In Bouvier’s Law Dictionary 1856, states:
GUARDIANS, domestic relations.
Guardians are divided into two categories,
“Guardians of the PERSON,” in the civil law called TUTORS; and,
“Guardians of the Estate,” in the same law are known by the name of curators.
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Now, notice the letter of Paul written to the Galatians in chapter four (4), verses one (1) and two (2). “Now I say, that the Heir, as long as he is a child, differeth nothing from a servant, though he be lord of all; but is under TUTORS and governors until the time appointed of the father…”
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Since I look at the Bible as a legal document written expressing a Trust under Trust Law, it is interesting to note that Paul makes use of the word, “Tutor,” which is the, “Guardian of the PERSON in Civil Law.” So then, how does a Civil Law word/definition have anything to do with Trust Law? Remember that Trust Law is higher than Civil Law; therefore Civil Law cannot overrule or usurp Trust Law, but can and does need and require Trust Law for its foundation. Notice here how in this paragraph trust law is the beginning and end, civil law in between.