It was a very emotional night…

Days earlier, President Trump was

almost assassinated…

Although Trump pleaded for the nation to unite after the event, only one voice could break through and bring the truth and peace of the Lord to the American people…

Reverend Franklin Graham…

Graham, president and CEO of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and the Samaritan’s Purse, spoke at the Republican National Convention and to the nation.

When he walked onto the stage, there was thunderous applause. Then, the crowd grew silent as he began his speech… He immediately addressed what was on everyone’s mind—God’s grace in saving Trump from an assassin’s bullet.

Here’s what Grham said about the attempt on Trump’s life:

“Las

t Saturday in Butler, Pennsylvania, President Trump had a near-death experience, no question. But God spared his life. When President Trump rose from that platform, he rose with his fist raised in strength, showing America his unshakable resolve to fight for them and this nation.”

Graham went on to talk about Tr

ump’s honesty and what he did for the nation during his first term. Here’s what he said:

“For as long, for as long as I’ve known President Trump, I’ve found him to be a man of his word. Things that he said he’ll do, he did. When he told me and our country in 2016 that he was going to appoint conservative justices, guess what? He did. In 2016, he said he would defend religious liberty, and guess what? He did. When American citizen and pastor Andrew Brunson was being held in a Turkish jail on false accusations, President Trump demanded that he be released, and he applied economic pressure and sanctions until they that.”

Graham prayed for Trump, his family, the people shot during the rally in Pennsylvania, and for the nation.

Then he closed by endorsing Trump, saying,

“I’m grateful and thankful for what he did as the 45th President of the United States. And I know that as the 47th Pr

esident, he will keep his word to the American people to make America great once again.”

Watch Franklin Graham’s speech at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee below: