The National Prayer Breakfast was set up by the Christian organization, The Fellowship, also known as The Family and the International Foundation, It is a U.S.-based religious and political organization founded in 1935 by Abraham Vereide. The stated purpose of The Fellowship is to provide a fellowship forum for decision-makers to share in Bible studies, prayer meetings, worship of God, and to experience spiritual affirmation and support.

This year at the National Prayer Breakfast held in Washington DC on February 2nd, Joe Biden made sure that everyone knows that America has moved away from its Christian roots even using the Bible to support his so-called “sacred proposition”. He had to be demonically inspired to do what he did.

President Joe Biden declared that the 118th Congress is a reflection of the “infinite creativity of God” during Thursday’s National Prayer Breakfast. “Loving our neighbor is also a part of the essence of the American promise. A promise that comes with a new Congress that is more diverse and more different,” Biden stated.

“More religions, more races, more diversity than ever before in our history. People of all faiths, some people of no faith. Gay, straight, immigrant, Native American. Differences express the infinite creativity of God, who is able to see His reflection in countless ways in different people.” The president also declared that “we can come together and do big things for the country, we can join hands and get things done,” contending that “we can redeem the soul of America.”

“What’s the soul of the nation? The soul is the breath, the life, and the essence of who we are. The soul makes us, us. It’s embodied in the sacred proposition: we’re all created equally in the Image of God,” he said.

Biden called this “sacred proposition” something that is “rooted in the Scripture and enshrined in the Declaration of Independence” and that “Dr. King invoked when he told us about his dream for the nation.”

What scripture is he reading?

Biden emphasized the need for civility, stating that “in our politics and in our lives, we too often see each other as opponents and not competitors. We see each other as enemies and not neighbors” and “there is so much more that unites us than divides us.”

Biden’s remarks came as part of the National Prayer Breakfast, a gathering of elected officials and others that has been observed every first Thursday of February since 1953.

For decades, the event was overseen by a nondenominational Christian ministry and was held at a local hotel, sometimes having around 3,500 attendees in person from numerous countries.

Last month, however, it was announced that a new organization, known as the National Prayer Breakfast Foundation, would be overseeing the event, with attendance being reduced to just federal government officials, their families, and a few guest constituents.

Additionally, the gathering would be held at a Capitol Hill venue rather than a local hotel, though it would still include guest speakers and be live-streamed on C-SPAN and elsewhere.

Former Sen. Mark Pryor, president of the board of the new Foundation, told The Christian Post in an earlier interview that the changes were made as an effort to “return” the event “back to its origins.”

“Back with President Eisenhower [the event] was just the president and members of Congress, House, and Senate. And so, that’s what they wanted to get back to,” Pryor explained.

Pryor described this year’s breakfast as being “smaller,” “more intimate,” with this “following the wishes of the House and Senate to restore it back to what it used to be.”

The group that used to host it, which is sometimes called “the Family” or “the Fellowship,” will be holding its own events over the span of the next couple of days.

According to the Pew Research Center’s latest Faith on the Hill report, released last month, Christians represent 88% of the voting members of Congress, while 65 members identified as other religions and 21 members identified as unaffiliated or “humanist.”

Joe Biden professes to be a Christian and he is speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast which was founded as a Christian event so it is difficult to understand why he would say what he did to what would be a largely Christian audience.

Compare what Joe Biden said with what Jonathan Cahn said at the Presidential Inaugural Prayer Breakfast 2017 – at the Trump Inauguration. Johnathan Cahn warned the nation at this event that it will come under further judgment from God if it continues on the path to exorcise the God of the Bible from His rightful position of sovereignty. Its leaders have ignored the warnings God has given them as revealed in Jonathan’s book – The Harbinger.