TEN COMMANDMENTS RALLY
Dayton, Tennessee Saturday, July 31, 11:00 Eastern Standard Time
View Judge Roy Moore's Ten Commandments Monument, originally
displayed at the Alabama Supreme Court.
10:00 - 10:30 Monument to be on display at the Rhea County Court
House
in downtown Dayton, TN.
10:30 to 11:00 Caravan from Rhea County Court House to Rhea County
High School
11:00 - 12:30 Ten Commandments Rally Rhea County High School
(Eastern)
3:00 2nd Ten Commandments Rally, Dunlap Tennessee July 31, 3:00
Central Standard Time
Sunday, August 1st 3:00 PM (Eastern) Greenville, TN
Other Tennessee Rallies during week of August 1-8 see the bottom
of this email.
For more rally information contact June Griffin at email
jb21@juno.com or phone (423)
775-0774. More county and state coordinators are needed.
The Tennessee Ten Commandments Resolution has been approved in 85
of 95 Counties in Tennessee. You should encourage your county
commissioners in your state, to approve a Ten Commandments
resolution, visit
www.Ten-Commandments.us and click on Tennessee Ten
Commandments Resolution.
For Detailed information
The following Release is the Tennessee version which was written
by June
Griffin, Coordinator of the Tennessee rallies:
VETERANS TAKE OVER JUDGE ROY MOORE'S TEN COMMANDMENTS MONUMENT!!!
POSSESSION OF ALABAMA'S TEN COMMANDMENTS
MONUMENT, WHICH ACTIVIST JUDGES ORDERED OUT OF THE SUPREME COURT
BUILDING, HAS COME TO AMERICAN VETERANS STANDING FOR GOD AND
COUNTRY!
This monument will move in a caravan across the United
States, ending up in Washington, DC. with rallies held in key
states. Since Tennessee counties have voted that they have a
God-given Right to post the Commandments, Rhea County has been
chosen to be the inaugural rallying point for this tour. The
monument will be taken by prominent dignitaries and veterans from
the Alabama Supreme Court building Monday, the 19th of July and
proceed to Rhea County,the 31st of July, at 11 a.m. A caravan will
proceed from the Rhea County Court House to the Rhea County High
School for a 90-minute ceremony. For more information call: June
Griffin, Tennessee Coordinator at
(423) 775-0774.
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Press Release from: Jim Cabaniss, President of American Veterans
Standing For God and Country, a project of American Veterans In
Domestic Defense
Most Americans remember the scene at the Alabama State Supreme
Court Building on August 27, 2003. On that day, federal
authorities instructed the removal of the 2.5 ton Ten Commandment
Monument from the beautiful rotunda to a dark storage closet.
This made most Americans angry.
Today we are moving the Monument out of the darkness into the
light. The American Veterans Standing For God and Country have
reached an agreement with Chief Justice Roy Moore to take
possession of this beautiful monument and display it across
America from city to city on its way to our Nation's Capital. Most
Veterans have great respect for Chief Justice Moore. He is a
Veteran, a West Point Graduate, a great Constitutional and
Biblical Scholar.
He stood on his oath, even to the point of giving up his job as
the top Judicial Authority in the State of Alabama. We know there
must something wrong in America when an appointed federal judge
has the power to tell a duly elected State Supreme Court Judge
that he cannot acknowledge God and thus fulfill his oath of
office.
Starting July 31, Veterans will support rallies by displaying this
Ten Commandment Monument from coast to coast. Those Veterans
wishing to join in this cause may post their comments and offer
their assistance at www.StandingforGod.org or by calling American
Veterans in Houston at 281-591-4705.
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Information on the Ten Commandments:
For obeying the Ten Commandments, we are promised blessings, see
Deut 11:20-27.
Verse 26, "Behold, I set before you a blessing, and a curse:
Verse 27, "The blessing, if you obey the commandments of the Lord
your
God ...
We are required to obey and display the Ten Commandments in our
homes. Deut 6:9, "And thou shalt write
them upon the posts of thy house, and on thy gates ..." Part of
the obeying the commandments is to
display them so that we know what they are.
From www.Ten-Commandments.us
Requirement to Display Ten Commandments in public
We are also commanded to put them in public places. The word
"gates" of Deuteronomy 6:9 refers to public places. For example,
in Ruth 4:11, Boaz went to talk to the elders in the "Gates" to
obtain permission to marry Ruth and obtain the rights to her land
inheritance. Other passages likewise demonstrate this as well, I
Kings 22:10, Ps 127:5, Deut 14:27-28, Deut 25:7-8, and Ps 24:7.
Our forefathers have obeyed the
command to publicly post the Ten Commandments on our gates (public
places), and have done so in over 2800 public places across the
United States alone, and many more in Europe. No other verse or
passage of scripture is displayed in public places (Courthouses,
parks, city halls) like the Ten Commandments are. The Ten
Commandments are the only passage of scripture that we are told to
display in public.
More information on the Ten Commandment Rallies at
www.StandingforGod.org Check updated information at web site for
exact locations.
Tennessee Rally Schedule
Saturday, July 31st
11:00 AM (Eastern) Rhea County High School
3:00 PM (Central) Dunlap, TN across the mountain on Highway 127
Sunday, August 1st
3:00 PM (Eastern) Greenville, TN
Monday, August 2nd
Oak Ridge 11:30
Monday, August 2 - 6 PM at Wilson Park, Maynardville, TN
Union County
Tuesday, August 3rd
Cookeville 12 Noon (Central) at Willow Creek Shopping Center
Wednesday, August 4th
Brentwood, TN morning
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Franklin, TN
Thursday, August 5th
Dover, TN 1:30 PM (Central) at the ball field
Friday, August 6 - Alamo, Tenn. 11 a.m. Crockett County Court
House.
Saturday, August 7th
Tentative Bartlet, TN
Tentative Fayette County (close to Memphis)
Sunday, August 8th
Tentative North West area of Tennessee
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TEN COMMANDMENTS RESTORATION ACT, A bill proposed by Judge Roy
Moore
THE MOST IMPORTANT legislation of our lifetime, drafted by Chief
Justice Roy Moore, would prevent federal judges from hearing cases
involving acknowledgments of God and cases that would restrict the
display of the Ten Commandments. It is co-sponsored in the Senate
by Senators Richard Shelby and Zell Miller, and also co-sponsored
in the House by 116 Congressmen. Article 3 of the Constitution,
allows Congress to restrict the federal courts.
Our Constitution clearly allows the Congress to restrict what the
courts can rule on. To sign the petition Click Here
http://helpsaveamerica.com
For additional information visit
www.morallaw.org
