The Chinese originally worshipped a deity whose name Shang Ti Shangdi translates into English as Supreme Lord or Lord Above7 All things were made by Him all punishments and rewards were ultimately traceable to Him6 An examination of the traditions of those days when he was worshipped reveals a mixture of Spirit worship and acknowledgement of God not unlike that found in the Biblical kingdoms of Judah and Israel

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The Chinese originally worshipped a deity whose name, Shang Ti (; Shangdi), translates into English as "Supreme Lord" or "Lord Above."7 All things were made by Him, all punishments and rewards were ultimately traceable to Him.6 An examination of the traditions of those days when he was worshipped reveals a mixture of Spirit worship and acknowledgement of God not unlike that found in the Biblical kingdoms of Judah and Israel.
Already in 1332 the Skninger kicked out Johans bailiffs and troops and joined the Swedish king Magnus Smek who bought the mortgage deed from Johan

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Already in 1332 the Skaninger kicked out Johan's bailiffs and troops, and joined the Swedish king, Magnus Smek, who bought the mortgage deed from Johan.
Another illustration that he gives is an analogy between words and pieces in a chess game

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Another illustration that he gives is an analogy between words and pieces in a chess game.