Covenantal Court System
Ecumenical & Ecclesiastical Combined Courts
The EECC are established as the covenantal court system of the House and Kingdom of David for the administration of truth, equity, conscience, records, petitions, decrees, registry, and lawful determinations.
Purpose of the Courts
The Courts operate under the authority of the Crown Sovereign, the Living Word of God, the Kingdom's foundational instruments, and the lawful records maintained within the Kingdom Registry of Instruments.
The purpose of the Courts is not oppression, domination, or provocation, but the peaceful administration of justice, the protection of rights, the correction of records, the preservation of lawful standing, and the restoration of equity among persons, families, institutions, lands, estates, ministries, and nations.
The right to rule is the right to judge!
The Old Testament Hebrew word "shaphat" has the double meaning of "to rule" or "to judge." Judgment is a regal function. To be enthroned as a king means to be installed in the office of judge by divine right.
Presiding Over All Twelve Courts
Lord Chancellor Andrew Vincent
The Lord Chancellor presides over all twelve Ecumenical and Ecclesiastical Combined Courts, ensuring the faithful administration of justice, equity, and covenantal order throughout the Kingdom's judicial system.
The Courts of the Kingdom
Virtual Courtroom
The EECC is establishing virtual courtroom capabilities for the conduct of hearings, trials, declaratory relief proceedings, and adjudication of common matters. This digital courtroom will enable Kingdom citizens and parties worldwide to participate in judicial proceedings through secure, sovereign infrastructure.
Virtual courtroom sessions will be available upon formal establishment of docket procedures.