#832 Man o’ War – Woodrow Wilson’s closest confidant/advisor during World War I was
Colonel House, so as to prophetically represent “thou shalt not build an house for my name,
because thou hast been a man of war”
Colonel House. Edward Mandell House, commonly
known by the honorary title of Colonel House, was
President Woodrow Wilson’s closest confidant and
advisor during World War I. He was even provided
living quarters within the White House. House
threw himself into world affairs, promoting
Wilson’s goal of brokering the peace to end World
War I. However, after the sinking of the Lusitania
on May 7, 1915, with U.S. neutrality becoming even
more precarious, House decided that the war was an
epic battle between democracy and autocracy. He
argued that the United States ought to help Britain
and France win a limited Allied victory. Wilson at
the time still insisted on neutrality. After the United
States eventually entered World War I on April 6, 1917, House played a major role in shaping
wartime diplomacy. Wilson had House assemble a team of academic experts to devise efficient
postwar solutions to all of the world’s problems. In September 1918, Wilson gave House the
responsibility of preparing a constitution for a League of Nations. Eventually House had serious
policy disagreements with Woodrow Wilson over the League of Nations.
Key Understanding: Wilson’s house of God.
The Lord ordained a man named House, and
with an honorary military title at that
(Colonel), to serve as ‘Man o’ War’ President
Woodrow Wilson’s closest confidant/advisor
during World War I – when America
was fulfilling its destiny as the
Fourth Rome Christian Democracy to
Make the World Safe for Democracy
– so as to point to the fact that Men
o’ War were attempting to build the
House of God.
However, Men of War cannot build the
House of God.
1 Chronicles 28:3 (KJV) But God said
unto me [King David], THOU SHALT
NOT BUILD AN HOUSE FOR MY
NAME, BECAUSE THOU HAST
BEEN A MAN OF WAR, AND HAST
SHED BLOOD.
#832 Man o’ War – Woodrow Wilson’s closest confidant/advisor during World War I was Colonel House,
so as to prophetically represent “thou shalt not build an house for my name, because thou hast been a man of war”
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