Hi Lovers
The attachment uploaded here is something I drafted about 2 years ago. It is as relevant now as it was then.
LandP
I will say that the SOB is proof you are of God, thus an heir of God, but heirs of God cannot also serve mammon, contract, and pay a price.
Some say “they will not give you allodial title”. Of course they will not; allodial title is not something that can be given any more than one can be given the right to life. It is an inherent right we each has as is the right to contract and work for money and pay for property.
I read and I agree that unless a man has allodial title to land he cannot claim successfully that he is sovereign. Sovereigns like Kings do not pay taxes. A man without sovereign land is like a King without a kingdom.
The Statement of Birth is evidence of your allodial title to the name of child on it, thus allodial title to property acquired in or to be acquired in that name may be requested. Ask and ye shall receive. What blocks us from our dominion over the earth, dominion over a homestead, is us contracting to pay for or renting property. To do such is to recognize the payee as the king is to be a tax payer.
In this day and age who holds the best title is the king over the thing and although we do not have actual possession of the SOB, evidence of allodial title to the name on it, we have constructive possession. I mean, to whom did your folks intend the name of child be given and just because the government has possession of the evidence (SOB) for safekeeping does not diminish your title one iota.
Therefore, you can be the Lord over your name if you so choose to be and subsequently property in that name because to get to the property they have to go through the name that you not THEY are Lord over.
The benefit or beneficiary aspect is that we are heirs of God but one must act like such an Heir and not like a servant of man or government. Jesus was tempted by the serpent, offered him a kingdom, but Jesus knew the serpents offer was bogus. Today people are tempted by marketing. Convincing us what we want and that to have it we must buy it or give something for it. Since when does an heir pay for his inheritance?
With Love