: "What is money: To the best of my ability;-is something
: that will indicate a value that will retain its value in
: the substance used,-in return for an equal barter to barter
: value for the future, that is not needed at the time to
: take the place of said barter."

: With regard to previous # IV Post,-the Lord's Prayer being
: completely overruled in regard to the actual forgiving of
: one's debts,-the Law of Moses's in respect to the Law of
: the Jubilee's of the 50th. year,-"when all property
: gained, would be returned to the original owner,"-if

: fully enforced,-would render likewise any efforts to create
: momopoly ineffective,-even among themselves.

: But among the "Heathen" it would be of course very
: acceptible,-this taking of interest for credit advanced for
: tangibles received in return for that created out of
: nothing but air, is evidenced in (Lev. 25-11,)-as it was
: soon to be realized such as (Deut. 15-6,) explained
: better,-the monopoly would be soon with patience be
: attained..

: Thus it can be seen that the god in his holy shrine ruled in
: the same way in that ancient Hebrew kingdom, so much better
: know to most than perhaps the temple cities of ancient
: Sumaria; many of which until recently,-were not even names,
: & were no more than faintly discernable mounds in the
: desert sand.

: The arts of banking were in no way as developed as they were
: in Babylonia & Assyria. Amongst the Apiru,-(Dusty
: ones,)-or (Camel Caravan
: Followers,)-Habiru,-(Hebrew,)-undoubtedly confederate of
: the Isra-elites in later times,-were clearly refugees from
: the cruel debt slavery existing in Babylonia & its
: outposts during the 2nd. Millenium B.C., & later,
: realizing the possibilities envisioned, soon mastered the
: art themselves as explained in (Dan 1 vs. 4-7.)

: Litle glimpses of the past as being from a mirror or looking
: glass, to see the present from & who knows, the future
: from.

: tau

Cont. part VI.---With regard to money in antiquity little to nothing has been written,-which indicates the need to keep secret its working in all civilizations of late of which more is known of it in pre-antiquity than later.

The money of the cities of lower Mesopotamia & the whole Near East, had been based on the international valuation of silver by weight, & therefore these cities had long ago sought to obtain control of all sources of supply of such silver.

As far back as 2470 B.C., King Manishtsu of Akkhad invaded Southern Persia with no purpose other than gaining control of its silver mines. When the rapid expansion of mining, brought onto the markets of the world a relative deluge of of silver & gold, the latter taing no mean second place, those groups controlling International finance from Babylonia, & possible Nineveh (Of Queen Esther & Mordechia's time perhaps,)-decided no doubt to seek for further world's to conquer.

The thing was to find a use for their surfeit of bullion, particularly silver, & of which metal they were now in a position to arrange extensive supplies to any banker who would be able to use such advantagiously towards the promotion of their general worldwide plans.

The growing commercial & industrial vigor of the Greeks showed them an answer to this problem....Thus the significance of the advent of the Tyrants as promotors of heavy public spending of moneys based originally, on the silver standards of Babylonia, cannot be dismissed.

The policy of the bankers, for whom the Tyrants fronted, would be able to spread the main practice,-at least their most profitable one, (private money creation,) one way or the other. Using silver as base, towards the creation of an abstract money whose equally efficient unit cost them no more than entry by slave scribe on the clay tablet that sufficed as ledger. Such policy spread, together with competition in manufacture,-the need for that which the Inmternational bankers of that day, faceless as in this day, loaned against collateral as money.

This money was based on the silver bullion they let it be known they possessed of or held on deposit for their customers, be they individual, corporate body, or state.

Today, all the silver & gold & all other tangible commodities, are in the Bullionists vaults know today as Their Central Banks. The people now are working to acumulate nothing but promises to pay the debt,-the value of which now monetizes all values traded.

The nation's are in a fine Chaldron of this Witches Concocted Brew, with "THEIR" World Court ready able & willing to settle any national complaints against each other,-& guess who, other than the one's able-to-pay,-will the judgement be against.

It is called the "Leveling,"-as expressed in Hand-els Great Oratorio: "The Messiah;"-The Mountains & Hills made low,-The Crooked Straight, & the rough Places Plain." God bless,---

tau