June 10, 2016 11:16 AM
Senator Perdue’s Prayer: Psalms 109:8
Sen. Perdue tells Faith and Freedom attendees to pray for Obama. “We should pray like Psalm 109:8 says: Let his days be few”
— Betsy Woodruff (@woodruffbets) June 10, 2016
Ms. Woodruff is a reporter for the Daily Beast. Should we heed Senator Perdue’s advice and use Psalms 109 as guidance on how to pray for our Commander in Chief, we would pray,
“When he shall be judged, let him be condemned: and let his prayer become sin. Let his days be few; and let another take his office. Let his children be fatherless, and his wife a widow. Let his children be continually vagabonds, and beg: let them seek their bread also out of their desolate places.” [Psalms 109; 7-10]
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This one is even better than the rented denim jacket.
That’s from a Protestant Bible.
The Catholic bible, Psalm 109:8 ”May his life be cut short, someone else take over his office”
http://www.catholic.org/bible/book.php?id=23&bible_chapter=109
The King James Bible for Psalm 109:8 states: “Let his days be few; and let another take his office.” Seth posted the verse in context.
But that is only a portion of the verse and not the entire verse. Don’t defend this. It was an amateur mistake that he needs to apologize for it and move on. He needs to be glad it happened on a Friday. It will be forgotten by Monday if he apologizes.
Actually, the “fatherless and widow” part is verse 9. Still a stupid amateur mistake.
Slow down, cowboy. I am not defending him. He needs to apologize and the GOP as a whole needs to quit using this joke that has been going around for the last 7.5 years. It wasn’t funny when it started and it isn’t funny now.
I was just responding to Ellynn to show her what the one particular verse said in the KJV and that Seth was posting all the verses as context to what the verse actually is saying.
Gotcha.
I’m Catholic. I don’t use King James. Neither does over 2o % of the population of the United States. I know the context of which the senator spoke. As a practicing Catholic who knows her Catholic verses, you mention 109;8, my mind goes “May his life be cut short.”
Team NABRE!
It’s also know in theology as the Judas psalm.
Wow. What a POS. This was at an event with ‘religious leaders’ I assume? Wonder how many laughs it got.
Ruh Ruh! Someone needs to go ahead and start writing the apology statement.
Beyond the pale.
Here is one from the Matt Bible: “Let there never be another Purdue to hold elected office again in Georgia.”
I like that Bible. This man is just too stupid to be human. Could any of you for a minute see Michelle Nunn doing something like this? I didnt think so.
If he knew the whole quote, it’s awful and he should be ashamed. If he didn’t know the whole quote; wouldn’t that be even worse to the folks at this event?
Yeah, kind of like Trump and his “Two Corinthians” to the Liberty Baptist crowd.
It’s an old joke that has floated around email for a few years on about everybody.
My favorite non-biblical abservation has been: never criticize someone until you have walked a mile in their shoes. Then you have their shoes and are a mile away from the SOB.
About everybody, Salty?
Not to my knowledge, but I would be glad to be proven wrong. Please show me where it was used (outside the Bible itself) against a politician prior to Obama taking office. See the Christian Science Monitor’s report from 2009.
http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Politics/2009/1116/biblical-anti-obama-slogan-use-of-psalm-1098-funny-or-sinister
Fundamentally speaking ?…..don’t know if it started before O but it has been used on others thus an old joke not worthy of this outrage, IMO.
But alls fair when we thirst for outrage. I feel it when Obama says “fellow Americans.”
John 11:35.
+1
With the NABRE “And…” of course. 😉
AND WITH YOUR SPIRIT!
The Obama wants to destroy America meme has hardened me against nearly all things GOP more than anything else. It started with birtherism before Obama was even elected. Too few in the GOP majority acted to dispel it. McCain tried in 2008, and what did that get him with the base?
There was laughter.
Perdue’s remark was about as funny as Bob Hope’s 1986 remark about the Statue of Liberty having AIDS: “Nobody knows if she got it from the mouth of the Hudson or the Staten Island Ferry.”
St. Ronald Reagan laughed, but it wasn’t funny to the few dozen people that died of AIDS that day.