President Donald Trump, Vice President Vance, members of Congress, Supreme Court, military, law enforcement, fellow citizens and patriots of the restored Republic of the United States of America. It is my sincere honor to deliver this address on the American Covenant. It is an important subject, especially fitting on this day, which marks the two hundred and fifty year anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

Many generations have passed since out country’s founding. We have been blessed beyond measure with liberty, freedom, economy, and a stable form of government. However we tend to forget our country’s founding providential history, and our obligations to God. We forget that without divine assistance, acknowledged by the founders, the United States of America would never have come into existence as an independent nation. We also forget that God’s blessings of liberty is not just for the United States, but the entire world. We bear the ark of the liberties of the world, and now two hundred and fifty years later, the United States remains the last best hope for a mankind

Therefore, let’s go back in time of the Declaration of Independence and understand the timeless principles our founders fought for and willing to die to protect. And recall our country’s founding principles, such as liberty, God-given rights, justice, and covenant. Virtues such as duty, love of country, fear of God, integrity, morality, sacrifice, patriotism. It is the American Covenant, more accurately God’s Covenant with the United States of America which we will be be covering in more detail today.

What is a covenant?

A covenant is …

The most significant covenant agreement God made with our country’s forefathers was with Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Continental Congress delegates solemnly bound themselves by oath in an appeal to heaven for divine assistance. To bring to bring the principles and tenets set forth in the Declaration of Independence into fruition. It was a trust in God that their appeal to heaven would be heard and answered. …