Escape from never land

God walking is used figuratively; it is meant in the sense of God’s presence. In ancient times the owner of land “walks” his land as a symbol of possession and this mental picture is being expressed here. Chapter 23 shifts gears yet again in verse 16 when it lays down the law of the fugitive slave. Contrary to all known laws of the Middle East in Bible times the Lord says that if a fugitive slave (by definition this would be a foreign slave who has run away from his foreign master) comes into any of Israel’s tribal territories he is to receive asylum. In a nutshell this is a law than bans forcefully returning slaves to their masters. The idea is that a person who was being held against his will by a slave master (which typifies an evil force) but manages to escape and come to the land set apart for God’s people, should never be rejected nor forced to return. What a beautiful picture and pattern is set out before us. We as foreigners to God and His people escape our cruel slave master (Satan) and run to our Jewish Savior for sanctuary in His Kingdom. The rule is that not only must we be accepted but that the King of this Kingdom will never force us to return to our former slave master and to that former condition. Here in Deuteronomy 23 that spiritual principle is laid out in physical form so that we can understand it better. Even more these escaped slaves must live freely among Israel and are not to be told where they can live and where they can’t. They must not be ill treated nor shunned. In God’s eyes they are just as valuable as those people who were natural-born free Israelites.

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Drakon is a Fae Prince, belonging to winged species of faeries called Seraphim, who aided Mortals in the War. He is Miryam's husband and mate and, together with her, rules over the island Cretea. What is the significance of Drakon's engagement to the Queen of the Black Land? The significance of Drakon's engagement to the Queen of the Black Land lies in his awakening to her cruelty. Unaware of her enslavement of humans, Drakon was shocked when she gifted him a half-Fae, half-human slave, Miryam, to celebrate their engagement. This led to Drakon aiding Miryam's escape, breaking off his engagement, and aligning his forces with the humans against the Queen. Provided by: Fandom How did Drakon assist Miryam in escaping from slavery? Drakon received Miryam, a slave, as a wedding gift from the Queen. Horrified, he allowed Miryam to escape and subsequently broke off his engagement. Later, Drakon, Miryam, his Seraphim soldiers, and Morrigan liberated human slaves from the Black Land. They led fifty thousand freed humans through the desert to the Erythrian Sea. When pursued by the Queen's army, Drakon's soldiers used magic to part the sea, facilitating the humans' escape. Provided by: Fandom What is the nature of Drakon's relationship with Miryam? Drakon and Miryam's relationship began when her bond with Jurian fell apart. They found out they were mates and married the same night Jurian murdered Clythia. After the War and Jurian's death, Drakon joined Miryam in the Black Land, aiding her in freeing fifty thousand humans. Provided by: Fandom What role did Drakon play in the War? In the War, Drakon, a Fae Prince, severed his engagement with the Queen of the Black Land after she gifted him a slave, Miryam. This led him to ally with the humans, and his armies provided crucial support to Jurian's forces. After being injured in a battle, Drakon was healed by Miryam, with whom he fell in love and subsequently married. They remained allied in the war. Provided by: Fandom How does Drakon's character contribute to the dynamics of the Seraphim species? As a Fae Prince of the Seraphim,

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