"Much a do about nothing." Scripture does not prohibit marriage across racial lines whatsoever: we are all of the human species created in the image of God,redeemed by His Precious Blood; period. Mark 10:8-9, Gal.3:23, Acts 17:26, Numbers 12:1-9, 1 Sam.16:7, Ruth 1:4,Song of Solomon 1:5. The offspring of any couple regardless of race, including black & white are children of God, not hybrids, mulattoes, "such a thing as that" Q&A .4 Jeff. IN.COD Sunday 64-0830E, "ruining the race of people" Oh Lord Just Once More- Hot Springs Ar.63-0628M. William Branham. As for Martin Luther King Jr. being communist: Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Martin Luther King, Jr. were two of the most outspoken Christian theologians against injustice and suffering in the twentieth century. Bonhoeffer, a German Lutheran, was hanged in a Nazi prison at Flossenburg in Bavaria, on April 9, 1945. King, an African American Baptist, was assassinated while fighting for garbage workers in Memphis, Tennessee, on April 4, 1968. Both were 39 years old at the time of their deaths. What distinguished Bonhoeffer and King from most theologians was their refusal to keep silent about the great moral issues of their time and situation, and their courage to fight social and political evils in their societies that challenged religious meaning. They opposed Nazi and American racism fiercely - knowing that it would probably lead to their deaths. “When Christ calls a man,” Bonhoeffer said, “he bids him come and die.” King was just as prophetic and courageous: “If physical death is the price I must pay to free my white brothers and sisters from the permanent death of the spirit, then nothing could be more redemptive.” The lives and writings of Bonhoeffer and King tell us far more about what it means to be a Christian and a theologian than all the great tomes in the history of theology. Their martyrdom placed Christian identity at the foot of the Cross of Jesus and in the midst of oppressed people fighting for justice and freedom"Theology's Great Sin: silence in the face of white supremacy."The Cambridge Companion to Black Theology." William Branham's "Human side" was inspired from a dark place,viz. White Supremacy. I gave him the benefit of the doubt for 36 years, until it was revealed that he had ties with the KKK ie. his pastor Roy E. Davis who held the authority to appoint the Imperial Dragon of the KKK. When The Great Architect of history, The Holy Spirit took a turn in the building of the house of justice & equality during the civil rights era, William Branham was "unable to take the turn", to use one of his own quotes. He did run well ,what hindered him? His human side. In conclusion: "On Christ the solid rock I stand, all other ground is sinking sand." "Racism is based on an ontological affirmation. It is the notion that the very being of a people is inferior. And their ultimate logic of racism is genocide. Hitler was a very sick man. He was one of the great tragedies of history. But he was very honest. He took his racism to its logical conclusion. The minute his racism caused him to sickly feel and go about saying that there was something innately inferior about the Jew he ended up killing six million Jews. The ultimate logic of racism is genocide, and if one says that one is not good enough to have a job that is a solid quality job, if one is not good enough to have access to public accommodations, if one is not good enough to have the right to vote, if one is not good enough to live next door to him, if one is not good enough to marry his daughter because of his race. Then at that moment that person is saying that that person who is not good to do all of this is not fit to exist or to live. And that is the ultimate logic of racism. And we've got to see that this still exists in American society. And until it is removed, there will be people walking the streets of live and living in their humble dwellings feeling that they are nobody, feeling that they have no dignity and feeling that they are not respected. The first thing that must be on the agenda of our nation is to get rid of racism.Dr. Martin Luther King Jr."The Other America" Question: If Billy Graham could get involved, to the point where he paid Dr.Martin Luther King's release money when arrested for peaceful protests.Why couldn't William Branham help the oppressed? Instead; he called the struggle for equal rights "a bunch of ballyhoo." "Any religion that professes to be concerned about the souls of men & is not concerned about the slums that damn them, the economic conditions that strangle them and the social condition that cripple them is a spiritually moribund religion awaiting burial." Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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His more than a man (God in flesh)
Blasphemy
"Much a do about nothing."
Scripture does not prohibit marriage across racial lines whatsoever: we are all of the human species created in the image of God,redeemed by His Precious Blood; period.
Mark 10:8-9, Gal.3:23, Acts 17:26, Numbers 12:1-9, 1 Sam.16:7, Ruth 1:4,Song of Solomon 1:5.
The offspring of any couple regardless of race, including black & white are children of God, not hybrids, mulattoes, "such a thing as that" Q&A .4 Jeff. IN.COD Sunday 64-0830E, "ruining the race of people" Oh Lord Just Once More- Hot Springs Ar.63-0628M. William Branham.
As for Martin Luther King Jr. being communist:
Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Martin Luther King, Jr. were two of the most outspoken Christian theologians against injustice and suffering in the twentieth century. Bonhoeffer, a German Lutheran, was hanged in a Nazi prison at Flossenburg in Bavaria, on April 9, 1945. King, an African American Baptist, was assassinated while fighting for garbage workers in Memphis, Tennessee, on April 4, 1968. Both were 39 years old at the time of their deaths. What distinguished Bonhoeffer and King from most theologians was their refusal to keep silent about the great moral issues of their time and situation, and their courage to fight social and political evils in their societies that challenged religious meaning. They opposed Nazi and American racism fiercely - knowing that it would probably lead to their deaths. “When Christ calls a man,” Bonhoeffer said, “he bids him come and die.” King was just as prophetic and courageous: “If physical death is the price I must pay to free my white brothers and sisters from the permanent death of the spirit, then nothing could be more redemptive.” The lives and writings of Bonhoeffer and King tell us far more about what it means to be a Christian and a theologian than all the great tomes in the history of theology. Their martyrdom placed Christian identity at the foot of the Cross of Jesus and in the midst of oppressed people fighting for justice and freedom"Theology's Great Sin: silence in the face of white supremacy."The Cambridge Companion to Black Theology."
William Branham's "Human side" was inspired from a dark place,viz. White Supremacy. I gave him the benefit of the doubt for 36 years, until it was revealed that he had ties with the KKK ie. his pastor Roy E. Davis who held the authority to appoint the Imperial Dragon of the KKK. When The Great Architect of history, The Holy Spirit took a turn in the building of the house of justice & equality during the civil rights era, William Branham was "unable to take the turn", to use one of his own quotes. He did run well ,what hindered him? His human side.
In conclusion:
"On Christ the solid rock I stand, all other ground is sinking sand."
"Racism is based on an ontological affirmation. It is the notion that the very being of a people is inferior. And their ultimate logic of racism is genocide. Hitler was a very sick man. He was one of the great tragedies of history. But he was very honest. He took his racism to its logical conclusion. The minute his racism caused him to sickly feel and go about saying that there was something innately inferior about the Jew he ended up killing six million Jews. The ultimate logic of racism is genocide, and if one says that one is not good enough to have a job that is a solid quality job, if one is not good enough to have access to public accommodations, if one is not good enough to have the right to vote, if one is not good enough to live next door to him, if one is not good enough to marry his daughter because of his race. Then at that moment that person is saying that that person who is not good to do all of this is not fit to exist or to live. And that is the ultimate logic of racism. And we've got to see that this still exists in American society. And until it is removed, there will be people walking the streets of live and living in their humble dwellings feeling that they are nobody, feeling that they have no dignity and feeling that they are not respected. The first thing that must be on the agenda of our nation is to get rid of racism.Dr. Martin Luther King Jr."The Other America"
Question:
If Billy Graham could get involved, to the point where he paid Dr.Martin Luther King's release money when arrested for peaceful protests.Why couldn't William Branham help the oppressed? Instead; he called the struggle for equal rights "a bunch of ballyhoo."
"Any religion that professes to be concerned about the souls of men & is not concerned about the slums that damn them, the economic conditions that strangle them and the social condition that cripple them is a spiritually moribund religion awaiting burial." Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.