
as Thanksgiving in the United States.[2]
Mayflower Compact (1620)
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Mayflower Compact 1620. Agreement Between the Settlers at New Plymouth : 1620 ... General Society of Mayflower Descendants PO Box 3297 Plymouth, Massachusetts 02361 ...www.themayflowersociety.com/pilgrim.htm - Cached
"Embarkation of the Pilgrims," by Robert Walter Weir. William Bradford is depicted at center, symbolically behind Gov. John Carver (holding hat) whom Bradford would succeed.[1]