The Negro A Beast In The Image Of GOD

144 MAN, AND THE NEGRO.
diluvians and the Canaanites), despise dominioH (preferring-
social equality with the negro to that dominion
which God designed them to have and commanded
them' to exercise), and speak evil of dignitaries."
In closing his charges against **these filthy dreamers,
who defile the flesh by giving
themselves over to
fornication and going after strange flesh," Jude
says: "Woe unto them! for they have gone in the way
of Cain."
Thus the inspired apostle Jude, a New Testament
writer, specifically charges that Cain was one of
these filthy dreamers, who despise dominion, defile
the flesh, by giving themselves over to fornication,
and going after strange flesh.
By comparing the
sentence which God imposed
upon Eve, and in which Adam was made a
participant,
with the sentence which he imposed upon Cain's
paramour, and to which Cain was made a participant,
we find that in each case the result to the parties interested
was identical.
wife, which existed
The relation of husband and
between Adam and Eve, was established
in the days of their innocence, and was sanctioned
by the law given man in the creation, *'Be
fruitful and multiply." But in their fallen state God
saw fit, by special edict, to bind and confine them in
their sexual relations to each other, changing their
former relations only so far as to place the offending
woman in subjection to her husband, whom she had
misled.