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• Mrs. Akers has been practicing in Parker County and surrounding counties for more than?20 years.? She received her bachelor's degree from the University of Rochester and her law degree from the University of Houston. She is also qualified as a family law mediator.? When she first moved to Parker County, she served as an assistant county attorney for five years.? Mrs. Akers now concentrates her practice in the area of family law and family law mediation.? She has represented clients in hundreds of cases involving contested and uncontested divorces, property division, contempt, protective orders, child support, child visitation, child custody, adoption, paternity, grandparent rights and name changes. Mrs. Akers is frequently appointed by the courts as a mediator in family law matters.? From the simplest to the most complex matters, Mrs. Akers represents her clients in a professional manner.? ?Mrs. Akers is very active in the community.? She is a member of the State Bar of Texas, Family Law Section of the State Bar of Texas, Parker County Bar Association (past president), Rotary Club (former member), Zonta International Women's Club, Weatherford Chamber of Commerce and Eastern Parker County Chamber of Commerce.? She is a former member of the City of Weatherford Board of Adjustments, is on the board? of the Weatherford Performing Arts Association and is a former Board Member?of Bush Women Republican Women.

• University of Houston Law Center, Houston, TexasJ.D. University of RochesterBachelors Degree

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What do the white clothes and the gold crowns represent? White usually represents purity. The word ?white? is used 18 times in the book of Revelation. There is only one other book in the Bible which uses white more times than Revelation. The book about holiness/purity, is Leviticus, which uses the word ?white? 20 times. Remember that the Believers in Sardis were promised white clothing for being victorious (Rev. 3:5). There are two types of crowns mentioned in Revelation. One is the crown of a ruler (Greek, diadem) which symbolized authority. The other type is the victor?s crown (Greek, stephanos) which is given as a reward. The 24 elders are wearing the second type of crown, the victor?s crown.. . Who are these 24 elders? Do they represent a larger group of people, or are they literally 24 people?. . Many say the 24 elders are 24 individuals who represent both the Old and Renewed Covenants, dividing the 24 elders into two sets of twelve. There were twelve tribes in the Old Covenant who constituted Israel. Perhaps it includes two members of each of the tribes of: Judah, Reuben, Gad, Asher, Naphtali, Manasseh, Simeon, Levi, Issachar, Zebulun, Joseph and Benjamin. (Rev. 7:4-8) Also, the Promised land was divided according to those twelve tribes (Ezek. 47:13, 48:1-27). There were also twelve apostles whom Messiah initiated the Renewed Covenant with. I think the 24 elders could be celestial representatives of the universe. They have crowns upon their heads, and the Bible says we don?t get our crowns till after the judgement, so how did they get their crowns one must ask? . There is an ancient Jewish teaching that the Heavenly court judges 24 hours a day. There are two judges from each tribe of Israel. It is said that whether it was in the Tabernacle or the Temple there were always 24 elders attending the morning and evening sacrifices to make sure they were done according to the law. These elders judged on the letter of the law, emotional facts were of no significance in their court. These judges do not judge according to emotions, but according to the letter of the law. Yeshua is our advocate in this courtroom. When the Heavenly court judges someone, they are always found guilty because it is not possible to obey all of the letter of the law. Paul tells us all about that in Galatians. One cannot be made righteous by following the letter of the law, it is not possible. But when we are tried and found guilty, because we are covered by the blood of the lamb, we are always found innocent, justified. Justification, just as if I had sinned. As you recall Steven was able to see into this heavenly courtroom momentarily just before he died. Acts 7:56 ?and he said, ?Behold, I see the heavens opened up and the Son of Man standing at the right hand of God.?

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