The Negro A Beast In The Image Of GOD

248 Man, and the negro.
multiply," and by a life of obedience to God, would
fit their souls for the companionship of the blest, and
thus increase the population of heaven. But man
violated the law of God by descending- to social
equality with the Neg-ro, and this led to amalgamation;
and, as we have shown the amalgamated progeny
of Man and the Negro produces no souls. And when
God sent his prophets to insist that they abandon
their
wicked course, and confine their marriag^e relations
to the Adamic family, and thus be able to g-ive
the Lord his dues, they "beat," and "stoned," and
"killed" them. God then sent other prophets, time
and again, "and they did unto them likewise."
2. It teaches, that the second prophet, and each
succeeding prophet, came for the same purpose as did
the first; and that the mission of the "Son" was
identically the same as that of the prophets who preceded
him, and that it shared the same fate.
3. It teaches, that if the first prophet had succeeded
in his mission, there would have been no
necessity for sending^ a second, nor any subsequent
prophet; neither would it have been necessary to send
the Son. Had the Lord received his dues he would
have been satisfied.
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4. It teaches, that the doctrine, that it was a part
general plan that the Savior should come and be
sacrificed, and that everything pointed to his coming"
and sacrifice, is a mistake, growing out of our failure
to understand the nature of His mission; and that of