Dragon Teeth hung on a tree

 phrase from 'The Dragon Carol' 'The Dragon's teeth hung on a tree'

Model-T 100th anniversay Ford Explorer $82.5

 'Gold Standard' book, alternative history, psosits shortened WWI, no WWII, Ford Explorer renamed Model-

T at 1ooth anniversary for $82.50, It is stranger than we can POSSIBLy imagine!

For 2026: 'Through New Eyes', Whole Bible

 For 2026: 12 new readers of 'Through New Eyes'. whole Bible

It's FREE at www.garynorth.com/freebooks

For the whole Bible, go through Bullinger's Companion Bible and write down the center of his chiasms for every book, or do something similar with Dorsey's 'Literary Structure of the Old Testament'

Something will be learned, in addition to creeds/confessions/catechisms, which answer the questions of the day

Contrary to JEDP, God wrote books, and The One Book Chuck

PS John Hospers, Pella native, Chairman of Philosophy Dept. at USC, Presidential Candidate never got his Bible questions answered

12 point covenant sequence

 Amanda Ladwig Please write these #12 for each covenant. When 'my ship come in' I will subsidize a Musical

Commentary on the Bible, like North's economic commentary (31 volumes, 50 years).

1. Announcement of God's transcendence; His laying hold on the situation (Ex. 2:24-25; 20:3). 2. Declaration of God's new Name, appropriate for the new covenant being installed (Ex. 3:13-15; 6:2-8; 20:2a). 3. Statement of how God brought His people from the old covenant and world into the new one (Ex. 20:2b; Deut. 1:6-4:40). 4. Establishment of the new covenant order, especially the governmental hierarchies thereof (Ex. 18:13-27; Deut. 1:9-18). 5. Appointment of new names for the new finished product (Gen. 1:4-5, 6-8, 9-10; at Moses' time, "children of Israel" is the new name, replacing "Hebrew"). 6. Grant or distribution of an area of dominion to the covenant steward or vassal (Ex. 3:8; Deut. 1:19-12:31). 7. Stipulations concerning the management of this grant (Ex. 20-23; Deut. 5:1-26:19). 8. Statement of the terms by which God will evaluate man's performance: promised blessings and threatened curses (Ex. 23:25-33; Deut. 27, 28). 9. Placement of witnesses to report to God on man's behavior (Ex. 23:20-23; Deut. 4:26; 30:19). 10. Arrangements for the deposition of the covenant documents (Ex. 40:20; Deut. 31:9-13). 11. Arrangements for succession of covenant vice-regents (Deut. 31:7, 14, 23; Deut. 34). 12. Artistic poems that encapsulate the covenant, and that are to be taught to succeeding generations (Deut. 31:14-33:29).

Roseto Community Health American History

 Best to do Roseto American History. Each Friday, a speaker from the community talks of 10,00 years before Present (crossing Bering Land Bridge) and from now until 50 years of settlement of Mars. The students learn that the past and the future created the present in which they must act. And this community creates health, per Roseto Effect (wikipedia--no heart attacks as long as they had community).

Jaki, 'all', 'love', linear, science and 'et' Jordan

 Hey! Read Jaki, big defender of Christianity and science, though holding to post-Exilic writing of Gen 1. But holds to linear history and loving God, creator of ALL. Fits in with Jordan's 'et' using the first letter of Hebrew for 'e' and the last for 't', thus when Gen. 1 says 'et' heavens and 'et' earth, it means 'all'. Jaki is Benedictine.

Free Stuff December 15 Anno Domini 2025

 Some FREE stuff. 67,000 books Project Gutenberg, 100 million students Khan Academy, Free through MBA (unless you want credit hours) University of the People, Taught by professors who've won Nobel Prize MIT Open Course Ware (must pay for credit), read 'Through New Eyes, and more, free at www.garynorth.com/freebooks, Free PDF, pay for paper I've heard Mises Institute, Free k-12 curriculum Open Culture, great marketing

https://www.abraham.com/gratis-4-book-collectors-set/, 31 volume economic commentary on the Bible, 50-year project https://www.garynorth.com/public/department158.cfm MORE?

Greg (1000+ years) Hartman Imperativity

 Greg (1000+ years) Hartman's book, 'New Testament Imperativity'. 371, my count. Maimonides had 613 @1000 years ago, 'Old Testament'. I think I donated a copy to the library. Could be the start of 'Formers' of Stuart. Postmistress/author would be another.

Majoring on the majors

 Majoring on the majors

1--Make a list of the 10 most important. For me, politically, it's to avoid nuclear war and to get some kind of handle on the debt. (I'm favorably impressed with the report that the 'War on Poverty' has cost $22 trillion of that debt, with little to show for it--though there is time pricing and Sowell's 'Vision of the Anointed')

2--Tithing is an answer to many social problems, as is gardening and sprouting.

3--Greg Hartman's 'New Testament Imperativity' is right there with 'Maimonides 613 Wikipedia' An architectural Commentar on the Bible (JBJ's work is good) and a musical commentary on the Bible would be good.

4--Calling. Per North: 'The most important thing you can do at which you would be most difficult to replace.

5--Prayer, family worship, improved liturgy and private confession would help.

6--North's hermeneutic of seed laws fulfilled, the Seed has come, priestly laws fulfilled because there's a new priesthood, and Land laws ended at A. D. 70, but 'All Scripture is profitable...' See commentaries on Luke and Leviticus.Leviticushttps://www.garynorth.com/public/department158.cfm

7--What are yours? ?

Chuck