What does Les Feldick say about world leaders telling God what to do in the Middle East?
World leaders today think they can tell God what to do back in the Middle East, but it will never work. This reflects the same frustration of simple men who imagine they can withstand a holy Animate, showing that people have not changed.
Les teaches that the guards at the tomb did everything humanly possible—setting extra guard and sealing it—so the disciples could not steal the body and claim He had been raised from the dead. He calls this the frustration of simple men, how they think they can withstand a holy Animate, and notes people have not changed. He then applies it to the present: world leaders tonight think they can tell God what to do back in the Middle East, but it will never work.