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Greetings, this is Pastor David Bass at New Geneva Orthodox Presbyterian Church

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with a moment of truth where we challenge you to think through an important issue of life and

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faith. Today, how does the Declaration of Independence speak to the necessity of abolishing

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our present form of government, which is destructive of our rights, and instituting

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a new form of government? The Declaration of Independence does indeed speak to this.

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Now, over the last few broadcasts, we have been arguing for the necessity of establishing a

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worldwide government composed of a Congress of Christian constitutional republics. It's time

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for a new vision. We see the world already moving ever closer to a world government.

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There will be a world government in the future, the near future, but that world government is being

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shaped by forces totally unaffected by either the people of God or the church. Rather, we see it

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being shaped by a global elite, and I have covered this, of course, in messages previous, and I urge you

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to consult the reality of the situation. We are seeing this world government being shaped by a global elite

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composed of the super-rich and their lackeys, that is, the politicians that currently inhabit Washington,

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D.C., like cockroaches. These are the super-politicians of the nations. And what is required immediately

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is a worldwide awakening to these facts, and then an immediate spiritual awakening to Christ and his

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gospel. This is what is needed immediately. And once this happens, and only when this happens as a

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precondition will the godless, and I would say even demonic formation of the present world government,

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only then will that be altered in its trajectory. This is now our only alternative, dear listener,

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and you're blind if you do not see it. Wake up! To deny this basic fact, this basic set of situations

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is to continue to live in the matrix, if we could say that. And you must pretend that we are free when we

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are in reality, having our wealth, our health, and our happiness, yea, our very lives sucked dry for the ends

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and the well-being of the global elite. Once again, I urge you to consult on my previous message on this,

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which gives you some details and gives you some resources to consult yourself, to think through

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this independently. But this reality is now apparent to those with eyes to see. But sometimes history does

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help us focus our thoughts. And in this regard, the Declaration of Independence. The Declaration of

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Independence, written by our founding father, Thomas Jefferson, at the behest of the Continental

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Congress in 1776. The Declaration of Independence can indeed set the context for our own day in 2020.

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Then, in 1776, Jefferson and the founders hoped to justify independence from Britain on the basis of

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commonly held, commonly received understandings of God-given rights, and then, given those rights,

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the consequent purposes of government. Indeed, government does have a purpose in regards to those

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rights. And Thomas Jefferson, as he composed this eloquent statement, the Declaration of Independence,

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Jefferson strove to portray that the colonies, the American colonies, represented justice and liberty,

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while the old decaying crown and parliament of Britain represented injustice and tyranny. Thomas

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Jefferson labored practically the whole month of June in 1776, composing the Declaration of Independence

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to which he had been commissioned by the Continental Congress. And loath then to advance himself and take

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primacy of place, Jefferson at first eschewed writing the Declaration of Independence. But John Adams,

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who eagerly wanted to do it himself, told Jefferson that, indeed, he said, a Virginian must take the lead in

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this matter. Oh, yes. A Virginian had to take the lead in this matter of writing a Declaration of

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Independence. And so Thomas Jefferson, in the heat of June, spent almost the entire month at a small desk

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composing the Declaration of Independence, composing the Declaration of Independence. Indeed, he was

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the right man to do it, though, in the end. Even though Adams wanted eagerly to write it himself,

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it was Jefferson who had the skills and the genius to compose it. I love what John F. Kennedy said

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about Jefferson. He was speaking on April 29th of 1962, John F. Kennedy. He was speaking at the White

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House at a dinner hosting Nobel Prize winners, American Nobel Prize winners, all these men of

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genius. And Kennedy said this, and I quote, I think this is the most extraordinary collection of talent,

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of human knowledge that has ever been gathered together at the White House, with a possible

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exception of when Thomas Jefferson dined alone. Unquote. I love that quote. Kennedy had a deep

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respect, the genius of Thomas Jefferson, and we all should as well. He is the one who composed the

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Declaration of Independence, indeed gave the American Continental Congress, and we can say probably the

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entire American people he gave, Jefferson did give voice to the soaring spirit of America as she took her

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place among the nations of the world to establish the first constitutional republic. And I say deep

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respect for it, love for it, in continual trajectory with it. What we need to do is maybe add a bit more

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of polish and perfection to it, not that we, and I'm not alone in this, I'm not the first to declare

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this, but to perfect it perhaps a little bit more, to tweak it a little bit more by making of it a

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Christian constitutional republic. But back in 1776, at the composing of the Declaration, after briefly

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articulating the received understandings of the day of enlightenment liberty, and once again Jefferson was

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not original in this, he was indeed re-articulating many developed and understood concepts of liberty.

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The Declaration then, after articulating these, the Declaration catalogued the extensive transgressions of

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those liberties committed by Crown and Parliament in Britain. And he did articulate these in excruciating

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detail, over 30 particulars. And we shall descend into the proverbial weeds of the Declaration.

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And not many people do this. Few people articulate these 30 particulars of transgressions of liberty.

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So many of us quote the opening paragraphs. Children in grade school and in high school memorize

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generally the first few paragraphs of the Declaration, but not much is articulated beyond it.

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And we do this today, though. We descended to the weeds of the Declaration of the Particulars of the

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Transgressions of Liberty because the nasty details of tyranny change little over the generations.

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Ah, since the dawn of man. Brutal armies behave like brutes in every century. And monarchs in every age

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attempt to crush their subjects who challenge their authority. That's happening today in America.

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with the deep state. And in our courts, too. Judges with a vested interest in the establishment

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tyranny. All these kinds of judges continue to rule in favor of it and against the people. Oh, witness in

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the headlines even this last week. The case then of Roger Stone. Oh, talk about the courts. We'll talk more

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about the courts here in a few moments. But first, I aim to demonstrate that the Declaration of Independence

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has, ironically, come full circle. Declaration of Independence has come full circle to be as applicable

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to the very government it proposed to establish as a free, independent, constitutional republic. We are no

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longer a free, independent, constitutional republic. We indeed now are a tyrannized, dependent, deep

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state. Oh, and if we indeed are going to restore ourselves as now a Christian constitutional republic,

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we need to recognize who and what we are, where from which we operate. And all we need to do is compare

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the abuses of the mother country, England, with those of the homeland. That is the deep state of the

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United States of America, which has, like a wolf in sheep's clothing, taken the place of our constitutional

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relic. Well, what are those abuses? Oh, let's descend into them, shall we, with a survey. And you might

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have to take a shower after we're done when you see the abuses of liberty, the dirty abuses of liberty

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committed by the deep state in contemporary America. Well, what are those abuses in comparison

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with the abuses of king and crown of England in the 18th century? Well, let's survey the

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Declaration of Independence, first of all. Okay. And I begin with paragraph one, where Jefferson writes,

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when in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political

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bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth,

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the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them

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a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes

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which impel them to that separation. Oh, yes. The prologue to the Declaration of Independence,

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stating its purpose, why it is here being stated. So, in such a large and frankly audacious undertaking,

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like setting up a free constitutional republic like the United States of America,

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hiving off the most powerful empire of the day, that is the British Empire, one had better be prepared

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to give an account of the why and the wherefore of this separation and must be prepared to give that

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account to the rest of the world. And make no mistake that though a global statement was articulated here,

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the Americans had France in particular in mind because France stood ready to aid, indeed, a credible

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colonial stance, a credible establishment of a nation on these shores, but needed to see that it was indeed credible.

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And so, in the prologue, Jefferson attempted then to introduce why the Americas were a credible choice

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for a particular nation. Okay? And then, secondly, in the second paragraph, we see the prime directive of government

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articulated these famous words. Paragraph number two of the Declaration of Independence.

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We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator

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with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,

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that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the

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consent of the governed, that whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends,

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it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new government,

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laying its foundation on such principles, organizing its powers in such form,

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as to them shall seem most likely to affect their safety and happiness. Unquote. The second paragraph

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of the Declaration of Independence. Oh, brothers and sisters, what an eloquent statement of the prime

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directive of government. The second paragraph here, quoted so often, cited so often, alluded to so often,

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is indeed the prime directive of government, articulated eloquently by Thomas Jefferson.

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Oh, that inspired portion of the Declaration of Independence, if you will, that everyone loves to

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quote, generations of American schoolchildren used to memorize. They don't much anymore, do they?

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Deliberately by the deep state and their government schools, their government schools. And of course,

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this second paragraph lays out three fundamental truths of the human condition. Number one,

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we are all created equal. And that was revolutionary in its own day. Indeed, many protested to the,

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even amongst those in the Continental Congress protested to the notion that all men are created

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equal. But that was a revolutionary and biblical principle. Number two, we are all endowed with certain

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unalienable rights. We have unalienable rights. Rights that cannot be taken away. Rights that are not

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granted by government, but indeed are granted by number three, the third truth. That is, these truths

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are intrinsic to us as creatures by virtue of our creator. They're God-given rights. They can't be

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taken away. The right to free speech, the right to practice of our religion, the right to arm ourselves.

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Indeed, all of things, these things are intrinsic to us by virtue of creator and cannot be taken away

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except by tyranny, except by demonic tyranny, which is indeed the purpose of the state these days. Is it

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not the deep state to take away all of those rights? Our equality, too, in mind by the Founding Fathers,

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that equality is that equality under the law, together with an equality of opportunity,

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not an equality of outcomes. That's socialism. That's communism to guarantee outcomes for all to

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have health care. No, that's a guarantee of outcome. That's socialism. That's communism. That's not a God

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given right to have health care. It's not a God given right to have a guaranteed income. It's not a God

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given right to have a house. Those are all things that you achieve in various stages of

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wealth that you achieve on your own, by your own efforts and your own labors, which are not equal.

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God has not granted equal gifts and equal talents to all men. And so there are not going to be equal

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outcomes by definition. But all men are indeed guaranteed equality under the law to have fair

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and impartial justice administered under the law. That is our equality. The unalienable rights we have

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are really too numerous to mention, but they're summarized by Jefferson as life, liberty, and the

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pursuit of happiness. And the creator, of course, is the Christian God of the Bible, not Allah or Buddha

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or some amorphous being of deism. No, but indeed what the founders had in mind, uh, when life,

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liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are guaranteed by the creator, that creator is the Christian God

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explicitly named in all the charters and the constitutions of the American colonies.

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Well, given these three assumed truths, the prime directive of government is to suborn and undermine

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those rights. No, that's the deep state's charter. No, according to the Declaration of Independence,

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the prime directive of government is to secure these rights, not to suborn them, not to undermine

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them. Indeed, not to take them away. Here is a truly revolutionary idea of the day. Government is

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meant to be the servant of the people, not the master. Oh, that's the old, old story where government

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is the master. And that is what the deep state is trying to bring us back to, where their lies and

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their deception and the hissing promises of the snake, right? Free healthcare, free housing, free

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education. That's the hiss of the serpent to impose tyranny, reimpose the tyranny of old.

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Here to four, the people had existed to serve the king, the monarch, if you will, the royalty,

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the tyrant. But the founding fathers and their reading of history, that is the Bible, deduced

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quite the opposite. They say, indeed, men institute governments, and this is how it was in the

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beginning. This is how it was in the history of Israel. Men institute governments to secure the

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rights of the people and the various and sundry powers of the state, the various and sundry powers

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of government are set up and they continue at the pleasure of those governed. That is by the consent

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of the governed. I submit to you in our day, the consent of the governed is being removed from the

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deep state, from the government. It's not a constitutional republic. It is indeed a government

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that we have in Washington, D.C., but it is not a constitutional republic. It is a tyranny.

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And the consent of the government is indeed being removed. And when that consent is withdrawn,

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governments change. And it's about time our government changed. This is especially true,

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as Jefferson puts it, when, and I quote him, any form of government becomes destructive of these ends.

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That is when they no longer secure the people's rights, but destroy the people's rights instead.

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In such a case, the people can damn well do as they please in setting up a new government.

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That was their right in the 18th century, and it is ours too. Our present form of government,

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a deep state run for the rights of a few and the enrichment of a global elite. This form of government

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we have presently is no longer a constitutional republic. It is a deep state, and it has become

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destructive of these ends. That is, our God-given, unalienable rights. And consequently, it is our

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right in this generation. It is your right. It is our necessity to institute a new government.

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Well, then there is also a prudent qualification that we have in the Declaration of Independence,

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a prudent qualification. In paragraph 3, Jefferson says, prudence indeed will dictate that governments

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long established should not be changed for light and transient causes. And accordingly,

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all experience has shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer while evils are sufferable

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than to right themselves by abolishing the forms which they are accustomed. That's paragraph 3.

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And it indeed is a prudent qualification, right? And Jefferson was very intentional here. In order

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to distance the American Revolution from the rising hysterical radical revolution that was brewing in

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France, indeed tyranny, monarchical tyranny present in France was beginning to be resisted. And that

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revolution would boil up and bubble over, of course, in 1789. But the founding fathers could also see from

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afar that this radical revolution was brewing in France. Radical, though. It was rife with violence and

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bloodshed. And, of course, then, with the advent of the guillotine would become the reign of terror,

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right? That revolution would become the reign of terror. And in order to distance the American Revolution from this

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irrational, hysterical, radical revolution in France, Jefferson underlines the patient endurance of the colonists.

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And, in effect, he's saying it's not as if we're being rash and impetuous. We put up with evils. We appealed

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peacefully for redress of grievances. We waited patiently for change to come about, but it was all for naught, right?

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That's effectively what he's saying. They waited until the pattern of tyranny was unmistakable. It was

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clear to any intelligent mind who looked unbiasedly at the facts. The same is true today. Anybody who

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has eyes in their head, who is not brainwashed, who has not taken the blue pill, if we can use that

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analogy, but has rather taken the red pill and is now awake. Oh, you woke culture, right, of the

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progressives. The so-called woke culture is joke culture. You're asleep. You're dead to reality and

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truth. You're dead to what it means to be a constitutional republic. You're not woke. You're

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joke. Take the red pill and awaken and see, indeed, that you are rather being oppressed than liberated.

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The deep state is indeed tyrannizing you, and you deserve what you get if you pursue your progressive

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politics. No, we have waited until the pattern of tyranny is unmistakable, and it indeed is unmistakable

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in the deep state, and it's clear to any intelligent mind who looks unbiasedly at the facts, even as our

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founding fathers looked unbiasedly at the facts in their day. Well, then in paragraph four, we have

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seen the undeniable circumstances of the people, paragraph four. Let me read that for you. Jefferson

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says, but when a long train of abuses and usurpations pursuing invariably the same object

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evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty

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to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been

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the patient sufferance of these colonies, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter

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their former systems of government. The history of the present king of Great Britain is a history of

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repeated injuries and usurpations, all having in direct object the establishment of an absolute

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tyranny over these states. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world.

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Oh, brothers and sisters, dear listener, we indeed have the undeniable circumstances of the people,

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and I'm going to have to continue those undeniable circumstances then next week when we look

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further at the Declaration of Independence and how it applies, in particular those abuses,

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to our own circumstances, why it is time for us indeed to establish a Christian constitutional republic here

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in the United States of America, because the former system of government, as Jefferson puts it,

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has evaporated, and the wolves in sheep's clothing, the deep state and those who occupy the deep state,

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or the swamp, as it's also known, indeed need to be replaced and drained and eliminated.

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And we'll continue then our march through, our look for, through the Declaration of Independence,

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comparing the situation there with the situation today, and why the Declaration of Independence

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is as relevant today as it was in the 18th century.

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Well, this has been Pastor David Bass at New Geneva Orthodox Presbyterian Church

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in Idaho Falls, and I urge you then to join us for worship on Sundays.

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We're going through the Book of Revelation right now, and invite you to join us for that study.

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We begin worship at 10 a.m. on Sunday at 101 4th Street on the corner of 4th and Boulevard,

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and you can call us for some feedback, perhaps, or some input at area code 208-523-0196.

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Call us at area code 208-523-0196.