A figure for the closing of time, the antagonist divine
Void of vacant word, one final answer to be heard
I will carry my decree into a storm of lead
This is total war, my want for tolerance is dead
To my last breath
I am someone to hate
I will spit upon the idol for which you stand
I will carry the weight
I will bury your deception with a wrathful hand

Heart is cold, and my weapons are washed in blood
I avow to the call on high
My resolve in the blessed above, in this ever-consuming divide

A figure for the closing of time, the antithesis defined
Threat to faith untrue, I am the enemy of new
All you advocates of hell, you corruptors of free will
The culling is nigh, better get your fill

I am the cry for the falling of time

Born into the lust within our eyes
Taught to write the scriptures for our lives
We inherit the lies

To my last breath, to my final day


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    I think its about fighting for your beliefs in Jesus. The song speaks of spitting on the idols of false gods and that the enemies time is up and your going out to kill them. This is all spiritually though or could be physically. I think of the crusades some times hearing this song. People will hate you, everyone who isn't a Christian, but you will carry on fighting the enemies of Jesus. "Born into the lust within our eyes Taught to write the scriptures for our lives We inherit the lies" Sounds like some sort of Mormonism thing to me idk. They are born into believing this false branch of Christianity. Forced to fallow along or be banished, so they inherit the lies. So except for that last part I think its pretty much saying to stand up for your beliefs and fight the enemies of Christ, even though you'll take some heat for doing it.

    Daddy44on May 16, 2013   Link

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