The Negro A Beast In The Image Of GOD

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that triplet of
crimes that has destroyed and damned nations
and even continents, and He sent Jesus Christ,
His only begotten son, and he shared the fate of many
of
the prophets who preceded him.
Adam and Jesus Christ are two of the most prominent
characters in the Bible, and each is described as the
"Son of God." (See I^uke, iii, 38, John, iii, 18.) As
has been shown, Adam was merely a combination of
matter and mind until God breathed into his nostrils the
*
'breath of life"— immortal life
— and Adam became '*a
living soul." The language of the text will bear no
other construction than that [l] this "breath of life"
was a new element in the material universe. Hence, a
creation. [2] That it was a part
of the substance of
God. * [3] That this "breath of life"—this "living soul"
— was incorporated with matter and with mind, as presented
in Adam's physical and mental organisms, and established
between God and Adam the relationship of
father and son. Thus Adam was the created "son of
God." These three creations, matter, mind and soul,
combine to form man
;
but man himself consists of a
male side or part, and a female side or part ;
and one
side or part of these three creations exists in the male
man, their corresponding side or part exists in the female
man. Through the sexual act these three creations are
united and perfected in the female, and the relationship
of father and child, which existed between God and the
parents is transmitted to the offspring.
Immediately before the Savior v/as conceived one
side or part of these three creations constituting the