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My Voter ID# 13864 in the
Bible Lexicons Foretells and Exposes the Maritime Lobby Deception
Words and pages relating to 13864 in Bible lexicons
and English dictionaries prophesy maritime admiralty jurisdiction usurping the
Constitution as supreme law of the land.
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Introduction
Upon returning from voting for Alan Keyes in the Western Primary on March
10, 2000, I thought I would look up the last four digits of the Voter ID #
printed on the voter registration card they gave me after I voted.
I knew I was onto something when the first number I looked up, 3864, meant
"maritime" in the New Testament Greek lexicon.
It turns out that in the alphabetics
coding there is an exhaustive commentary on the whole conspiracy of
admiralty law jurisdiction taking over the supreme law of the land -- the
Constitution. Direct hit words include "maritime, lobby, tyrannize,
martial law, deception."
There are two entire sets of several words running that elaborate on this
whole scenario. One parallel runs for at least 43 consecutive words, from 3864
to 3907 in the NT lexicon. The other runs for at least 21 consecutive words,
from 1386 to 1407, also in Zodhiates' NT lexicon. It includes key concepts
from the book of Revelation about the beast, the dragon, wealth, and the
merchants of the earth.
For those who have never before heard of such a conspiracy, be prepared for
a rude awakening -- validated by a powerful Biblical code. For those of
you who are intimately aware of this conspiracy, you will find these coded
commentaries to be great consolation and inspiration in this fight that can be
so taxing at times.
Before reporting at length what I found, I should first relay a
conversation I had with a friend earlier that day in which he was talking
about all the various ways that the Beast usurps control over the citizens by
manipulating definitions and laws. Things are not what they appear
Here is what was fresh on my mind when I looked up the number 13864.
Sent: Friday, March 10, 2000 2:40
PM
Subject: Re: [888] ASAP Re:
Intrusive Census forms--civil disobedience
David's Outcasts http://www.GreaterThings.com/OpenForum/Davids_Outcasts/
<snip>
To put it as simply as possible by acknowledging you are a citizen with
obligations to them you are acknowledging them as makers of the rules at
the same time and telling them your not obligated to follow the rules .
They are the Corporate UNITED STATES. They are a fraudulent government
and not The government most believe they are. They have no jurisdiction except in the 10 square miles
known as the District of Columbia. They by deceit manipulation and force
have gotten the men and women of the land to believe they are the
rightful Government ( just think of the book of Mormon lessons on secret
combinations) and have given them power and they are drunk with it and
get more and more blatant in showing their true colors and willingness
to oppress with their power.
It doesn't matter what you do to protest, as long as you acknowledge
them as the rightful government they will exercise dominion over you and
they make the rules and can change them. You must either make it clear
to them you have discovered their fraud and are not obligated to them in
any such way or obey the rules. Its akin to the slave trying to tell his
master what rules he will follow and which ones he will not. They use
the freedom won by the Declaration of Independence and war of the
revolution to make you think they are associated with the constitutional
government facade we now have that allows them to do all these things.
<snip>
We have had 200+ years of this fraudulent government and voting etc. and what we have is the result of
it so if we want to stay in it to see how much further it can go to
denying us God given rights, then comply because trying to change it
according to its own rules has failed miserably and I have discovered
that was its designed from the beginning. It has continued to gradually
cull the freedoms everyone believes they have. The choice is yours.
Blayne.
PS Sterling why don't you do a word/number
study on some stuff like IRS form 1040, etc. and some
constitutional statutes etc.? Since that is one of your areas. I am sure
we could take the Book of Mormon and do some astonishing parallels on
secret combinations such as the secret signs relating to the legal mumbo jumbo and codes that almost no
one can decipher etc.? |
Word Number 3864 in the NT Lexicon
Because the number 13864 is far to large to look up in either the Old or
New Testament lexicon, I thought I would try the last four digits: 3864.
The first place I turned was to Zodhiates' New Testament Lexicon.
3864 parathalasios Near the sea, by the seaside, maritime.
The word "maritime" epitomizes what is wrong with U.S. law today
and how legalese has been able to keep American's thinking they are free while
their freedoms are stripped from them one at a time behind their backs.
See explanation below.
The next word is
3865 paratheoreo To look at a thing by the side of another,
to compare. In the NT, to look past something, i.e., to overlook,
neglect, slight, in the pass.
Syn. (272), to neglect; (1950), to neglect, forget; (3935), to let
by, relax.
Ant. (5431), to exercise care; (3309), to be anxious; (4337), to pay
attention; (1959), to take care of.
At first glance, the phrase "to compare" seems a clear allusion
to the idea of voting, in which the various candidates are considered and the
best one chosen. However, the remainder of the definition along with its
synonyms and antonyms seems to paint a picture of the need to be alert to a
slight of hand that is happening. Things are not as they appear.
The next word is
3866 paratheke A deposit, trust, something committed to
one's charge.
In this context, I think of the civic duty to be informed and alert to the
issues so as to place wise men in office and to keep them in line by watching
their steps. I also think of the public servants who are given the
charge of the public trust.
The next word is
3867 paraineo To exhort, admonish.
Syn. (3560), to put in mind, admonish; (5537), to warn; (3870), to
entreat, exhort; (4389), to impel morally, encourage, exhort; (4823), to
advise, counsel; (4921), to commend; (2720), to guide, direct.
Ant. (4105), to seduce; (538), to delude; (1818), to beguile.
This word definition drives home the idea of keeping the elected
representative alert and informed, so as to not be seduced by the promises of
largess at the expense of other citizens.
The next word touches more on that:
3868 paraiteomai <from para aside, implying
something more than is proper, hence wrongly, and aiteo, to ask,
beg> To try to obtain by asking, to beg..., the person addressed being
regarded as reluctant, or the thing asked for as difficult to obtain.
This calls to mind the idea of the pigs at the trough of myriad of
socialist programs doled out by the government, which require a bending of the
rules to grant their disbursement.
The next series of words are related in sequence as if designed to tell a
story or paint a picture of the kind of bargaining and finagling that goes on
in political dirty work.
3869 parakathizo To sit down near, to seat oneself near. Syn.
(345), to recline at a table.
3870 parakaleo To aid, help comfort, encourage; (I) invite
to come; (II) call for or upon someone as for aid; to beseech, entreat;
(III) to call upon someone to do something, exhort, admonish; (IV); to
exhort in the way of consolation, encouragement, to console, comfort.
3871 parakalupto To cover over or hide, especially by
putting something out of sight, or near or before and object. Syn.
(4780), to cover up completely; krupto (2928), to conceal, keep
secret; egkrupto (1470), to hide something; (4032), to hide by
placing something around or to conceal entirely; (2990), to escape notice.
Ant. (601), to uncover, unveil; (343), to discover.
Now, here comes the bribe, big, fat and wide.
3872 parakatatheke A deposit left with or entrusted to
one's charge.
With the bribe comes the close scrutiny to make sure the puppet does as he
has said he would do, while pretending to be a servant of the people. It
is a big lie.
3873 parakeimai <from para, near, with, and keimai,
to lie> To lie near, be adjacent
to. In the NT used metaphorically, meaning to be at hand, present,
immediate.
Syn. (3918), to be close by, at hand or present; (2816), to set over,
stand over; (3854), to be beside.
We hear of Big Brother watching you, but we must remember that they
themselves are being watched very carefully by the financial entities that
control them, telling them what to do.
3874 paraklesis The act of exhortation, encouragement
,comfort.
When the consciences of these public officials is pricked, their concerns
have to be put to rest.
3875 parakletos Referring to an aid of any kind. In the
Greek writers, used of a legal advisor, pleader, proxy, or advocate, one who comes forward in behalf of and is the representative
of another.
They are, after all, beholden to the people -- aren't they?
3867 parakoe In its strictest sense, it means a
failing to hear or hearing amiss, with the notion of active disobedience
which follows this inattentive or careless hearing.
Yet weren't they out there among the people, taking surveys and having town
meetings?
3877 parakoloutheo To accompany side by side, follow
closely, attend to carefully. (I) Of thins meaning to accompany, to be done
by someone; (II) Metaphorically, to follow closely in mind, to investigate,
search out or trace so as to attain knowledge of; (III) To conform to,
compare, referring to teaching. Syn (4920), to perceive, understand;
(1097), to come to know; (1987), to understand; (4441) to inquire.
If they seem so intent on getting the public pulse, why then do they seem
to act so contrary when it comes to the laws they pass and the treason they
bypass?
3878 parakouo To hear amiss, slightly, inattentively.
In the NT, to neglect to hear, disregard, be disobedient.
When concerned citizens come knocking or calling, the representative,
feigning interest, promises to took into it, thanking the person for the tip.
3897 parakupto To stoop down near or by something, bend
forward or near in order to look at something more closely. Metaphorically,
meaning to look into, find out, know.
But ultimately, the objective is to stay in office, usurping the servant of
the people role with bringing the people into servitude.
3880 paralambano To take near, with, or to oneself, to
receive to oneself. (I) To take to oneself, seize or take into one's
possession. (II) To receive with or to oneself what is given, imparted,
delivered over, equal to take from another into one's own hands such as an
office, dignity, ministry.
In reality, they are in bed with the mother of harlots, the great and
abominable church, the whore of all the earth, that makes the merchants of the
earth rich, even Babylon the great, who sits upon many waters, whose master is
Satan, the dragon.
3881 paralego [sounds like 'paralegal'] <from para,
near, and lego, in this instance meaning to lie> In the NT, to lie
near or with someone. As a nautical term, meaning to lay one's course
near, sail nearby or along a place or coast.
The law of the sea, or maritime law, which governs commerce, is mingled
with the law of the land, or the Constitution, turning the citizens into
commodities, and their souls into bartering chips.
3882 paralios Near the sea, maritime.
Used also as a subst. meaning the sea coast, country
or region being understood, the sea coast.
By their cajoling of the truth into a lie, they bring the admiralty law of
the sea onto the land, changing the Constitution into a mere token to wave
before the people, while they bit by bit destroy the foundations of freedom.
3883 parallage <from parallatto, to change
alternately or in succession from one to another, which is from para,
denoting transition, and iallattoor to change> Change,
alteration, variableness, vicissitude.
How they do this so as to keep the populace uninformed is through a crafty
use of words and terminology so that the public thinks one thing while the
legal heads have in mind the twisted meanings they have woven.
3884 paralogizomai <from para, aside, implying
error, hence, wrongly, and logizomai, to exercise one's reason.>
To reason falsely or incorrectly. In the NT, to deceive, to mislead,
with the antecedent of person.
Syn. (538), to deceive; (1818), to deceive thoroughly; (1398), to
ensnare; (4105), to lead astray or wander; (2585), to gain by dealing in
something for sordid personal advantage; (1185), to catch by bait; (2603),
beguile.
Ant. (226), to deal honestly, to be truthful or speak truthfully.
Then is it any wonder our nation is in the mess it is in? The
gridlock of endless laws one upon another is enough to paralyze even the most
industrious when evoked at the whim of a master who wishes to bring one of his
subjects into check.
3885 paralutikos <from paraluo, to paralyze.>
Paralytic, palsied. Both of these are used to designate the nervous
affliction variously known as paralysis or palsy, the latter denoting loss
of motor power in a muscle or set of muscles and being equivalent to motor
paralysis.
Syn. (772), one lacking strength; (376), a handicapped person.
Ant. (5199), whole, healthy.
They can also cripple or greatly weaken their subject without necessarily
bringing them all the way down.
3886 paraluo To loosen at or from the side, disjoin, relax.
In the NT, to dissolve, meaning enfeeble.
And hence by intimidation they strike fear into any who dare defy their
power, enabling them to remain in office.
3887 parameno To stay, remain nearby, abide.
Meanwhile, they continue to placate the general public so that the
perception is held that all is well and the best good of the people is the
only intent.
3888 paramutheomai <from para, to, and mutheomai,
to speak, which is from muthos, a tale, myth, speech.> To speak
kindly, soothingly, to comfort or pacify.
The current President of the United States is a master at telling the
people what they want to hear -- to "feel their pain," and promise
to bring changes.
3889 paramuthia Exhortation, encouragement. In the NT,
consolation, comfort. Paramuthia expresses a greater degree of
tenderness, at least by word of mouth, than paraklesis (3874), which
carries a more general sense of helpfulness and comfort.
This now brings us to page 1111 of Zodhiates' New Testament lexicon.
Significant to note is that the White House Comment Line is 1-202-456-1111.
The first word on page 1111 is
3890 paramuthion <from paramutheomai, to comfort
verbally>. This neut. noun has nearly the same meaning as
3889. They differ in that the neut. noun indicates the instrument used
by the one who is comforting, and the fem. noun stresses the process or
progress of the act.
That is quite a hit. This next word is no less amazing in its
applicability and specificity.
3891 paranomeo To act aside from the law, violate law,
transgress. Used in an absolute sense. The high priest who had Paul
struck on the mouth during interrogation was accused by Paul of violating
the law while pretending to administer the law.
Those who are supposed to be administering and upholding the law have
become its worst violators.
3892 paranomia A transgression or an offense of the law.
Syn. (458), lawlessness; (266), sin; (93), unrighteousness,
injustice, wrong; (3847), the act of transgression; (3876), disobedience;
(3900), error; (2917), judgment; (2631), condemnation; (3783), fault, debt;
(1462), crime; (4946), conspiracy.
Those who lodge complaints about these violations are portrayed as disloyal
to the country, creating tremendous unrest both of the patriot as well as of
the unruly master.
3893 parapikraino To provoke unto bitterness or anger, to
exasperate, make bitter with or towards anyone, treat with bitterness.
In the NT, meaning to provoke [<<end of page 1111>>] God by
disobedience.
Deriv. (3894), irritation, provocation.
Syn. (3947), literally to sharpen, metaphorically to rouse to anger,
provoke; (2042), to excite, stir up; (3949), to provoke to wrath; (3849), to
provoke to jealousy; (653), to cause someone to speak out; (4292), to call
forth to a contest.
And hence the battle lines are drawn between the patriot and the
conspirator, as tempers increase and patience dwindles. The patriots
stand in the way of the conspirator's plans for world domination -- something
the patriots will not grant without a fight.
3894 parapikrasmos A bitter provocation, exasperation.
Presently, the conflict is confined mainly to words and not actual
flare-ups of battle with munitions -- something for which both sides are
preparing, as the schism between moral rectitude and lawlessness of the
lawmakers widens; and the Constitution dangles as if it were by a frayed
thread.
3895 parapipto To fall aside or away, err, stray,
lapse. Denoting a falling away, an abandonment. Some have
suggested that this word and its noun paraptoma ([3900], a lapse,
error, wrongdoing) indicate errors of weakness, faults or accidents and do
not represent deliberate, blameworthy or willful sin, contending that this
would be expressed by parabaino (3845), to willfully
transgress. However, the usus loquendi of the words (verb and
noun) yield no such meaning but in every case signify deliberate acts of
sin.
The next four words all have the meaning of nearness or closeness, which
calls to mind the brink on which we are standing, the precipice over which we
could fall.
Then comes another word (3900) that means "fault, lapse, error,
mistake, wrongdoing." This is followed by a word that comments on
how this error has come about.
3901 pararreo Figurateivly to slip away, suggesting a
gradual and almost unnoticed movement past a certain point. Of a person, to
move stealthily as a thief. It is used figuratively of persons meaning
to glide away, to swerve or deviate from something such as the truth, law,
precepts.
This next word calls to mind the idea of the need to differentiate the
truth. What is our standard? Are we going to follow the ship of
maritime admiralty law, which treats us as commodities and slaves, or are we
going to follow the banner of the Lord and the spirit of freedom?
3902 parasemos The sign or ensign of a ship by which
it is distinguished from others.
As the issues become clearer and more obvious, we must ask ourselves, On
whose side are we going to stand? Now is the time to prepare for the
battles ahead -- the valley of decision.
3903 paraskeuazo To make ready, to prepare food or
something else.
3904 paraskeue Making ready, preparation. In the NT, used
in reference to the day or hours spent in preparation for the Jewish Sabbath
or festivals; on the eve of the Sabbath. The same is also called prosabbaton,
the day before the Sabbath.
Indeed, we are on the eve of the Millennial Sabbath in which Satan will
have no more power over the hearts of the children of men. But even as
Friday and Saturday evenings in our culture is filled with drunkenness prior
to the Sabbaths, whether observed on Saturday or Sunday, so also is this eve
of the millennium associated with drunkenness and lawlessness.
Some say that "the Lord delayeth his coming," for how many times
before have people thought his coming was nigh when nothing happened after
all?
3905 parateino To stretch out near, by, or to; to extend
near. In the NT, used metaphorically, meaning to extend, prolong,
continue with reference to time.
Ant. (4932), to cut short.
Indeed, perhaps the limited repentance of a significant core of people has
forestalled the pending destructions; but come they will, and that in an
instant suddenly. Hence the need to ever be vigilant, lest one be caught
unaware and his soul be lost.
3906 paratereo To watch closely, observe, as the gates of a
city; to observe a person insitiously; to observe days scrupulously.
Deriv. (3907), attentive watching.
Syn. (3877), to attend to, follow near, watch; (991), look at;
(2300), to look closely at, perceive; (2334), to behold intensely, consider,
perceive, see; (3708), to attend to.
Ant. (272), to neglect; (3865), to overlook; (2967), to hinder, stop.
3907 parateresis Attentive watching.
The words continue on in a similar thematic fashion, but we will let this
suffice for now. I think of this scripture to recapitulate the above.
" And blessed are the Gentiles, they of whom the prophet has
written; for behold, if it so be that they shall repent and fight not
against Zion, and do not unite themselves to that great and abominable
church, they shall be saved; for the Lord God will fulfil his covenants
which he has made unto his children; and for this cause the prophet has
written these things.
"Wherefore, they that fight against Zion and the covenant people of the
Lord shall lick up the dust of their feet; and the people of the Lord shall
not be ashamed. For the people of the Lord are they who wait for him; for
they still wait for the coming of the Messiah." (2 Nephi 6:12,13.)
James Strong, in his Exhaustive Concordance of
the Bible gives the following for word 3864 of the Old Testament
Hebrew:
3864 *"&- loo-bee
patrial from a name probably derived from an unused root meaning to thirst,
i.e. a dry region; apparently a Libyan.
First, "a dry region," is a corollary to
"maritime." In our context, it calls to mind the law of the
land, e.g. the Constitution, as opposed to the law of the sea,
or maritime admiralty law.
Second, the transliteration of the Hebrew word "loobee/loobbee"
is extremely close to the English word "lobby." As the below treatise explains, the contextual
etymology of the word "lobby" has to do with bringing tools and
arguments of maritime commerce -- e.g. bribing for influence peddling -- into
the legislative process for the law of the land.
Here is Strong's definition for the word previous.
3863 !&- loo; or
!- loo; or
&- loo A conditional
particle; if; by implication (interj. as a wish) would that!:--
if (haply), paradventure, I pray thee, though, I would God (that).
Note that its connotation conveys the idea of beseeching or lobbying and
the conditions ("if") or strings that so often are attached. Gesenius adds the meaning of "concession."
The next word Strong lists along with a meaning or definition is
3865 %&- law-vaw To
twine, i.e. (by impl.) to unite, to remain; also to borrow
(as a form of obligation) or (caus.) to lend:--abide with,
borrow (-er), cleave, join (self), lend(-er).
The word "twine" is the same as "string." Notice
the idea of obligation and borrowing and lending and thereby joining into a
confederation or league with someone because of the obligation.
There is also a noteworthy play on words. The Hebrew transliteration
is "law-vaw." Law, of course, is an obvious application
here. The Hebrew word vaw is very similar to the English vow,
and means "covenant" or "contract."
And what is the effect of such debauchery?
3868 looz To turn aside, i.e. (lit.) to depart,
(fig.) be perverse:--depart, froward, perverse (-ness).
There is an interesting play on words here too. The Hebrew
transliteration, "looz," sounds like the English
"lose." Everyone loses in such compromising of integrity.
These words fall on page 432 of Gesenius' Hebrew-Chaldee
Lexicon to the Old Testament. The number 432 conveys the idea of
a count down or demise: 4 . 3 . 2 . 1.
After finding such strong applications for words 3864 and the words around
them, I thought next to try the first four digits of my voter ID number:
13864.
Word 1386 in the New Testament lexicon (Zodhiates)
is
1386 *@84@H dolios
Deceitful
Syn. (4108), a deceiver; (5423), mind deceiver; (3835), crafty;
(5571), erroneous, false; (4550), corrupt.
Ant. (97), without guile; (185), sincere, harmless; (573), single,
without duplicity, sincere; (18), benevolent; (4586), venerable, honest;
(2158), comely, honorable; (1506), sincere.
Three times, in the antonym, the word sincere is used. That is a
synonym meaning of my name, Sterling.
In context of this voter ID thing, the idea is conveyed of a sincere
citizen thinking he is doing his part and making a difference by voting but
who is in reality being duped by a system of law that has grown full of
corruption.
Good and well-intentioned men who run for office are by the gifts of
lobbyists turned into cogs of the deception.
1387 dolio To lure as by bait, use deceit or guile to
deceive.
1388 dolos Bait, metaphorically and generally fraud, guile,
deceit.
1389 doloo To adulturate. Mixing human traditions with the
pure word of the gospel.
1390 doma A gift.
Through such bribery, these once well-meaning individuals are either
elevated to great prominence by their capitulation to the establishment, or
they are marginalized if they hold to their conscience, loosing the support of
the establishment and the ability to be re-elected. Hence in general the
political world and those who manipulate it for their gain is ripe for those
seeking for great power -- the modern secret combinations spoken of in
prophecy.
1391 doxa Glory. Etymologically, the word primarily
means thought or opinion, especially favorable human opinion, and thus in a
secondary sense reputation, praise, honor (true and false), splendor, light,
perfection, rewards (temporal and eternal). Thus the doxa
[glory] of man is human opinion and is shifty, uncertain, often based on
error, and its pursuit for its own safety is unworthy. (I) Spoken of honor
due or rendered, i.e., praise, applause. (II) In the NT, spoken also of that
which excites admiration or to which honor is ascribed. (A) Of external
conditions meaning dignity, splendor, gory. Spoken of kings, regal
magesty, splendor, pomp, magnificence; of the accompaniments of royalty,
e.g., splendid apparel; of wealth, treasures. By metonymy spoken in
the pl. of persons in high honor, e.g., doxia, dignities, i.e.,
kings, princes, magistrates. (B) Of an external appearance as luster,
brightness, dazzling light.
The next word means "to glorify." The next word is a
proper noun. The two words mean "gift" and
"giver." Then some a series of words that have to do with
servitude. On the one hand there is the idea of the public servant, in
which the elected official willfully serves the people, putting aside his own
interests by which he might be compromised, and putting the good of the people
foremost before him. That is the ideal which has been shattered in
this country for the most part -- turned on its head -- so that instead, the
people have become the servants or slaves of their government masters.
1396 doulagogeo To bring into servitude or subjection.
1397 douleia Servidude, dependence, the state of a doulos
or slave. That state of man in which he is prevented from freely
possessing and enjoying his life, a state opposed to liberty.
1398 douleuo To be in the position of a servant and act
accordingly; to be subject and serve in subjection or bondage.
1399 doule A female servant, a handmaid.
1400 doulon A male bond servant.
1401 doulos A slave, one who is in a permanent relation of
servitude to another, his will being altogether consumed in the will of the
other. Generally one serving, bound to serve, in bondage. (I) A slave,
servant, spoken of involuntary service, e.g., a slave as opposed to a free
man. (II) Metaphorically spoken of voluntary service, a servant, implying
obedience, devotion. (III) In the sense of minister, attendant, spoken of
the officers of an oriental court.
Oh that the ideal of the public servant were upheld. But, alas, they
become the masters, and the courts, rather than protecting liberty become a
primary instruments of relinquishing it. They are the primary tools of
the admiralty maritime law usurping the law of the land. They are the
masters of the doublespeak. They are the lawyers who lay the destruction
of the people.
1402 douloo To make a slave or servant, to subject,
subjugate; to be subjugated, subdued; to be dependent. it denotes not
so much a relation of service as primarily one of dependence upon, or
bondage to, something.
And thus do these conspirators get power and gain, so that they cause the
merchants of the earth to rejoice in their plundering of mankind.
1403 doche A reception, entertainment, banguet.
" For all nations have drunk of the wine of the wrath of her
fornication, and the kings of the earth have committed fornication with her,
and the merchants of the earth are waxed rich through the abundance of her
delicacies." (Revelation 18:3.)
1404 drakon A dragon, a
huge serpent. In the NT, drakon is used only symbolically for
Satan (Rev. 12:3, 4, 7, 9, 13, 16, 17; 13:2, 4, 11; 16:13; 20:2).
"And they worshipped the dragon which gave power unto the beast: and
they worshipped the beast, saying, Who is like unto the beast? who is able to
make war with him?" (Revelation 13:4.)
1405 drassomai; drattomai To grasp with the hand, to seize,
take.
"For thy merchants were the great men of the earth; for by thy
sorceries were all nations deceived." (Revelation 18:23.)
1406 drachme A drachma, i.e., something after which
people grasped. A Greek coin of silver equal to a quarter of the Jewish
sheckel, and to the Roman denarius or dinar which was the average pay for a
twelve-hour work day.
"For in one hour so great riches is come to nought. And every
shipmaster, and all the company in ships, and sailors, and as many as trade by
sea, stood afar off, and cried when they saw the smoke of her burning, saying,
What city is like unto this great city! And they cast dust on their heads, and
cried, weeping and wailing, saying, Alas, alas, that great city, wherein were
made rich all that had ships in the sea by reason of her costliness! for in
one hour is she made desolate."
1407 drepanon <from drepo, to pluck, crop, cut
off.> A sickle, a reaping hook.
"And I looked, and behold a white cloud, and upon the cloud one sat
like unto the Son of man, having on his head a golden crown, and in his hand a
sharp sickle." (Rev. 14:14.)
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Page 1386 of Zodhiates' NT
Dictionary |
There are two words on page 1386 of Zodhiates' NT
lexicon, the first spilling over from the previous page, and the second
beginning on page 1386 and extending for two more pages.
The two words are:
5100 tis One, someone, a certain one. [page 1386>>]
(II) Generally meaning someone, somebody, someone or other. (III)
Emphatically meaning somebody, something, some person or thing of weight and
importance, some great one.
5100 tis Who?, which?, or what?
Combined these two word definitions convey the idea of voting and elections
in which process the question of who, which, or what some one or thing is
determined.
On the middle of page 1386 of my huge Webster's
III '61 dictionary is the entry:
martial law: 1. international law: the law based on
necessity or policy that is applied to all persons and property in occupied
territory during invasion or occupation and is executed by the military
authority of a belligerent acting directly or through civil courts; esp:
such law when it is in accord with the laws and usages of war; 2. Military
rule exercised by a nation or state over its citizens or subjects in a
situation where they are not legally enemies and when an emergency justifies
such action.
Also on the page is the word
martyr 1. one who voluntarily suffers death as the penalty of
witnessing to and refusing to renounce his religion or a tenet, principle,
or practice belonging to it; 2. one who sacrifices his life, station, or
what is of great value for the sake of principle or to sustain a cause.
martyr 1. to put to death for adhering to a belief, faith, or
profession (as Christianity): make a martyr of 2. to inflict agonizing pain
upon; 3. to torture to death : kill by a cruel means; 4. to mutilate or
disfigure with or as if with wounds.
This brings to mind Revelation 14:
"11 And the smoke of their torment ascendeth up for ever and ever:
and they have no rest day nor night, who worship the beast and his image,
and whosoever receiveth the mark of his name.
12 Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the
commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.
13 And I heard a voice from heaven saying unto me, Write, Blessed are the
dead which die in the Lord from henceforth: Yea, saith the Spirit, that they
may rest from their labours; and their works do follow them."
Just three and four pages prior to this one are found in close vicinity the
following key words:
maritime
maritime contract : a contract directly relating to the navigation,
business, or commerce of the sea and falling within the jurisdiction of the
admiralty courts
mark [e.g. of the beast]
market [e.g. merchants of the earth]
And on the page following 1386 is the word "marxian, marxism,
marxism-leninism, marxist."
But the first entry on that page is "marvel" followed by
"marvelous," which brings to mind the idea of the great and
marvelous work of the Lord, which in part entails the exposing, defeating, and
casting out of Satan and his minions from the earth to give rise to the
kingdom of God, no more to be confounded.
Next, I tried something I've never tried before. It occurred to me
that though the number 13864 is too large to look up in the lexicons, it could
be divided into the total number of words and its remainder be looked up.
There are 5624 words in the NT lexicon. The fraction 13864/5624 gives
the sum of 2 with remainder of 2616.
Word 2616 in Greek, katadunasteuo, means "To tyrannize,
oppress harshly."
It falls opposite page 828, which is the page number where the word
"Father" appears in Webster's III' 61. The words on that page
describe the temporary victory and toppling of the tyranny by their own hands,
which is part of the work of the Father in the latter-days in making bare his
arm:
2608 katagnumi To break in two, break down.
Syn. (2806), to break in pieces; (4919), to crush in pieces.
This calls to mind the prophecy of the remnant of Jacob going through among
the Gentiles like a lion among the beasts of the forest; as well as of the
metaphorical "Assyrian" beast treading down all the earth. It
also calls to mind the scripture "on whomsoever it shall fall, it will
grind him to powder" when the Lord performs his marvelous work and the
stone which the builders rejected becomes the headstone of their corner.
2609 katago (I) To bring down; (II) as a term of navigation
it means to bring a vessel to land.
The tyranny that rose to power as the maritime law became the law of the
land, will be brought down.
2610 katagonizomai To throw down, contend against, subdue.
Syn. (5293), to subdue or bring into subjection; (5328), to be
victorious; (5245), to be more than a conqueror; (2729), to be strong
against, prevail against.
Though the beast makes war with the saints and prevails for a season, it
will be overthrown and cast out, as the saints prevail with God.
After the initial perusal of 13864 in Greek and Hebrew, in looking for
supportive documentation, I found the following page by doing a search at
www.google.com on the word combination: "maritime law
conspiracy." In a few brief paragraphs it unwittingly
recapitulates what I discovered when looking up 13864 in the Bible lexicons.
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The following excerpt is quoted from "The State of the Nation" by
William Duby |
Electoral College Subverted
Even though the framers went to great length to protect the State rights
of the private citizens, and primarily the property rights of the
"land owners and business people," they obviously didn't think
about, or else overlooked, the fact that these "land owners and
business interests" they counted upon as chosen members of the electoral college would rule with an
"iron hand"-the same as the Parliament in Great Britain. Yet,
that is exactly what did happen, because the "land owners and
business interests" united with the English barristers (lawyers)
and bankers.
The conspiracy to overthrow the
intent of the framers of the U.S. Constitution began when the "land
owners and business interests" became concerned with piracy on the
high seas. The loss of their goods was devastating and something had to
be done about it. At that time the "law of the land" (Constitutional law) and "law of the
sea" (Maritime (Commercial) law)
were at odds with one another. Just as the "land owners and
business interests" became united into one alliance, they felt that
U.S. Constitutional and Maritime law had to unite if they were to
protect their goods on the land as well as on the high seas.
The pirates would wait until the ships left the shore before they stole
the goods because here they were harder to catch, and they feared the
"land owners and business interests" having the power to
enforce the law. So, with this in mind, the "land owners and
business interests" united in making certain that the members
chosen to the electoral college would vote for the President they felt
would protect their interests above and beyond the interests of the
private citizen. Furthermore, they went as far as to ensure that the
other members of their united force (cartel) were put into the elected
offices of U.S. and State representatives by buying
the votes of the private citizens.
Today we call this habit lobbying,
and running for office through the art of persuasion and compromise,
deal making and pork barrel projects. In other words, the politicians
are to tell the people what they want to hear and promise them
everything, but the politicians must not vote against the concerns of
"big business, banking and oil cartels."
By the late 1800's the "land owners and business interests"
had united to such a degree that these "powers that be" had
nearly subverted the original intent of the U.S. Constitution and Bill
of Rights. If you read the sacred documents you can't help but realize
they were written in plain English. In order to subvert the sacred
documents the lawyers had to come into the power of the elected office,
as State representatives and members of the judicial branch, where they
could twist the meanings of the words
as it applied to the rights and privileges of the private
citizens.
This action distorted the spirit of the U.S. Constitution as intended by
the framers, because they thought the "land owners and business
interests" would keep in mind the inalienable rights of life,
liberty and the pursuit of happiness for one and for all. As it turned
out, they did the opposite. What they did was unite as a powerful family
cartel that sought the Parliamentary rule, the same as did the Lords and
Barons in England by the signing of the Magna Carta. And we wonder why
the Office of the President is called the Imperial Presidency, and the
U.S. Congress is called the Parliament or "Old Boys Club."
The U.S. Constitution was slowly but surely subverted by incorporating
the tenets of Maritime law as though
they were one and the same. Yet, the two purposes are as different as
night and day, because Maritime law is
commercial law for business concerns while Constitutional law is public
law and concerned with the private rights of States and the private
citizens of the States. And the way it was done was through
"slick legislation." The legislators used what is termed
"legalese" - a jargon of language used by the legal community that
keeps the layman wondering what is truly being said in print.
The incorporation of commercial law into the U.S. Constitution
desecrated the Bill of Rights for all practical purposes in matters of
jurisprudence because the private rights of the
State citizens were subjugated to the commercial interest of business
and banking cartels. The legalism of today invalidates the
constitutional rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Commercial interests are a priority above and beyond the welfare of the
least in the human community. Yet, it was Jesus who said that what is
done to the least of them is done unto Him. |
Prior to making this study public, I mentioned briefly to the David's Outcasts e-mail
group, and to Blayne specifically, what I was finding and that the completion
of the study would be pending. In response, Blayne wrote the following:
Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2000 9:24 AM
Subject: Re: [888] ASAP Re: Intrusive
Census forms--civil disobedience
David's Outcasts - http://www.GreaterThings.com/OpenForum/Davids_Outcasts/
Very interesting, as the courts today most people think are bound by the
constitution but are not because they are maritime administrative law
courts. They are a foreign jurisdiction operating inside our borders and
guilty of treason by so doing. But this sounds so outrageous to people that
we could be duped so badly they won't even consider it a possibility much
less do a little study on it. They enforce merchant admiralty or maritime
law. That is why if you have ever been to court recently and tried to claim
some constitutional right they feign that you have it but ignore actually
giving you the benefit of it by some technicality of law that you don't
understand any ways. They do throw a bone once and a while to keep the
deception alive. This I why I say pleading the 5th won't matter. Truth is
they are not bound by the constitution and they know it but they don't want
people to know as it would destroy their craft. But it is the constitution
that left the door open for all this extra constitutional stuff such as
maritime law.
You are sold into this system on day one by the "birth
certificate" A "birth" is a place where a ship is docked. So
when your parents unwittingly signed the birth certificate they made you a
commodity in merchant shipping. You are a vessel docked in their system so
to speak. This is why in the past you have heard me say we have all already
taken the mark of the beast. The computer implants etc. are just more
efficient methods of inventorying their assets. The beast system was
implemented along time ago very subtly. Now as they gain power they are
getting more blatant about it. The adversary wasn't going to take any
chances on implementing his system he can read the scriptures he knows its
prophesied that he will loose in the end he means to prove that prophecy
false. So has subtly implemented his system upon all of us without us
knowing it. But the good news is we can repent since we were deceived. Any
ways I got to rambling. Keep up the good work on this.
Conclusions
Clearly, these correlations are strong enough to call foreordained
and significant. They very powerfully expose the perfidious conspiracy
of those who have subverted the supreme law of the land, overthrowing the
Constitution and replacing it with a tyrannous maritime jurisdiction, turning
the inhabitants of the land into slaves and commodities for the merchants of
the earth to manipulate for power and gain -- all while placating the citizens
to think they are free and under the protection of a benign government that
may be a tad cumbersome but certainly not predacious. The privilege of voting
is viewed as the "hallmark of Democracy," even while the Marxists
laugh at how correct Karl was in saying that the establishment of Democracy is
the first step toward founding a communist state. So long as the people
have the perception that they are in charge, they will be willful slaves of
the conniving wolves who devour their flesh. Nevertheless, they will not
forever prevail; and after God has used them to show his people the folly of
their way in allowing such a secret combination to get above them, he will
assist in seeing to their toppling to the dust.
All this is encoded in the Bible and English dictionary via the numbers of
my Voter ID.
by
Sterling D. Allan; Manti, Utah; March 11,12, 2000
See also:
Related Sites:
 | The State of the Nation, by
William Duby
An overview of the Conspiratorial forces at work in law. |
| The Amazing Vision of
David Gould
Citizenship, Constitution, hidden lies, unlawful
statutes |
| Admiralty:
an overview by Cornell Law School
 | "Although admiralty shares much in common with the
civil law, it is separate from it. Common law does not act as binding
precedent on admiralty courts, but it and other law may be used when no
law on point is available." |
| "Parties subject to admiralty may not contract out
of admiralty jurisdiction, and states may not infringe on admiralty
jurisdiction either judicially or legislatively." |
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Notes
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Gesenius' Hebrew-Chaldee Lexicon of the Old Testament; Baker Books,
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Now from Amazon.com |
| James Strong;
Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible; Hendrickson Publishers, ISBN
0-917006-01-1. Purchase
Now from Amazon.com |
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New International Dictionary, 3rd Ed.,
Unabridged; G. & C. Merriam Company (established, 1831), Springfield
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