March 9th, 2012 
AT2W Staff 
When God tells someone to do something, there is nothing humanity can do about it. Governor Haley Barbour is a born again Christian and even allegedly claimed he prayed with the prisoners whom worked at his mansion. If this man did not know what he was doing, then God would have stopped him. As we have said before, it is not up to us to make judgement against this man’s decision. This business of these 200 prisoners being released has to do with God, all God wants us to do is make sure we are saved and doing all we can to win souls into His Kingdom, that’s it. As Christians, we are supposed to pray for Governor Barbour and thank God someone cares about prisoners and their souls.
Let us ask you this question, how else are we supposed to make a better society, if we do not think these prisoners deserve another chance? Maybe we would not choose to release these prisoners if it were us as the governor of Mississippi, but this is why God chose Governor Haley Barbour and no one else. Also, we should learn something from his decision and go out and preach the gospel to those whom are left serving time in prison and on death row. Many of these convicts have no one to visit them and tell them Jesus loves them. Many of these prisoners and death row inmates are forgotten about and their families no longer pay them a visit. Therefore, those of us whom are saved and full of God’s spirit should join in with Governor Barbour and show love to these people without judgement. Furthermore, in this era, we sense that homosexuals seem to be getting all the attention and many of their family members and even churches whom once claimed not to believe in the lifestyle and believed the Word of God’s biblical scriptures against it now support that community. Therefore, those of us whom yet refuse to oppose God’s Word should now give attention to other sinners, because many other types do not rebel…Read full article, here.
Source: Sanctified Church Revolution
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I agree with this article about redemption and prisoners, however, it is written about the wrong man. Haley Barbour is hardly an example of being a true Christian. The controversy over these pardons is that out of all who were pardoned 2/3 WERE WHITE. The majority of prisoners in MS are black. 2/3 of the prison population is black although blacks in MS are 40%.
We cannot put God in a box. These confederates and racists put God in the box of white supremacy and then lie about doing so. It was statistically impossible for these pardons to be colorblind. So when the tornado hits these communities, I don’t feel sorry for them because God will not stoop to us and he will not be represented.
I can put it in another way.
I like everyone else was shocked and saddened by the death of Whitney Houston, but she put God in her drug/alchol box. So I guess it was the last straw when two days before she died, she is singing in a club, “Yes, Jesus loves me”, obviously under the influence. So she said she would “see Jesus soon” and she did because God will not be mocked.
Just like gays who claim they cannot change so they put God in their gay box and try to tell us that our duty as Christians are to love all instead of loving what God loves and hating what God hates.
Is it God’s will that these men are released? It sure is and let us see what kind of stories will follow these men. God shall not be mocked.
You are so right, Mimi. It will be very interesting to see what they do with the rest of their lives. As for Gov. Barbour, it would be interesting to know about his entire background, because if he was not fair in releasing white and black prisoners, the reason would be obvious, because of the type of man he has been during his previous years before he was governor.