Hail ChristHad a phone call with my brother and a mutual friend of ours and the topic of conspiracies came up. I ended up steering the conversation to Biblical truth in an effort to tell the true gospel to someone whom I consider a sheep.He said he didn't want to believe it and thought I was cherry-picking verses of the Bible to support my claims that "only white people go to heaven". Its like after they hear you say that nothing else matters, they clam up. I brought up the correlation of white nations today being invaded by non-whites, like the camp of the saints being surrounded in Revelation. I told him that Christ told the apostles to give the gospel to the lost tribes of Israel, and that Paul wrote to white people in Europe, not the egyptians or arabs. I told him the story of the Canaanite woman who Christ called a dog, and explaining that she even agreed with him that she was a dog who'd like to eat the crumbs that fell from the master's table. He didn't understand it and thought that Christ was testing her to prove her faith. I paraphrased John 8:44 where Christ was explaining that there are people who literally are not the children of Abraham but are the children of the Devil. This is where the "cherry-picking" accusations began. As the conversation wound down I pleaded with him to read one of the letters Paul wrote to the Romans, Galatians, Ephesians, etc. Hopefully with the seed planted he will read it and understand the message of brotherhood and salvation through Christ we have as the true descendants of Abraham. He said he might get around to it but that it wouldn't change his mind, and warned me of what I'm trying to 'sell' to people because I could be in danger of bringing them down with me, implying that what I was saying could be damning if it's not true. I responded with something along the lines of, "Well even if I'm wrong, I still believe in Jesus so what does it matter? I should still be saved, right?" and he just doubled down... LOL.
>>18771600If it ever comes back up I think I'll just have to start at the beginning with Adam through Abraham and Isaac. Otherwise I think the racial aspect of the Bible is just lost on most people, they see everything as spiritual and think everyone in the world has a redeemable soul, as the churches have taught them. Ultimately I'm not ashamed nor afraid of telling the gospel to those I deem my brothers in Christ. I'm not afraid of what they think of me. I know in my heart and soul that telling the gospel to any one of the sheep who are willing to give you the time of day is a worthy cause and not a fruitless effort. Our vindication will come from our Lord Christ in this life or the next.
Noone believed you when you said you had family conspiracy theory night. Noone believes you now.
>>18771600Enjoy tartarus.
>>18771600I hope you don't consider yourself superior to any other brother.
