Sunday, October 16, 2005
Fear, Trepidation and Trembling
The Feds, friends to all law abiding citizens, have said they will prosecute us first but will look at the clients also. BOO! You scared yet? Perhaps one day you will see the value in your trustees. For a mere $1500.00, you get our challenge process, a family trust, and a hedge of protection from our asinine government. They will never get through us to ever look at you. Maybe I should be that guy you all think you know and cover my own ass, look out for me and let you deal with this over-zealous government. God knows, you’ve done so much to prepare yourselves; I’m sure you’d be fine. Just keep bitching, blaming, complaining; I’ve got your back regardless.
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>>hedge of protection
more like a shrub.
Let's see. All the client records were seized, so even the county records that require searching in person at the county seats will be easy to find.
Even w/o the help from the files, clients are only a Heineman name search away.
Seen It In Utah. If anyone lost their home in a forclosure due to Banks acting Badly, the might find confort in the following. Why don't you pass this information to them.
MERS suspends foreclosure activity in Florida
Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems has asked its members to cease foreclosure actions in the name of MERS in Florida pending an appeal of a ruling in the Sixth Judicial Circuit Court in Pinellas County.
In his ruling on Aug. 18, Judge Walt Logan ruled that MERS does not have standing to act as a plaintiff in a mortgage foreclosure suit if it is not the owner of the beneficial interest in the note.
MERS is appealing that decision.
Explain that!
The Bank need to hurry their lobbist on Capital Hill to clarify who has standing reference the promissory note!
Let the Truth Be Told!!!!!
Judge Logan challenged the pleadings filed by local foreclosure attorneys due to a lack of clarity in those pleadings regarding ownership of the promissory note.
The So-called Borrower is the True Owner of the Promissory Note.
Do you understand Neodomese, Seen It In Utah!
Do you get it. A brave Judge in Florida did what Alsup was too punk to do.
WillToFight said...
The So-called Borrower is the True Owner of the Promissory Note.
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Um, did you read the case?
http://www.fladebtrelief.com/1.3-b-%20MERS%20Lack%20of%20Standing.htm
The borrower isn't even mentioned.
Its all about MERS not the beneficial interest holder and acting as Plaintiff, rather than the true beneficial interest holder, which is apparently another corporation for whom MERS acts as nominee.
While the nominee bit ain't flyin' with the Judge, the question never arises as to the position of the signor of the note, i.e. the borrower.
Do you get it?
The Feast of Tabernacles. “Booths”
The birth of Yeshua?
Leviticus 23: 33-44 tells us the story of the Israelites and their journey out of Egypt and the following 40 years of wondering. We can find the name Sukkoth in Gen. 33:17 “And Jacob journeyed to Succoth; and built for himself a house, and made booths for the livestock, therefore the place is named Sukkoth.” The Hebrew word Sukkoth means “hut”
The Biblical name for Sukkoth is “The Feast of Tabernacles". There are three times the Lord commanded the Jews to assemble in the Temple in Jerusalem. On these three Holidays they were to present offerings to the Lord. Those three are Passover, Shavuoth, (Pentecost) and Sukkoth. Sukkoth is the third and last of the three.
But in the month of Tishri, there are three major Holidays of the Feast of the Tabernacle of the Lord, which is God’s perfect timetable. The month of Tishri falls in September or October on the Christian Calendar. They are Rosh HaShannah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkoth. These three are often called the Second Advent. The First Advent we have the Feast of Unleavened Bread, Passover and First Fruits. Yeshua died on Unleavened Bread, He was buried on Passover, and He rose on First Fruits, 50 days later he sent the Holy Spirit on the Following Feast of Shavuoth (Pentecost). So we see here that God is setting up a pattern for us to look for. So we need to look at the remainder of the three Feasts to see the rest of the story, (sounds like Paul Harvey) something as important as the Birth of the Messiah would surely fit into this pattern.
You can purchase books (Passover Hagadah's) everywhere that tell you about how to celebrate this Holiday so I will stay on subject, and only touch on a couple of things you may not find in some of your books. In general there is a two-fold meaning to this celebration in Israel and throughout the world. The first being the Fall Harvest Lev. 23: that teaches it is a time of bringing in the fall harvest and thanksgiving. Many believe as I do, that the Puritan Colonists who landed in America who were great students of the Hebrew Scriptures based the first American Thanksgiving on Sukkoth.
The second is found in the command to dwell in Booths as a memory to Israel’s 40 years of wondering in the wilderness. Another translation of the world Sukkoth is “habitation” as we camp in booths today we need to remember that the same God is watching over us today. That He inhabits our lives with a care beyond our imagination. Sukkoth is known also as “Zman Simkhatenu” (The Time of Rejoicing) the knowledge that God provided His habitation and lives with us, is certainly a time for rejoicing.
There are blessings said over the “Lulav” (palm branch), “Etrog” (citron, a fruit from Israel that looks like a large lemon) also the “Hadas” (Myrtle) and “Arava” (the youngest branch of the willow before it opens) These are called the four spices. The only reason I am spending some time on this is there is something very special here in Biblical teaching. First the Etrog, which taste sweet and has a delightful aroma, represents a person with knowledge or Torah and good deeds. The Lulav which comes from a Date Palm, a fruit that taste sweet but has no fragrance, meaning that some people have knowledge but no good deeds. The Hadas is just opposite, having a nice fragrance yet no taste (good deeds without true knowledge) Arava has neither taste nor smell and speaks of the persons without knowledge or good deeds. James 2:17 sums this up by saying “Faith without works is dead.”
Now lets move on to the birth of the Messiah. With the celebration of Sukkoth having so many wonderful teaching in it for the Church today. You would think that the New Testament would have reference in it of Sukkoth. We read in John 1:1 “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” It says, the Word not only was with God, but the Word was the very manifestation of God Himself.
Then we read in John 1:14 “And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, and we beheld his glory, and glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth”. What the Word of God says is, “The Word became a human being and lived with us, and we saw His Sh’kinah, The Sh’kinah glory of the Father’ only Son full of grace and Glory. But did you notice the word John used to described this event. He said “dwelt” among His people. This word dwelt come from a Greek word “skene” and the Greeks translated that from the Hebrew word “Tabernacle”. What I am trying to get you to see is, John was describing the Holy Day of Sukkoth, the Holy Day that celebrates the indwelling of God Himself. So the Word says: And the Word was made flesh and Tabernacled among us,”
The celebration of December 25th as the birth of the Messiah is pagan, and comes from the Roman Empire. The early Church often “christianized” pagan days of celebration to accommodate the new converts. And December shows this very clearly. This date was an ancient feast that celebrated the return of the sun after the winter solatice. It has absolutely nothing to do with the birth of Yeshua. Believers began to say there was no real proof of the Messiah’s birth date so this would do. What they didn’t consider was John’s description using the term “Tabernacle” or Booths or Sukkoth. It is right there before us and so clear I can’t understand how it has been so missed by so many who calls themselves Biblical scholars.
If the first Advent showed Yeshua’s death on the cross on Unleavened Bread, buried on Passover, and resurrection of First Fruits, and the pouring out of His Holy Spirit on Shavout (Pentacost). Do you think that God would let such an important event as the birth of His only begotten Son go unheralded?
Sukkoth shows that God would dwell “Tabernacle” in the midst of His people, through the presence of the Messiah, Yeshua. There is much more evidence as well, since we know that Yeshua died on Passover and we also know His ministry lasted 3 ½ years we can backtrack and that puts us right at Sukkoth as well. Nearly every serious Bible Theologian calculates that His birth was in the fall, that also is Sukkoth.
One of the ceremonies of Sukkoth is the pouring of water, and a time of prayer for water and rain in Israel. During the second Temple period a Priest would take a water pitcher down to the pool of shiloach (today called Siloam in the city of David) he would bring it back to the Temple. Crowds of people would follow him dancing and singing the Hellel, (Psalms 113-118) The highlight of this ceremony was when the Priest would pour this water at the altar of the Temple. It became known as “Simcha Bet-Ha-sho-evah” (The rejoicing of the House of Drawing Water)
The question is, why would there be so much rejoicing at this pouring of water? It has to be more than rejoicing of the future rain on Israel, as important as that might be. Because we read in Isaiah 12:3 “Therefore with joy shall ye draw water out of the wells of salvation”. (Salvation in Hebrew is Yeshua, the name of the Messiah) GLORY TO GOD.
It was much more than the pouring out of water at the Temple, or even for the rain. The Simcha Bet Ha-sho-evah pointed directly to the coming of the Messiah and the days of redemption when the water of the Holy Spirit would be poured out upon all Israel.
Now we can appreciate the Scripture that was recorded on one day in the Messiah’s life and that day was on a Sukkoth. John 7:37-39 “In the last day, that great day of the feast, Yeshua stood and cried, saying, If any man thirst, let him come unto me, and drink. He that believeth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water. But this spoke he of the Spirit, which they that believe on him should receive: for the Holy Ghost was not yet given: because Yeshua was not yet glorified.) Think for a moment of the time and place of these words being proclaimed by Yeshua. It was Sukkoth and it was the time of the pouring of the water. The crowds were filled with those who had expectation of the Messiah and the Holy Spirit He would bring. At the moment of the time of the pouring of the water the Messiah stood and made this bold proclamation. He was saying. I am the Messiah, do you truly want the living water of the spirit of God? If you truly want the Bet Ha-sho-evah, believe in me. I am the Messiah who will pour out the Holy Spirit on Israel.
After eight days of Sukkoth we will end this celebration, and on the 8th day our Messiah was circumcised. And from here volumes can be written over that event.
Pray for the peace of Jerusalem, for our son Joel, and all the IDF soldiers, for this Ministry and your part in it. Shalom, jerry golden
Again Neodomenesassfacekissup does not get it!
I'll take that as 'No' you didn't read or comprehend what the case is about, WTF.
Go back to your trailer park and do your homework.
Or not.
If ignorance is bliss, you must be ecstatic.
LOL.
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Even after Yeshua healed the leper, the Pharisees could not recognise Him, because they were expecting the Messiah to usher in the Messianic Kingdom on earth.
Bereft of the Holy Spirit, they could not uderstand what Yeshua said when He went one on one with satan on the mountain....
Satan: (to Yeshua) "Behold, all these Kingdoms, are yours, IF you throw yourself down the side of this mountain."
Yeshua: "It is written, 'Thou shalt not tempt the LORD thy God.'"
Why did not Yeshua say..."By whose authority do you offer me these Kingdoms?" or "You cannot offer me these Kingdoms, for they are already mine."?
Yeshua did not say either of these because He knew whose Kingdoms (on earth) they belong to: satan.
Again, Yeshua's Kingdom is yet to come, and then as now, it currently belongs to satan and will until He returns after the repture.
Peace of Yeshua be with you.
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