What we can do to each Other?
Slavery is one of the oldest forms of coveting in the world, it is as old as prostitution! Humanity has the potential to dream dreams and commit acts of both debauchery and evil at the same time, history has proved this case through our existence!
The need for others to service our needs and to build or design or make or create has always been over that of using our own people! Submission of enemies to learn who is the master, may work both ways and this has also been seen in kingdoms and nations, even to this present day!
Slavery comes in its many forms, today its called domestic, or servitude, where people are not free to escape or not able for lack of will or mental capability?
Even faith in God can be described as slavery, but this burden is much lighter than being a slave to sin!
Genesis 16:2-3, Deuteronomy 21:14, Matthew 11:28-30, John 3:15-21, 8:34, Romans 3:22-23, 6:22-23.
Showing posts with label Dreams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dreams. Show all posts
Monday, 7 January 2019
Monday, 6 January 2014
'I Have a Dream.' Part-One.
Dr. Martin Luther-King.
'I have a dream are perhaps the most profound words to be spoken in the 20th Century, spoken by a black man the descendant of slaves. Slaves who where brought to America in the 17th-18th Century by European white plantation owners from the Caribbean islands,
Slavery has always and continues today to be big business. When anyone is forced to do work and imprisoned against their will we are dealing with slavery.
Black Americans and Black British West-Indians know their roots, from the cotton fields of the Southern States and the sugar cane of the Caribbean.
Not all Europeans in these regions kept slaves, in fact many German and Dutch Christians bought slaves and set them free, within their confined communities. Christianity replaced a mixture of pagan beliefs and has proved to both the establishment and white society their hypocritical and double standards that continue to this day.
Acts 2:17, Isaiah 40:5.
'I have a dream are perhaps the most profound words to be spoken in the 20th Century, spoken by a black man the descendant of slaves. Slaves who where brought to America in the 17th-18th Century by European white plantation owners from the Caribbean islands,
Slavery has always and continues today to be big business. When anyone is forced to do work and imprisoned against their will we are dealing with slavery.
Black Americans and Black British West-Indians know their roots, from the cotton fields of the Southern States and the sugar cane of the Caribbean.
Not all Europeans in these regions kept slaves, in fact many German and Dutch Christians bought slaves and set them free, within their confined communities. Christianity replaced a mixture of pagan beliefs and has proved to both the establishment and white society their hypocritical and double standards that continue to this day.
Acts 2:17, Isaiah 40:5.
Monday, 30 December 2013
'New Year.'
Hope, for the Future?
Another New Year is approaching, where are you now?
What are you planning for in 2014, a better life, getting out of prison, getting home to your family?
These are all things that we may be setting out to Hope for.
But for many they are nothing more but dreams of what we want.
There is a real Hope, it can be found today. This hope will set you free, you might look back from time to time. But you will always look forward again, no matter what happens.
Job 8:13, Psalm 119:114, Proverbs 10:28, Acts 24:15, Titus 1:12.
'Happy New Year.'
Another New Year is approaching, where are you now?
What are you planning for in 2014, a better life, getting out of prison, getting home to your family?
These are all things that we may be setting out to Hope for.
But for many they are nothing more but dreams of what we want.
There is a real Hope, it can be found today. This hope will set you free, you might look back from time to time. But you will always look forward again, no matter what happens.
Job 8:13, Psalm 119:114, Proverbs 10:28, Acts 24:15, Titus 1:12.
'Happy New Year.'
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