Evil is never completely unrestrained

By AlexanderVovck - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=93881482

 By Leo Endel - Posted at Baptist Press:

"Evil has its day, but evil is never completely unrestrained. God keeps evil men on a short leash; in this world or the next, they will ultimately be held accountable. He will bring justice to the strongman whose dark heart leads to death and mayhem."
The Motherland Monument stands 203 feet tall and weighs more than 560 tons. It’s part of the National Museum of the History of Ukraine and is meant to memorialize the heroes of the USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) after World War II. For decades it has been an object of contention. Some Ukrainians have wanted the statue removed because it glorifies the Soviet Union and its Russian origins. They no longer wish to be identified with Russia; they desire to be a part of Western Europe. Today, this monument looks like an early invader or saboteur standing ready to welcome the Russian invaders. What was built to memorialize a horrible war now points to a prophetic reversal: victory for a Russian invader.

Please pray for the people of Ukraine and pray for the protection of other bordering nations. Ukraine’s defense is hopeless against the powerful military they face.

I have often asked myself how one leader can lead an entire nation to fulfill his evil intentions? How could an Adolph Hitler lead a modern nation to kill millions of people in concentration camps and invade dozens of countries resulting in at least 60 million deaths?

These are days when modern people no longer believe in evil nor do they believe there is a God who is in control and who will ultimately bring justice. We have passed the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 wake-up call where people saw evil in the modern world. The harsh unveiling of such evil has long faded away … until this week. Suddenly, the world seems back on the brink of a world war. And who knows what China plans to do next?

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