He established the order of "kind after kind." Every creature, beast and "race" of people were to reproduce after their own kind. Thus Christians should love and strive to promote racial diversity and keep each race as God created them. In other words Christians should be opposed to racial nihilism and support racial preservation.

Man's belief in equality is a hatred of the unique traits of every "race" God created. Man hates what God called good if he mixes the races through interracial marriage which ultimately destroys the uniqueness of each racial type. Each race has its superior traits and inferior ones. There is no race that can claim "superiority" in everything, the key point is that they are *unique* and good according to His own purpose.

It is the duty of every Christian to preserve God's creation and defend the order He established! ("Kind after kind.") The Christian ("Identity") message is that of love for all races and a desire to preserve them as God created them. If anyone claiming to be a Christian, "Identity" or otherwise, preaches hatred of any original racial type for simply being what God created them, then they are not preaching the Word of God, but rather that which is contrary to His Will.

We are told in the parables of Christ that what God did not plant will be uprooted and burned (Matt. 13:25-30). God did not create racially mixed people, that is man's doing through man's rejection of God's law-order of "kind after kind".

God demonstrated his dislike for the mixing of the races by saving only one man, Noah and we find out why in Gen.6:9,

"These are the generations of Noah: Noah was a just man and PERFECT in his GENERATIONS, and Noah walked with God."

The word "generations" in the Hebrew concordance (Strong's #8435), means "descent, family, history, birth-generations." Noah was perfect in all of his descent or family, there could not then have been any "mixed" seed in his genealogy. We see in Genesis 11:6, "And the Lord said, Behold, the people is one." (#259 - Strong's). The meaning here is that the people were united, undivided, or had mixed racially, instead of being separate peoples. God not only saved Noah because he was perfect in his generations, but also because he "walked with God," which is just another way of saying He obeyed God's commandments to be separate and holy unto Him.

Jesus came as a sword (Matt. 10:34, Rev. 2:12,16; 19:13-15), to divide out a people for Himself. In Matt. 10: 5&6, Christ instructed His disciples to not go "into the way of the heathen, but rather go unto the lost sheep of the house of Israel." Christ's message was not of inclusion; but separation. All throughout Jesus' parables we read how he came to separate the sheep from the goats, the wheat from tares, the good seed from the bad seed, etc. Separation is the message of the Gospel of the Kingdom of God.

Most Pastors are taking the safe (and profitable) road by preaching "love" as a code-word for liberal "non-exclusion." We Christians must surely preach the accomplishment of Christ on the Cross, and all that it provides for those who surrender to and accept it in repentance and faith, but today it is important (critically important) to draw an absolute distinction between "whosoever will" (follow Christ) and the leftist spawned false universalist non- exclusion doctrine, which has most denominations bringing Buddhist monks, Islamic clerics, shamans, witches, homosexuals and, of course, Rabbis into their congregations to "teach" that, after all, we all worship the same God.

On what basis (and why) did God separate Cain from Abel, Abraham from his worldly family, Isaac from Ishmael, Jacob from Esau? Read Leviticus 16 about the annual ritual God gave as a statute to the Israelites, which He called the Day of Atonement. Consider carefully the significance of the two goats which were chosen by lot (a method of choosing which indicated God's choice), and their subsequent fates. We read that we did not choose God but rather Jesus the Christ (God in the flesh) chose us, the white Israelite race. It was a matter of choice, HIS Sovereign choice, and He separated them from out of the world not to be "superior" but to be a chosen generation (NASV says "race"), and a holy nation for His own possession (I Peter 2:9; John 6:44,45; II Cor. 6:17).

Unfortunately, the "chosen" or favored child is usually hated and envied by the other children as we read about in the story of Joseph (Genesis. 37:3-) and how he was sold to the Egyptians into slavery by his brothers because of their father's special favor toward Joseph. But Joseph was blessed by this and raised up by God to eventually save his brothers and family when we read the "rest of the story." So shall it be with true Christian Israel and the other peoples of the world when Israel is returned to their God and His duty for them.

God's ways have always been "repent" or "perish." Man can't blame God for the evil that man creates when he rebels against God's law-order. Man has only himself to blame if he is responsible for mixing the races. Any suffering brought about by the sin of inter-racial marriage is the responsibility of rebellious man, not God!

"Now it came to pass, when they had heard the law, that they separated from Israel all the mixed (mongrel) multitude" (Neh. 13:3, Josh. 23:12-13, etc.).

Israel was to be a blessing to the world. They were given God's Law (Ps. 147:19-20) to be a model and "light" to the world through their obedience to and enforcement of His Law-Word. Through their obedience they would be blessed and prosper and from these blessings were to teach the other people the Laws of God (Micah 4:1,2; Rev.3:12; Rev. 21:1,2,10). This is still Israel's duty (Gen. 1:27-28; Matt. 28:18-20). Christians (redeemed Israel) must begin applying the Great Commission, indeed, ALL of Scripture, to the fundamental institutions of social order: the family, the Church, and the State in order that nation after nation will bow before Him Who has "all Authority and Dominion in Heaven and on Earth," (Eph. 1:21; I Timothy 6:14-16). We do this by obeying His commands found in His Law-Word.

"For He must reign until He has put all His enemies under His feet," (I Cor. 15:25).

"All creation longs for the revealing of the Sons of God".