Early Israel

Early Israel

When the people return to the pagan ways of the Golden calf Moses "called out" the faithful of Israel. The Levites were appointed to be the Church in the wilderness who would serve the tens of the congregations of the people in patterns of Tens.

• Early Israel was not like Judea at the time of Christ.
• Early Israel were rejecting the leaven like that of the Corban of Herod and the Pharisees.
• Early Israel had no Kings and therefore had no forced taxation.
• Israel was one form of government that was essentially a viable republic in the tradition of the Libera res publica.
• They knew the living Altars of clay and stone kept from the bondage of Egypt, Sumer, and Nimrod's Babylonian type governments providing a social safety net through force and the covetous practices of idolatry.
• Early Israel depended upon freewill offerings in the form of tithes to support their public servants which would be called Levites.
• They knew the dainties of rulers provided a welfare that was a snare.
• They knew to have the One purse of socialism runs toward death.
• This changed when the voice of the people rejected God and chose to have a leader who could exercise authority one over the other to get rid of corruption in Israel and be their commander in chief.
• Despite the warnings of Samuel the people wanted a ruler rather than a mere leader.
• That Ruler we know by the name of Saul was corrupted by the power granted him by the people and he foolishly imposed the first real tax upon Israel.
• At that time Israel went from a Republic to a centrally controlled government.
• It never really was restored until Jesus the Christ came taking the kingdom from the Pharisees and appointing that kingdom of God to the apostles.

Jesus and Moses were in agreement but the Pharisees did not know Jesus because they did not know Moses. They thought they did but Jesus said they did not.

Abraham, Moses, John the Baptist and Jesus and the early Church advocated a Daily ministration for the needy of the Christian community that was dependent on Charity only and it was not like the system of Corban of the Pharisees nor the free bread of Rome. It was their Pure Religion that brought them into a Christian conflict with Public religion and the Covetous Practices of the World.

They all read the Torah but through sophistry and vanity that had turned the religion of Israel into a false religion and belief system that was actually making the word of God to none effect.

Understanding the similarities and differences between the Church in the wilderness and the Church is essential. They were both called out. The Levites and the "ekklesia" or Church appointed by Christ had a similar purpose. They both helped form altars of living clay and stone appointed by men like Abraham Moses and Jesus.

Do Modern Christians understand Jesus or does their Corban make the word of God to none effect again?

Are they practicing Pure Religion?

Are they indulged in Covetous Practices that will entangle them again in the elements of the world and a yoke of bondage, make them merchandise and curse their children?

Everyone should step back and think about how did the early Church survive the decline and fall of the Roman Empire...?

How did early Israel bind itself as a nation in a hostile world as the children of God?

The Christian conflict was not simply because they would not be a part of the Corban of Rome but because they had their own Daily ministration.

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