Jesus is xenophobic and so should we
 

Let's face it: we all have the fear of people who do not look like us, who do not speak like us, who do not think like us, who do not dress like us, and who do not eat like us. That's exactly why this November we'll all be voting for a guy who is promising to build a wall between us and Mexico, and forbid all Muslims from entering our country!

Now, the liberal media want us to think that xenophobia is somehow wrong. To the contrary, the Bible teaches us that xenophobia is good and in fact expected from True Christians™, and that we should feel xenophobic towards all non-True Christians™.

First, the Old Testament gives us multiple and detailed warnings about the dangers of race-mixing:
This beautiful passage teaches us two very important things:

1) God gives His chosen people land that was already inhabited by others, which can be easily corrected by genocide.

2) The best way to avoid mixed marriages is to kill everyone and destroy all evidence of their culture.

However, genocide is not the only God approved treatment of infidels. In some cases, slavery can also be applied:

As we can see, this passages separates between the nations living nearby (kill everything that breathes) and nations living far away (take their women and children as sex slaves).

While there are many other similar passages in the OT (including but not limited to Exodus 17:14-15, Numbers 25:1-3, Numbers 31:17-18, Judges 12:6, 1 Samuel 15:3, 2 Chronicles 15:12-13, Ezra 10:2-3, Nehemiah 13:27, Psalms 137:9, Ezekiel 9:6, Hosea 13:16, Zechariah 14:2), someone may object, that all that was before Jesus, and that God became much nicer and less xenophobic thereafter.

Wrong!

Two wonderful stories recorded in the New Testament show us that Jesus is xenophobic:
While these two stories seem very similar, I am convinced that they describe two different events, as in the first instance the woman is described as a Caananite, while in the second the woman is Greek. That is a big difference and I do not believe that the writers of the Gospels would have committed such a serious error, because there are no errors nor contradictions in the Holy Bible. Therefore, a similar event had to happen at least twice, with Jesus belittling at least two women and having them humiliate themselves (comparing themselves to dogs) in order to grant them their wish.

In fact, Jesus was very clear that He was sent only to His chosen people, and not to other nations:

Interestingly, even though one of the twelve was a Canaanite, even he was not supposed to go to his own nation, just to the Israelites – so by accepting Jesus he was forced to became xenophobic towards his own people.

Of course, after the Jews have killed Jesus, they lost the privilege of being His chosen people, and now True Christians™ are the new chosen people:

And if you thought that the Old Testament laws were merciless – wait until you see God's Wrath as promised in the New Testament:

In conclusion, xenophobia is good. While Jesus wants us to live in peace with others if possible (Romans 12:18), that sometimes can be a very big “if.” Sometimes it's better to deport them, build a wall and not let anyone in.

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HI Pastor Ezekiel,

very pleased to meet you. I have 2 questions.


-How much "non True Christian" blood is tolerable? This because it says here that you have less than 2% injun blood, and you are one of the favorites of Jesus. While I have 6% injun blood, and I'm a scum (in my path to redemption, I hope) I guess there's a line down there, and I as a lost soul can't see it.


-Here in Leviticus 19:34 it says: 34 But the stranger that dwelleth with you shall be unto you as one born among you, and thou shalt love him as thyself; for ye were strangers in the land of Egypt: I am the Lord your God.

Giving the 2 options you clearly stated above, slavery is the best way to treat the foreigns among you, isn't it? What God is saying here is "Do not necessarily kill them all, take some as slaves as you were in Egypt, and be fair with them" Also in Exodus you have some rules on how to be kind to your slaves (beat them fairly)

Thanks for your work

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Dear, our Pastor Ezekiel is a very busy man (currently advising Donald Trump on his campaign trail), so you shouldn't expect that he would have time to answer your questions.

Galatians 3:28-29 should be helpful in this respect. Being a True Believer™ is the redeeming factor. Even folks of lesser races can have a path to Heaven. Also, Landover Baptist Church has an Ex-Negro program that you might be interested in. Jesus' blood and generous tithes do have a cleansing/whitening effect. :innocent:

However, always remember to follow the secular laws of whatever hellhole you live in:

1 Peter 2:13-15
13 Submit yourselves to every ordinance of man for the Lord's sake: whether it be to the king, as supreme;
14 Or unto governors, as unto them that are sent by him for the punishment of evildoers, and for the praise of them that do well.
15 For so is the will of God, that with well doing ye may put to silence the ignorance of foolish men:

So, if you live in a jurisdiction that allows slavery, lucky you, and if not then your only option is to buy things that were produced by slaves (instead of directly owning slaves, buying stuff produced by slave labor is an indirect benefit from slavery).

In this respect, some of the Godly companies that currently use slave labor to produce their goods include:

Nestle
Gap, Marks & Spencer, and Adidas
Apple

And many, many others (here is the list of companies to avoid, i.e. the companies that do not use slave labor. Do not be surprised if you do not recognize any of these brands, as practically all big well known companies use either slave labor, child labor, or both).

Praise :jesus-fancy: for loving us so much that He let us to be born into white middle class families in a civilized country, while millions of unsaved trash elsewhere live and die in unbearable conditions. :innocent:

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Sage advice, Sister.


And not let us forget, the Bible reminds slaves to rejoice in serving True Christian™ masters:

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I've highlighted a portion of the Scripture because how easy it is to forget what a true benefit we have in Him. Christian slave owners are to be done service by their Christian slaves, servants under the yoke who love them. Jesus reminds us:

MATTHEW 11:28-29 Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.
Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls.
KJV . .context

Jumping off a roof is incompatible with having found rest unto the soul. These wretches have not come unto Jesus. They are not labouring under His yoke which, as we saw in Mr Llewelyn's post, fetches love. Love and faithfulness and mutual benefit partaken of which, if it were so, would not necessitate fitting bird wire around rooves to prevent jumping off.

Often heathens come here and spout Bible verses out of context. Jesus had been outlining what happens to people who disregard His promise of deliverance. And not only slaves who are delivered, although obviously they remain as slaves, but even ignorant sodomites come in for a better treatment than blasé witnesses:

Chorazin Jesus said: "If the mighty works, which were done in you, had been done in Tyre and Sidon, they would have repented long ago." Read about it in Ezekiel chapters 26 to 28
Bethsaida Also witnessed miracles, also sneered, also blasted, worse than.. God explains: "I will be glorified in the midst of thee: and they shall know that I am the LORD, when I shall have executed judgments in her, and shall be sanctified in her. For I will send into her pestilence, and blood into her streets; and the wounded shall be judged in the midst of her by the sword upon her on every side." source
Capernaum Witnessed but disregarded the authority of Jesus who said: "Capernaum, which art exalted unto heaven, shalt be brought down to hell: for if the mighty works, which have been done in thee, had been done in Sodom, it would have remained until this day. But I say unto you, That it shall be more tolerable for the land of Sodom in the day of judgment, than for thee." More tolerable than what? Genesis chapter 19

Renowned for obsessing over interspecies erotica and peri-anal geometry those cities certainly copped a full blast but the apparatus was not set at maximum that day; perhaps Capernaum will experience that but I have no way of knowing, just that it will be worse than for Sodom. These are all examples of what happens when people reject God's deliverance from the burdens they're toiling beneath. This is the context Jesus chose to communicate His message on the subject.

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Amen! My godless sister married a black dude and guess what? Those two unsaved idiots decided to have CHILDREN. He looks like this http://cdn.makeuseof.com/wp-content/...ian.jpg?a68462 Lemme tell you, their family photo album is NOT pretty.

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This is just one more piece of evidence that this Jesus was not the messiah foretold by the Torah and Judaical historians. The Messiah is love personified, accepting of all, and one who will provide us with the peace that this world has known so rarely.


Perhaps you should just "let him go" as they might say in Frozen, and recognize you're following a pipe dream.


Instead of tithing thousands of dollars each month, why not put that money to good use in investing for the future when the Messiah will come for sure? Use it to feed the poor, clothe the underprivileged, and house the homeless! Be practical, people.

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In other words, you think that your "Messiah" will totally contradict everything that God says in the text to which we both agree contains the Word of God.

I'd call that "Messiah" of yours "the Antichrist." :thumbdown:

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You are not a real joo, are you? I've never met a practicing kike that would not use "Mashiach" as the word for your "annointed one"?


Perhaps you should read up on your own religion?

Quote:

The word "mashiach" does not mean "savior." The notion of an innocent, divine or semi-divine being who will sacrifice himself to save us from the consequences of our own sins is a purely Christian concept that has no basis in Jewish thought.

In Christ Jesus

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Oh, I assure you that Judaism is strong in my bloodline. I use terms here that are best understood for the audience, as any good writer or speaker does. Indeed, the word "Messiah" is an English rendering of the Hebrew word Mashiach, which means "anointed." It usually refers to a person initiated into God's service by being anointed with oil. In speaking with believers (which we use interchangeably with the word "Christian"), we often use messiah because it does not generally require further explanation for the gentile audience.


You are all quick to judge me, but I am here in this forum to help you understand that the Jewish people are intelligent, kind, friendly, and uphold the laws of society. We are not smelly, hook nosed, greedy, or blinded to reality, as some believers think we are.


I remain with you here in kindness and slow to anger.


Sincerely,
Michael Hezekiah Esq.
Atty at Law

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Michael,
We are not quick to judge you. We just know that joos all hate Jesus, and anyone who hates Jesus is going to HELL.
You are quite unintelligent, because all you do is yap about Jewish nonsense in some other language. You are most certainly not kind and not friendly, because as I said, you hate Jesus.
I see your avatar picture, and if that doesn't count as a hooked nose, I don't know what a hooked nose is. And I'd bet if I were to run into you on any day, you would smell like corrupted seed in Malachi 2:3
And by the way, joos are ALL blinded to reality. Anyone who doesn't know that Jesus is the messiah, then there's something wrong with that person. And in this case, that person is you. Please seek Jesus, before it's too late :sinner:

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God won't send people to hell because of where they come from, its because they are sinners, if one of those sinners were to repent, he'd save them!

In matthew 25:31-46 "But when the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the holy angels with him, then he will sit on the throne of his glory. Before him all the nations will be gathered, and he will separate them one from another, as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats."

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:hmmm: That's part of it, but you're neglecting the rest of the story (lemme fill it in for you): while Righteously™ throwing the rest of them into Hell, no matter now "good" other people think they are, or how "kind and thoughtful" they were, or how many puppies they rescued from burning buildings, or how many war orphans they helped to house, raise, and educate, because Jesus doesn't give a crap about any of that stuff:

Mark 16:16 "He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned."

There, that's more of a complete picture. :thumbsup:

So God treats us all as ungulates, but the key is which kind of ungulate you are. Way to prove He's a "humanitarian" (which I think was the point you were going for?). :lol:

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Personally, and purely on the basis of his avatar picture as I am relieved to say I have never met the man, I would describe Mr Hezekiah's nose as retroussé, which is pretty much the opposite of hooked.

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you just proved my point...thanks. Jesus will save you without regard to your good deeds. He will save you on account of if you repented or not.

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Hello Joanna,

Could you extrapolate a bit on the part of Mr Hezekiah´s nose because the relevance foregoes me.

Kind regards,

Roland

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And how does Jesus know if you've repented? You do what He tells you to (in the Bible):

Matthew 7:21 "Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven."

And that includes endorsing the death penalty for rape victims, witches, disobedient or lazy children, non-virgin brides who have properly paid for, people who pick up sticks on the Sabbath, and scorched-earth total war tactics against your enemies, and slavery, and lots of other stuff that doesn't quite match up with our modern world. But that's ok, some book with unicorns and talking donkeys tells you it's true so it is. :thumbsup:

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Jesus and God know everything, are you challenging that?:thumbdown:

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Hello Roland, dear! I don't quite understand your question - maybe it's written in pirate :lol:. Do you mean why did I say it? I said it because another member of the forum, whose name I forget, said Mister H had a hooked nose and I don't think he has. Xenophobia is one thing but (as you know) mindless personal abuse is not welcome here, and all the more unwelcome if it's untrue. :thumbdown:


Do you mean why did the other forum member said it? I really have no idea.

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Could he be a false Jew? Jews are known to kidnap Christian children and murder them for use in their Jew blood rituals. If they had one left over, they may have enslaved him and raised him to think he is a Jew. Perhaps a rescue mission could be launched.