The sixteenth day of the sixth month in the 2729th year of our dispersion.

Hope Abbey recommends George Gordon's School of Law. George Gordon teaches the Mosaic Law. Ted has had a link to his website in his Reference Library for quite a while. However, I finally in the past week or two have had the time and opportunity to listen to his archived radio programs. The wonderful thing about George Gordon is that he takes concepts I have been struggling with ideologically and puts them into terms that actually make it very easy to apply the Mosaic Law to them. For example, I have thought for years that insurance was a government-enforced organized crime syndicate. Gordon will show you how this is true and bases his contentions squarely in the law of יהוה. I have not found a broadcast yet that wasn't worth listening to. If I had the money I'd be attending his school right now. Unfortunately I'd have to accumulate quite a bit of gold to make that possible. Other topics he covers include Social Security, the income tax, usury, Passover, circumcision, idolatry, Christianity, and many many others.

One of his notable assertions is that the Bible is a book of geopolitics. I like this concept. When the God of Abraham revealed himself to the Israelites at Sinai, he gave them laws. Economic laws based on private property and individual responsibility, laws to establish the judiciary, laws for mental and physical health - laws for all criminal and civil matters along with their consequences were all established firmly and forever by יהוה and given to Moses. יהוה states that we should obey his law instead of the laws of the gentiles and pagans. So who do we worship? יהוה, or Columbia? יהוה, or Mithra? יהוה, or Ba'al? Choose ye this day. If you're not sure whom you are serving ("worshipping"), just check and see whose laws you follow. If you have declared yourself free from the Law of יהוה, then why call him your Sovereign (lawmaker)?

Think of it this way. During the period of the Judges, the Israelites would go back and forth between serving יהוה and serving the gods of the nations around them. When they started serving another god, they got taken over by another nation. Doesn't that just make sense? The other nation had been serving that god longer and their god took the Israelites because they started worshipping him instead of יהוה. Then when the Israelites repented and changed their ways and obeyed the law of יהוה, he restored them and they were again able to reap the benefits of serving the Most High God. On the other side of the coin, a Moabite such as Ruth could cease to worship the gods of Moab and instead obey the law of יהוה. She also becomes entitled to the benefits even though she is not a natural born citizen.

How does this tie in today? Listen to the radio broadcasts and figure that out for yourself.