Ambassador

It is an extreme disservice

to reduce the gospel of Christ

to a mere religion.

I was once interrupted

by the objection of

a district attorney

who said to the record:

“Mr. Justice is trying to make this

a religious question,”

to which I responded,

“I assure you, judge, my position

is strictly political.”

The question was whether

The court recognized

the dominion

of the kingdom of Heaven.

With a license and passport in hand,

I presented myself

as an ambassador,

arguing that

the constitution

of the United States

provides that

only the Supreme Court

of the United States

has jurisdiction in cases

involving Ambassadors . . .

In all Cases affecting Ambassadors, 
other public Ministers and Consuls, 
and those in which a State shall be Party, 
the supreme Court shall have original Jurisdiction.

Article III, Constitution for the United States

. . . and that because I am an ambassador
of King Yahshua,

the county court

had no authority

to hear my traffic case!
(I was charged with having
a false or fictitious license and plates; 
they were issued by the church)

It seems like

a pretty reasonable

position to me.

Are not those of us 
who present

the kingdom of Heaven on Earth

Ambassadors?

2 Corinthians 5.20

When are we going to fully realize

this Royal 

political commission?

Now would be a good time!