Is it a Lie? . . . 2 Chronicles 7:14

DID YOU KNOW THAT FORMER PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN is the First President to Omit 'God' from the National Day of Prayer Proclamation?

DID YOU KNOW THAT FORMER PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA was the only US President to every say our nation is not a Christian Nation?

But Thanks be to God for the Promises in His Word!

"President Donald Trump will participate in a public Bible reading this week as the administration continues to integrate religion, particularly Christianity, into official business" [April 2026]

[EVENT PRESS RELEASE] "On April 21, President Trump is scheduled to read Scripture via video message from the Oval Office during the 6 pm EAST hour," a press release from organizers reads.  The event is called "America Reads the Bible".

1. Was America Founded on Christian Principles?
   1. George Washington: After being inaugurated as President of the USA gathered all of the elected members and they went to Church to have a worship service together.
   2. Dwight D. Eisenhower:  When Congress decided the USA was going to enter WW2 . . . He called a "Fireside Chat" and opened the conversation with a prayer to his God . . .He prayed over our troops as they landed not he shores of Normandy . . .Asking for protection . . .provision . . . and success.
2. The First Bible Printed in America
   1. Congress endorsed Aitken's Bible when it was completed in 1782.  Today the Aitken Bible is known by many as "the Bible of the Revolution".
   2. Journals of Congress document in Library of Congress.   
   3. The History of the Bible
      1. The Missing Bibles of Constantine: From Scrolls to Books - 330 AD
      2. Jerome's Latin Vulgate Translated to Latin - 405 AD
      3. Lindisfarne Gosples - 698 AD
      4. Charlemagne's Missing Carolingian Manuscript - 800 AD
      5. Wycliff's English Bible - 1388 AD
      6. Gutenberg Bible - 1454 AD
      7. Tyndale New Testament - 1525 AD
      8. Geneva Bible: Reformation and The New World - 1557
      9. Great Bible - 1539
      10. King James Bible:  Protestantism and The New World - 1611