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James Brother of the Lord

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Lord's Supper --- Theology, Doctrinal

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Iconography --- Art --- Sculpture --- vases --- mixed media --- studio ceramics --- faces [animal components] --- sculpting --- Lord, Andrew --- Great Britain

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This group, which consisted of between 90 and 120 men, women, and children, was founded in 1970, on a farm in Elijah, Missouri. In 1976, the founder of the group bought a secluded 220 acre farm from the Campus Crusade For Christ, located on the Missouri-Arkansas border, approximately seven miles southwest of Pontiac, Missouri. They made this property their settlement house and named it Zarephath-Horeb. They stockpiled food, weapons and trained themselves in military and survival procedures. By 1982, the group had been reduced to fewer than 70 people. The group had become a paramilitary survivalist group professing a belief in the Christian Identity Movement. On April 21, 1985, the leader and others were arrested for violation of Title 18, Section 371, United States Code.

Covenant, the Sword and the Arm of the Lord (Sect) --- United States.