Glenn Beck: God Brought About Scalia’s Death So America Would Vote For Ted Cruz | The Daily Caller
This isn’t the first time Beck and other prominent Cruz supporters have claimed there’s some divine power behind Cruz’s candidacy.
Last week, Beck praised Ted Cruz as the man who could get America through the rapture.
“Fall to your knees and pray to God to reveal to you what the hour is,” Beck proclaimed at a Cruz rally in South Carolina. “This is your last call, America! Stand, stand with the man I believe was raised for this hour, Ted Cruz!”
In January, Beck argued the “hand of divine providence” brought about the birth of Cruz.
Earlier in February, Cruz’s wife Heidi told a crowd that her husband shows the country “the face of the God we serve.”
During an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network, Cruz’s father, Rafael Cruz, said he told his son at an early age that “God has destined you for greatness.”
In 2013, Rafael Cruz, who’s an ordained pastor, said in a sermon at a church in Irvin, Texas, that his son is “anointed” from high above to serve as a “king” to bring about the “great transfer of wealth” from the wicked to the righteous.
The sermon given by the elder Cruz is in line with the fundamentalist sect of evangelical Christianity known as dominionism. Dominionists preach that America should be governed by their interpretation of biblical law and be ruled exclusively by devout fundamentalists.
In August, Cruz’s Iowa campaign chairman Matt Schultz claimed God is guiding the Texas senator to be America’s next president.
“God raises special men and women to protect his people, and I believe this is one of those moments in time. … Ted Cruz is that man who God has prepared for this moment in time,” Schultz said at a rally with Cruz in attendance.
This isn’t the first time Beck and other prominent Cruz supporters have claimed there’s some divine power behind Cruz’s candidacy.
Last week, Beck praised Ted Cruz as the man who could get America through the rapture.
“Fall to your knees and pray to God to reveal to you what the hour is,” Beck proclaimed at a Cruz rally in South Carolina. “This is your last call, America! Stand, stand with the man I believe was raised for this hour, Ted Cruz!”
In January, Beck argued the “hand of divine providence” brought about the birth of Cruz.
Earlier in February, Cruz’s wife Heidi told a crowd that her husband shows the country “the face of the God we serve.”
During an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network, Cruz’s father, Rafael Cruz, said he told his son at an early age that “God has destined you for greatness.”
In 2013, Rafael Cruz, who’s an ordained pastor, said in a sermon at a church in Irvin, Texas, that his son is “anointed” from high above to serve as a “king” to bring about the “great transfer of wealth” from the wicked to the righteous.
The sermon given by the elder Cruz is in line with the fundamentalist sect of evangelical Christianity known as dominionism. Dominionists preach that America should be governed by their interpretation of biblical law and be ruled exclusively by devout fundamentalists.
In August, Cruz’s Iowa campaign chairman Matt Schultz claimed God is guiding the Texas senator to be America’s next president.
“God raises special men and women to protect his people, and I believe this is one of those moments in time. … Ted Cruz is that man who God has prepared for this moment in time,” Schultz said at a rally with Cruz in attendance.