An Appeal to Heaven — Sons of Liberty

An Appeal to Heaven — Sons of LibertyWhen there's no earthly court left to hear you when the men in power have made themselves judge, jury, and crown one appeal still stands open. John Locke called it the appeal to Heaven. The colonists raised it on a flag: a single pine tree over four words, An Appeal to Heaven, flown by Washington's ships as they sailed out to face an empire. This back print sets that flag inside a crest the Liberty Tree crowned with the Cross, banners above and below,

Kneel only to Heaven

The Cross at its center is the only standard that matters

A crusader's shield bearing the Cross at its center

This isn't decoration

defend us in battle

Carry it to Mass

Resistance Is the Inheritance

"I have made you a watchman for the house of Israel

but both rest on the earth

This back-print is a distressed Revolutionary war seal: a battle drum at the center

In the phalanx

Warn them and they ignore it