The Bible And Slavery
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(Genesis xlv, 3-8; 1, 15-21. ) Two lessons, connected with our subject, we learn from this part of the history. The first is, that the Lord will hear and protect the poor, the needy, the slave, and the oppressed. The second is, that he will punish +heir PATRIARCHAL SLAVERY. 97 oppressors, and deliver tlie oppressed in his own good time.
8. The reverse of circumstances in the case of Joseph's brethren will furnish a specimen of what has occurred, in the history of mankhid, to the oppressors of t...heir fellow- men.
An unexpected famine rendered it necessary for Jo- seph's brethren to go to Egypt to purchase corn to pre- vent starvation. There the recollection of their past evil conduct came up fresh in their minds. They were har- assed with the conditions of their case, in the detention of Simeon as a hostage for bringing down Benjamin.
The reverse of circumstances brought them to a sense of their guilt. They confessed to each other their guilt ; they were distressed on account of it, and they acknowl- edged now that their course was a murderous one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Genesis xlv, 3-8; 1, 15-21. ) Two lessons, connected with our subject, we learn from this part of the history. The first is, that the Lord will hear and protect the poor, the needy, the slave, and the oppressed. The second is, that he will punish +heir PATRIARCHAL SLAVERY. 97 oppressors, and deliver tlie oppressed in his own good time.
8. The reverse of circumstances in the case of Joseph's brethren will furnish a specimen of what has occurred, in the history of mankhid, to the oppressors of t...heir fellow- men.
An unexpected famine rendered it necessary for Jo- seph's brethren to go to Egypt to purchase corn to pre- vent starvation. There the recollection of their past evil conduct came up fresh in their minds. They were har- assed with the conditions of their case, in the detention of Simeon as a hostage for bringing down Benjamin.
The reverse of circumstances brought them to a sense of their guilt. They confessed to each other their guilt ; they were distressed on account of it, and they acknowl- edged now that their course was a murderous one.
What to read after The Bible And Slavery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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