As she stood before the faithful at Skyline Church in San Diego, former U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann cut right to the chase.
She described her new position as the church’s pastor to the United Nations in succinct terms.
“We are taking this unbelievably audacious step of going to the U.N. I don’t know of a darker, more deceived place on Earth than the U.N. because, as we saw at the Tower of Babel, that’s probably the last time we saw all the nations of the Earth come together in a moment of deception,” she said.
She went on to explain God’s response as laid out in the book of Genesis.
“They were dispersed,” she said. And God confounded their ability to communicate via the same language.
Former Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann is now executive director of the Hammarskjold Society.
Bachmann told WND in an exclusive interview this
