Quote by Joseph R. Sizoo

Empires built on force will always be destroyed. Those built on trust in Christ will remain.

Empires built on force will always be destroyed. Those built

Summary

This quote suggests that empires or societies that rely on the use of force and aggression to establish and maintain their power are destined to fall and be destroyed. In contrast, empires, communities, or individuals that are built on a foundation of trust in Christ, or faith, will endure and remain steadfast. It highlights the idea that true strength and stability come from principles such as love, compassion, and righteousness rather than dominance or oppression. Ultimately, this quote implies that a reliance on peace, justice, and faith is more sustainable in the long run.

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By Joseph R. Sizoo

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