title: Criminals Of The Bible: TWENTYFIVE CASE STUDIES OF BIBLICAL CRIMES AND OUTLAWS
author:  Mark Jones 
description: Mark Jones' <i>Criminals of the Bible</i> is especially timely. In 25 brief but engaging chapterrs, Jones, a criminal justice professor, examines bibical heroes and villains from the standpoint of current laws. Joseph's brothers, while probably not breaking any laws in their own age when they sold Joseph tpo passing Midianites, would be guilty of human trafficking today. Citing UN and U.S. State Department documents, Jones gives an overview of modern-day slavery and case studies of three victims. Each chapter ends with a "Lesson for Today" that includes the author's reflections on divine justice.
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  The Little Ones are above the law v. 12.11 www.philaletheians.co.uk, 3 April 2018 
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  The biblical Little Ones, or 
  Innocents, were High Initiates 
  
  BUDDHAS AND INITIATES SERIES 
  THE LITTLE ONES ARE ABOVE THE LAW 
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  Abstract and train of thoughts
  1 
  The Herod of the New Testament stands for Alexander Jannaeus, king of Judea from 103 
  BC to 76 BCE, whose persecution and murder of hundreds and thousands of Initiates, the 
  so-called “Massacre of the Innocents” led to the adoption of the event in the Bible story. 
  3 
  High Initiates are above human law 
  Only the Little Ones understand the Mystery of the Serpent of the Great Sea. 
  4 
  Jesus, not being a High Initiate, conformed to the law of circumcision and commanded it. 
  Paul, freed from the obligations of the human law, turned away from the old covenant and 
  forbid circumcision. 
  4 
  Who is that “Lord” who comman