Gen 9: 1,6,7

Excerpt:…Moses’ wife Zipporah makes the point: She was a Midianite. In his flight from Pharoah, Moses met her in her homeland, which was within sheep-grazing proximity to Mt Sinai. She was not from Ethiopia, for it is 1500 miles in the other direction. Jethro, Zipporah’s dad, was the leader or the priest of Midian. The Midianites, according to Gen 25: 1, 2, were children of Abraham through his wife Keturah —not Sarah. Therefore, Zipporah was a child —not of Ham or Japheth but— through Noah then Shem and after 10 generations later through Jethro. She therefore was not Hamitic or African; she was Shemitic despite her skin. The Bible called her Ethiopian in reference to her skin complexion. Midian was her nationality. God’s strong reprimand of Aaron and Miriam —high ranking saints in the kingdom— and Moses’ siblings, shows His high regard for her. I believe they resented their marriage —not due to her complexion for they too were dark skinned having emerged out of Africa after 200 years.  Rather, they presumed Moses to be their king, and they resented inheriting a non-Hebrew queen. Yet, Zipporah was so diligent to walk by the Spirit that she adopted as her own mission the liberation of Israel. Proof: Zipporah —not Moses— took on the “bloody” task of circumcising their sons (Ex 4: 25). How charming, Moses & Zipporah were coed partners in faith. You should therefore be careful, whether black or white, whose toes you recklessly step on; they maybe His elect. In fact, all races on earth are included in God’s plan of salvation because all Noah’s Children were blessed  of God. Masonry falsely teaches that Ham was cursed black; such is a deep Racial Theo-delusional Morass. How could any of Noah’s triplets be cursed by God when God blessed them all? The Bible reveals the following in “ Gen 9: 1 And God blessed Noah and his sons: Noah only had three sons…To bless them and him with multiplication fruitfulness is then a redundancy.  The significance of Noah’s inclusion in the blessing of his sons is proverbial: Remember, Christ promised in, “Matt 24 … as the days of Noe were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.” —Matt 24: 37.“ Gen 9: 1 And God blessed Noah and his sons, and said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth… 7 And … bring forth abundantly in the earth, and multiply therein.” —Gen 9: 1, 6, 7. All races came from Noah’s triplets —even men of dark complexion— and since fruit is desirable, then all men to God are desirable. But as the case with strong meat, there are unanticipated multiple layers of intrigue: For this study, we need to know who shall conglomerate to be among the firstfruits? Whomever they may be, you can know that God will not label them after the flesh…