My Point of View
When standing on solid ground, a man may take for granted his ability to stand, and it’s not until he enters a boat and loses his balance that he learns to be grateful for it. Once he gains his “sea-legs”, he will find balance, but then the opposite phenomenon occurs —when he steps on land, he experiences a similar loss of stance until his “land-legs” return.
The divide between land and sea is self-evidently the most dramatic jurisdictional divide in the natural world.
From these simple observations, we may deduce that the jurisdiction in which one stands is the source from which he gains his balance, or his compass. His internal anchor is determined entirely by where he stands.
This truth applies to spiritual as well as physical matters. Comprehending this, puts an entirely new perspective on the significance of Christ walking on water without any loss of stance.
This site is an invitation to follow me as I study natural law, and the path by which others may change jurisdiction without any loss of stance.
