A Reverence for Our Creator

This blog will not be used politically, but this past week was a national election and since I don't participate, I would like to take this opportunity to state why.
For all those who have directly instructed their audience, or those who have claimed to "vote the Bible" Can you please tell me where voting and elections are mentioned in the Bible? A G-dly nation does not write it's own laws, it goes by G-d's. Therefore, by definition around the world, there are no G-dly nations. With that perspective, do you think Daniel voted in Babylon? Or how about Y'hshuwah and the Apostles? We know they paid taxes, yet Y'hshuwah continued to speak of being a part of another kingdom and so are his followers. Besides, what did anyone vote for? Everyone I heard was voting against something. Conservatives always vote against gay issues and abortion. I have this observation. Abortion has been legal since 1973. In that time, there has been at least 6 years in which the White House was occupied by a republican, the Congress was republican majority, both House and Senate, and the Supreme Court had 7 out of 9 justices appointed by republican presidents; and yet Roe vs. Wade was not reversed. It isn't going to be reversed! What truly offends me is the fact that the political group that is supposedly so deeply opposed and offended, continuously uses that desperately sad subject just for politics. As for the legalization of cannabis. What G-d fearing country renders creation to be illegal, in the first place? . . .
I've seen videos and news clips of federal agents destroying crops that are perfectly legal according to the state laws, and regardless of state referendums, it is still illegal on a federal level. G-d has already been removed from the classroom, the public square, the court house, and I'm not sure there is a church that will let Him in, so why not just put out a warrant for His arrest regarding the creation of herbs? Technically that is the manufacturing or production of an illegal substance! There is a complete loss of reverence for our Creator in our society and it cannot be remedied by an election. It's a matter of the heart and the heart of the matter is simple. To walk in covenant with YHWH and follow Y'hshuwah, one must choose between G-d and mammon [materialism,] and our society has attempted to blend them. There is no doubt mammon weighs heavy in the election and G-d shares HIS glory with no one. HE put it in writing, HE's given us fair warning. Since my citizenship is in the kingdom of heaven, I didn't participate in the election, and I don't regret that decision.