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    Compare Past Israel To Modern Day America.
    Summary = The West compared to Eastern World Intertwined

    1 - Disheartened and broken America, You are western and not the Eastern Jerusalem, The Home of Elohim's Heart to I. Neglect not the life you grow. The proclamation of a nation in flame. The mockery of freedom's name. How more righteous and more civil you were lawless a land. This land is not my home in years I grew; though stranded on a rock I be. Thou clairvoyance of the faith brings peace to thine ring. I curse the scum of choice whose mockery stuck up for voice and made a fool of its rule - the rebels who destroyed and made a people some portion to rejoice.

    Compare the situations of belief and failures to seek righteousness.

    2 - The altercation of belief, how society fell so deep, historian and theological rot, politicians make fuel and in eyes fires hot. I understood the deepness of what was lost, yet at what a cost? My laziness to be so bow the knee at thine core and heaven sought. I speak a solemn claim how the church is asleep. The world curse so deep, nation repeat, and they stumble at ego's feet.

    Compare The failure of leadership.

    3 - The people of disaster or cure did not want life to endure and interpreted, so what they did was stick and betray, and made the world prostrate gay. The surveillance at the bend, was around the back end, so what the law and life bound to exile was repeat a new censor yet again. Not purity but being sacrificial of each sin and vice to pretend. Not to witness or bend of its actions not to defend.

    Compare the insight of Mind to Technology

    4 - Define to me the light who was my insight, yet poetry can cut deep in a part, around the world that rubbish heap. The world rubbish or much assert the ground? The root to up-heave they sow and reap again and restore the wrong anew. They blame the law and compare a house as one morale of life sunk low to in head of thought and collection a hardware screw.

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