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Revival, Resistance, Reformation, Revolution
An Introduction to the Doctrines of Interposition and Nullification
In 1776, a short time after the Declaration of Independence was adopted, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams and Benjamin Franklin were assigned to design an official seal for the United States of America. Their proposed motto was Rebellion to Tyrants is Obedience to God. America owes its existence to centuries of Christian political philosophy. Our nation provided a model for liberty copied by nations the world over.
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ALI files suit against Winter Park, Florida alleging unconstitutional arrests under picketing code
ORLANDO, Florida (www.Forerunner.com) – American Liberties Institute attorneys filed suit in federal court Monday against the City of Winter Park, Florida, alleging the City unconstitutionally arrested two people under the City's picketing code.
In 2012, the City adopted two new City codes that have prevented peaceful free speech activities. On May 18, 2013, the City enforced the "anti-picketing" City code by arresting two people peacefully standing on a public sidewalk in Winter Park. The two Plaintiffs challenging the arrests – Mr. Jay Rogers and Dr. Pat McEwen – were not violating any laws when the SWAT team swooped in and hauled them off to jail. Mr. Jay Rogers was standing on the public sidewalk holding a video camera. Dr. Pat McEwen was holding a Bible. The City incarcerated them both for "picketing where prohibited," claiming they had violated a 50-foot buffer zone erected by one of the newly enacted City codes. After pursuing the criminal charges for nearly two years, Winter Park's attorneys recently dropped the cases.
A federal appeals court in Atlanta struck down one of the newly enacted codes regulating "loitering" because it violated the constitutional protections for freedom of speech. The same court also held the other code regulating "picketing" was constitutional as written, but only if applied in a limited manner, holding "[T]he Plaintiffs remain free to march, to proselytize, and to distribute literature within 50 feet of the dwelling unit. They can even picket. If their picketing does not target a particular person, group of persons, or type of person who resides in the dwelling unit, they can continue to engage in general picketing within the buffer area." In court filings, Winter Park's attorneys argued no person could enter the 50-foot buffer zone.
Winter Park's police, however, stated contradictory interpretations at various times. At some times, Winter Park officers were stating people could not enter the 50-foot buffer zone, while at other times officers were stating people were allowed to enter the 50-foot buffer zone.
"The federal court struck down one of the City's anti-speech codes and limited the other. However, the City enforced the code in a manner directly contrary to the federal court's opinion," said ALI's President, Frederick ("Rick") Nelson. "Citizens should be concerned when local governments attempt to impose burdens upon peaceful free speech. This is a classic example of Winter Park overreaching by enforcing the code in a clearly unconstitutional manner."
Contact: Frederick ("Rick") Nelson – Phone (407) 786‐7007
Incrementalism vs. Immediatism – Just Stop It!
Imagine for a moment if pro-life Senator answered, when asked, "Are you pro-life?"
"Yes, I am pro-life. I'm against partial-birth abortions. I'm against federal funding of abortions. And I believe in a strong parental consent notification law."
Pro-lifers for the most part would gladly accept that response.
Remember that position: Pro-life. That is the position of Clarke Forsythe and Americans United for Life, the Roman Catholic Bishops, Phyllis Schlafly of the Eagle Forum, National Right to Life and a host of other groups. They have each actively opposed or refused to endorse the Personhood initiative — a strategy for passing state amendments that would recognize the right to life of all human beings from conception to natural death — thinking that pushing for an outright ban on abortion would be counter-productive at this point in time. Instead, they choose the pragmatic approach. To be fair, I must point out that these individuals and organizations actually do support Personhood, but only deny that it is the correct strategy at the current time.
Meanwhile, in the current political climate, Senator Scott Brown from Roman Catholic and Democratic Party dominated Massachusetts, once said in a campaign interview, when asked, "Are you pro-choice?"
"Yes … The difference between me and maybe others is that I'm very — I'm against partial-birth abortions. I'm against federal funding of abortions. And I believe in a strong parental consent notification law" (Barbara Walters interview, ABC News, Jan. 31, 2010).
The point here is that whenever we speak of the incremental strategy, what we are speaking of are laws that literally advocate the position of Roe v. Wade and "pro-choice" rhetoric. Roe use the exceptions to allow abortion under certain circumstances. On the same day that Roe was handed down, the companion decision, Doe v. Bolton, expanded these exceptions to abortion on demand.
Immediatists like to point this out whenever a compromised law is proposed. Incrementalists like to point out that even the most compromised laws might save some lives and we need to "do what we can" while Roe stands as a legal precedent. I strongly encourage people on both sides of the debate to stop using the straw man terms of "incrementalism" vs. "immediatism." This is a false dichotomy. We should begin to speak in terms of obedience to God's law vs. willful sin. In reality, the Abolish Human Abortion movement speaks of the immediate abolition of abortion and yet still proposes "seven stages of abolitionism." In reality, those speaking of the strategy of incrementalism want the abolition of all abortion.
The issue isn't "gradual vs. immediate" or "incremental vs. absolute." The issue is whether we are willing to compromise God's moral mandates found in scripture.
We must cease to think in terms of tactics and think instead in terms of God's ultimate strategy in using His Church. So my resolution to self now is whenever I find myself tempted to go off the rails into the immediatist vs. incrementalist debate on some well-known social media network, I think of the following Bob Newhart comedy sketch, "Just Stop It!"
Strategy vs. Tactics
Our overall strategy must be to end abortion. All Christians can all agree on that. A tactic is a method or means to an end. When we employ a tactic, we need to ask two questions. First, is our method pleasing to God? Second, is it an effective use of our talents, time and resources? A tactic that is effective, yet violates God's commandments – dishonoring to our God or our parents, murder, lust, theft, bearing false witness, covetousness – is a sinful tactic. A strategy to end abortion that is not Christ-centered grieves the heart of God. Yet not all think this way. I recently read a comment by a well-known "pro-life" leader who literally wrote:
I, frankly, don't care how we get there, but I'm going to save every baby I can, I'm going to close every abortion mill, I'm going to crush the enemy in every way I can, and if y'all think it's wrong, stupid, or immoral I could care less. Maybe Jesus will send me to hell, but I'll be okay as long as I kick the "rear" of the baby killers. I'm here for one reason: to win! Period end. I'm going to win by hook or by crook. And I refuse to stand on some fictitious moral high ground as long as babies are being murdered. I'll leave the moral high ground and wallow in the mud with the pigs — as long as the babies win.
I can only hope that this person was being sarcastic and that this does not truly represent his view. But I have actually heard many pro-life leaders use similar rhetoric. I post this quote because it speaks volumes about the spirit behind a certain segment within the "anti-abortion" movement. (I used that term because I hesitate to even call them "pro-life.") Over the years, I have had long conversations with people who believe in so many words that "the ends justify the means" in ending the abortion holocaust.
God's Strategy: The Church
To counter that idea, I use the following quote by 19th century Arminian evangelist Charles Finney (a man whose theology I have many disagreements with) who was correct about the need for the Church to be an army to bring about the reformation to society.
Now the great business of the church is to reform the world—to put away every kind of sin. The church of Christ was originally organized to be a body of reformers. The very profession of Christianity implies the profession and virtually an oath to do all that can be done for the universal reformation of the world. The Christian church was designed to make aggressive movements in every direction—to lift up her voice and put forth her energies against iniquity in high and low places—to reform individuals, communities, and governments, and never rest until the kingdom and the greatness of the kingdom under the whole heaven shall be given to the people of the saints of the most High God—until every form of iniquity shall be driven from the earth.
Jesus said the gates of hell shall not prevail against the Church. The important point is that we are moving as the Church, not as a pro-life organization. This does not necessarily mean an institutional church – although that would be ideal. The institutional church has government, material resources and the mandate to make disciples. However, the "church," from a minimalist point of view, can be "two or more" who are gathered on the foundation of the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Regardless of tactics, we must go forward in a Christ-centered mindset. Our way of thinking ought to be that wherever two or more are gathered, Jesus Christ is at the center, not on the periphery.
I submit that the source of incremental thinking is a Christ-less, Church-less strategy that sees that politics is the art of compromise. If you can't get a whole loaf of bread, it's better to get a few crumbs than to starve. God's plan is much higher than that. His strategy through the Church is infinitely more powerful. I have never thought that the solution to the abortion holocaust is political. However, if the Church led by courageous pastors and elders would stand up in a unified force against wickedness, we can see any evil stopped in its tracks.
Can we really legislate morality?
A friend of mine who was a pastor and leader in the Operation Rescue movement, Phil Vollman, gave a great answer to this question in the 1990s. What I like about his response is that Phil will be the first to tell you that he points the finger at himself as one who knows weakness and failure. Yet despite our failures, we must stand up in this hour and be bold and courageous.
To pastors, I speak as a pastor and I want pastors to hear me. Two things are needed in this hour. Number one, sound orthodoxy is needed. For as one noted theologian has noted recently, "You can't beat something with nothing." If we don't return to a Reformed faith, that is to say, the orthodox historic Reformed faith, we will not have the tools ethically to take dominion in the earth in time and history as Christ Jesus has commanded us to do. There is no arguing that point.
But there is something else that is needed on this hour and I think it is equally important. Pastors need courage. There is a great famine of courage. It will take courage to embrace the historic Reformed orthodox Christian faith. I know this personally. But it will also take courage once we have embraced that faith to apply that faith then in time and history locally in our neighborhoods where we live. When God begins to judge a nation, the first thing he does is begin to give his people a cowardly clergy. I am very fearful today that America is being sanctioned, judged, with cowardly clergy. They are all around us. You look at the clergy today and what do you see? You see politically correct and religiously correct men of the cloth who are afraid to speak the truth for Christ.
What is it costing us? So far there are over 40 million dead babies. Militant homosexuality, militant feminism, militant humanism are running amok in our culture. We have a madman in Michigan named Jack Kevorkian who has right now killed or been responsible for over 86 deaths. There is not one prosecutor in Michigan who will stand up to him. We have two states now with right to die laws. And we have the most wicked, vile president in our history. There is no end in sight.
Now I'm a pastor. I know about fear. I know about loneliness. I know about the loss of reputation. But I am convinced that if we don't see a revival in courage in this nation. If we don't see some men begin to stand up in courage, conviction and Christian principle and stand faithfully in a world of cowardice and compromise, then we are going to deserve everything that is coming our way, we and our children.
The great Russian prophet, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, wrote many prophetic things about his own people and the future of America.
When asked, what went wrong in Russia that God would visit upon them the brutality of communism, he only had one thing to say, "Russia forgot God." America has forgotten her God. She's forgotten her God because her shepherds have forgotten her God. This is not rocket science. When the pastors are walking in the fear of God and yet the comfort of the Holy Ghost, when the pastors are teaching sound orthodoxy, when they are wedding that with courage, to the things that they must do, there is victory, there is peace, and there is hope.
If we don't see a raising of the black regiment in this hour. If we don't see a parson's revolution. Well then I would say, America is about to enter a long and a dark period. For as the pastors go so goes the Church. As the Church goes, so goes the nation.
Court ordered ban on abortions in Kissimmee back in effect
Planned Parenthood's Kissimmee abortion mega-center has been the target of public outcry since their plans to open across the street from Osceola Regional Medical Center were uncovered in March 2014. (Photo credit: Amber Carroll.)
KISSIMMEE, Florida (www.forerunner.com) — Dr. John Littell, a local pro-life physician who together with hundreds of doctors, lawyers and community leaders, has been working to Stop Planned Parenthood of Kissimmee. On Friday, May 22, 2015, Littell sent out the following email.
Dear Jay and Friends for Life: Yes! The courts upheld the ban on abortion and other surgical procedures at 610 Oak Commons Blvd in Kissimmee effective today! Let's celebrate LIFE tomorrow Saturday, May 22nd, 2015 at 1st Christian Church in Kissimmee from noon to 1 PM! Bring all you can – this will be an amazing time to rejoice and news media will be there as well. Back to my patients and God bless all the children and us as well! – Doc/John
Last July, a court issued a temporary injunction that ordered the Planned Parenthood abortion mega-center to cease doing surgical procedures, which were in violation of an agreement between physicians in Oak Commons and Osceola Regional Medical Center. Throughout 2014, The Forerunner covered the battle with the abortion giant. Here is a synopsis of events from the beginning.
See also numerous videos from The Forerunner and various news sources on this story.
In the fall, Planned Parenthood of Greater Orlando won a "stay" of the temporary injunction on the abortion center. That was immediately appealed by the doctors in Oak Commons who brought the original lawsuit. Today, a court has ruled that the ban on surgical abortion procedures at the Kissimmee Oak Commons address is back in effect.
According to the Orlando Sentinel :
The 2-1 ruling by the 5th District Court of Appeal focused on a restrictive covenant in the medical park that bars the property from being used for an outpatient surgical center.
Another property owner in the park, MMB Properties, sought the temporary injunction, which was approved by an Osceola County circuit judge.
The appeals court last year issued a stay of the injunction while the appeal moved forward. Friday's majority opinion backed findings of the circuit judge.
"The trial court's findings were that abortions are outpatient surgical procedures; that Planned Parenthood's facility is not a physician's practice of medicine; and, that even if the facility is operated as a physician's practice of medicine, its performance of abortions was not ancillary or incidental to that practice,'' said the opinion, written by Judge C. Alan Lawson and joined by Judge William Palmer.
"Accepting these findings, we affirm the trial court's ultimate finding that MMB had a substantial likelihood of success in proving that Planned Parenthood's performance of abortions at the facility would violate the restrictive covenant."
This has been a roller coaster ride and it is not over yet. There is still to come a hearing for the permanent injunction to ban surgical abortions in Oak Commons. The injunction also does not affect chemical abortion procedures.
We will band together to give thanks and pray. Forward this to anyone else you know who has been involved in opposing child sacrifice in our city.
Come celebrate with us at First Christian Church, 415 N Main St, Kissimmee, FL. Noon – 1 pm, Saturday, May 23rd, 2015.
Covenantal Shift
The Role of Church and State in Executing Vengeance Against Blasphemy, Idolatry and Witchcraft
One of the main points of any system of covenantal theology should be the idea of "covenantal shift." There are certain instances where Christ or one of the Apostles changed, if not the Law itself, the Law's applicability and how it is to be enforced. In this article, I will maintain that the individual, family or church has no role in executing criminals under the New Covenant, unlike the Old Covenant, and that Old Covenant sanctions against blasphemy, idolatry and witchcraft are not to be enforced by the State under the New Covenant.
The Church is now responsible for enforcing the covenant in matters of worship, such as idolatry, witchcraft, etc. The Church may not execute idolaters, but must pray imprecatory prayers against non-communicants and must excommunicate church members who are unrepentant. By enforcing the Law through eternal sanctions, rather than temporal punishments, the Church now acts as an evangelistic agent to bring the heathen nations to repentance and salvation. Rather than being killed, the heathen are converted.
Hence, there has been a covenantal shift regarding the Law.
I will enumerate some points pertaining to this "covenantal shift."
1. Regarding Jesus "changing" the Law
In certain instances, the Law of God has taken a different tack under the New Covenant. Theonomists, from the time of the Reformation until the current movement, have made a distinction between the moral law of God and other types of law — dietary, ceremonial — and have attempted to delineate exactly where the Law has "changed." When I use the word "change," I am speaking in the sense of it being fulfilled by the sacrifice of Christ and the new order that resulted from His atoning work. The Law was in no case abolished, but fulfilled. To "fulfill" is to make complete what was incomplete. Thus sacrificial laws were fulfilled by the sacrificial Lamb who died "once for all" for our sins. The sacrificial law still exists, but the penalty of the moral Law has been paid "once for all." Sacrifice was not abolished at the death of Christ, but the manner in which it was dispensed has been changed. Christ fulfilled the Law in several ways so that the observances outlined in the Old Covenant are no longer necessary or effectual.
2. Certain civil laws were fulfilled at the death of Christ
One example: the Church is no longer represented by the nation-state of Israel, but is now a universal body of believers made up of all nations. After 70 A.D., the nation-state of Israel was destroyed, and there is no longer one nation that has the Law of God — it has passed to all nations. Under the New Covenant, we see a more pronounced division between the civil sphere and church sphere of authority. This distinction was also present in the Old Covenant through the religious authority of priests and the civil authority of elders. But this distinction has become more clear now.
Under the New Covenant, there has been a change in the relationship between the individual and the church and state. Under the Old Covenant, it was assumed that each individual within Israel was both a member of the church body and the national civil body. Under the Old Covenant, the religious sphere had one centralized government: the elders of Levi serving in the Temple at Jerusalem. However, the civil sphere consisted of a highly decentralized representative commonwealth.
Under the New Covenant, this all changed. Not every citizen of the state is a church member and not every member of a local church is a citizen of the state. Under the New Covenant, the church is made up of local representative bodies with no centralized authority. Christ Himself is both High Priest and King. The role of the civil government is decentralized and differs little from the role of the civil government in Israel.
When Christ died on the cross, He died for all nations. Therefore, the Church's role is now to reform nation-states from the inside-out through evangelism and enforcement of the moral law of God in the civil sphere. But the work of reforming a heathen nation's laws is often a long and arduous process.
Under the New Covenant, the civil code has changed with regard to warfare and capital punishment. The sword (death) is dispensed by the state (Romans 13:4). In fact, warfare and capital punishment were never within the jurisdiction of the religious sphere. But because of the close relationship between the priests and the elders of Israel this distinction was blurred. The notion of the universal priesthood of the individual believer was obscure, at best, under the Old Covenant.
In the New Covenant, we see more clearly that the role of priest has passed to the individual believer. We also see more clearly that it is the state's responsibility to carry out vengeance (Romans 13:4). In addition, the Church may never execute capital punishment or engage in warfare (except when acting under the authority of a civil magistrate) and it is only under certain conditions (as outlined in the case laws of the Old Testament Law) when this responsibility falls to the individual.
Israel was to dispense the vengeance of God ("Vengeance is mine, saith the Lord") against the heathen and against covenant breakers within Israel. However, when the Holy Spirit was given in a fuller way in the New Covenant, God's judgment took a different tack in the manner in which it was dispensed. Now the primary job of the individual, family and church is to function in their godly roles as witnesses to convert the heathen world. The primary job of the first three spheres is to convert the heathen, who, prior to the New Covenant, Israel (the Church) was commanded to kill. Under the New Covenant, the job of execution now lies primarily with the state.
Thus, there is a more pronounced "separation of Church and State" under the New Covenant. However, this does not make the state separate from God's moral law. The state (or civil sphere of government) has an added responsibility under God's moral law which the Church can never fulfill. Although the state may "preach the gospel," its primary job is not evangelism, but the dispensing of justice. This view is bolstered by the Confessions of the Protestant Reformation.
The Westminster Confession states:
God, the Supreme Lord and King of all the world, hath ordained civil magistrates to be under him over the people, for his own glory and the public good; and to this end, hath armed them with the power of the sword, for the defense and encouragement of them that are good, and for the punishment of evildoers. It is lawful for Christians to accept and execute the office of a magistrate when called thereunto; in the managing whereof, as they ought especially to maintain piety, justice, and peace, according to the wholesome laws of each commonwealth, so, for that end, they may lawfully, now under the New Testament, wage war upon just and necessary occasions.
Civil magistrates may not assume to themselves the administration of the Word and Sacraments; or the power of the keys of the kingdom of heaven; or, in the least, interfere in matters of faith. Yet, as nursing fathers, it is the duty of civil magistrates to protect the church of our common Lord, without giving the preference to any denomination of Christians above the rest, in such a manner that all ecclesiastical persons whatever shall enjoy the full, free, and unquestioned liberty of discharging every part of their sacred functions, without violence or danger. And, as Jesus Christ hath appointed a regular government and discipline in his church, no law of any commonwealth should interfere with, let, or hinder, the due exercise thereof, among the voluntary members of any denomination of Christians, according to their own profession of belief. It is the duty of civil magistrates to protect the person and good name of all their people, in such an effectual manner as that no person be suffered, either upon pretense of religion or infidelity, to offer any indignity, violence, abuse, or injury to any other person whatsoever: and to take order, that all religious and ecclesiastical assemblies be held without molestation or disturbance.
The Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion states:
The King's Majesty hath the chief power in this Realm of England, and other his Dominions, unto whom the chief Government of all Estates of this Realm, whether they be Ecclesiastical or Civil, in all causes doth appertain, and is not, nor ought to be, subject to any foreign Jurisdiction. Where we attribute to the King's Majesty the chief government, by which Titles we understand the minds of some slanderous folks to be offended; we give not our Princes the ministering either of God's Word, or of the Sacraments, the which thing the Injunctions also lately set forth by Elizabeth our Queen do most plainly testify; but that only prerogative, which we see to have been given always to all godly Princes in holy Scriptures by God himself; that is, that they should rule all estates and degrees committed to their charge by God, whether they be Ecclesiastical or Temporal, and restrain with the civil sword the stubborn and evil-doers. The Bishop of Rome hath no jurisdiction in this Realm of England. The Laws of the Realm may punish Christian men with death, for heinous and grievous offenses. It is lawful for Christian men, at the commandment of the Magistrate, to wear weapons, and serve in the wars.
The Belgic Confession states:
We believe that because of the depravity of the human race our good God has ordained kings, princes, and civil officers. He wants the world to be governed by laws and policies so that human lawlessness may be restrained and that everything may be conducted in good order among human beings. For that purpose he has placed the sword in the hands of the government, to punish evil people and protect the good. And being called in this manner to contribute to the advancement of a society that is pleasing to God, the civil rulers have the task, subject to God's law, of removing every obstacle to the preaching of the gospel and to every aspect of divine worship. They should do this while completely refraining from every tendency toward exercising absolute authority, and while functioning in the sphere entrusted to them, with the means belonging to them.
And the government's task is not limited to caring for and watching over the public domain but extends also to upholding the sacred ministry, with a view to removing and destroying all idolatry and false worship of the Antichrist; to promoting the kingdom of Jesus Christ; and to furthering the preaching of the gospel everywhere; to the end that God may be honored and served by everyone, as he requires in his Word. Moreover everyone, regardless of status, condition, or rank, must be subject to the government, and pay taxes, and hold its representatives in honor and respect, and obey them in all things that are not in conflict with God's Word, praying for them that the Lord may be willing to lead them in all their ways and that we may live a peaceful and quiet life in all piety and decency. And on this matter we denounce the Anabaptists, other anarchists, and in general all those who want to reject the authorities and civil officers and to subvert justice by introducing common ownership of goods and corrupting the moral order that God has established among human beings.
Thus, we see clearly that the reformers held to the idea that the civil government's role is markedly different from the role of the other spheres of government. I use this same ideology in arguing against individuals, families or church authorities wielding the sword (dispensing God's vengeance) against the enemies of God.
3. With regard to an individual taking vengeance
The civil law is to be fulfilled only by the civil magistrate — not by church authorities, heads of the families, nor by individuals. The case law from Exodus 22:2,3 demonstrates that an individual may still use force as self-defense within the household. For instance, Exodus 22:2,3 does not deal with murder at all, but self-defense in order to secure private property. This portion of Scripture deals with "case laws" which are specific applications of the Ten Commandments to hypothetical situations that may have arisen in Israel. The Hebrew people were commanded to meditate on the Law of God and the case laws in order to obtain wisdom in how to live by the Law and how to dispense justice in different circumstances. Case laws still apply today unless they were specifically fulfilled by Christ's atoning work on the cross. The case law of a thief breaking and entering in the night is still used as the basis for an individual's right to "kill" an intruder and be free of blood-guilt.
Why the emphasis on the dark of night versus the light of day? This is a distinction still in use today. For instance, in many states, breaking and entering in the night time is a first degree felony, while breaking and entering in the day time is only a misdemeanor. The safety of the family sleeping in the home is the criterion for judgment here. A thief entering a house while the family is sleeping could potentially murder the person who is unfortunate enough to be awakened by the intruder. In such a case, it is perfectly legitimate for the family member to use force, if necessary to subdue the thief. If a death results, the action is not considered murder, but legitimate self-defense. A thief entering in broad daylight would only do so if the family were away from the home. However, if he did so with the expressed purpose of killing or maiming a family member, then it is perfectly legitimate to use force in order to stop this from happening. This is always the case, whether the incident occurs within the home or outside the home. In the Mosaic case laws, manslaughter differs from murder in the cases of premeditation and self-defense.
Justice under the New Covenant can only be dispensed by the civil magistrate, unless the individual is seeking to subdue a would-be murderer and accidentally kills him in the process. This is considered manslaughter and not murder. Vigilantism is also precluded.
4. With regard to family members taking vengeance
In the Old Testament, a family member could turn himself into a vigilante and pursue a family enemy. However, Jesus specifically altered (or fulfilled) the need to take vengeance when he said: "You have heard it said: and eye for and eye and a tooth for a tooth, But I say to you do not resist him who is evil…. But you shall turn the other cheek" (Matthew 5:38,39). Jesus also changed the law with regard to hating our enemies, which we are commanded to do under the Old Covenant simply because the heathen and the covenant breaker were enemies of God. We are not to kill our enemies, but to work for their conversion. A Christian may also forgive and love an enemy of God in an effort to bring him to repentance rather than seeking the justice of the criminal law system. This Good News has now gone out to the whole world and not only to covenant keepers among Israel. However, a civil magistrate may enforce the death penalty in order to bring covenant-breakers to justice.
The case law of Exodus 22:2,3 is one example from the Old Covenant which would preclude vigilantism. In other circumstances, a family member might have acted as a "blood-avenger." But an individual could not pursue and hunt down a killer under any circumstance and be guiltless under the Law of God. The only way in which an individual could dispense justice is by acting under the authority of a civil magistrate. In the Old Covenant this "deputy-role" of an individual member of the nation-state acting under the authority of the civil magistrate is assumed. A family member was directly accountable to the elder (civil magistrate) of his family group or tribe. However, since the nation-state role of the Israel (the Church) has ended, it can no longer be assumed that each individual is acting under the authority of the civil magistrate in order to bring an individual to justice. An individual may still non-violently arrest and turn a suspect over to a civil magistrate, but the authority to execute vengeance lies only within the sphere of the civil government.
Also of interest, is the modern vs. biblical definition of the "family," as meaning only blood-relation. The Old Covenant definition of family had more to do with authority than blood-relation. The family sphere refers not only to blood-line, but to all those living under the covenantal authority of a head of a household. The practice of taking the name of one to whom an individual submits is to this day a common practice in Asian and Mediterranean cultures. The word, "father," does not refer to husband, wife and children only, but to the head of a clan or "family." A father is one who protects and succors.
Note that the Sicilian Mafia still uses the word "family" to denote a crime organization headed by a "godfather" or crime boss. This is a perversion of God's natural order, yet it has the same cultural roots as the Hebrew understanding of "family." The Mafia also uses an Old Covenant form of taking vengeance for harm done to family members which denies the supreme authority of the state or civil magistrate in enforcing justice in these matters.
5. With regard to church-related organizations seeking vengeance
True Christianity does not take up the sword, kill those who refuse to obey the Gospel, nor create an exclusive group to which others may not belong. It makes a mockery out of heathen systems of justice. As R.J. Rushdoony pointed out, the Apostle Paul began this revolution when he told the Christians at Corinth to set up their own courts to try cases pertaining to civil disputes. Evidently, Corinthian church members were suing each other before heathen judges and were getting rulings that were ungodly. This was a reproach to the testimony of Christ. Ecclesiastical courts grew with the Church and at the time of the fall of the Roman Empire several hundred years later, they were the only existing courts dispensing justice. Thus, the kingdom of God gained a measure of dominion through the Church's role in enforcing the Law of God in society.
The error that the Roman Catholic Church entered into after this point was to erect a Holy Roman Empire — a church-state ecclessiocracy — to replace the collapsed Roman world order. In doing so, the Roman Catholic Church defied the godly separation of powers. However, it has always been the position of Reformed theology that powers ought to be limited given the total depravity of the human heart. Thus, even ecclesiastical courts are to be suspect and distrusted.
In a true theocracy, civil and ecclesiastical powers must be separate and limited. The state may raise armed forces to defend national borders, appoint judges and punish violations of the civil and moral Law of God. The church may hear cases pertaining to certain moral violations, defend biblical doctrine, and hear certain civil cases between local church members. The Apostle Paul maintained that the responsibility to wield the sword (execute the death penalty as punishment) is given primarily to the state (Romans 13:4). The Church may never act in this capacity. Individual Christians may do so only when acting under the authority of civil law.
Modern theonomists may disagree as to exactly what matters this pertains. However, we agree that the standard is God's Law — not man's law. We also agree that only the civil magistrate has the authority to wield the sword.
6. With regard to the State trying witches, idolaters and blasphemers
Finally, we have arrived at the main point of this article. May the State enforce sanctions against witches, idolaters and blasphemers? Some believe that the State may do so.
The Belgic Confessions states: "And the government's task is not limited to caring for and watching over the public domain but extends also to upholding the sacred ministry, with a view to removing and destroying all idolatry and false worship of the Antichrist…."
However, the Confession is referring to the Roman Catholic Church, which was not just a religion of the day, but also a political power to be warred against only by another political power. Today, the Roman Catholic Church has no such civil authority in any nation. When we speak of idolatry today, we are speaking of idolatry coming from the religious sphere, not the State.
In short, we should maintain that the State has no business in interfering with matters pertaining to worship. This is the sole responsibility of the Church.
7. Regarding the Church's role in applying sanctions to the idolater
It is the role of the Church to oppose idolatry with all our might, even to the point of publicly condemning certain idolaters (if they refuse to repent) through imprecatory prayer proclamations. Sorcery is condemned throughout the Bible [see Ex. 7:11; 8:7,18; Isa. 47:9,12]. Sanctions are imposed on sorcerers who refuse to repent [see Acts 13:6,8; Gal. 5:20; Rev. 9:21;18:23]. As the Church, our correct response is to condemn the practice of witchcraft and sorcery and to preach salvation to those who would repent. But the Church may not execute physical vengeance. It may only excommunicate.
Therefore, the two avenues of resistance to idolatry — ecclesiastical and civil — can never result in the execution of the idolater.
8. On whether idolatry should be made illegal by our civil government
Since the civil government is not a church-state ecclesiocracy, the state should not try witches, idolaters and blasphemers. Our local community governments would be correct, however, in enforcing local ordinances against private house meetings of heretics in order to stop the undesirable effects of paganism from spreading in the surrounding community. This strategy was effective in Presbyterian Scotland and Puritan New England. The local civil government could hold all religious groups accountable to these same ordinances, knowing that those groups ordained of God will be obedient to the civil magistrates and will flourish.
The danger lies not in church or state persecuting religious groups. The real danger is when either oversteps its God-given authority, or when one tries to be the other. That is what leads to tyranny and oppression. Idolaters, such as witches and pagans, certainly can hold their beliefs and practices in private. There can be no civil law against that as long as it doesn't interfere with public sphere of life. Private faith is an issue of the conscience. In fact, civil laws against paganism practiced in private would be unenforceable. The state of the human soul and matters of internal religious faith are matters which only God himself can judge.
One of the mistakes that modern theonomists sometimes make is in assuming that man's government may punish all sinful activity. It may not. The vast majority of sins against God are to be dealt with by the sovereign God either in time or eternity. It is also a mistake to make no distinction between "crimes" and "sins." All sins are crimes against God's government. All sin is punishable by hell and death. But God does not allow man's government to deal with all sin. Given the depravity of man, this would lead to tyranny — a hell on earth. God, in His infinite wisdom, is a better dispenser of vengeance, justice, mercy and grace than man's government may ever accomplish.
The problem of idolatry in our society today is rooted in the deep spiritual decline of our churches. God in His sovereignty will deal with all unrepentant idolatry in time or eternity. We cannot enforce inner righteousness from the top down. Righteousness begins with personal regeneration. Therefore, it is the role of the Church to repent, reform ourselves, and preach salvation to those who have ears to hear. Judgment begins in the house of God.
Yet we should not neglect our duty as Christians in the civil sphere to enforce outward morality — and to enact laws against immorality — i.e., abortion, public nudity, drug abuse, the erecting of pagan statues, homosexual parades, or any other displays of pagan religion — or anything which is being publicly promoted due to a root source of idolatry (creature worship). Christians must do everything possible using the avenue of civil law to stop the immoral influences of idolatry from spreading in local communities.
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Freshman Austin Maddox (Jacksonville, Fla.) (4-for-5) drove in a career-high six runs, highlighted by his first grand slam, as No. 6 Florida (9-2) completed a two-game sweep of Illinois State (4-7) with an 8-0 victory on Wednesday night at McKethan Stadium. Maddox was 5-for-9 (.556) in the series with three extra-base hits and tallied nine RBI.
Sophomore Anthony DeSclafani (Freehold, N.J.) (1-1) earned his first win of the campaign with 5.1 strong innings in which he registered a season-high six strikeouts and gave up one hit. The trio of freshman Steven Rodriguez (Miami, Fla.), freshman Michael Heller (Bradenton, Fla.) and sophomore Justin Poovey (Granite Falls, N.C.) permitted one hit over the final 3.2 innings to nail down the Gators' first shutout since 12-0 triumph over Eastern Michigan on Feb. 24, 2009.


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HP's new G8 servers will sport lots of flash, according to a knowledgeable HP fan. The ProLiant G8 is the successor to the popular G7 servers and will be known as the Gen8 ProLiant. Our information is that it or versions of it will use flash memory to support 50 per cent more transactions and 30 per cent more virtual machines; …
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- Charme Double Room
- Junior Suite
- Comfort Plus Double Room
- Comfort Plus Single Room
- Comfort Single Room
- Comfort Double Room
- Urban Single Room
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 51 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-1 AM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
Other information
- Smoke-free property
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Food and drink
- Breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1900
- Elevator/lift
- ATM/banking
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Sleep well
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Pillow menu
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Soundproofed rooms
Things to enjoy
- Individually decorated
- Individually furnished
Freshen up
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
Be entertained
- Flat-screen TV
Stay connected
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
Food and drink
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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Noise-free guestrooms cannot be guaranteed.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Parking height restrictions apply.
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 10 per night
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 39 per night
Breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 10 per person (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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Columbia's Manifest is on the smaller side – it has less storage space than most other backpacks – but it's fairly durable and can withstand heavy use. Everything will have its place in this pack; it has plenty of organizational pockets, along with compartments for electronics. Plus, teen testers noted that it was comfy to wear and carry around. columbia.com.
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I can't imagine getting excited enough to give five stars to a dish rack. And this rack does have some issues. It's a bit wobbly when empty, the drain board doesn't drain, and I have a feeling the finish won't last. But!!!!!!!! The basic design is far superior to any other dish rack I have ever used. I grew up with the old-school Rubbermaid rack that wasn't big enough for even half of a family meal's dishes. In my twenties, I used folding wood racks that needed to be replaced when they started to mold every year or so and weren't much better than the old Rubbermaid as far as capacity. At some point, I had the high-end Simple Human rack that held even fewer dishes than the Rubbermaid while taking up so much counter space it seemed to be the visual centerpiece of the kitchen, stainless steel appliances be damned. And now I come to my new Better Chef 22 inch chrome dish rack. This thing holds two meals worth of dishes, including pots and pans! And the design allows plenty of breathing room for all of those dishes. I'll never have to stack wet dishes on top of dry dishes as long as I have this rack. Seriously, all other dish rack designs should be taken off the market. I would be happier with the Better Chef rack if it were stainless steel, but I'm probably lucky that no one seems to make such a higher-end rack because I would have spent twice as much. Oh yeah, did you notice the price!? This is a great deal. I cook two or three meals a day without a dishwasher and this rack definitely eases the burden!
Living in a mobile home with limited counter space, this is a great product. I can stack both levels. What I really like about it is that it has a drip try under the racks and that saves wiping up the counters. I am very glad I purchased this prduct. Now if it would only put the dishes away!
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Perfect
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Well made, sturdy.
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? Right on the mark.
I read other reviews and I agree that it can hold a lot of dishes. Its longer than most dish racks but its also slimmer.
beautiful, space saving (although I would have liked it if it was larger because I have the space), functional, it holds lots of dishes,pots and pans etc. I love that it is two tiered. I hope it doesnt rust but have already coated some of it with clear nail polish. If it does rust I will just buy another one ..that's how much I like this product.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? fine
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. The jury is still out on the quality and durability of this product becaus I have been using it for less than a month but it is beautiful abd very functional. It wins hands down over my last traditionally shaped dish drainer.
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? very accurate
too tall to use under top cabinet, kind of flimsy
Love it completed my kitchen nicely !!!
This is a great dish rack, looks great, holds a lot of dishes and it's nice to have the slide drip tray on the bottom.
I find this very handy, convenient, and easy to use.
This is a really nice dish rack. My issue is with the packaging. It came wrapped in brown paper and once opened the box had been severely damaged and had holes in it. Since the brown paper didn't have damage I'm pretty sure it didn't happen during transport. However the dish rack itself is great and I like the length.
replaced lesser quality same design. The 22' is long so you will need space but I love the 2 true. Appears sturdy only have for. few weeks
Very sturdy. HOLDS EVERYTHING. Best I've ever owned. Dishes dry very quickly. I "feel" that AIR was "invented to dry dishes!
I loved it but it was to high for our cabinets so i gave it to my grandson and his wife and the love it.
If you have a narrow space for this, it will be perfect for you. However if you have enough space to put a normal dish rack, get a normal one. I have a normal space, but thought the 2 level would be nice. I wasn't expecting this thing to be so narrow and tall! I do like the design overall, and it holds a good amount of dishes. A good buy for the price. If I had the opportunity I would buy a "normal" dish rack next time. It is nice enough that I will just keep this one.
This dish rack is worth the money, its not an eye sore in your kitchen, and it does the job. It holds a fair amount of dishes , and its not made cheap.
This is the perfect dish rack. It saves a lot of space in my small kitchen and the design allows you to fit a lot of stuff on it. The drip tray on the bottom is also key. I have had it a couple of months, so am not sure how it will wear, but if you are at all interested I would go for it.
It has ample space for dish storage. However it doesn't look quality. It's shiny finish makes it look cheap. I have low vision and i was able to put it together. Not worth the hassle of sendin it back. It will do ..
Very nice, large size. It seems pretty sturdy except for the pieces that hang off the sides.
Hate to not recommend. I bought one a while back that was a real keeper and is still lasting, but wanted to buy one for my folks. The design idea is nice, but the mechanics were very poor. Screws didn't fit. Waste of money, unfortunately. The square shaped dish-racks I've had much better experience with.
This dish rack is perfect for my new home. Luv it i actually assemble it together. Very easy if I can do it you can too. Lol! Lots of room the only bad I can say about this product is when I was trying to assemble it together a couple of screw were breaking and I wish there were a draining tray on the cup racks too. That's why I gave it 4 stars for that. Definitely needs a tray to catch the water where you hang the cups...... Otherwise luv it got lots of compliments.....
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Accurate
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Good
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? Yes