Santo Domingo.– Pastor Ezequiel Molina Rosario warned that those who have wielded power, including rulers, legislators, judges, and authorities, will have to answer for corruption, injustice, and betrayal of public trust, recalling that, although human justice fails, there is a divine tribunal from which no one will escape.
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Before thousands of attendees, Molina Rosario maintained that The Day of God is not a symbolic concept nor an abstract religious idea, but a future reality established by divine sovereignty, in which each human being will be called to account for their life and works. Based on the biblical passage of Revelation 20:11–15, the evangelical leader recalled the vision of the great white throne, where, according to Scripture, the books will be opened and all will appear before God, great and small, without distinction of status, power or influence, and where there will be no place for bribes, deceptions or excuses. During his message, Molina Rosario emphasized that those who have held positions of authority will have a greater responsibility, pointing out that the exercise of power without justice, without fear of God and without commitment to the common good will have inevitable spiritual consequences. In that context, he criticized corruption, the approval of laws contrary to moral values and the injustice committed against the most vulnerable, stating that earthly impunity does not equate to eternal absolution. Likewise, it was pointed out that society as a whole will also have to be held accountable, including parents, social leaders and educators, for the abandonment of fundamental values, the destruction of the home and the loss of innocent life. In his opinion, social ills are not corrected solely with belated policies or palliative programs, but with education, example and responsibility from the family nucleus. The pastor emphasized that God’s Day will be a day of terror for those who rejected the truth and persisted in injustice, but of hope and blessing for those who believed, obeyed, and sought to do God’s will. The day began early with times of intercession, reading of the Word, and general guidance, led by pastors Adolfo Mateo and Feliciano Lacen, followed by a deep time of worship led by the Mahanaim Ministry and presentations by renowned exponents of national and international Christian music. One of the most significant moments of the program was the space “Renewing the Pact”, led by pastor Ezequiel Molina Sánchez, along with other invited ministers, followed by a time of prayer for the Dominican Republic, the United States, the Hispanic church, and Christians around the world. The concentration concluded with a call to consecration, ministry, and prayer, reaffirming the purpose of The Battle of Faith to proclaim the gospel with clarity, truth, and spiritual responsibility, keeping alive a tradition that for more than six decades has marked the beginning of the year for thousands of Dominican families.
