Yahweh’s moral laws are perfect and applicable today under the New Covenant as they were under the Old Covenant.
The United States Constitution must be judged by Yahweh’s perfect law.
Antinomianism is unscriptural and denies both Yahweh and Jesus.
The New Covenant empowers Christians by Yahweh’s indwelling Spirit to obey His moral laws voluntarily out of love and gratitude.
The non-Biblical systems in the United States, such as the juridical, electoral, tax, and prison systems, are flawed because they are based on man’s fallible reasoning and not on Yahweh’s perfect law.
Yahweh’s law provides a better model for society, justice, taxation, and self-defense.
Christians are called to live a life of obedience to Yahweh’s moral laws out of love and gratitude.
“America Without Debt, Crime or War” is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the root causes of America’s financial struggles and how to overcome them. Written by Sheldon Emry in 1970, this timeless PDF file offers practical solutions for individuals, families, and the government to break free from debt and create a brighter future. With its insightful analysis and inspiring message of hope, “America Without Debt, Crime or War” is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to take control of their finances and build a better life for themselves and their loved ones. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn from one of the most influential thinkers of our time!
Americans did not become poor due to pestilence or famine, but rather due to a lack of an adequate supply of money to carry on trade and commerce. The PDF file explains that the root cause of America’s financial struggles is inflation, which is caused by the government’s excessive spending and borrowing. This leads to a decrease in the value of money and an increase in prices, making it difficult for individuals and families to make ends meet. Additionally, the PDF file argues that usury (charging interest on loans) is another factor that contributes to poverty by burdening borrowers with debt.
One thing that we are told is that we can see the lights from stars that are thousands and even millions of lightyears away; that light travel on forever. People are told that stars are many lightyears away and with that, people assume (if they are not told outright) that light must be able to travel this distance. They don’t realise that if the bases of what they are told is lie, everything else based on it would be a lie, too.
You might want to skip ahead in this video as you might have seen flat earth Dave talk about this before. But watch starting about 18 minutes 30 seconds in to see that light doesn’t go on forever. Most flat earthers don’t know this, so it’s well worth to watch.
Here is an on-going account to what happened to me today. I had first posted the sermon, Statism given by Pastor John Weaver. Which you can see in to posts before this. Then, I commented on how AI could not summarize correctly what the sermon was about. I had written that it’s probably due to not being “politically correct.”
Now, I did not pray consciously about finding a solution but obviously God knew what I needed. So, after about 1-2 hours after posting the last post, I was on YouTube and a video appeared to my right of using AI to summarize PDF files.
I saw that this was guy on some other AI platform and I did not know about. He started off by saying that if you do a google search with the subject of what you are looking for, followed by the colon : and followed by PDF you’ll find a list of PDFs on that topic. This is more informative as usually PDFs focus right on the topic verse random websites.
He went on to say that you just put your PDF on this site and it will analysis it. So, I gave it a try to see if it does a better job than the Platform.openai that I used.
And boy, it got right to the point.
You can ask questions about the PDF in question and it will give you the answers. So I asked another question and got what I wanted. In short, this program, which is called ChatPDF, can be found at: chatpdf.com As of now, this is free to use.
Why would this be of interest to you?
I’m sure that you are short of time and would like to find out the highlights of an article or book without reading through it. Or, you might simply want to know if it’s worth your time reading it. Well, this program will do it.
I pray that in time this platform will not be controlled by leftist leaning owners or programmers where it will become useless on subjects that are considered “controversial” so, in the meantime, it’s a program you might want to use.
If what you want to read is not in PDF format, no problem. All you have to do is, ‘copy-and-paste’ it in Word or the free Open Office, then convert it to PDF format, then upload it to chatpdf.com
I hope that this helps you and is an aide for you searching biblical truths or other truths out there where you would like a summary of.
Below this video is what ChatPDF wrote.
Sources:
ChatPDF.com
YouTube where I found this:
Chat with Statism.pdf
Welcome to this helpful PDF file! In this document, we will explore the concept of statism and its origins in Genesis chapter 10. By understanding the principles outlined in this message, you will gain insight into the current state of our society.
Example questions: What is the definition of statism and how does it relate to the story of Nimrod in Genesis chapter 10?
How can understanding the principles of statism help us navigate the current political climate?
This PDF explores the concept of statism and its origins in Genesis chapter 10. Statism is a political philosophy that emphasizes the power and authority of the state over individual freedoms. It is rooted in the story of Nimrod, who attempted to build a tower to reach heaven and establish his own authority over God.
The PDF argues that statism is idolatry and ultimately leads to totalitarianism and tyranny. As humanistic control and philosophy progress, the state becomes more apostate and rebellious towards the one true God in order to elevate itself to truth. The state’s most potent weapon is force, which can be dangerous if not kept in check.
The PDF also emphasizes the importance of standing for truth, even if everyone else stands against it. Just because someone has more weapons or is stronger does not mean they are right. We must remember that might does not make right.
While the PDF does not provide specific steps for combating statism, it encourages readers to understand its principles and effects on society. By recognizing its influence, we can resist its effects on our lives and communities.
Overall, this PDF serves as a warning against the dangers of statism and encourages readers to stand for truth in the face of oppressive ideologies.
How does Nimrod compare to the present government?
The given pages do not provide a direct comparison between Nimrod and the present government. However, the PDF argues that statism, which is rooted in Nimrod’s attempt to establish his own authority over God, can lead to totalitarianism and tyranny. The PDF encourages readers to understand the principles of statism and its effects on society in order to resist its influence. Therefore, it is up to the reader to draw their own conclusions about how the principles of statism may or may not apply to their present government.
This is how AI summarized the sermon given on Statism. Does this sound like it’s accurate? Not to me. You can see that AI is programmed to give responses that are “approved” by the State.
Here is what AI said in the program called Playground, by OpenAI, which is also the owner of ChatAI.
My query is in bold.
Write and summary of what this article is about in 500 words. The article is at: (I gave the link to.)
This article is about the idea of statism and how its current form came to be. Statism is defined as the belief in a strong hand of government, or state, which centralizes the power of a people or nation. It traces its origins back to ancient times, when the state was viewed as having a divine right to rule and enforce its will upon its people.
The article examines how statism has evolved throughout the centuries, tracing its roots from early civilizations such as the Babylonians, Egyptians, and Greeks, through the Roman Empire, to the modern state. By learning about past forms of statism, it is evident that modern governments have their foundations in these ancient regimes.
The article examines the aspects of statism which continue to be seen in contemporary societies. These include the authority of the state, the right to request obedience from its citizens, as well as the potential for the abuse of power. While modern democracies offer more power to citizens than was possible in earlier days, the state remains in control, and it is essential that this power does not become oppressive.
The article concludes by discussing the initiatives which have been put in place to curb state power and promote freedom. These include constitutional documents in many countries, such as the United States
In the above article, only add the thoughts of the author, including the problem we have today with government.
The article goes on to discuss the current issues regarding statism, such as its continued presence in contemporary societies despite the foundations of modern governments being in the regimes of the past. The article states that ‘the power of the state, and of its rulers, still remains and is not always dealt with in a proper way’. Therefore, it has become necessary for governments to put in place initiatives which promote freedom and protect citizens from oppressive power. These include, for example, constitutional documents such as the United States Constitution, as well as organizations and forces such as the United Nations and NATO.
The article reiterates the importance of citizen’s rights being respected by the state, but at the same time, warns against giving too much power to the citizenry, for the risk of anarchy instead of freedom. Ultimately, it is important that the balance between statism and liberty be kept in check. By understanding the roots of statism and having conscious oversight, it might be possible to facilitate the government’s enforcement of policy without infringing upon personal liberties.
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Does the above sound accurate? No, if you listened to the sermon on Statism.
In short, all AI platforms that I know of are programmed to be “politically correct.” They are not writing against the status quo; they are mere tools of their communist-leaning masters.
If this was an employee that kept writing summaries like this he would be fired; he would be thought of as not too bright if he was not doing this with criminal intent.
Thus, Nimrod basically became the first in idolatry, and the first in tyranny. And of course, you know, the Bible teaches us that Babylon wasn’t the Mother of Harlots. Secondly, this verse also refers to the fact that he carried on oppression and violence in defiance of God Himself. Here is the attitude of Nimrod, “I will do what I want to do; I could care less what God thinks. It doesn’t matter. I am in control.”
This is the first record of people being controlled by government. Look at how much government interference we have in our lives today!
Nimrod attempted to raise himself above the order of men, just as proud men became transported by vain self confidence that they may look down as from the clouds upon others, in quote. So what Calvin is saying is basically the same that I’ve just given you, he is saying that Nimrod was a man who lifted himself up against God, and against his fellow men. He usurped power, he stole authority, he thought himself above others, and that he was to be the ruler rather than the room. It’s interesting, as you study through scripture, you often find that earthly power is first found with those who are under the curse and those who are wicked, like here, under the auspices of Nimrod, and isn’t it amazing that you find that things usually develop far more quickly under the wicked than they do under the righteous?