We don’t leave the doors to our homes unlocked, but we leave open the doors to our soul. If you were aware of a dangerous escaped convict in your neighborhood would you go to sleep at night and leave your door unlocked, or even worse leave the door wide open? Of course not! Yet, as Christians many of us do the exact same thing in the spiritual. A day does not pass without a news story telling of some vile act that has been committed. In our current society we are deluged with violence and crime. Saul was guarding himself from being murdered.
In the natural Saul was aware that there was a threat against him and that his enemies kept watch on the gates to do him harm. Day and night they kept close watch on the city gates in order to kill him.”
“After many days had gone by, the Jews conspired to kill him, but Saul learned of their plan. In Acts 9:23-24 we see Saul’s enemies looking for an opening at the gates.
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We have to make this knowledge practical application to understand how to guard our gates in our daily challenges in thoughts, behaviors, and circumstances. When we recognize our bodies as a temple with gates it brings deeper meaning and significance to Bible stories. It is essential to understand the importance of Gates in the natural as the Old Testament teaches. Note: Purchasing an apartment is much more common than building a single apartment onto an existing structure.Gates Part 2: Guarding the Gates to Remove the Strongholds There is a tiny bathroom with a latrine, just off the common area. One room has a wooden dresser, and the other has a standing wardrobe closet. Each bedroom has a straw-stuffed mattress with a simple wooden frame, flanked by an end table. There is a small fireplace in the living room, with a square common table and two chairs, a small bench and end table, and some shelves for storage. The furnishing is modest and unadorned, with little wall decorations. This is a 2 bedroom apartment, with a simple living room and two separate sleeping chambers. Businessness may need the adventurer's help to avoid calamity and ruin.
They can be overrun by monsters or vermin, or be inhabited by cultists or bandits while the adventurers are away. Mansions can be raided, robbed or siezed by the ruling class. You can choose to change the material using the dropdowns below (for a list of wall materials and their pricing, see our stronghold walls.Īdventure Hooks: Strongholds are great a source for adventuring ideas. For businesses, a DM may wish to roll for business profits/loses every time the players return.īuilding Materials: Most aboveground structures are built using wood, and underground rooms are built using hewn stone. However, some DMs may wish to add taxes for owned properties (recommended: 0.2% of the building cost per month more in large cities and evil kingdoms). And, if the player(s) decide to rent, adding in rental costs. Most DMs choose only use staff wages in monthly maintenance. Maintenance & Wages: For simplification (since D&D is more about adventuring, than management), it is best to keep expenses simple. You can use these examples to quickly create a stronghold for use in your game. This page provides example stronghold structures, using a collection of sub-structures and rooms (or stronghold "parts"), grouped together and given a single price for your convenience. In addition, you can find staff for your stronghold, their monthly wages and their appropriate equipment. The DM can choose to build a new structure, using rooms and stronghold parts, or they can choose a preexisting template, structure or cluster of rooms (see the table below). Interested in purchasing an existing stronghold, or building one from scratch? This section provides a guideline that DMs can use to help a party with their stronghold needs.
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