Prophetic Word on Impeachment: ‘Judge Not, Lest You Be Judged’ JON AND JOLENE HAMILL for Charisma News
Leaders have a responsibility before God to set an example for society. How extraordinary then that vitriol and revenge became the example of Congress through the impeachment of Donald Trump. Instead of choosing healing. they poured gas on the fire of hostility and division now raging in our nation.
All day long the day of the impeachment, I felt a word from the Lord to Congress forming in my spirit. “Judge not, lest you be judged.” God’s standard remains like gravity. And as the impeachment of President Trump for a second time closed, I saw how many members of Congress have literally sealed their own verdict of justice in their lives.
That said, the impeachment of a president is reserved for “high crimes and misdemeanors.” From heaven’s perspective, those lawmakers remaining in alignment with idolatry, pride, unjust bloodshed, abuse of power or position, extortion, slander, sexual abuse and immorality, defamation, deception, rule by prejudice and bias, defrauding constituents, hating their brothers and sisters, trampling upon the poor and so onâthese all constitute high crimes and misdemeanors.
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I love how the Lord summed up the contrast between godly rulership and this criminal activity to William Penn, humble founder of Pennsylvania: Those who rule must rule as Jesus did, by laying their lives down on behalf of their constituents. No cross, no crown. This is a godly plumb line from which all government leaders are to be evaluated.
And I sensed the verdict from God’s throne over impeachment is that those remaining in alignment with high crimes and misdemeanors will be judged by Him in accordance with how they have meted out judgment against others. As always, what the enemy meant for evil, God is ultimately turning for goodâHis time, His way. But I heard the Lord saying that “now, truly, everything changes. And My crown prevails.”
