Tag Archives: tribal government

Inherent Enemies

Posted on April 26, 2021 by ehurst

There’s something fundamental here that we need to make very clear: Western civil government is inherently evil. I’m still amazed at number of people who share with me their advocacy of using one branch of government against another, of trying … Continue reading →

Posted in teaching | Tagged assassination, Biblical Law, covenant community of faith, God's wrath, government, pagan religion, politics, tribal government, tribulation | 1 Comment

Law of Moses — 1 Kings 3

Posted on October 10, 2020 by ehurst

So Solomon takes the throne of Israel and marries the daughter of Pharaoh. He had early set men to work on his capital, building a palace, a city wall, and of course, the Temple. In the meantime, the royal quarters … Continue reading →

Posted in bible | Tagged King Solomon, Law of Moses, moral wisdom, tribal government | 3 Comments

In the Lord’s Service

Posted on May 13, 2019 by ehurst

I am a soldier by divine calling. It’s not my vocation, but it does help to explain how I get things done. I tolerate conditions I can’t control and faithfully engage the mission. Traditional pacifism is a lie. The Bible … Continue reading →

Posted in eldercraft | Tagged Biblical Law, covenants, feudalism, game, government, military, oppression, peace, tribal government | 2 Comments

Shredding the Cult of Babel

Posted on July 18, 2018 by ehurst

Take a fresh glance at Revelation 18. Keep in mind that I teach Revelation is mostly a matter of how God does things on this earth, and not so much a precise prediction of what is going to happen. It’s … Continue reading →

Posted in globalism | Tagged Babylon, Biblical Law, divine revelation, Garden of Eden, materialism, scripture, the Fall, Tower of Babel, tribal government | Comments Off

Information Activist 2

Posted on July 19, 2014 by ehurst

If “activist” means striving to force a change in government policy, then I am not one of them. It seems I often have to explain why we are not supposed to participate in democratic government: It’s fundamentally immoral. Democracy is … Continue reading →

Posted in religion | Tagged christian activism, computers, culture, democratic government, government, internet, moral character, Noah's Covenant, Open Source software, resistance, tribal government | Comments Off