There is such a difference between submission and surrender we ought not to continue using the terms interchangeably. One is whole and the other is only superficial.
When one submits to something, there still remains a tension. You may accept something but you do not accept it fully in submission. In surrender, all forms of conscious and unconscious resistance cease to operate.
Dr. Harry Tiebout says, "The emotional state of surrender is a state in which there is a persisting capacity to accept reality. It is a state that is really positive and creative."
As Christians, there is a call to surrender to the Holy Spirit. It is not a call to submit to the Holy Spirit by which we always have a desire to go against it. But I propose, if we value honesty, we change the words to the old hymn from "I surrender all" to "I submit". Most of us submit to the Holy Spirit, but we do not surrender.
Submission is a half-hearted acceptance that allows for the tension of desire for NOT accepting. Philippians 3:21 says, "Who, by the power that enables him to bring EVERYTHING under his control, will transform our lowly bodies so that they will be like his glorious body."
Followers of Jesus are called to a full surrender where we put up no residual battle once we have fully accepted the reality of the Holy Spirit's control. There is a freedom and relief there which only few of us have really ever known. (I should not say 'us' as that would include me in the group which has actually surrendered all.)
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Most of us have not surrendered all; we have submitted most. We resigned, complied, acknowledged, or conceded. There is still some sense of reservation we allow to linger. There remains this pull and tension to not accept all the realities of a life controlled and lead by God.
Today I am not claiming a surrender, but a grateful submission with a desire for full surrender. This means my prayer is not a claim of but an ask for surrender of heart, mind, and soul to the realities of the Holy Spirit.
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Coming from a painful childhood, Kim struggled to believe that God could heal her heart or bring any sense from her past. Yet when she chose to hand her struggles over to God and receive His love, freedom, and healing in return, everything began to change. On the other side of surrender, Kim began a journey of looking at one painful memory at a time with God and exchanging her perspective for His truth--a journey in which God rewrote her story of pain into a story of redemption and hope.
The recent case of Levett-Dunn & Ors v NHS Property Services Ltd [1] confirmed some key principles of which all commercial landlords and tenants should be aware in relation to two different means of terminating leases: the service of break notices and surrender by operation of law. Real Estate Litigator David Manda explains the case and offers some practical advice.
The court also held that it was not an acceptance of a surrender for the Landlord to market the premises for re-letting. Marketing could be ceased at any time and the Landlord could rely throughout on its contention that the leases were continuing. Marketing was therefore merely an example of the Landlord attempting to mitigate its loss.
However, the High Court concluded that the fact of re-letting the premises to a third party was an unequivocal acceptance of a surrender by operation at law. Therefore, regardless of validity of the break notices, the leases would have come to an end at the point the new leases were completed.
In that context, the war with Germany ended in early May 1945, but the United States was still at war with Japan. There were no prospects that the war with Japan was likely to end quickly or easily. Everyone knew Japan was in dire straits. The Japanese government certainly knew that. But Japan had given no indication at that point, in the summer of 1945, that they were ready to surrender. So, even though they were defeated, there was no sign they were going to surrender. American policymakers were concerned that the war was going to last perhaps a year or more, with a huge casualty list for American soldiers, Marines, and sailors.
They knew that, and there was no dissent about that. They knew that as early as the summer of 1944. But it took them another year to decide to surrender. There are various reasons for that. These were not stupid people, but they acted stupidly. That might be the most important reason, but probably not. They wanted to make certain that when they surrendered, if they surrendered, it was done in a way that would be as painless as possible. And, above all, they were determined to keep the emperor on the throne as the head and symbol of the Japanese government.
The question becomes for the United States, for Truman and his advisors, what does it take to force the Japanese to surrender and how many American lives is it going to cost to do that? And that was very much an open question throughout the fall and winter of 1944, and the winter, spring, and summer of 1945.
I should go back to American plans for an invasion. An invasion was by far the least desirable and the most feared way of defeating Japan. But the plans went forward as they had to, because most military leaders, including the Army Chief of Staff, General George Marshall, were convinced that an invasion of Japan was going to be necessary to force a Japanese surrender. So plans went forward for an invasion of Japan to begin on or around November 1, 1945.
Suddenly, the Japanese government was faced not only with the atomic bomb, but also with the Soviet invasion of Manchuria. And, as I indicated earlier, this was probably more of a shock than American leaders realized. The combination of the two finally convinced the Japanese that they had to surrender on the sole condition the emperor be retained.
That did it. The Japanese agreed to surrender on the sole condition that the emperor be retained. The terminology did not say constitutional monarch, but there was nothing in there about him retaining the prerogatives of his office as there was before. On that basis the war ended. But, it was a very, very close call and it was a very, very iffy thing.
Those kinds of wires were going back between Moscow and Tokyo and being intercepted and read in the United States. The exchanges between those two high-level officials, both of whom favored a surrender, made it clear that the Japanese were not ready to surrender.
On September 13, 1862, Walker, now a Brigadier General, took Loudoun Heights at Harpers Ferry with ease, as the Federals had not fortified that locale. He and his 4,000 men waited for the word from "Stonewall" Jackson to bombard their opponents below. By the next day at 1pm, with growing impatience, Walker ordered the artillery to fire. By the morning of the 15th, the Confederates had completely surrounded the Union garrison at Harpers Ferry and its commander, Colonel Dixon S. Miles, called for surrender. Leaving A.P. Hill to handle the surrender, Walker and his troops headed for Sharpsburg, Maryland where they would engage in the Battle of Antietam.
Linda Walker was sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison without parole. Lee Walker was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison without parole. Both Linda and Lee Walker, who will self-surrender on April 2, 2012, to begin serving their prison sentences, are jointly and severally liable with Charles Walker to pay the $4,345,761 restitution.
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When we surrender, we really do win. And so does everyone else around us. We no longer need things to be any certain way. We can be balanced, peaceful, and loving no matter what is going on with people, places, and things. Suddenly our lives are calmer, fuller, and more purposeful and productive than ever before.
Walker, Judson Elliott. Campaigns of General Custer in the North-west, and the final surrender of Sitting Bull. New York, Jenkins & Thomas, printers, 1881. Pdf. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, .
After their surrender against overwhelming odds in the months after the Battle of the Little Bighorn, the northern Cheyenne were marched from their homeland near Montana to an overcrowded Indian reservation in Oklahoma. Against the odds, spirit warriors arose in defiance. From the misery of a forced march at bayonet point to the squalor of a reservation and to the race for freedom with death riding on their shoulders, the northern Cheyenne refuse to admit defeat, even at the point of death.
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The bill of exceptions recites that the defendant asked the presiding judge "to rule and find that the above agreement between the parties was a good accord and satisfaction of said claim against said defendant upon the note now sued upon; that the surrendering of the property under a friendly foreclosure,
By the terms of the new contract but little change was made. The promise contained in the defendant's note to the plaintiffs intestate [Note p600] to pay the foreclosure proceedings is in substance the same as that contained in his mortgage, and there was no change in that respect. The new contract also provided that any surplus after paying the note and expenses should go to the defendant. Here also there was no change. This is not a case where the debtor, still having an interest in the security, whether real or personal, agrees to surrender his interest to the creditor upon his agreeing to take the same in full payment. In the case before us there was no surrender of the defendant's interest in the security. It is said, however, by the defendant, that he had given up his right to procure bidders. But we do not so construe the agreement. It is true that, notwithstanding the land had been attached, he had still an interest in it, but, as stated before, he had not agreed to give up his interest absolutely; and while, under the circumstances disclosed, it may properly be inferred that he did not intend to have anything more to do with the sale of his interest, and that the plaintiffs intestate supposed that was his intention, still we do not think that such an intention and supposition were a part of the 0852c4b9a8
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