= GEN/ PRESIDENT GEORGE WASHINGTON THE CHIEF, APOSTLE JOHN WYCLIFFE, PROPHETS WILLIAM TYNDALE, MARTIN LUTHER, 1828/ 1844 DISSERTATION ON THE ORIGIN, HISTORY AND CONNECTION [FROM GENESIS 1 ADAM Therefore EVE] LANGUAGES OF WESTERN ASIA AND EUROPE, NOAH WEBSTER, LL.D.; DR JAMES MOFFATT DIRECT TRANSLATION BIBLE, NEW RENDERING, NOT FROM ANY PREVIOUS ENGLISH VERSION [at, https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pEha5rJw5ELfSAyhVABO1eW0RbtBX86v/view?usp=sharing
REPEATING EXACTLY WHAT THE 47 CLERGY
" ..and wait patiently for him to act." -Psalm 37:7
on FB: Skyline Church; Pastor Jim Garlow.
Comment:
Yes! He never Fails you, but you can Him -- if you don't "Thy Will. Not Mine." Believe-you-me, That does Take Time and Patience---doesn't it?!!! He Is Wonderful! So is the Holy Ghost. Actually in earthly terms only "God of The Universe" suffices -- and still falls short. Guess, just "He Is..".
That's why He Is Supreme and Necessary to our Unique in Mankind's History Nation of "We the People" and "Consent of the Governed" -- Laws of Both Founding Documents: "1. The Spiritual is Supreme: 1. The fundamental principle underlying the traditional American philosophy is that the Spiritual is supreme--that Man [Commandment V Heritage, James 1 ( at 3rd is of Divine origin and his spiritual, or religious, nature is of supreme value and importance compared with things material.
Religious Nature
2. This governmental philosophy is, therefore, essentially religious in nature. It is uniquely American; no other people in all history have ever made this principle the basis of their governmental philosophy. The spiritual brotherhood of men under the common fatherhood of God is a concept which is basic to this American philosophy. It expresses the spiritual relationship of God to Man and, in the light thereof, of Man to Man. To forget these truths is a most heinous offense against the spirit of traditional America because the greatest sin is the lost consciousness of sin.
The fundamentally religious basis of this philosophy is the foundation of its moral code, which contemplates The Individual's moral duty as being created by God's Law: the Natural Law. The Individual's duty requires obedience to this Higher Law; while knowledge of this duty comes from conscience, which the religious-minded and morally-aware Individual feels duty-bound to heed. This philosophy asserts that there are moral absolutes: truths, such as those mentioned above, which are binding upon all Individuals at all times under all circumstances. This indicates some of the spiritual and moral values which are inherent in its concept of Individual Liberty-Responsibility.
An Indivisible Whole
3. The American philosophy, based upon this principle, is an indivisible whole and must be accepted or rejected as such. It cannot be treated piece-meal. Its fundamentals and its implicit meanings and obligations must be accepted together with its benefits.
The Individual's Self-respect
4. The concept of Man's spiritual nature, and the resulting concept of the supreme dignity and value of each Individual, provide the fundamental basis for each Individual's self-respect and the consequent mutual respect among Individual's. This self-respect as well as this mutual respect are the outgrowth of, and evidenced by, The Individual's maintenance of his God-given, unalienable rights. They are maintained by requiring that government and other Individuals respect them, as well as by his dedication to his own unceasing growth toward realization of his highest potential--spiritually, morally, intellectually, in every aspect of life. This is in order that he may merit maximum respect by self and by others..." . Hamilton A. Long says the essential so much better in the 'Whole of our Society as Governance". This is at, https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015022687787&view=1up&seq=13 First of 'Twelve Basic American Principles."
Mr. Hamilton's #12 is "The Majority -- Limited for Liberty. Read it if you haven't for therein, you will find The Wrong Decision of 'Our 1960's Watch of our 184 year-old, Posterity; and James Monroe's Opinion: "There is no maxim in my opinion which is more liable to be misapplied, and which therefore needs elucidation than the current one that the Interest of the Majority is the is the Political Standard of Right and Wrong....In fact it is only reestablishing under another name and a more specious form, force as the measure of right..."! [at, https://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/fed12.asp ].
on FB: Skyline Church; Pastor Jim Garlow.
Comment:
Yes! He never Fails you, but you can Him -- if you don't "Thy Will. Not Mine." Believe-you-me, That does Take Time and Patience---doesn't it?!!! He Is Wonderful! So is the Holy Ghost. Actually in earthly terms only "God of The Universe" suffices -- and still falls short. Guess, just "He Is..".
That's why He Is Supreme and Necessary to our Unique in Mankind's History Nation of "We the People" and "Consent of the Governed" -- Laws of Both Founding Documents: "1. The Spiritual is Supreme: 1. The fundamental principle underlying the traditional American philosophy is that the Spiritual is supreme--that Man [Commandment V Heritage, James 1 ( at 3rd is of Divine origin and his spiritual, or religious, nature is of supreme value and importance compared with things material.
Religious Nature
2. This governmental philosophy is, therefore, essentially religious in nature. It is uniquely American; no other people in all history have ever made this principle the basis of their governmental philosophy. The spiritual brotherhood of men under the common fatherhood of God is a concept which is basic to this American philosophy. It expresses the spiritual relationship of God to Man and, in the light thereof, of Man to Man. To forget these truths is a most heinous offense against the spirit of traditional America because the greatest sin is the lost consciousness of sin.
The fundamentally religious basis of this philosophy is the foundation of its moral code, which contemplates The Individual's moral duty as being created by God's Law: the Natural Law. The Individual's duty requires obedience to this Higher Law; while knowledge of this duty comes from conscience, which the religious-minded and morally-aware Individual feels duty-bound to heed. This philosophy asserts that there are moral absolutes: truths, such as those mentioned above, which are binding upon all Individuals at all times under all circumstances. This indicates some of the spiritual and moral values which are inherent in its concept of Individual Liberty-Responsibility.
An Indivisible Whole
3. The American philosophy, based upon this principle, is an indivisible whole and must be accepted or rejected as such. It cannot be treated piece-meal. Its fundamentals and its implicit meanings and obligations must be accepted together with its benefits.
The Individual's Self-respect
4. The concept of Man's spiritual nature, and the resulting concept of the supreme dignity and value of each Individual, provide the fundamental basis for each Individual's self-respect and the consequent mutual respect among Individual's. This self-respect as well as this mutual respect are the outgrowth of, and evidenced by, The Individual's maintenance of his God-given, unalienable rights. They are maintained by requiring that government and other Individuals respect them, as well as by his dedication to his own unceasing growth toward realization of his highest potential--spiritually, morally, intellectually, in every aspect of life. This is in order that he may merit maximum respect by self and by others..." . Hamilton A. Long says the essential so much better in the 'Whole of our Society as Governance". This is at, https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015022687787&view=1up&seq=13 First of 'Twelve Basic American Principles."
Mr. Hamilton's #12 is "The Majority -- Limited for Liberty. Read it if you haven't for therein, you will find The Wrong Decision of 'Our 1960's Watch of our 184 year-old, Posterity; and James Monroe's Opinion: "There is no maxim in my opinion which is more liable to be misapplied, and which therefore needs elucidation than the current one that the Interest of the Majority is the is the Political Standard of Right and Wrong....In fact it is only reestablishing under another name and a more specious form, force as the measure of right..."! [at, https://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/fed12.asp ].
Attorney Hamilton, profession of Article III, wrote on page 207-,
"..To repeat, the Constitution cannot soundly be classified as a [Matt.15 human precept misused label..]..'religious' document; but in the foregoing respects, for example, it is intimately bound up with the recognition of the existence God and with an assumption of the profound connection with sound self-government. ...it was a firm conviction of the 'F'ounders that religion is the basis of morality and that firm religious conviction and faith are, therefore, to sound morality among a people; just as sound morality was considered by them to be essential to the sound character of 'I'ndividuals and of the people of a country, as the only firm basis upon which a successful self-government could be created. ..This philosophy was substantially influenced by religious leaders-- chief of all clergymen of New England---in the long course of their own gradually developing struggle toward "Liberty and Independence" within the rhelm of religion as well as with regard to their role as citizens in the field of government: that is, independence from a country in foreign control accompanied by 'I'ndividual 'L'iberty, especially in the rhelm of conscience and all things religious--- freedom of and freedom of the 'I'ndiviual to reason and decide religious questions for himself without interference by any superintending earthly 'A'uthority. ...There is an important consideration which needs to be kepted in mind by every generation, including especially the 'C'lergy and all others particularily interested in preserving religious liberty---freedom of conscience---in America, with the fullest protection under the Constitution. 'This is that' freedom of conscience and religion is only one aspect of the indivisible whole of 'I'ndividual 'L'iberty and must stand or fall with the other parts; it cannot be treated separately and preserved, as observed in 1776 by the Reverend John Witherspoon---President of Princeton College and a signer of The Declaration of Independence:
"There is not a single history in which civil liberty was lost, and religious liberty preserved entire. If therefore we yield up our temporal property, we at the same time deliver the conscience into bondage.". ...
The italics are added. Attorney Long, 100th year,1976, has written, for any youth ..A Man, A Woman, an excellent compendium -- our PART history -- to which, right now, is the abyss .. for Reverend Witherspoon, Jan Calvin, John Locke, the RESTORATIONISTS/ CHRUCH OF CHRIST
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