Slavery a Divine Institution
Slavery a Divine Institution
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David died about ten hundred and fifteen years before Christ; and Solo- mon, the renowned King of Israel, who was endowed with wisdom from on high, the son of David by Beth Sheba, Uriah's wife, was chgsen o^ God to succeed his father David.
15 Solomon who buill the Temple of Qwi according to a pLin funiLsIi^ ed by God hiiuselt to David, built it with slave labor, and had one hundred and fittj- thousand slaves employed in building the Temple. He enslaved the remnant of five nations of Canaanites... left in the land "up to his time. I Kings ix; 20, 21; v: 15, IG. Brown's Self-Interpret- ing Bible, page 12.
That the Israelites, the chosen and favored people of God, were a nation of slave holders, and that most of the prophets, and holy men of God, owned slaves, no student of the Bible, having any regard for veracity, can dispute. Thus we find the prophet Samuel trying to per- suade the people against a king to rule over them, by telling them that a King "would take their men servants and maid servants, and put them to his own work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
David died about ten hundred and fifteen years before Christ; and Solo- mon, the renowned King of Israel, who was endowed with wisdom from on high, the son of David by Beth Sheba, Uriah's wife, was chgsen o^ God to succeed his father David.
15 Solomon who buill the Temple of Qwi according to a pLin funiLsIi^ ed by God hiiuselt to David, built it with slave labor, and had one hundred and fittj- thousand slaves employed in building the Temple. He enslaved the remnant of five nations of Canaanites... left in the land "up to his time. I Kings ix; 20, 21; v: 15, IG. Brown's Self-Interpret- ing Bible, page 12.
That the Israelites, the chosen and favored people of God, were a nation of slave holders, and that most of the prophets, and holy men of God, owned slaves, no student of the Bible, having any regard for veracity, can dispute. Thus we find the prophet Samuel trying to per- suade the people against a king to rule over them, by telling them that a King "would take their men servants and maid servants, and put them to his own work.
What to read after Slavery a Divine Institution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John B Thrasher to read onlineMoreLess
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