Controversial ‘the Word Became Flesh’ Billboard Featuring Donald Trump Removed
(Yahoo News) — On Monday, news broke of a controversial billboard in St. Louis County, Mo., that featured an image of President Trump and a Bible verse that has created some confusion. As of this publishing, the giant message has already been removed by DDI Media, which owned the billboard.
The electronic billboard on Interstate 170 read “Make the Gospel great again” and “The Word became flesh…” — the opening to John 1:14, which has some drivers believing that whoever paid for the advertisement, which DDI has not revealed, was equating Trump to Jesus Christ.
Sherri Chisholim told KMOV in St. Louis: “I didn’t know what to make of it. I didn’t know what message it was trying to send, but I felt like it was somewhat offensive. I didn’t know if they were trying to equate Donald Trump to Jesus.” …
A Facebook page titled Make The Gospel Great Again, which appeared to take credit for the billboard in a since-deleted post, also features an “About” section that read, “We believe God has given American Christians His earthly messenger — Donald J. Trump. We follow his words in faith each day!”
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