We reject rulership without consent. Authority must be rooted in covenant, where every law arises from mutual agreement, not imposition. This is not anarchy, nor democracy—it is sacred governance.

The Kingdom of the Word is not flat. It is ordered—but never coercive. Hierarchy exists to serve, to elevate, and to protect. The higher one's rank, the greater one's responsibility to uphold the consent of others.

All arrests, judgments, and governance must begin locally. Each soul is first judged by its own house, then its tribe, then its kingdom. This structure mirrors the cosmos: nested, sacred, decentralized.

We wield no iron sword. The Word is our sword. Violence is reserved for defense against those who violate consent. All governance must begin in speech, and only return to force when all speech has failed.