Ignore God?

 Early this morning, I noticed in the book of Hosea, where it is talking about God's judgments against Israel in the Old Testament. Beginning with chapter 4 verse 6 of Hosea, my people are destroyed for lack of knowledge because thou Hast rejected knowledge oh, I will also reject thee that thou shalt be no priest to me seeing  thou Hast forgotten the law of thy God I will also forget thy children. And as they were increased meaning prospered, therefore will I change their Glory into shame. In verse 8 it shows us that the people of Israel loved their sin especially while they were prospering. Seems to me that is an issue in every nation and especially America in the 21st century. Verse 8 says they eat up the sin of my people and they set their heart on their iniquity. Now I'm not trying to make this scripture fit anything. I'm just saying that it teaches us what our heavenly Father thinks of anyone or any Nation that continues to reject him even after he has allowed them to prosper. It is a clear judgment. So think on these things. I am speaking of someone that has been my heavenly father all my life, but my redeemer since 1965. My testimony today is my heart will not allow me to ignore my Lord anymore. I love that Christ has changed that issue in my heart. You can join me and make him your Redeemer. Because he died on that cross For All Mankind, took on our sins when we weren't even in existence at the time he perished on the cross. Mankind cannot destroy God even if he tries. Why don't you say a prayer Jesus Christ just save you from your sins but when you do you must serious about hating your sin not loving it. Whether you believe it or not this is what will determine where your soul will spend forever in eternity please do not reject him by ignoring him. Time is precious. Now let me put a little footnote here, the Lord was speaking about the priest and how they were leading his children. This is or could be considered a warning two pastors teachers Deacon's in the house of God today. Take this very serious. Amen