Posted on 10/29/2013 2:38:37 PM PDT by jimbo123
Business leaders on Tuesday helped mobilize an army of advocates to pressure House Republicans into taking action on immigration reform.
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They also discussed how to hone their immigration reform message to appeal to Republicans on religious grounds.
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said Rev. Gabriel Salguero, president of the National Latino Evangelical Coalition. “Jesus wasn’t kidding when he said I was a stranger, and you welcomed me.”
Estle said he has met with conservative lawmakers and found that a religiously based message resonated with them.
“We are trying to continue to point back to what the Bible has to say about welcoming the stranger and how to treat the other in the community,” Estle said.
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Be sure to remind them Jesus said not to break the laws of Ceaser too.
We have two choices left, refuse to pay taxes and starve the beast or CW11.
John 10:1 “Very truly I tell you Pharisees, anyone who does not enter the sheep pen by the gate, but climbs in by some other way, is a thief and a robber.”
How about that passage Reverend.
Bachman and King are more conservative than the current pope.
Welcome the stranger but when he breaks in to your house, shoot him.
Funny, Satan quoted the Word of God, too.
“Jesus wasn’t kidding when he said I was a stranger, and you welcomed me.”
NONSENSE!!!!
In a political and social sense MOST illegal immigrants are NOT “strangers” they are our “next door neighbors” who think they can invade our house at will - our sovereign territory - stay in it as long as they like and we are supposed to feat them as honored “guests”.
But a guest is someone you invite, not someone who comes in anyway and then DEMANDS the right to stay.!!
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