Next week, Glenn Beck will be joining Republican presidential candidates Ted Cruz and Donald Trump at a "Stop the Iran Nuclear Deal" rally outside the Capitol in Washington, D.C. On his radio program today, Beck said that he agreed to participate in the rally because now is the time that he, and all Americans, must be seen by God taking a stand for life.
Whereas President Obama "has made his choice: death," Beck will oppose the nuclear deal so that he can been seen by God taking a stand "for life."
"We, as Americans, must choose," Beck said. "What's your choice? You may not even be able to change the course of the country, but you will be on record. I'm not going to follow down that path ... I stand with the Jews who have the right to live, the right to exist, and the right to defend themselves for the first time since the age of Jesus."
"I stand with God and His command to bless the Jewish people," he continued, "and I stand understanding His warning that He will curse those who curse Israel. I just want my voice on record. I just want to be seen, not by the people, not by the press, not by the president, not by Congress, but by the only authority that matters to be anymore and that's Almighty God. I want Him seeing me and my family standing on behalf of the weak, the oppressed, and the righteous."
"We're about to cross that red line and there's no coming back from this one," he concluded.
