Yeah, me too.
Scotch/Irish with Cherokee and who knows what else.
So what does that make me?
Immigrant/
Citizen. Yes.
JPB
Yeah, me too.
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"Ebed" is the Hebrew word used in the Old Testament. It is more accurately translated as "servant".D.H. wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2019 3:55 pmThe so-called "slavery" endorsed by the bible bears little resemblance to the institution of "chattel slavery" that existed in the US before the civil war, as well as elsewhere in the Americas. Furthermore, there is no mention of skin color or race in the bible in that context.
Grandpa told me when I was little that we are 50% cauc/50% asian.chunkyfrog wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2019 4:03 pmI'm mostly north European, with a trace of south Asia (India).
Apparently one of my Brit forebears invited a brown person to swim in our gene pool.
Probably where the brains came from.
I'm having trouble accepting the No in the Old Testament column by Physical Abuse.
Beating a slave to death is punishable, but if they happen to survive the owner isn't punished.Exodus 21 20:21 wrote:Anyone who beats their male or female slave with a rod must be punished if the slave dies as a direct result, 21 but they are not to be punished if the slave recovers after a day or two, since the slave is their property.
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So well said, Sheriff.Sheriff Buford wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 6:40 amGrannie is right. Plus, the people in the Bible had slaves.. not the Bible. It was a part of their culture then. Also, notice that our salvation as God has revealed to us is on-going. An example of this was the difference in the covenants with man. It started with a covenant with one man (Abraham) and the last covenant thru Jesus Christ, was with the world.
Sheriff
As a Jew, let me add that the Hebrew slave was not what we understand slave to be today. They were bond-servants. They volunteered to be an ebed (Hebrew word translated to English as slave.). Sometimes they agreed to be an ebed for a set period of time in order to pay off their debt. Sometimes they volunteered in exchange for housing and food.Sheriff Buford wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 6:40 amGrannie is right. Plus, the people in the Bible had slaves.. not the Bible. It was a part of their culture then. Also, notice that our salvation as God has revealed to us is on-going. An example of this was the difference in the covenants with man. It started with a covenant with one man (Abraham) and the last covenant thru Jesus Christ, was with the world.
Sheriff
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We still do, but we call them employees. JimSheriff Buford wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 6:40 amGrannie is right. Plus, the people in the Bible had slaves.. not the Bible. It was a part of their culture then. Also, notice that our salvation as God has revealed to us is on-going. An example of this was the difference in the covenants with man. It started with a covenant with one man (Abraham) and the last covenant thru Jesus Christ, was with the world.
Sheriff
Nobody is 'volunteering' from the Goyim. They are bought and sold by the Jews.Midnight Strangler wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 7:03 amAs a Jew, let me add that the Hebrew slave was not what we understand slave to be today. They were bond-servants. They volunteered to be an ebed (Hebrew word translated to English as slave.). Sometimes they agreed to be an ebed for a set period of time in order to pay off their debt. Sometimes they volunteered in exchange for housing and food.Sheriff Buford wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 6:40 amGrannie is right. Plus, the people in the Bible had slaves.. not the Bible. It was a part of their culture then. Also, notice that our salvation as God has revealed to us is on-going. An example of this was the difference in the covenants with man. It started with a covenant with one man (Abraham) and the last covenant thru Jesus Christ, was with the world.
Sheriff
It's important to remember that most people lived in what we today would describe as deep poverty. Their daily challenge was procurement of food.