A 'sabbatical' is when all debt is cancelled

Hi Tap,

Thank you for today's article titled "We call upon you the military to
disobey your orders," which a couple of readers commented pointed out
was reminiscent of "The Ten Commandments," and, "Perhaps God was right
after all."
Further I would add that it is precisely the breaking of those
commandments which have become somewhat of a myth in the world we live
in today that we find ourselves in such turmoil. However, there is a
way and perhaps the only way to release ourselves and the world from
the yoke of debt and misery the world is in.
The elite who are foolish but no fools will know about it but few else
will have heard of "The year of release" which is described in
Deuteronomy 15:1 through to 15:9 and is a Sabbatical year, (every
seventh year). The term Sabbatical year today is misconstrued to mean
"leave of absence for a year" or "taking a year out."

To the best of my knowledge "The year of release" was commanded by God
but never implemented by the Israelites when they entered the promised
land. Basically, at the beginning of every Sabbatical year all debts
are wiped out. The land also has its Sabbath in that no crops are
planted. To better understand the subject take a quick look at the
above scriptures and an interesting read in the link below.

http://7seedsproject.org/

Kind regards,
Gordon.