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Genealogy, or Geography?

There has long been a tendency among the people of our race to draw their allegiances along geographical lines, often to the detriment of the more natural genetic allegiances. When we move into a land, and multiply and spread ourselves throughout it, we tend to adopt regional names for ourselves. Thus we have Norsemen and Franks, Englishmen and Germans, Yankees and Rednecks, and Buckeyes and Tarheels, and yet they all came from the same place. After years of separation, we then have situations where the aliens in a land, eventually accepted to one degree or another, and for one reason or another, are esteemed to be closer in relationship to us than our own cousins from other lands. And so a crowd of Americans – in spite of their own English descent – may be seen cheering on a negro against an English boxer in a game, simply because the negro is wearing an American insignia. That is just one modern example. More dreadfully, a tribe of Benjamintes would go to war against the surrounding related tribes to defend crimes perpetrated by men of dubious background, and for that the entire tribe was at one time reduced to merely a few hundred, nearly being decimated entirely.

1 Thessalonians Chapters 3 through 5 and 2 Thessalonians

Philippians and 1 Thessalonians Chapters 1 & 2

Greek Culture is Hebrew

Ephesians Chapters 5 and 6

Ephesians Chapters 3 & 4

Ephesians Chapters 1 and 2

Who is the Beast of the Field? With Clifton Emahiser.

The Irish and the Scots, etc.

Galatians Chapters 5 and 6

Galatians Chapter 4

Get out of Babylon! 

A reading of Tertullian's De Spectaculis, with some comments.

In the 2nd century AD Tertullian wrote a thesis against Christian attendance at the spectacles, the theaters, sporting events, and other entertainments of old Rome. It still has meaning today.