‘Duck Dynasty’ star gives Trump Gospel in incredibly creative way

By Billy Hallowell (Pureflix), Pureflix.com Tuesday, March 05, 2019

Phil Robertson of 'Duck Dynasty' and founder of the Duck Commander speaks at the Family Research Council's Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C. on Friday, September 9, 2016. — Phil Robertson of "Duck Dynasty" and founder of the Duck Commander speaks at the Family Research Council's Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C. on Friday, September 9, 2016. | Screenshot: Values Voter Summit

“Duck Dynasty” star Phil Robertson is known for his no-nonsense take on the issues of the day. And while Robertson’s bold proclamations often extend into the social and political realms, he’s most passionate about sharing the Christian Gospel. In fact, Robertson revealed what he did back in 2016 when he was given just a few minutes with then-presidential candidate Donald Trump.

Robertson, author of the new book, The Theft of America’s Soul: Blowing the Lid Off the Lies That Are Destroying Our Country, recently told “The Billy & Justin Show” about his fascinating meeting with Trump.

“I get back in there … there’s Trump and his little entourage,” Robertson said. “I knew I didn’t have but 15 minutes, so whatever I did I had to make it quick.”

But rather than ask Trump for a favor or exchange pleasantries, Robertson recalled thinking, “I’ve got to get the Gospel to him in a hurry.” That’s when he decided to show Trump a hand-drawn explanation of the Christian Gospel.

Listen to him reveal his incredible move:

“I reached in my pocket and I drew out the gospel in hieroglyphic form … an arrow coming out of heaven, the Lord becoming flesh 2,019 years ago, the cross where he died, the tomb and the arrow coming out of the tomb and the final return,” Robertson explained.

He continued, “I pull it out of my pocket … when I showed it to him and I said, ‘Trump, no matter happens, whether you win or lose, don’t forget this.’”

Robertson said Trump looked at the paper and asked, “What is that?” That’s when Robertson broke down the Gospel, explaining quite pointedly that Jesus died for the sins of humanity.

“Here’s the way I put it — ‘[Jesus died] for Donald Trump’s sins,’” Robertson said, noting that he asked Trump if he believed he has sinned and he responded, “Oh, yeah.’”

Robertson said he emphasized that Trump, like everyone else, will one day depart the Earth, and that his salvation, like everyone else’s, truly matters.

Driving his point home, he pointed to the last arrow drawn out on the sheet and said, “That final arrow there is [Jesus’] return. All I can tell you is you better be ready when he shows up.”

The encounter must have made an impact, as Trump told Robertson the next time that he saw him that he still has that piece of paper with the Gospel on it.

Check out Robertson’s new book The Theft of America’s Soul.

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Billy Hallowell, author of "The Armageddon Code," has contributed to TheBlaze, the Washington Post, Human Events, the Daily Caller, Mediaite, and the Huffington Post, among other news sites. Through journalism, media, public speaking appearances, and the blogosphere, Hallowell has worked as a journalist and commentator for more than a decade.