Judge Roy Moore is traveling the nation to educate Christian leaders about our responsibility to serve as the conscious of the nation in our day.
No one has to tell you it’s a presidential election year. But maybe someone does
need to tell you what to do in the face of political battles that could arise in
the years ahead if Christians don’t stand up and make God’s will known to our
government. That’s why Judge Roy Moore, former Chief Justice of the Alabama
Supreme Court, launched Project Jeremiah.
Judge Moore was removed from his seat on Alabama’s High Court in 2003 because he
boldly stood up for our inalienable right to acknowledge God. Despite orders
from a federal judge, he refused to remove the 10 Commandments from the Alabama
state court house. Little did Judge Moore know God was about to call him to a
new ministry: Project Jeremiah.
Project Jeremiah is a program to encourage and educate pastors around the country
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— Judge Roy Moore —
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for righteousness and gain a better understanding of the
First Amendment, Separation of Church and State, and the
crucial role the pulpit has played as the “conscience of the
nation” throughout American history. Judge Moore drew the
program’s name from Jeremiah 2:8: “The priests said not,
‘Where is the Lord?’ and they that handle the law knew me
not: the pastors also transgressed against me, and the
prophets prophesied by Baal, and walked after things that do
not profit.”
“Many pastors do not understand the sovereign jurisdiction
over law and government. They don’t know what belongs to
Caesar and what doesn’t, but it’s necessary for pastors to
understand these issues,” says Judge Moore, founder of the
Foundation for Moral Law, a Montgomery, Ala.-based
non-profit with a mission to restore the knowledge of God in
law and government and to acknowledge and defend the truth
that man is endowed with God-given rights. “They’ve been
taught in universities or seminars the false separation of
civil life from their religious obligations,” he continues.
“I’m speaking the truth of Scripture and law.”
The way Judge Moore sees it, the American Civil Liberties
Union and other liberal organizations have taken advantage
of the Christian community’s ignorance and apathy far too
long. Freedom of conscience secured by the First Amendment
to the U.S. Constitution is being taken from us as the
public acknowledgment of God is stripped from our public
square. We can ill afford to sit quietly by when the future
of our country, our children, and our posterity is at stake,
Judge Moore says, and he is intent on making sure we don’t.
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“Today, everything about a Supreme Being is deemed
unconstitutional. But it’s not really about the 10
Commandments. It’s not about prayer in schools. It’s not
about symbols on city seals. It’s about acknowledging the
sovereignty of the Almighty,” says Judge Moore, who holds a
Juris Doctor degree and an honorary Doctor of Divinity
degree. “Satan hasn’t changed his modus operandi. He works
through leadership and when our seminaries, our law schools,
and our media all portray that acknowledging the sovereignty
of God is wrong, we see Romans 1:21-22 happen.”
Romans 1:21-22 says, “Because that, when they knew God, they
glorified him not as God, neither were thankful; but became
vain in their imaginations, and their foolish heart was
darkened. Professing themselves to be wise, they became
fools.” Judge Moore is trying to dispel the darkness with
the light of God’s Word through Project Jeremiah.
Project Jeremiah sponsors and promotes free conferences for
preachers across America to explain the truth of God’s
sovereignty over our country. Judge Moore explains the truth
about “Separation of Church and State,” “Rule of Law,” and
obedience to civil government from a biblical, historical,
and legal perspective. Pastors and preachers learn about the
unique biblical and legal relationship between God’s law and
the U.S. Constitution. Judge Moore hopes to restore a proper
understanding of God to the preachers of our land.
“The seminar was inspirational, informative and challenged
all of us to stand up for what our forefathers stood for and
intended for us as a nation from the very beginning,” says
Pastor Rob Parsons of Longview Metro Church in Longview,
Texas. “Judge Moore was used mightily of God to stir,
challenge and call us into accountability for the biblical
foundation of America.”
Judge Moore is grateful for pastors that are grabbing hold
of the message. But there is still work to be done to break
what he calls a deception that comes from ignorance. Judge
Moore points the finger of responsibility at the leaders of
the Body of Christ, many of whom do not understand the
practical application of the First Amendment. The First
Amendment prohibits the federal legislature from making laws
that infringe on the freedom of speech, religion and the
press, or the right to petition and peacefully assemble. But
not many pastors, he says, understand how to walk that out.
“If I asked you if it’s a good idea for a man to marry his
daughter you would say that’s revolting. But if you don’t
have a standard, who’s to say that’s revolting? It’s the
standard for a man to marry a woman and have children. It’s
the law of nature. When you disregard the law of nature, a
man can marry another man,” Judge Moore explains, noting
that our nation is founded on the law of nature, which
promises life, liberty and the right to own property
straight out of the Book of Genesis.
Again, Judge Moore charges the leaders of the Church to
respond. In effect, he’s calling for a reformation. He
reminds that during Martin Luther’s time Church leadership
distorted the truth of God’s Word. The Bible was taught by
clergy who interpreted it incorrectly. When Martin Luther
read the Bible himself he had an epiphany that led to the
Protestant Reformation. Judge Moore sees a Church today that
has regressed, and needs a revelation.
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“We believe everything we hear from a group of nine men and
women on the Supreme Count of the United States,” Judge
Moore says. “In the face of pure hypocrisy, they open their
courts with ‘God save the United States.’ Then they say you
can’t recognize the sovereign God. It’s the way of error.
They are so confused they don’t know what they are doing.
I’m waiting for the day when they stop acknowledging God at
all. They’ll stop it and not tell anybody, and they’ll think
nobody will notice it.”
Judge Moore is concerned for the nation and the Church he
loves. He recalls how quickly the Roman Empire fell when it
deteriorated from within, and contends that America is
falling from within – right before our very eyes. Man is a
fallen creature, he says, and the Constitution was written
to keep down the power of man. That’s why America doesn’t
have kings, he continues, but America does have nine men and
women wearing black robes. Judge Moore is concerned these
nine people are ruling the land from the bench. We have made
Supreme Court justices our gods, he argues, and if we
continue down this road we will no longer maintain the core
values of our nation.
“When the spirit of the law is abandoned and theoretical
opinions of individuals are allowed to control its meaning,
we no longer have a Constitution,” Judge Moore says. “We are
under a government of individual men who have the power to
declare what the Constitution means. When judges start
ruling by the seat of their emotions and not by law, then we
don’t have a Constitution. We don’t have the rule of law. We
have the rule of man instead of the rule of God.”
For more information about Project Jeremiah, or to donate to
the cause, visit www.morallaw.org or call 334-262-1245.
