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Date: Fri, 28 Mar 1997 00:30:39 -0800
To: freedomh@spectra.net
From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: SLS: [jus-dare] Good Friday (fwd)

My compliments to Dave Delany for this
no-nonsense tribute to the King of Kings,
His Father, and those who would rally
to destroy Him.  What folly!  It still
plagues Us  --  it is now parading as
a legislative democracy domiciled in
the District of Columbia, with a herd
of affiliates who bought in when they
registered to vote, on fraudulent 
voter registration forms, and voluntary
Forms 1040.

/s/ Paul Mitchell



>*Jus Dare*
>Good Friday
>
>
>>From Freedom House:
>
>Good Friday
>
>"God who gave us life gave us liberty. . . I tremble for my country
>when I reflect that God is just; that His justice cannot sleep
>forever." - Thomas Jefferson
>
>We know how the drama plays out, but it is interesting that the low
>point on the Christian calendar is only three days before the highest.
>That is a noteworthy observation.
>
>There are several highly political and judicial considerations in the
>Good Friday celebration, not least of which is that it was the
>democratic majority that called for Christ's crucifixion over the
>objections of the local tyrant. Mob-ocracy at its best. It is no fun
>to look at that, but the fact is, we read in the account of Matthew
>that 
>
>"Pilate saith unto them, 'What then shall I do unto Jesus who is
>called Christ?' They all say, 'Let him be crucified.' And he said,
>'Why, what evil hath he done?' But they cried out exceedingly, saying,
>'Let him be crucified.' So when Pilate saw that he prevailed nothing,
>but rather that a tumult was arising, he took water, and washed his
>hands before the multitude, saying, 'I am innocent of the blood of
>this righteous man; see ye to it.' And all the people answered and
>said, 'His blood be on us, and on our children'." And so it is.
>
>So much for "the principles of democracy." Ironically, democracy has
>no static principles. Democracy has whatever principles the crowd
>calls for. In this case -- and this was not the last case --
>"democracy" means "crucify," and "crucify" means "to nail to a cross;
>to reject and despise." 
>
>Tyrannies -- democracies: frankly, I do not trust either of them.
>
>Good Friday is one more forgotten day in a hopeful season of flowers
>and mud for most Americans. We seem to relish a few days now more than
>other seasonal changes. Good Friday, though, is at best a half day
>off. At worst, it means a day when we feel cheated because we do not
>get that extra half day if our employers or clients do not recognize
>it. 
>
>It is, however, the day that the Christian community "celebrates" the
>death of the Son of God. What makes it "Good"? 
>
>Well, believe it or not, the principles of God's statutory government
>make it good, in conjunction with sound Theocracy. God, the Father of
>Jesus of Nazareth, set down the law. It is not common law, meaning it
>is not case law, subject to alteration at the whim of a court. It is
>statutory law, and the penalty for each breach is death. It is not the
>law of "alternative lifestyles," or "relative truth." Majority does
>not rule, and none can appeal any higher court than this. It is the
>Supreme Court.
>
>When we stand before our Judge, He will state, "You are charged. How
>do you plead?" Asking for time off for good behavior will not help,
>and trying to manipulate the technicalities will do no good. You and I
>will have only one answer to give, if we can even speak: "Guilty as
>Hell."
>
>And forthwith we will be condemned to share that legitimate penalty.
>We will be convicted and sentenced, and doomed to Hell. In a fair
>court, the sentence must be served. The penalty must be paid.
>
>The only hope is that Counsel will rise, and say, "Your Honor, that
>debt *was* paid. I bore the burden, and went to Hell. I set this 
>captive free."
>
>That is why it is Good Friday. Is it Good for you?
>
>"Man of Sorrows," what a name for the Son of God to claim.
>
>Hallelujah, what a Savior.
>
>Dave Delany
>
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