God Curse America — E.A. Johnston

This country, used to proudly sing, God bless America, Land that I love, Stand beside her, And guide her, Through the night, With a light from above. That song by Irving Berlin Has become a patriotic classic through the years, But the trouble is, friends, It isn't true anymore.

God cannot bless a nation That has turned her back on Him. He can only judge it With a curse, Rather than a blessing. A curse for disobedience will fall Upon a people Who openly oppose His word And His laws.

We might as well sing today The true lyrics Which far better represent our nation. God curse America, A land that I loved, A land that no longer loves God, But a land that hates God, And all things holy.

Listen, friends, This country is about to see Another side of God Which she is quite unfamiliar with, The wrathful side of the Almighty. America, in former days, Has experienced the bountiful blessings And favor of a holy God Because this nation once feared God And maintained His law, Upheld His word.

We used to honor God And the Ten Commandments In our public schools When I was a boy. Now we honor those Who break the Ten Commandments And pay them homage. I'm afraid it's no longer God bless America, friends, But rather, sadly, We will see the justice Of a provoked God As He brings curses on America For her disobedience to Him.

America's Spiritual Decline and Coming Judgment

My message this evening, friends, Is entitled God Curse America And it is a lamentation Of how this once great country Has fallen into gross immorality And open blasphemy. For God has nothing more To bring to this country But a curse and judgment For her disobedience And rejection of Him.

God Is Not Mocked: Sowing and Reaping

You cannot mock God, friends, And get away with it forever. God is not mocked. We see this in Paul's letter To the Galatians, Which states in Galatians 6 And verse 7, Be not deceived, God is not mocked.

For whatsoever a man soweth, That shall he also reap. And America is about to reap Her just due. Our passage this evening Can be found in the book Leviticus. You can turn in your Bibles There now, friends.

Leviticus 26 and the Curses of Disobedience

We will be in chapter 26, Beginning in verse 14. And in this striking passage Of scripture, We see a holy God Curse a people for disobedience. It is a passage which describes The justice of God And the judgment of God That will befall A disobedient and rebellious nation.

This passage from Leviticus Might as well be labeled God's right act. For in this passage, We have warning after warning From the lips of the Almighty Of what a provoked God Will bring upon a people Who walk contrary to Him.

And as we go to our time of prayer This evening, friends, We go with a heavy heart For how this nation Was hijacked by liberal judges Who hate God And who have outlawed God From this land. We can only pray for mercy From a vengeful God.

We must pray in your wrath. Remember, mercy For this nation Is about to experience The wrathful side of God As He brings swift judgment Upon a people Who live in open defiance to Him. Listen carefully To this solemn passage of scripture, Friends, As it best describes Our sad nation At this tragic hour in our history.

Leviticus 26:14–17 — Terror, Defeat, and Failed Harvests

Hear now Is the word of God And may the Spirit of the Lord Be pleased to attend The reading of His holy word. But if ye Will not hearken unto me And will not do All these commandments And if ye shall despise My statutes Or if your soul abhor my judgments So that ye Will not do all my commandments But that ye break my covenant I also Will do this unto you I will even appoint you Terror Consumption And the burning ague That shall consume the eyes And cause sorrow of heart And ye shall sow your seed in vain For your enemies shall eat it And I will set my face against you And ye shall be slain Before your enemies They shall hate you Shall reign over you And ye shall flee when None pursueth you.

Leviticus 26:18–20 — Broken Pride and Barren Land

And if ye will not yet For all this hearken Unto me Then I will punish you seven times more For your sins And I will break the pride Of your power And I will make your heaven as iron And your earth as brass And your strength That shall be spent in vain For your land shall not Yield her increase Neither shall the tree of the land Yield her fruits.

Leviticus 26:21–22 — Plagues and Wild Beasts

And if ye walk contrary unto me And will not hearken Unto me I will bring seven times more plagues upon you According to your sins. I will also send Wild beasts among you Which shall rob you of your children And destroy your cattle And make you few a number And your highways shall be desolate.

Leviticus 26:23–26 — Covenant Judgment and Famine

And if ye will not Be reformed by me By these things But will walk contrary Unto me Then will I also walk Contrary unto you And will punish you yet Seven times for your sins. And I will bring a sword Upon you that shall avenge The quarrel of my covenant.

And when ye are gathered together Within your cities I will send the pestilence Among you and ye shall be Delivered into the hand of the enemy. And when I have Broken the staff of your bread Ten women Shall bake your bread in one oven And they shall deliver you Your bread again by weight And ye shall eat and not Be satisfied.

Leviticus 26:27–33 — Fury, Idolatry, and Exile

And if ye will not for all this Harken unto me But walk contrary unto me Then I will walk Contrary unto you Also in my fury. And I, even I Will chastise you Seven times for your sins. And ye shall eat the flesh of your sons And the flesh of your daughters Shall ye eat.

And I will destroy your high places And cut down your images And cast your carcasses Upon the carcasses of your idols And my soul Shall abhor you. And I will make your cities waste And bring your sanctuaries Into desolation.

And I will not smell the savor Of your sweet odors. And I will bring the land Into desolation And your enemies which dwell therein Shall be astonished at it. And I will scatter you Among the heathen And will draw out a sword After you.

Leviticus 26:34–35 — The Land Enjoys Its Sabbaths

And your land shall be desolate And your cities waste. Then shall the land enjoy her Sabbaths as long as it Lieth desolate. And ye be in your enemies land. Even then Shall the land rest and enjoy her Sabbaths as long as it Lieth desolate.

Leviticus 26:36–39 — Fear, Scattering, and Perishing

It shall rest because it did not Rest in your Sabbaths When you dwelt upon it. And upon them that are left alive Of you I will send A faintness into their hearts In the lands of their enemies. And the sound of a shaken Leaf shall chase them.

And they shall flee As fleeing from a sword. And they shall fall When none pursueth. And they shall fall one upon another As it were Before a sword When none pursueth. And ye shall have no power To stand before your enemies.

And ye shall perish Among the heathen. And the land of your enemies Shall eat you up. And they that are left of you Shall pine away In their iniquity In your enemies lands. And also in the iniquities Of their fathers shall they pine away With them.

Amen. Well friends I will stop there. This passage from the word of God Is terrifying to me friends. It strikes terror in my soul. For what is about to befall This once great nation. A perfect storm Is gathering from above And it will soon break upon our heads In a fury That knows no earthly comparison.

God is not mocked. God have mercy on us all. Let us go now To our time of prayer. Let us fall to our knees In holy desperation. It may be too late for this nation. But let's pray For God's mercy upon it.

Let us pray.