[From "Borders and Boundaries"]

I looked up “border” in the Concordance at the end of my Bible and it did not have a single reference[…]Such is the condition of the church today
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Boundaries emerge organically from the whole body of the Hebrew and Greek scriptures […]as fundamental as the Creator and Creation, heaven and earth, male and female, and life and death
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After the Great Flood, God commanded Man to spread across the face of the earth. Man rebelled and unified at Babel. God forced the divisions among mankind by confusing their languages in alignment with their bloodlines (thus, the sons of Eber spoke Eber-ew)
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When God created a nation from the loins of Jacob/Israel (this was a single race, a single bloodline) he pulled them from the land that belonged to one of Ham’s sons (Egypt) and drew them to the land of another of Ham’s sons (Canaan)
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These geographies corresponded to a race, as did their languages[…]Mixing of peoples was an aberration at best, and utter rebellion against God at worst, starting from Babel and certainly applying to the conquest of the promised land in which they were warned NOT to mix with the other races and NOT to treat their religion as equal to the God of Israel
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Once we understand the fundamental importance of guarded geographic boundaries we can quibble about “whose land,” and “displaced peoples,” and “migrants.” But the principal of borders comes first. It is not a Christian idea to surrender to people who “accuse” us of sins[…]created by anti-Christs[…]We are manipulated because we have turned away from our Monarch, and are thus enslaved by the brood of vipers