Posted: November 9th, 2006, 2:15 pm
The conclusion I am making is that it is valuable to study the history behind “The Majesty of God’s Law” the history of God’s dealings with the lost 10 tribes and their application of the law in their lives.Daren - I am intrigued with the information, and enjoy studying history. Like others, I ask, 'what's the point today', or 'what is the conclusion you are trying to lead us to'? I wouldn't pretend to have sufficient knowledge to challenge the history, but some of the conclusions seem stretched.
My friend makes a much bolder conclusion, and I support that in principle, that we need to bring into our work day lives the principles that our Anglo-Saxon for-fathers lived by, to be able to live by the law today.
Our society is based on these ancient principles of our Anglo-Saxon for-fathers, the Hanseatic League, the sea laws of Wispy, the ancient value system of stocks and bonds, Judges with Juries, Guilds = United Orders, and many other things.
Our problem is that we have gone over too much to the system promoted and established by the Great and Abominable Church and many of us don’t know the difference.
That is very arguable. Linguistically there is a common tie to north European languages, being one of the language groups in Europe.As a side note, your use of Finland as an example of Germanic languages is severely flawed. It isn't Germanic nor does it have any Germanic roots. It uses a Latin alphabet only because they had no written language until they had been conquered by Europeans.
Their original verbal history does talk of them being visited and taught by God as a chosen people.
I agree with everything you say, the gospel wasn’t restored in the fifth century, it's principles were working in the fifth century.I've studied the ancient British history enough to concur that the gospel was established and taught there, several times, and several of the ten lost tribes did settled Europe, but I would contend that the pure gospel was established first in the sixth century BC, then restored in the first century, but I see no evidence it was restored in the fifth century.
Remnants remained in the fifth century, but by then much of the higher order had been lost in the beginnings of the feudal system that perverted the pure law. Studying the writings of the Roman conquerors reveals insights into pure doctrine that they twisted in order to request additional funding. To attempt to go back to a denigrated system would be futile and useless.
It was the filthy policy and military maneuvering of the likes of Diocletian and Constantine to assert that the catholic (Greek/Roman) system of government was the gospel of Jesus Christ, for them and other catholic leaders to try to keep that system of orthodoxy from being destroyed by the Christian system of the North.
Benjamin Franklin said when asked what kind of government we had been given, “A Republic (a people-vote), if you can keep it.” John Adams said, "Our Constitution was made only for a religious and moral people. It is wholly inadequate for the government of any other."I believe we have done the same in our day. The founding fathers were not misled but indeed established the best they could, by the hand of the Lord. Instead of resolving in righteousness the loose ends they left us, we again apostatized from the proper form of government. Had we built on that foundation we could have and perhaps would have been able to live the higher law in peace.
In relation to these Ancient Customs of London and New England that were had by the Forefathers of Joseph Smith and his Associates who had been “London Free Men,” in London, or “American Free Men” in New England, the Lord said:Having never met, read, or studied the works of Wydner I ask a question. I followed the list till the time of Joseph Smith. What evidence do you have that "that system" is other than the gospel of Jesus Christ, as restored through Joseph Smith and the Constitution of the United States. The law of witness' requires more than assumptions.
D&C 86:8-11. Therefore, thus saith the Lord unto you, with whom the priesthood hath continued through the lineage of your fathers- For ye are lawful heirs, according to the flesh, and have been hid from the world with Christ in God – Therefore, blessed are ye if ye continue in my goodness, a light unto the Gentiles, and through this priesthood, a savior unto my People Israel. The Lord hath said it. Amen.
The Church Historian, Leonard Arrington, said in his Book, “The United Order,” that the United Order of Tanners and the United Order of Tailors, in Salt Lake City, “were just a continuation of the English Guild System.”
The Church’s Membership became the pioneers, who traveled to and established Utah. And, continuing according to the Lord’s Instructions, to "continue in my goodness," the way that they "Worked Together By The Law" made so much sense in "continuing" in their Forefathers’ obviously superior, Anglo-Saxon, Christian way of Working Together.
The history of the Anglo-Saxon culture is the basis of the Law of the Land, constitutional law. We are just confused about whether or not Greco-Roman policy is also law.We as individuals covenant to live the law of consecration today, right now. We will be judged on how we do that. I understand that we as a people are under condemnation for failing to live the United Order as a people, and that it was taken away for a period, but do you infer or teach that we have been misled by latter-day prophets because we didn't all move to the Mexican Colonies and continue in the united order?
No, I suggest we learn how to work together by the law. The Mexican saints just have more of it than we do.
In the end, do you teach or infer that because of these historical rights of freemen we are not obligated to abide by the law of the land? Is that a correct analysis of your posts or thread?
D&C 98: 6 Therefore, I, the Lord, justify you, and your brethren of my church, in befriending that law which is the constitutional law of the land;
How can we save the constitution if we do not know the difference between Law and Policy and if we don't know how to get us back to the Law.
Thank you for your comments and questions,
Darren