Biden’s Warnings
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Prophets get sent to warn. It is all through the Bible, Old Testament and New Testament. John, “the disciple whom Jesus loved,” in the book of Revelation, penned warnings from Christ to the churches, and warned of judgment, including death, coming upon wayward ones within the churches. Some try to say that God no longer judges today. They are at least deceived deceivers, and false teachers, whether they realize it or not. They pervert the meaning of the scriptures they use to support their false teaching, and ignore far more scripture than they use. Read the Bible for yourselves and see the truth for yourselves. I have to be blunt because people’s lives, and souls, are at stake in these times. Abandon false teachers, lest they lead you to hell along with themselves. Many try to portray themselves as so very loving because they teach that no one gets judged today. The truth is they love themselves, more than their flocks, because they are content to let them sit in their churches unwarned on the way to hell – as long as they love their pastor and put money in the offering. Don’t let the size of their flocks be the measure of the truth they preach. Christ warned of a far broader path and gate leading to destruction than to life (Luke 7:13-14).
Some try to make anyone that warns into a hard-hearted, unforgiving, angry person that should be rejected and ignored by the Church. They are slandering God’s obedient servants to defend their false doctrine. Ones God truly sends to warn are being obedient and doing it out of love for those being warned, and hoping they will hear the warning, change, and be spared. And God’s true servants resolve themselves to pay the price of the slander heaped upon them by the false teachers, who lie about what the scripture plainly teaches, and about Christ’s loving servants sent to warn. I dare you to read all the parables and teachings of Jesus and note each one that ends with an obvious warning of judgment. It will awaken you. And Christ’s “woes” pronounced on the Pharisees, the religious leaders of his day, and cities rejecting the gospel, are obvious judgments – worse than calling down fire, by his reference to their judgment being worse than what fell on Sodom and Gomorrah, who were destroyed by fire and brimstone. Ones truly sent by God to warn must guard their hearts, and be sure of their motives, and forgive those that have wounded them – before they go – to truly go with God’s heart. But the Church must stop slandering those that go in that heart.
I must now defend God’s heart of love. I have seen God offer healing and freedom to literally murderous Satanists. It was a genuine offer. God’s mercy is an incredible wonder. And sometimes he sends someone to warn those he knows will not repent, but he does so out of his sense of justice. Then there are some that apparently are so far from God’s heart, and so resistant to his tugs upon their hearts to repent, that God may not send someone to warn them. (And some of these are in the Church, and even in ministry.) But not warning is rare, and it may be because he has already sent others – or to spare his messengers the reviling and retaliation it will bring. And, in a land where there is a Bible in almost every bookstore, and sound preaching on TV and radio available to everyone, God may consider that no further warning is needed. In any case, warning before judgment comes is mercy, on God’s part, and on the part of one truly sent by God to warn.
God also sets the tone of warnings. For some, God, and his messengers, will plead gently, or in tears. God knows how best to reach each person or group. For others, God knows gentle warnings will be callously ignored, or even mocked. For some, God knows a very direct and strong warning is needed, for the warning to have any chance of even getting their attention. For some, God just wants his judgment declared strongly, so all will know that it was his judgment when it comes to pass. There are excerpts below from the first letter to President Joe Biden. There were two letters, two attempts by God to get those being warned to repent.
God is very serious, and I seriously considered what the cost may be to me. Then I obeyed out of love for him, and the others God is including in the warning delivered to him, as their chosen leader. And I also obey out of love for our country, and love for, and obedience to, God. I warned out of obedience to God to say exactly what he wanted said on his behalf, not threatening anyone. If there is a threat, it is on the part of God, and I made that clear.
One should also know that God’s sense of timing is far from our own. A reference to “now” or “soon” by an eternal being, who has always existed, is very seldom the same time frame as our references to “now” or “soon." God also sometimes reconsiders the timing of a declaration of judgment, or the judgment altogether – often based on the intercession of the righteous, or the repentance of the guilty, which he was hopeful of in the first place.
I also say, in these letters, things about my calling which I said only in obedience, not arrogance. When God calls you to do something larger than your perceived natural capabilities, he may also command you to tell others what you are sent to do – because it is essential to accomplishing it. Seldom can a big calling be accomplished alone without telling others what you are called to do, and gaining their agreement or help. The Apostle Paul, for instance, introduced himself as an apostle, even to those that did not recognize him as such. Some may accuse you of arrogance, even though you may be greatly humbled by obeying to say what you fear many will see as ridiculously arrogant. Sometimes, the repeated saying of the call is the instrument of God to make you strong enough to accomplish it.
Update:
This was posted originally in November of 2021, but God had me update this, below, in September of 2023, and again, slightly, in February of 2024, and finally in early 2025. As I noted in the paragraph above, “Seldom can a big calling be accomplished alone without telling others what you are called to do, and gaining their agreement or help.” It was exactly that factor that resulted in a change to what God had me declare in the warning to Biden. And God pushed out the time for the judgments, and other things mentioned, because, after a number of years, he could get no cooperation from a series of officials in national leadership and politics. He did not want to put the nation at risk by judging those in office without someone he trusted to take their place rapidly and effectively. So God let Biden complete his term, because there was no one God trusted that was willing to lead the nation through the crisis that would have ensued if the judgment came. God has also escalated the swiftness of the judgment that will come that is warned of here, when it does come – and he says it will still come.
Excerpts of the first letter are below.
Dear Mr. President:
RE: A warning to spare you.
I represent God. He has sent me to leaders, on his behalf, for many years. I get sent with warnings from God, of his judgment soon to come. Those who have not listened have suffered great loss, great affliction, and some have died. I, of course, do nothing to anyone. I go and speak, or send communications, as a mission of mercy on their behalf, to spare those warned of judgment, if they repent and change their ways. I threaten no one, but rather warn people to spare them, like a fireman going through a burning building, warning occupants to get out – to spare them. Please accept this in that light.
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You scheme against his people, people that follow him, and are under his protection. You scheme to imprison them, and bring the death penalty against them, and all the power of government against them. I see it and God sees it. I am his prophet, sent before his coming – unsuspected by you and yours, those aligned with you – far and wide. Hear the warning. I come with great authority and power as a defender of God’s people in the end times. See Revelation 11. But I also come as an announcer of Christ’s coming, like John the Baptist. Your schemes will not succeed. You will be crushed by the greatest power in the universe, the Creator of the universe. God will defend his people.
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The age of grace has ended – many judgments are coming. Los Angeles will be destroyed. Other judgments will come on other cities if they do not repent.
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He [God] says, “. . . You did not win. You perpetrate a fraud. I will uncover it – with a trail of blood. I will start with yours. Confess the fraud to stop the plague.”
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I urge you, and those with you in these things, to repent and confess and be spared. Again, I do not threaten you, but warn of impending judgment by the hand of God alone.
Most respectfully,
Andrew G. Hadden