2 thoughts on “The Most Abused Verse in the Bible, by Pastor Andrew Isker”
Galatians 3:28 is quite clear. There is little doubt about the point Paul is making: In Christ we are all the same — we are equal with one another..
But it is sad that wokeism has crept into our churches . It is human sinfulness against the words of Paul.
That’s what I think.
I think Isker’s point is that this verse does not mean we cannot have distinct nations based on ethnic identity; or that we must accept large numbers of people coming into the country who are from different cultures or countries.
When the churches and pastors apply this type of verse incorrectly, the verse suddenly becomes a requirement to have multicultural nations and open borders. And of course, that is a horrendous error.
Galatians 3:28 is quite clear. There is little doubt about the point Paul is making: In Christ we are all the same — we are equal with one another..
But it is sad that wokeism has crept into our churches . It is human sinfulness against the words of Paul.
That’s what I think.
I think Isker’s point is that this verse does not mean we cannot have distinct nations based on ethnic identity; or that we must accept large numbers of people coming into the country who are from different cultures or countries.
When the churches and pastors apply this type of verse incorrectly, the verse suddenly becomes a requirement to have multicultural nations and open borders. And of course, that is a horrendous error.