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Reverend (R-e before these and Victor), e (AR en D) adjectives in parentheses. Early 15th century, worthy of respect from Middle French Reverend from Latin Reverendus (in parentheses he who is to be respected). Then it goes on to say that he who is now Mister. That's worth it to be respected. I think this is a gerund. I've gerund I've of Reverend Rhee. The stand in awe of, respect, honor, shear, be afraid of ever revert from re- (intensive prefix). See read, very, very read, stand in a fair respect from PIE Music, were were e (suffix form of root were), three, perceived, watch out for as a form of address for clergymen is attested. It is attested from late fifteen, see earlier reverent, late for see in this sense. Abbreviation Rev is attested 1721, early roughed 1690s. Very reverent is used of Deans, right reverend of bishops, most reverent of Archbishops. Reverent goes on to say non-clergyman see fifteen hundred from Reverend. So I'm listening to Tasha's warning explain about the IRS inquisition and how it was set up and why it was set up, and why the counselor courts (article three courts) are courts remorse (what shut down by do aidid i enstein eyes aha Eisenhower, I think it was '56) and he's explaining that he had no authority to do that. In addition to the fact that we had the Freedmen's Bureau going at the same time, so we always own property via allodial title to this date, and we create our trust and put our properties on it the alanna to de latitudes. So he's explaining how the United States Service Corporation was used or the whole purpose of that was to divert kennels their courts, a diversity of nationality all over the council courts...