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  • Elmer G. White
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    Originally posted by KyleDavis View Post
    I have no intention of using afrikaans here. I would achieve nothing, just please excuse any slight grammar mishaps. And I will certainly look into how dutch started (they also call afrikaans kitchen-dutch). And believe me, in SA whites and blacks rarely sit around the same fire. They hate our white behinds. And they really are mucking up a country wich was a jewel in africa... 1994...
    Apologies brother Elmer, and no sister Joanna, I do not want to be associated with a black man. 'the only white man you can trust is a dead one' Robert Mugabe. A black man who does not deserve be on this planet. Once he visited our country and said (over the media) that he does not want to see a white face.


    Of course he does. God Created them as a punishment for Ham's sins (he tried to violate the nether regions of his own father) and condemned them to be servants. This is clearly stated in the Bible.

    Genesis 9:20-27
    And Noah began to be an husbandman, and he planted a vineyard:And he drank of the wine, and was drunken; and he was uncovered within his tent.
    And Ham, the father of Canaan, saw the nakedness of his father, and told his two brethren without.
    And Shem and Japheth took a garment, and laid it upon both their shoulders, and went backward, and covered the nakedness of their father; and their faces were backward, and they saw not their father's nakedness.
    And Noah awoke from his wine, and knew what his younger son had done unto him.
    And he said, Cursed be Canaan; a servant of servants shall he be unto his brethren.
    And he said, Blessed be the LORD God of Shem; and Canaan shall be his servant.
    God shall enlarge Japheth, and he shall dwell in the tents of Shem; and Canaan shall be his servant.


    Still, Mr. Davis, you seem to have your heart in the right place. You just need to be educated. God has cursed the Hamites but with prayer and repentance, many ex-Hamites have been redeemed similar to ex-homersexuals. Mr. Mugabe has the same chance of repenting and turning white at heart, but I must agree that his odds do not seem promising.

    How's life down under (not Oz) btw? Begetting actively? Do you drink rooibos (repulsive stuff, isn't it). Have you been to good concerts of the Sowhato String Quartet lately? Skiing (it's winter there at the Earth's rim, isn't it) on Drakensberg (they are real, the dragons, btw; see Job 30:29)? While I understand that evangelizing must fill the main part of your days, you presumably still find some time to relax on the Taafelberg?




    Yours in Christ,

    Elmer

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  • KyleDavis
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    Re: Hello

    I have no intention of using afrikaans here. I would achieve nothing, just please excuse any slight grammar mishaps. And I will certainly look into how dutch started (they also call afrikaans kitchen-dutch). And believe me, in SA whites and blacks rarely sit around the same fire. They hate our white behinds. And they really are mucking up a country wich was a jewel in africa... 1994...
    Apologies brother Elmer, and no sister Joanna, I do not want to be associated with a black man. 'the only white man you can trust is a dead one' Robert Mugabe. A black man who does not deserve be on this planet. Once he visited our country and said (over the media) that he does not want to see a white face.

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  • Joanna Lytton-Vasey
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    Originally posted by KyleDavis View Post
    Thanks everyone. I must say I am white! I've been raised Christian, and attended a Christian private school, nothing too fancy though. The school is called RSA, (rustenburg reformed akademie), and I've been on a few missionaries, especially to mozambique. Afrikaans is the white language in SA.
    But Mr Davis, is it not the case that under the new regime in your benighted country, whites are the new "blecks", as you Afrikansters call them?

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  • Elmer G. White
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    Originally posted by Roland View Post
    Welkom KyleDavis,

    Hopelijk wordt je hier iets wijzer.

    Met vriendelijke groet ,

    Roland
    Originally posted by KyleDavis View Post
    Thanks everyone. I must say I am white! I've been raised Christian, and attended a Christian private school, nothing too fancy though. The school is called RSA, (rustenburg reformed akademie), and I've been on a few missionaries, especially to mozambique. Afrikaans is the white language in SA. And brother Roland, i think that's plain dutch, in Afrikaans you say:'welkom kyledavis, hopelik word jy hier iets wyser, met vriendelike groete, Roland."
    P.S. I would love to see a black africans face if you tune him "take the bone out of his nose." I appreciate the warm welcome.
    Mr Roland and Mr. Davis,

    Please remember that American is God's Favorite Tongue and He finds the guttural sounds of Hamite languages distasteful. There is also strong evidence that this "Afrikaans" is exactly as it name suggests, a language of the African black Hamites. Recent studies have shown that it is, in fact, not a "white language" at all, as the majority of its speakers are dot Indians or Hamites, 60%!

    In the Creation Science Department we have assessed this question and the conclusions are as follows:
    • "Afrikaans" must be a language that originates from Africa, similar to Xhosa, Zulu, Arabic, Welsh and !Khoisan languages with the clicks and guttural sounds.
    • This language was adopted by less affluent white settlers and brought back to the Nether Regions of Europe.
    • There the language was conformed to Indo-European grammar, influenced principally by High German. This gave birth to the language presently know as Dutch or Flemings.
    • The "Afrikaans" that remained in the Dark Continent did not receive this more elegant structure and it remains grammatically one of the most simple-minded languages ever, for instance, they have only one past tense.


    Thus, please, use Godly American in your future communications!



    Job 30:30
    My skin is black upon me, and my bones are burned with heat.

    Yours in Christ,

    Elmer

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  • KyleDavis
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    Thanks everyone. I must say I am white! I've been raised Christian, and attended a Christian private school, nothing too fancy though. The school is called RSA, (rustenburg reformed akademie), and I've been on a few missionaries, especially to mozambique. Afrikaans is the white language in SA. And brother Roland, i think that's plain dutch, in Afrikaans you say:'welkom kyledavis, hopelik word jy hier iets wyser, met vriendelike groete, Roland."
    P.S. I would love to see a black africans face if you tune him "take the bone out of his nose." I appreciate the warm welcome.

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  • BrotherLarry
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    Brother Kyle,

    I don't know of many jungles in South Africa, but if you say that's where you are, so be it. I also don't know much about this "Afrikaans" thing, although I am told it is similar to that Dutchese they speak over in the nether regions. I am happy to welcome you to our friendly forums, where right is right and sin is sin.

    How did you come upon Jesus? Did you find Him on your knees while slaying a wildebeest for your family, and as the blood of the beast covered you, it reminded you of the shed blood of our Savior, so you cried out to Him, asking Him to rid you of the dark demons that pervade your continent? That's what the Lord told me as I prayed for you, and He doesn't lie to me.

    COME, LORD JESUS!
    BrotherLarry

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  • Pastor Ezekiel
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    Are you interested in becoming an ex-negro? Because Landover Baptist has a very successful program. Step one: Tithe (USD/Bullion/Diamonds only). Step two: We get that bone out of your nose.

    If you'd like to find out more about Landover Baptist Church, please read THIS thread created especially for new posters.

    If you have a question, use the "search" function before posting it. Most likely it is being discussed somewhere on this Godly forum. Please don't waste God's precious bandwidth.

    You will keep a respectful tongue in your head whenever addressing your betters, which includes all True Christians™. Failure to do so, or any attempt at inciting debate or mockery of God's Divine Plan, can and will result in the suspension of your posting privileges.

    Your rights on this forum are listed HERE. If you feel that any of these rights have been violated, please don't hesitate to contact a Pastor at once.

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  • Fred Hall
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    Hi KyleDavis,

    As you can see, the previous 2 posters are not speaking American either... but so far at least we can understand you. Kyle, here we use the King James Bible. Therefore, whenever you quote scripture, please make sure it is from the KJV. Thanks.

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  • eggcake
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    Welcome!
    I hope you have our reception friendly and welcoming!

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  • Roland
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    Originally posted by KyleDavis View Post
    Its a pleasant change to see a forum you can say it as it is.
    Welkom KyleDavis,

    Hopelijk wordt je hier iets wijzer.

    Met vriendelijke groet ,

    Roland
    Last edited by Roland; 08-25-2015, 07:56 PM. Reason: Edit because the question was allready answered.

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  • KyleDavis
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    And thank you Mary and Alvin.. I speak afrikaans... so my English can sometimes drop me and I might look like an idiot.

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  • KyleDavis
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    A new commandment I give to you, That you love one another; as I have loved you, that you also love one another. That is my favourite verse. I believe that if everyone treated each other like Jesus did, and worked real hard (do their part), society wil run like a well oiled machine. Sometimes I wonder how some people sleep at night, 'cause I live in a country where you see society falling apart at the seems, and no one gives a damn who's at the losing end. I'm currently not in a congregation. I look around from time to time which Church to join, i sometimes feel very uncomfortable in a Church, Especially when people start looking for a miracle under every bush, when they start falling over and speaking in tongues... for I moved to the city to study quite recently, and miss my old congregation, where we didn't clap hands, the reverend didn't do the sermon in a dramatic voice and never stressed the importance of giving to the Church, you would still see ladies wearing hats and each year we do a missionary to a neighbouring country. I live in South-Africa... and I adore my country(whats left of it).

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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    Amen! There will be no "Politically Correct" police here! America has gone so far "politically correct" there's no right and wrong any more! It's illegal to give one child an award or trophy without giving one to every child who competes, and every child who wishes he had competed, once he saw what the awards and trophies look like. It's illegal to tell anyone they have the AIDS, it's illegal to use the word "gay" - you have to say "loud and proud" or some stupid, affirming thing. If you don't make them feel better about themselves when they part your company, they can sue you for harassment. But the will have the last word! He will rub the Sodomites faces in their own feces, like a man does with a new hunting dog puppy who craps on the rug in the house. If a man craps on humanity by poking random objects in his back end, and convinces children it's "good" to do that, and moral to let him do that to them personally, then God will rub the Sodomite's face in it (Malachi 2:2-4). And I for one can't wait to see it happen! Ha!

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  • Alvin Moss
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    Originally posted by KyleDavis View Post
    Its a pleasant change to see a forum you can say it as it is.

    Welcome, Mr. Davis. We are happy that you have stopped by, please do tell us more about yourself. What is your congregation? When were you saved? Who is your pastor? How many are your sons? Are you from the dark continent, or some other Pretoria? What have you done for Jesus lately? We await your story with bated breath. God Bless!

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  • KyleDavis
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    Hello

    Its a pleasant change to see a forum you can say it as it is.
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