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The Golem monster unnaturally born of greed and a lust for power became a person who could not die while it did the bidding of its creator. Audio 2014, audio 2 Contracts, Covenants & Constitutions book, audio 3.

a Golem

The Golem (Hebrew: גולם‎ meaning ‘shapeless mass’) in Jewish folklore is a clay (or out of stone) monster who has no soul but can act like a person to do its master's bidding. But like Frankenstein monster, the corpus of the Golem can turn on its master and destroy him.

Anthropomorphic being

A golem is an anthropomorphic being created from clay, just like ancient contracts were written on clay tablets and baked to preserve the terms for the life of an agreement which can form an institution.

Those institutional agreements were sworn to by oaths to hold the parties captive to the terms of an agreement.

When a man made institution is given power it is given a life and can become a legal entity. It's status can vary by laws enacted but it does not age and die like natural entities.

Truth and Death

The word "truth", in Hebrew: Emet (אמת), written across the forehead of the Golem, activates the legal corpus of the Golem. By erasing the first letter aleph (א), Emet turns to Met (מת), meaning death, and the Golem is destroyed.

In Jewish legend this clay figure was brought to life by magic. Magic is not seen, but like a binding oath, it grants power where there was none before.

SupraNatural

A corporation in ancient times was established by a contract written in clay and sworn to by the creators of it. It did not die, as long as the clay contract existed and could go about as a person from generation to generation, living beyond the laws of nature.

A monster possessed

Many corporations which go public can be taken over by shareholder elected boards. The creator can be removed and their original intent can be subverted by a parasitical mind or soul and even attack the original creator and all the built.

The corporation can also turn on its creators and become a monster or beast wandering about wreaking havoc and destruction on all creation.

Monster and Beasts

All government formed by Contracts, Covenants or Constitutions may have a corporate nature to them, and like the Golem, they may become beasts without souls turning on the next generation without mercy.

The state as a corporation can grant the power to replicate other corporations of the state. These corporations may eventually become powerful enough to control the state that created them or ride upon the back of the civil power of the State.

A Golem narrative

One early Golem narrative involves Judah Loew ben Bezalel, the late-16th-century rabbi of Prague. There are many stories that carry the idea of a Golem-type creature brought to life by ambition and greed, but afterward, they go out of control, destroying their creator like the Beast of Revelation. The essential elements remain much the same.

A corporation or cooperative is not evil in itself. But to give it the powers of a person, independent of those found in a natural people who create it and give it life ... this creates an imbalance in society that may eventually wreak havoc, and devour mankind's natural dominion.

Any consolidation of power and the power of choice is a dangerous thing. Learning to come together while remaining individuals with an individual right to your personal means of production, i.e. labor, requires the fruitfulness of forgiveness and fervent charity and a passion for truth and the spirit of righteousness.

Defeating a Golem

Nations in the past created voluntary governments with titular positions of leadership where all taxes were voluntary, day by day, and all rights to property passed from generation to generation. They did this by gathering in Free Assemblies of Tens.

Three Audio files
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http://www.hisholychurch.net/kkvv/x5%20folder/140222golem01lr.mp3
Golem, a creature in Hebrew folklore that was created out of clay, and then animated. A Frankenstein analogy of a corporation. Part of the Free Justina. Conversation with Mosheh. Resist not evil.

http://www.hisholychurch.net/kkvv/020/141004ccc1fr.mp3
Part of the Contracts, Covenants & Constitutions book.

Is the US constitution a biblical document or the ultimate imperial Golem?

http://www.hisholychurch.net/kkvv/020/141004newsrebola.mp3
Third hour in news series, emphasis on Ebola. Includes a part on Genetic engineering with pots and pans. Golem; Meta-physical parable for a corporation.

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-[[File:Golem.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The Golem monster unnaturally born of greed and a lust for power became a person who could not die while it did the bidding of its creator. Audio [http://www.hisholychurch.net/kkvv/x5%20folder/140222golem01lr.mp3 2014], [http://www.hisholychurch.net/kkvv/020/141004ccc1fr.mp3 audio 2 Contracts, Covenants & Constitutions book], [https://podcast.preparingu.com/key2105/ audio 3].]]
+[[File:Golem.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The [[Golem]] monster unnaturally born of greed and a lust for power became a [[person]] who could not die while it did the bidding of its creator. Audio [http://www.hisholychurch.net/kkvv/x5%20folder/140222golem01lr.mp3 2014], [http://www.hisholychurch.net/kkvv/020/141004ccc1fr.mp3 audio 2 Contracts, Covenants & Constitutions book], [https://podcast.preparingu.com/key2105/ audio 3].]]
-The Golem (Hebrew: גולם‎ meaning ‘shapeless mass’) in Jewish folklore is a clay (or out of stone) monster who has no soul but can act like a person to do its master's bidding. But like Frankenstein monster, the corpus of the Golem  can turn on its master and destroy him.
+== a Golem ==
-Golem is an anthropomorphic being created from clay, just like ancient contracts were written on clay tablets and baked to preserve the terms for the life of the agreement. They were sworn to by [[Swear not|oaths]] to hold the parties captive to the agreement.
+The Golem (Hebrew: גולם‎ meaning ‘shapeless mass’) in Jewish folklore is a clay (or out of stone) monster who has no soul but can act like a person to do its master's bidding. But like Frankenstein monster, the corpus of the Golem can turn on its master and destroy him.
-The word "truth", in Hebrew: ''Emet'' (אמת), written across his forehead of the Golem, activates the corpus of the Golem. By erasing the first letter aleph (א), Emet turns to Met (מת), meaning ''death'', and the Golem is destroyed.
+=== Anthropomorphic being ===
-In Jewish legend this clay figure was  brought to life by ''magic''. Magic is not seen, but like a binding [[Swear not|oath]], it grants power where there was none before.
+A golem is an ''anthropomorphic being'' created from clay, just like ancient contracts were written on clay tablets and baked to preserve the terms for the life of an agreement which can form an institution.
-[[File:contract.jpg|left|thumb|Ancient Assyrian contract]]
-A [[corporation]] in ancient times was established by a ''contract written in clay'' and sworn to by the creators. It did not die, as long as the clay contract existed and could go about as a ''person'' from ''generation to generation'', living beyond the laws of nature. The corporation can also turn on its creators and become a monster or beast wandering about wreaking havoc and destruction.
+Those institutional agreements were sworn to by [[Swear not|oaths]] to hold the parties [[captive]] to the terms of an agreement.
+When a man made institution is given power it is given a life and can become a legal entity. It's status can vary by laws enacted but it does not age and die like natural entities.
+=== Truth and Death ===
+The word "truth", in Hebrew: ''Emet'' (אמת), written across the forehead of the Golem, activates the ''legal corpus'' of the Golem. By erasing the first letter [[aleph]] (א), Emet turns to Met (מת), meaning ''death'', and the Golem is destroyed.
+In Jewish legend this clay figure was brought to life by ''magic''. Magic is not seen, but like a binding [[Swear not|oath]], it grants power where there was none before.
+==SupraNatural ==
+[[File:contract.jpg|left|thumb|Ancient Assyrian [[contract]].]]
+A [[corporation]] in ancient times was established by a ''contract written in clay'' and sworn to by the creators of it. It did not die, as long as the clay contract existed and could go about as a ''[[person]]'' from ''[[generation to generation]]'', living beyond the laws of nature.
+=== A monster possessed ===
+Many corporations which go public can be taken over by shareholder elected boards. The creator can be removed and their original intent can be subverted by a parasitical mind or soul and even attack the original creator and all the built.
+The corporation can also turn on its creators and become a monster or beast wandering about wreaking havoc and destruction on all creation.
+=== Monster and Beasts ===
 All government formed by [[CCC|Contracts, Covenants or Constitutions]] may have a ''corporate nature'' to them, and like the [[Golem]], they may become beasts without souls turning on the next generation without mercy.
 [[File:Golem2.jpg|right|]]
-The [[state]] as a corporation can grant the power to replicate ''corporations of the state''. These corporations may eventually become powerful enough to control the state that created them.
+The [[state]] as a [[corporation]] can grant the power to replicate other ''corporations of the state''. These corporations may eventually become powerful enough to control the state that created them or ride upon the back of the [[civil]] power of the [[State]].
-One early Golem narrative involves Judah Loew ben Bezalel, the late-16th-century rabbi of Prague. There are many stories that carry the idea of a [[Golem]]-type creature brought to life by ambition and greed, but afterwards, they go out of control, destroying their creator like the [[Mark of the Beast|Beast of Revelation]].  The essential elements remain much the same.
+== A Golem narrative ==
-A corporation or cooperative is not evil in itself. But to give it the powers of a ''person'', independent of the people who create it and give it life ... this creates an imbalance in society that may eventually wreak havoc.
+One early Golem narrative involves Judah Loew ben Bezalel, the late-16th-century rabbi of Prague. There are many stories that carry the idea of a [[Golem]]-type creature brought to life by ambition and greed, but afterward, they go out of control, destroying their creator like the [[Mark of the Beast|Beast of Revelation]].  The essential elements remain much the same.
-Any consolidation of power and the power of choice is a dangerous thing. Learning to come together while remaining individuals with an individual right to your personal means of production requires [[forgive]]ness and unselfishness and a passion for truth and [[righteousness]].
+A corporation or cooperative is not [[evil]] in itself. But to give it the powers of a ''[[person]]'', independent of those found in a natural people who create it and give it life ... this creates an imbalance in society that may eventually wreak havoc, and devour mankind's natural [[dominion]].
+Any consolidation of power and the [[power of choice]] is a dangerous thing. Learning to come together while remaining individuals with an individual right to your personal means of production, i.e. [[Employ|labor]], requires the [[fruit|fruitfulness]] of  [[forgive]]ness and [[fervent charity]] and a passion for [[truth]] and the spirit of [[righteousness]].
+== Defeating a Golem ==
 Nations in the past created voluntary [[governments]] with [[titular]] positions of leadership where all taxes were voluntary, day by day, and all rights to property passed from generation to generation. They did this by gathering in [[Free Assemblies]] of [[Tens]].
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 Part of the [[CCC|Contracts, Covenants & Constitutions book]].<Br>
-Is the US constitution a  biblical document or the  ultimate imperial Golem?
+Is the US constitution a biblical document or the ultimate imperial Golem?
 http://www.hisholychurch.net/kkvv/020/141004newsrebola.mp3 <Br>
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Contents

a Golem

Anthropomorphic being

Truth and Death

SupraNatural

A monster possessed

Monster and Beasts

A Golem narrative

Defeating a Golem

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a Golem

Anthropomorphic being

Truth and Death

SupraNatural

A monster possessed

Monster and Beasts

A Golem narrative

Defeating a Golem

Footnotes

About the author

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