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it's speaking of those who ARE in Christ. it's not saying that all people everywhere will be in Christ. you're not taking the entire Bible into account with an assessment like that.

and you see that as an unfortunate travesty, correct? do you wish for the day to come when they don't have any idea where they came from and they look nothing at all like they do today? that would be a great reason to desire preservation of the race. would it not?

I explained in the OP what this thread is about. it won't be for everybody.

it would be more about allowing people to live with their own races if they prefer, not so much about amassing funds for that forced project. diversity is being forced right now which is the opposite of allowing people to live where and how they want. if a neighborhood has too many of one race...

it's actually interesting to note though how many times God commanded against the mixing of the peoples in the OT. like I mentioned in the OP, I believe it can be likened to the mixing of animals by the fallen angels, that made God furious. God made things a certain way and He intended them to...

which ever you're most comfortable with. that's the point. which ever race you most identify with. that should be your right. nobody is being allowed that right at this time. we are all being forced to diversify, we are not being given a choice. that's just not right.

nothing if that's what you want. most people, from all races, do not want that. do you like the idea of your unique race/races completely disappearing forever? I don't want that for any race and I firmly believe most don't either. like I've said though, for those who like diversity, they...

yes and I agree with that. I feel the emphasis is more on the spreading of the Word though than focusing on simply bringing people to Jesus. it doesn't feel so much like we're supposed to "recruit", as the churches make it feel, as we are to just live rightly and speak God's Truth to any and...

you're still confusing things though. Jesus lived the perfect life. if that's the case (which it is), then why didn't He emphasize not concerning oneself with the Commandments? why didn't He live the example of the modern Christian lax attitude toward the Commandments? some will say, "Oh...

existing together is unavoidable at this point in history, I believe. but forcing diversity into neighborhoods, businesses and schools doesn't make any sense. all of those type places should have the legal right to diversify, if they choose, and to be selective, if they so choose. we all...

hmm. well, I guess He wants us to spread His Truth to any and all who will listen for sure. verses like the following give me pause though about evangelism as a mission to bring people to the Faith. (Jesus speaking) "No man can come to me unless the Father draws them ..." John 6:44 (Jesus...

Should the government-forced diversity that is taking place all over the world be allowed to proliferate and create the mixing of all races everywhere if it is not preferred by the people? This will surely be called a racist view, but it is not at all. On the contrary, this view honors all...

wrong again. He taught them God's 10 Commandments all throughout the gospels. He obeyed those very Commandments Himself as they WERE His Commandments per John 1:3. and THOSE are the Commandments His closest disciples kept - even after His death.

and He taught them to obey the 10 Commandments ... and that's exactly what they did - even after His death. this flies in the face of what you, and so many others here, are teaching. interestingly, none of the books you listed there were any of the gospels in which Jesus was directly quoted...

why did Jesus' closest followers obey the 10 Commandments after His Crucifixion?

the contradiction is only in your perception due to your misunderstanding of the Old English dialect. garbage understanding of God's Word gives us the bane of modern Christendom in the form of all the popular false doctrines of the day. those who gleefully embrace the modern "garbage"...

do we find anywhere in the Bible that Jesus tells us to bring people to Him? just curious. I've never seen that anywhere in scripture. on the contrary, I find almost the opposite in multiple statements by Christ.

LOOK to the QUESTION which i posted. There you will find the ILL of your understanding. Peace and Blessing to you

you're still not answering the question:

okay, so you got nothin. we have an understanding now.