“If God truly converts a man, He will continue working in that man, through teaching, blessing, admonition, and discipline. He will see to it that the work He has begun will be finished.”
— Paul Washer
@MichaelJaykmbd@JoelWebbon All anyone has to do is look at the pictures you use to represent your page to know why you answered in such a low intelligence manner.
Pray for Samuel Sey & his family.
He’s a great man of God, father, & husband.
Praying this whole immigration situation is resolved quickly & efficiently so he can get back home to his family.
@MichaelJaykmbd No proof. But If he did have something to do with it I wouldn’t be surprised.
@JoelWebbon has totally become a laughing stock among serious minded Christians. He has no business in a pulpit. His bigotry is disqualifying.
@KatTimpf Ok I get it now. You’re playing the this is more important than that faulty logic card. So if this was your child in 15-20 years would you look at it the same way? Y’know “just be happy even if you’re morally depraved? We can solve every problem. We don’t have to pick & choose.
@KatTimpf Offended is a poor choice of words. I look at this and see a symptom of a sick society that will eventually crumble like every other sick society. Rome and Greece just to name two. Left unchecked this kind of thing will become normal. Who cares? Obviously u don’t.
These maps encompass four centuries of the transatlantic slave trade (1501-1900). Follow the arrows. Why is no one demanding slavery reparations from Brazil or Portugal or any of the Caribbean nations, or from Libya or Egypt or Saudi Arabia? As you’ll note from one the images (p. 17), fewer than 4 percent—3.5 to be exact—of slaves over 400 years disembarked in what became the United States.🤔
Source: Atlas of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, Yale University Press (2010), 4-5, 17, 29.