The Founders knew, as we must know if we are to maintain our temporal freedoms, that no government made by man had the right to strip us of freedoms given to all men [being created equal in His sight and under law] by God. Neither can anyone take from us the freedom we enjoy in Christ. However, we can surrender both freedoms, that in Christ by failing to take hold of all that He has provided us, not just in heaven but in this life, and that in the temporal world by failure to know and understand what our freedoms and rights are and by failure to "stand firm" against those who would take them from us. Thomas Jefferson wisely said that freedom is not free. He referred to the temporal, but we could apply it also to the spiritual. To keep both, and to gain the utmost that both have to offer us, we need to understand both the Word of God [the Bible] and the foundations of our freedoms as Americans [the Declaration of Independence, the United States Constitution, the Bill of Rights, etc].

There is no established "bible" of temporal freedom. However, if you would like to have a volume which you could refer to as your "bible" of temporal freedom, I strongly recommend to you a book entitled "The Five Thousand Year Leap", which is thorough but easy to understand, and which is replete with quotes from the Founders and the great thinkers and philosophers who influenced them.