Romans (Zerah-Judah) - Revision history

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	== Acceptance of Christianity ==		== Acceptance of Christianity ==
	The Romans clearly had Christian assemblies even before Paul of Tarsus travelled there - in fulfillment of the tents of Judah being saved first. As Christ warned that the truth of the gospel divides even families against one another, and thus it was in the pagan [[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Roman]] world when in many cases these things actually did happen. They serve as an example for us today.		The Romans clearly had Christian assemblies even before Paul of Tarsus travelled there - in fulfillment of the tents of Judah being saved first. As Christ warned that the truth of the gospel divides even families against one another, and thus it was in the pagan [[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Roman]] world when in many cases these things actually did happen. They serve as an example for us today.<blockquote>'''Matthew 10:34 You should not suppose that I have come to put peace upon the earth. I have not come to put peace, but a sword! 35 For I have come to divide a man against his father and a daughter against her mother and a bride against her mother-in-law, 36 and a man’s enemies are those of his house!'''</blockquote>And we in Christian Identity today can imagine just what it was like for Christians in ancient pagan Rome. We are often shunned and excoriated by our own families, because we refuse to accept the universal religion of the empire. Yes, there is little difference between modern [[ecumenism]] and the universal paganism of old Rome, where just about anything became acceptable so long as one worshipped Caesar. Today we are for the most part merely shunned, but in the [[Early Christianity\|first few centuries]] of the Christian era, our forebears were often reported, arrested, and martyred merely for professing Christ.

	== Culture ==		== Culture ==

Noble at 19:12, 27 June 2023

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	<blockquote>'''''Matthew 8:10''''' ''And hearing Yahshua marveled and said to those following: “Truly I say to you, from no one in Israel have I found such faith!''</blockquote>Christ seems to have meant [[Israel]] in the geographic sense here, or possibly in a sense referring to those of Judaea who had kept the law and the prophets. While many Greeks, [[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Romans]], [[Kelts]], etc. were indeed descended from Israelites dispersed long beforetime, who had for the most part already forgotten their identity in their [[Blindness (Punishment of Disobedience)\|blindness]], as Paul said in his epistle to the Ephesians, they were alienated from the civic life of Israel, and therefore being [[Divorce of Israel\|divorced]] from Yahweh they truly were not counted as Israel. As Hosea says, they were His people, but they were called “Not His people” until the time when they would accept Christ and be [[Reconciliation\|reconciled]] to God.		<blockquote>'''''Matthew 8:10''''' ''And hearing Yahshua marveled and said to those following: “Truly I say to you, from no one in Israel have I found such faith!''</blockquote>Christ seems to have meant [[Israel]] in the geographic sense here, or possibly in a sense referring to those of Judaea who had kept the law and the prophets. While many Greeks, [[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Romans]], [[Kelts]], etc. were indeed descended from Israelites dispersed long beforetime, who had for the most part already forgotten their identity in their [[Blindness (Punishment of Disobedience)\|blindness]], as Paul said in his epistle to the Ephesians, they were alienated from the civic life of Israel, and therefore being [[Divorce of Israel\|divorced]] from Yahweh they truly were not counted as Israel. As Hosea says, they were His people, but they were called “Not His people” until the time when they would accept Christ and be [[Reconciliation\|reconciled]] to God.

	== Acceptance of ~~New Testament~~ ==		== Acceptance of Christianity ==
	The Romans clearly had Christian assemblies even before Paul of Tarsus travelled there - in fulfillment of the tents of Judah being saved first. As Christ warned that the truth of the gospel divides even families against one another, and thus it was in the pagan [[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Roman]] world when in many cases these things actually did happen. They serve as an example for us today.		The Romans clearly had Christian assemblies even before Paul of Tarsus travelled there - in fulfillment of the tents of Judah being saved first. As Christ warned that the truth of the gospel divides even families against one another, and thus it was in the pagan [[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Roman]] world when in many cases these things actually did happen. They serve as an example for us today.

Noble at 19:12, 27 June 2023

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	== Blindness ==		== Blindness ==
	<blockquote>'''''Matthew 8:10''''' ''And hearing Yahshua marveled and said to those following: “Truly I say to you, from no one in Israel have I found such faith!''</blockquote>Christ seems to have meant [[Israel]] in the geographic sense here, or possibly in a sense referring to those of Judaea who had kept the law and the prophets. While many Greeks, [[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Romans]], [[Kelts]], etc. were indeed descended from Israelites dispersed long beforetime, who had for the most part already forgotten their identity in their [[Blindness (Punishment of Disobedience)\|blindness]], as Paul said in his epistle to the Ephesians, they were alienated from the civic life of Israel, and therefore being [[Divorce of Israel\|divorced]] from Yahweh they truly were not counted as Israel. As Hosea says, they were His people, but they were called “Not His people” until the time when they would accept Christ and be [[Reconciliation\|reconciled]] to God.		<blockquote>'''''Matthew 8:10''''' ''And hearing Yahshua marveled and said to those following: “Truly I say to you, from no one in Israel have I found such faith!''</blockquote>Christ seems to have meant [[Israel]] in the geographic sense here, or possibly in a sense referring to those of Judaea who had kept the law and the prophets. While many Greeks, [[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Romans]], [[Kelts]], etc. were indeed descended from Israelites dispersed long beforetime, who had for the most part already forgotten their identity in their [[Blindness (Punishment of Disobedience)\|blindness]], as Paul said in his epistle to the Ephesians, they were alienated from the civic life of Israel, and therefore being [[Divorce of Israel\|divorced]] from Yahweh they truly were not counted as Israel. As Hosea says, they were His people, but they were called “Not His people” until the time when they would accept Christ and be [[Reconciliation\|reconciled]] to God.

			== Acceptance of New Testament ==
			The Romans clearly had Christian assemblies even before Paul of Tarsus travelled there - in fulfillment of the tents of Judah being saved first. As Christ warned that the truth of the gospel divides even families against one another, and thus it was in the pagan [[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Roman]] world when in many cases these things actually did happen. They serve as an example for us today.

	== Culture ==		== Culture ==

Noble at 20:15, 10 May 2023

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	Much can be said, drawn not only from Scripture but from history and archaeology, to demonstrate that the Israelites were one and the same with the [[Phoenicians]] of history, who were the people who settled not only much of the [[North Africa\|North African]] coasts and Spain, but also the [[British Isles]], the northern coasts of Europe, the coasts of [[Anatolia]] (Turkey today), and also made up much of the original “Greek” and “[[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Roman]]” populations, all of these having their roots in both Israelite, other Semite, and the [[Japhethites\|Japhethite]] tribes of Genesis 10.		Much can be said, drawn not only from Scripture but from history and archaeology, to demonstrate that the Israelites were one and the same with the [[Phoenicians]] of history, who were the people who settled not only much of the [[North Africa\|North African]] coasts and Spain, but also the [[British Isles]], the northern coasts of Europe, the coasts of [[Anatolia]] (Turkey today), and also made up much of the original “Greek” and “[[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Roman]]” populations, all of these having their roots in both Israelite, other Semite, and the [[Japhethites\|Japhethite]] tribes of Genesis 10.

			== Blindness ==
			<blockquote>'''''Matthew 8:10''''' ''And hearing Yahshua marveled and said to those following: “Truly I say to you, from no one in Israel have I found such faith!''</blockquote>Christ seems to have meant [[Israel]] in the geographic sense here, or possibly in a sense referring to those of Judaea who had kept the law and the prophets. While many Greeks, [[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Romans]], [[Kelts]], etc. were indeed descended from Israelites dispersed long beforetime, who had for the most part already forgotten their identity in their [[Blindness (Punishment of Disobedience)\|blindness]], as Paul said in his epistle to the Ephesians, they were alienated from the civic life of Israel, and therefore being [[Divorce of Israel\|divorced]] from Yahweh they truly were not counted as Israel. As Hosea says, they were His people, but they were called “Not His people” until the time when they would accept Christ and be [[Reconciliation\|reconciled]] to God.

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	== Individuals in the New Testament ==		== Individuals in the New Testament ==

	* Centurion - It is not certain that he is a [[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Roman]] or a Greek. The [[Roman military\|Roman army]] was constructed from men all over the empire, and the Romans purposely used men from areas other than where they were stationed, to decrease the likelihood of insurrection. The centurion may have been from one of any number of the White Adamic nations.		* [[Healing of the Centurion's Servant\|Centurion]] - It is not certain that he is a [[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Roman]] or a Greek. The [[Roman military\|Roman army]] was constructed from men all over the empire, and the Romans purposely used men from areas other than where they were stationed, to decrease the likelihood of insurrection. The centurion may have been from one of any number of the White Adamic nations.

Noble at 20:09, 10 May 2023

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	=== Slavery ===		=== Slavery ===
	After razing and conquering a settlement, it was customary for the Romans to sell the surviving populace into slavery, such as when they had razed [[Corinth]].		After razing and conquering a settlement, it was customary for the Romans to sell the surviving populace into slavery, such as when they had razed [[Corinth]].

			== Individuals in the New Testament ==

			* Centurion - It is not certain that he is a [[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Roman]] or a Greek. The [[Roman military\|Roman army]] was constructed from men all over the empire, and the Romans purposely used men from areas other than where they were stationed, to decrease the likelihood of insurrection. The centurion may have been from one of any number of the White Adamic nations.

Noble at 20:08, 10 May 2023

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	== Culture ==		== Culture ==

			=== Military ===
			''See [[Roman military]]''

			The [[Roman military\|Roman army]] was constructed from men all over the empire, and the Romans purposely used men from areas other than where they were stationed, to decrease the likelihood of insurrection.

	=== Slavery ===		=== Slavery ===
	After razing and conquering a settlement, it was customary for the Romans to sell the surviving populace into slavery, such as when they had razed [[Corinth]].		After razing and conquering a settlement, it was customary for the Romans to sell the surviving populace into slavery, such as when they had razed [[Corinth]].

Noble at 19:26, 27 April 2023

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	Much can be said, drawn not only from Scripture but from history and archaeology, to demonstrate that the Israelites were one and the same with the [[Phoenicians]] of history, who were the people who settled not only much of the [[North Africa\|North African]] coasts and Spain, but also the [[British Isles]], the northern coasts of Europe, the coasts of [[Anatolia]] (Turkey today), and also made up much of the original “Greek” and “[[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Roman]]” populations, all of these having their roots in both Israelite, other Semite, and the [[Japhethites\|Japhethite]] tribes of Genesis 10.		Much can be said, drawn not only from Scripture but from history and archaeology, to demonstrate that the Israelites were one and the same with the [[Phoenicians]] of history, who were the people who settled not only much of the [[North Africa\|North African]] coasts and Spain, but also the [[British Isles]], the northern coasts of Europe, the coasts of [[Anatolia]] (Turkey today), and also made up much of the original “Greek” and “[[Romans (Zerah-Judah)\|Roman]]” populations, all of these having their roots in both Israelite, other Semite, and the [[Japhethites\|Japhethite]] tribes of Genesis 10.

			== Culture ==

			=== Slavery ===
			After razing and conquering a settlement, it was customary for the Romans to sell the surviving populace into slavery, such as when they had razed [[Corinth]].

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Much can be said, drawn not only from Scripture but from history and archaeology, to demonstrate that the Israelites were one and the same with the [[Phoenicians]] of history, who were the people who settled not only much of the [[North Africa|North African]] coasts and Spain, but also the [[British Isles]], the northern coasts of Europe, the coasts of [[Anatolia]] (Turkey today), and also made up much of the original “Greek” and “[[Romans (Zerah-Judah)|Roman]]” populations, all of these having their roots in both Israelite, other Semite, and the [[Japhethites|Japhethite]] tribes of Genesis 10.