QQOTD: Rear Admiral Barry Black, Senate Chaplain
“It is never
wrong to do right.”
~ Rear Admiral Barry Black, 62nd Chaplain of the United States Senate,
in his opening prayer on January 29, 2020, on the ninth day of the Impeachment trial of Donald Trump (C-SPAN2)
When might
doing wrong end up resulting in the proper and correct outcome?
How should
both political parties heed the chaplain’s message?
How might both
Democrats and Republicans interpret this statement as it pertains to their
point of view?
Historical
queries (To be determined in the near or far future):
Did the
outcome of the Impeachment Trial the result in the right decision? If so, how?
If not, how?
The entire
prayer:
Let us pray. Divine Shepherd, honor,
glory, and power belong to you. Refresh our Senators as they enter a new phase
of this Impeachment Trial. May they realize that you have appointed then for
this great service and they are accountable to you. Lord, empower them to labor
today with the dominant purpose of pleasing you, knowing that it is never wrong
to do right. Give them resiliency in their toil as they remember your promise
that they will reap a bountiful harvest if they don’t go give up. Help them to
follow the road of humility that leads to honor as they find their safety in
trusting you. We pray in your majestic name, Amen.
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