To the pastors who — manifestly — have some reading comprehension issues:
Go through Scripture and read every passage where “Israel” is paired with a singular verb.
When you are done, get back to me and we can have a more serious discussion of the existence and nature of race.
A pastor should never be loathsome in the eyes of the men in his congregation.
The enemies and adversaries say that I bring opprobrium upon the faith because I am hated by the world; I know that they bring opprobrium upon the faith and offense to the faithful because they are loved by the world and loathed by all Christian men.
The Haitian ‘missionaries’ were martyrs, but not for Christ; they lived for the world religion — known by many names (e.g., Globalism, Marxism, Egalitarianism) — and they died servicing it.
In these latter days, as both our world and those who inhabit it grow old and corruption is everywhere apparent, we must settle for those leaders as we may have, for, unless God raises up men greater and more capable than we, then we are all that is available, all that is left — no one is coming to save us.
We must fight the good fight, come what may.
I do not know precisely where the line is, for Scripture is silent on the matter, but, at some point, astorgos — the failure to love one’s own people (i.e., race) — rises to the level of apostasy.
If you get headship wrong, you will eventually get everything wrong.
That which is tantamount to hatred of neighbor cannot be love of the alien for the duty to neighbor is higher, and a love so disordered is no love at all.
Here are the sides:
One side is advocating for more young Christian men and women to go abroad to be raped, tortured, and murdered.
The other side is advising against that.
If you find this a difficult choice, I have some bad news about what may await you in eternity.
There is no greater judgement from God than when He removes His Word from a nation, and that includes removing those who faithfully teach it and defend it — and the flock — from wolves.
