The Library
The Torah Blueprint in thirteen; the Codes and the Map in six; nine standing books. Every title below has its own page, its own formats, and its own edition.
Thirteen volumes — Genesis through Deuteronomy, the foundational law read as trust, property, ledger and covenant.
Genesis: In the Beginning, the Garden, and the Severance of Title
Genesis: The Two Seeds, the Flood, and the Line of Shem
Genesis: The Call of Abram, the Covenant Cut, and the Purchase of the Field
Genesis: The Birthright, the Ladder, and the House of the Twelve
Genesis: The Josephic Ledger and the Seed Held in Trust
The Law of Sovereignty — Bondage, the Call, the Plagues, and the Covenant
The Dwelling and the Glory — Sinai, the Ten Words, the Judgments, and the Tabernacle
The Offerings and the Priesthood — the Five Offerings, the Consecration, and the Day of Atonement
The Holiness Code — the Blood, the Purity, the Jubilee, and the Vows
The Book of the Clerk — the Census, the Camp, and the Order of the Host
The Book of the Clerk — the Wilderness Administration, Balaam, and the Settlement Laws
The Second Law — the Review and the Restatement
The Second Law — the Covenant Ceremony, the Succession, and the Song
Six volumes — the Bible and the Federal Rules set side by side, statute beside Scripture.
The Old Testament — the Grant, the History, the Wisdom, and the Prophets
The New Testament — the Gospels, the Epistles, and the Judgment
Rules 1–37 — the Commencement, the Pleadings, the Parties, and the Disclosure
Rules 38–87 — the Trial, the Judgment, the Remedies, and the General Provisions
the Commencement through the Pretrial — Rules 1–25
the Trial and After — Rules 26–61
Nine volumes — each whole, and each standing on its own.
The Twelve Maxims of Equity — and the Old Court that Spoke Them
The Mashal Beside the Maxim — the Common Law of the Covenant Set to the Proverbs of Solomon
The Aksumite Edition — Every Sacred Covenant of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Canon of 88 Books
How to Draw the Full Weight of the Benefits the Law Provides
The Two Clocks, the Four Seconds Taken from Every Minute, and the Twenty-Six Days the Ledger Never Entered
There Is No Money
The Struck Hand, the Strictissimi Juris Rule, and the Clause That Never Strikes at All
Sovereign Immunity, Qualified Immunity, and the Act of 1866
Genesis 41 and 47 as the Estate Under Administration