The Matter of Territorial System

The whole creation is captured within a geographical location. It performs its duties within its delegated spaces and allocation inside or around a given boundary so as not to infringe on the privileges and freedom of expression given to the other host outside a given space for every activity carried out in this geographical location. Every creation is primarily confined to a given location and habitat so it can find expression and purpose. With smooth cooperation, it enjoys relational freedom of some sort, if not all activities permitted to occur outside the confined location designed by the Creator to foster unity, peace and longevity.

However, one of the main features of a territory is to establish and promote defence against foreign attacks and invasion. The purpose of this book is to enlighten the readers that territorial systems work to favour a few people today, however, many educational institutions have not fully understood the greatest knowledge, though privileged, but powerful to conquer conclaves and exclaves and to strengthen territorial ties and rulership. Understanding this topic will keep you far ahead of more than 4 billion people in the world today. Most people cannot richly impact their world, because they are limited in their understanding of what makes a territory.

Territories are not just defended areas, locations and spaces with some form of legal, hateful laws or selfish ambitions to roughshod the other territories or oppositions—territories are founded to relieve the burden of the people and to strengthen the faith, vision and progress of the populace.? Many systems build territory and give it prominence, power and impact in every sphere of influence. No territorial leaders take the health and well-being of their territory with levity, they labour so hard to protect the territory and engage in some levels of warfare, crisis management and peace movement to bring stature and development into the landscape.

There are three key players in a territorial system: a location (city), the monarch, and the people (army). No territory lacks any of these key players, and if one of the key players is missing, then a territory was not founded in the first place. In Mark 3:17 (English Standard Version), no monarch can enter into another man’s conclave to seize it except the monarch first defeats the king, prince or lord in the conclave to be able to enslave or claim victory over that territory. The law of total victory over a territory is when the ruler, be it the King, Prince or Lord of a given territory is captured or utterly defeated. There is no territorial victory when the ruler of a territory is still alive irrespective of the thousand pew of its armies you have defeated, the ruler has the power, skills and experience to raise another army and continue his pilgrimage into another land to wage war against it and colonize it.

The issue of territory can not be overemphasised because it is worth fighting and safeguarding. As you go through this piece again, look at the surrounding things, your family and your community and begin to plan how to take territorial actions that will further position your world positively, where people can be aided, educated and given hope to fight for what belong to them.

A day of reward is coming, however, I commission you today as a Territorial Officer wherever you are now and start mapping out strategies that will help librate your community.

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