“For my sword shall be bathed in heaven.” Is. 34:5

“We cannot live in a tumultuous world of inner rage and nurse a root of bitterness against our enemies and consider our sword bathed in heaven. 

Our weapons must be spiritual, 

not lending themselves to hostile, 

spiteful, 

venomous thrusts at our adversary: 

These weapons will hinder and delay the cause of righteousness.

The sword of righteous indignation must be, “bathed in heaven.”

“If our enemy pollutes our society, infringes on our freedoms or defames our religion, we must still, love our enemies, pray for our enemies, and confront always as Christ taught us of himself, “learn of me for I am gentle and humble at heart”. If we fight evil with evil, sin with sin, we are not using the 

“Sword bathed in heaven.”