An Address to the Churches of Christ in Kentucky
An Address to the Churches of Christ in Kentucky
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2. If it had, was it limited to Canaan, or was it intended to fall upon Canaan and descend upon his posterity in all time to come? 3. If the last, does it mean that Canaan and all his descendants should be slaves in- dividually and actually, or that they should be infe- rior to their brethren, and less honored than they, as in the case of Esau ? Or, 4. That they should be inferior and subordinate to their brethren in a ADDRESS. 53 national point of view? If it meant that they were to be slaves ...individually and actually, the curse failed in the first ages after it was pronounced, and the right of their cousins to enslave them was lost by non user. For the Canaanites settled in Pales- tine, gave name to the country, and were there as an independent tribe or nation when the Israelites und-er Joshua entered. Many of them were cut off by the Israelites, some enslaved by them, and the others probably became incorporated v/ith the sur- rounding tribes and lost their existence as a sepa- rate tribe or nation.
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2. If it had, was it limited to Canaan, or was it intended to fall upon Canaan and descend upon his posterity in all time to come? 3. If the last, does it mean that Canaan and all his descendants should be slaves in- dividually and actually, or that they should be infe- rior to their brethren, and less honored than they, as in the case of Esau ? Or, 4. That they should be inferior and subordinate to their brethren in a ADDRESS. 53 national point of view? If it meant that they were to be slaves ...individually and actually, the curse failed in the first ages after it was pronounced, and the right of their cousins to enslave them was lost by non user. For the Canaanites settled in Pales- tine, gave name to the country, and were there as an independent tribe or nation when the Israelites und-er Joshua entered. Many of them were cut off by the Israelites, some enslaved by them, and the others probably became incorporated v/ith the sur- rounding tribes and lost their existence as a sepa- rate tribe or nation.
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