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Today's Topic is: One Human Race
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We say that we are one human race, but man seems confused about what the human race is. There is prejudice in the hearts of men like we are not one human race. Yes, there are different skin tones and God gave us different languages. God started that because man was not right with him from the beginning when the whole earth was of one language and speech. There were men who were up to mischief. So God confounded the language and scattered the men abroad upon the face of the earth, so they would be confused, would not be one, and so that they wouldn’t understand each other. They were building a city and tower to reach unto heaven. Because of what God had done, the city is called Babel (Genesis 11).

When man is not right with God, everything for him goes wrong. We are confused this very day, and things are still not right for man. There is war, hatred, and racism. If it were not for the good serving God, there probably would be no world today. There probably wouldn’t be a human race at all.

I think about the days of Pharaoh and how he made the Hebrews slaves. He did not like the fact that the children of Israel were more and mightier than they. Taskmasters were set over them to afflict them with their burdens. And they built for Pharaoh treasure cities, Pithom and Raamses (Exodus 1:9–11). Pharaoh was prejudice and jealous of the Hebrews. History repeated itself, and slavery happened to the Africans, and they were brought to America. Instead of man living by the word of God, man has to move away from God with his own ideas. He has to continue to go to war, and people continue to fight against each other. Man refuses and rebels against God and men will not come together as one. One day we will all be one for sure.

Matt. 25:32 And before him shall be gathered all nations: and he shall separate them one from another, as a shepherd divides his sheep from the goats:

First written at Medium.com on Aug 30, 2014