No weapon formed against thee shall prosper.
Excellent verse, very much to the point in President Trump’s case. Whatever his spirituality may be, he is being used by God. God can, and does, use even non-believers (not saying that President Trump is non-believer, no idea what his spiritual beliefs are) who are friendly to God’s people.
It won't matter much to guys hanging from trees...
Relevant to your valid point from a Biblical Sense:
A Most Unwelcome Leader
You have to admit - it’s a fantastic story.
Against all odds, a well-known polarizing figure gains the leadership of an entire nation - the world’s number one superpower. But he’s an outsider. He’s not one of the establishment folk, and his path to power was an unconventional one.
Not everyone is happy about this – especially the members of the ruling class. This new guy’s a legitimate threat to their self-serving agenda, and his early successes force them to rethink what they most want to believe about themselves.
While the new leader gained his position through proper process, plenty of people think he’s illegitimate. They feel sorry for themselves, and they lick their wounds daily.
Right away, the new guy gets the job done well – certainly better than those around him are doing. He’s got that touch, that “git-‘er-done” reliability. He’s the classic “what-you-see-is-what-you-get” kind of leader, and he holds people accountable to their responsibilities.
He’s good on his word too, and he doesn’t play political games. He’s respected by those who matter most, and he gets more powerful with each decision he makes.
What’s particularly maddening to the dyed-in-the-wool establishment hypocrites is this new guy supports Israel! He even has the right view of Jerusalem, and he makes that point public.
The bloated establishment is beside itself with fear and rage. The “big boys” won’t admit it to the new guy’s face, but they can’t stand him. Their mutinous ideas start percolating just under the surface. They cultivate a seething hatred for this new leader, and they decide they must get rid of him.
They commit themselves to finding some fault or flaw in the new leader – and so they make mountains out of molehills. They peer into every corner, turn over every stone, and probe every deal he’s done. They lament the way the laws of their land have protected him, and they seek to change the rules so they can achieve their goal.
In their rabid mania, the deep state bunch dismisses their own glaring faults. They ignore their own ethical fiascoes. None of their scandals matter to them because they are gripped by a fanatical obsession to overturn this new leader’s appointment to office.
The new leader’s political foes stick together because their ambition to overturn a legitimate leader is a corrupt one. They have to maintain that all-important safety in numbers thing to achieve their goal. But they can’t find anything to pin on this guy. His record is sound.
With their options running out, the establishment becomes increasingly frustrated. Rumors mount that they want to assassinate the new leader. They want him dead, and covert ideas to achieve that are proposed and discussed.
The new leader was Daniel – of course. Who else did you think it was?
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