Rob MacDormand

Readers like Rob MacDormand’s articles because they express a great love of the Lord and are written in such a way as to be easily understood. Perhaps he gained a great insight from his mother who for years was a contributing writer to The Prophetic Expositor, the former magazine of British-Israel-World Federation. He writes a great deal about blessings and curses, how both have affected our Israel nations, and he emphasizes the great need to proclaim the Gospel of the Kingdom whenever the opportunity arises. He does so in his personal ministry.

Rob is a graduate of the University of Alberta, was engaged in the oil industry for many years and now is involved in city planning. He is a third generation believer in the Israel message and has a great interest in what is going to happen spiritually to our brethren as the end of the age draws closer.

The following is a little story I made up to illustrate a point: A man came for a meeting with the pastor of his church and told him about three occurrences that he was involved with. First, he told about a family in the church that was struggling financially due to unemployment and they had run out of food for the week. Therefore he had given them some money. Next, he told about a neighbor who was in a car accident. He visited him in the hospital. Then he told about a relative of his who was depressed because his wife had died so he had spent some time with the man and helped him work through his grief. In anger, he asked the pastor “Where was the church for all of those people? They needed help and the church was not there for them.” The pastor replied, “I think the Church handled each situation very well, because you are the Church”.

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Recently I watched the television coverage of the presidential election in the United States from the side lines. As with other Canadians, I could only watch and wait to see what Americans would decide. I could not vote, but could only pray for God’s will to be done. I do not think that I should be able to vote, but there were many people that voted who had fewer connections with America than I have.

My grandmother, Maude Purdy, was an American from the state of Maine. Also, my great grandmother, Jane Harris, was an American from the state of Wisconsin. She was very proud of her American heritage and claimed that she was descended from Mary Chilton, the first woman to step off the Mayflower. Despite my American connections, I could not vote in the presidential election, but there were people who were born and raised in Iraq or Indonesia or some other place who follow a religion that the founding fathers of America did not recognize who voted in the election.

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Throughout history God has spoken to his people using a double witness. He has also based judgment on a double witness. The double witness is enshrined in his law: “One witness shall not rise up against a man for any iniquity, or for any sin, in any sin that he sinneth: at the mouth of two witnesses, or at the mouth of three witnesses, shall the matter be established.” Deuteronomy 19:15.

In the very beginning, when Adam and Eve sinned against God, He asked each of them what he or she had done, for a double witness. Each one confessed, but blamed someone else. After their confession of guilt, God sacrificed an animal to create coats for them to cover their nakedness. Many years later, God visited Abraham and sent two angels to witness the sin of Sodom. He also made a promise to Abraham that Sarah would have a child in her old age. Both Abraham and Sarah laughed at the idea, as a double witness that they did not believe God. Our people today are no different. They do not believe that Jesus Christ will return to rule the world, and that they are his chosen people, but his promises will not fail.

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In my lifetime I have known and prayed for several pastors. When I use the word pastor I mean an ordained person who preaches the word of God in a church, whether he calls himself a pastor, priest, or minister. I have learned over the years that the life of a pastor is not an easy life. A wise pastor that I knew years ago said, “If you have a desire to enter the ministry, resist it with everything you have. Then, if God will not let you alone, and you believe God wants you in the ministry, go into it with all your heart.”

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