James Garfield

 James Garfield

James Garfield was a president of the United States who was a preacher prior to being elected into office in the 1800s. James Garfield was probably hated and envied by idolators (socialists were probably not known as socialists at that time yet there were idolators.) James Garfield was able to survive an assassination attempt when an idolator with a revolver attempted to shoot Garfield from close range. 

James Garfield would survive the assassination attempt because he had a Bible in his front pocket. The Bible was able to guard his chest and took the impact of the bullet. Garfield would go on to state how having the Bible in his front pocket saved his life. The Bible literally saved his life by absorbing the impact of a bullet from a revolver. 

Garfield was hated and envied most likely by idolators. This was because he was quite impressive and was a preacher, lawyer, and commander prior to being president. Garfield was righteous and hated by wicked idolators for being amazing and righteous. Garfield similar to Reagen survived an assassination attempt. 

Similar to Lincoln, Garfield was probably envied by idolators. It is noted that Lincoln was envied by idolators being humble, self-didactic, having a sense of humor, and optimistic. Lincoln was a Christian and a pacifist who helped unite the union and was envied by idolators who wanted to cause conflict and division. Lincoln was shot by an actor, John Wilkes Booth, who was an idolator. John Fitzgerald Kennedy also was impressive and was hated and envied by socialists for being righteous and good. A socialist, Lee Harvey Oswald, shot Kennedy with a sniper rifle, and Lee Harvey Oswald was later also killed describing that socialism does not help anyone. Prior to Lee Harvey Oswald confessing about who had told him to shoot Kennedy, Oswald was murdered.  We can persevere being far apart from idolators and socialists while we obey the commandments of Moses.