A short thread on being a Warrior, from the Ultimate Tactical Handbook:
In Jeremiah 21 and 22, the same set of instructions for the men of Judah are given, and they eventually find their way into the oaths of most Orders of Knights in the Crusade.
Let's look at them.
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In Jeremiah 21 and 22, the same set of instructions for the men of Judah are given, and they eventually find their way into the oaths of most Orders of Knights in the Crusade.
Let's look at them.
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Do what is right and just - Pretty self-explanatory.
Rescue the Oppressed - We must rescue those being oppressed. Warriors, we are failing and that's why I wanted to put this out tonight.
I feel convicted because I'm not doing enough to fight oppression.
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Rescue the Oppressed - We must rescue those being oppressed. Warriors, we are failing and that's why I wanted to put this out tonight.
I feel convicted because I'm not doing enough to fight oppression.
2/
Protect the weak - The weak (the fatherless and widows in the bible) cannot defend themselves effectively, so we must.
Shed no innocent blood - This is significant because it doesn't say "shed no blood" as some would have you believe.
God is a Warrior and He need Warriors.
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Shed no innocent blood - This is significant because it doesn't say "shed no blood" as some would have you believe.
God is a Warrior and He need Warriors.
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So, Warriors, let's Pledge to each other to do what is right & just, to rescue the oppressed, to protect the weak, and to shed no innocent blood.
This is also a good moral guide for post-WROL life.
Let's get to work.
References: Jer 21:12 and Jer 22:3
#TacticalWisdom
This is also a good moral guide for post-WROL life.
Let's get to work.
References: Jer 21:12 and Jer 22:3
#TacticalWisdom
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