Biblical Interracial Marriage

Interracial Marriage in the Bible Laws

Biblical Interracial Marriage Bible Story

Welcome to our Christianity Oasis Daily Bread study program. This is our Interracial Marriage in the Bible Study taking a look into the Biblical Interracial Marriage Bible story and how the Interracial marriage Bible message affects your be-YOU-tiful Christian walk.

Interracial Marriage in the Bible Truth
Biblical Interracial Marriage Bible Story Facts

Before you proceed ... It is so very important to know that many Christian leaders are against interracial marriage and claim they can show Scripture from the Old Testament where it states there should be no interracial marriages.

The Truth is ... The Bible is referring to Israelites not marrying into other nations, but many of God's people had interracial marriages ... Such as Moses and when his sister tried to correct him, God punished her instead.

Bottom line ... If God's intent was to keep the Israelites (God's people at the time) marrying only others who were God's people. Then what of Christians who are now God's people (despite nationality) and are not under the Old Covenant made with the Israelites?

Can Christians marry Christians ... Despite race?

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And what if one is Christian and one is not?
What are the laws on this?

Click the link below to learn the Truth of being unequally yoked:

With this Truth ... Carry on and live for God, not man's judgment.

Interracial Marriage in the Bible Insight
Biblical Interracial Marriage Bible Story Explained

Greetings! Glad you're here. It's time to look in again on Moses and the children of Israel as they get ready to enter the Promised Land.

It's time again for a little Daily Bread Crumb! Have you ever heard of Gilead? Gilead is the name of a mountainous region east of the Jordan between the Sea of Chinnereth (Galilee) and the Salt (Dead) Sea. Well, Gilead was also the name of the great grandson of Joseph from the tribe of Manasseh.

The half tribe of Manasseh that took their inheritance on the east side of the Jordan, coincidentally, inherited part of Gilead, so to clear up any confusion, there was first a region called Gilead, and then Machir, the son of Manasseh had a son named Gilead. It may seem silly, but Gilead inherited part of Gilead! Watch for the name Gilead in future stories as well.

It seems the chief fathers of the families of the children of Gilead were concerned about a problem arising, so they presented it to Moses. They said, The Lord commanded that the land be given for an inheritance by lot to the children of Israel and to include the daughters of our brother Zelophehad.

Interracial Marriage in the Bible Insight
Biblical Interracial Marriage Bible Story Explained

If they marry someone from another tribe, then their inheritance will be taken from us and given to the tribe they marry into, and when the jubilee is here, their inheritance will be taken from our father's inheritance (Leviticus 25:10).

Moses told them, The tribe of the sons of Joseph speak the truth. This is what the Lord commands. Let the daughters of Zelophehad marry who they think best, but they may only marry into the tribe of their father so the inheritance isn't transferred from tribe to tribe. In fact, all the children of Israel will keep himself to the inheritance of the tribe of his fathers. Every woman that gets an inheritance in any tribe will be wife only to someone of the family of her father so everyone can enjoy the inheritance of their fathers.

This may be where the disapproval of interracial marriage comes from. Back in those times, not only was God's commandment for Hebrews to marry Hebrews, but oft times they had to marry within the same tribe. But, have the laws changed and/or are Christian under the same custom or law?

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Interracial Marriage in the Bible Research
Biblical Interracial Marriage Bible Story Discussion

The daughters of Zelophehad, did indeed marry within their own tribe and their inheritance remained in the tribe of the family of their father.

This brings up another point. In case you didn't get a chance to study through some of the chapters of Leviticus, it's important to remember one major thing that God commanded:

This is one of those things that we discussed earlier that doesn't change with the New Testament. I have two questions:

1. How long do you think God meant when He said for ever?
2. How much of Israel is no longer owned by Israel because of this new "Peace Covenant" going on in Israel?

The False Peace that is going on now between Israel and Palestine is against God's will because in order to maintain the "Peace" (not be terrorized) Israel had to surrender large portions of God's Promised land. They have surrendered the land and are still being attacked by the Palestinians.

Interracial Marriage in the Bible Conclusion
Biblical Interracial Marriage Bible Story Summary

Here's some food for thought. Several times now you've heard or seen in our studies that those who bless Israel will be blessed and those who curse Israel will be cursed. Think about this: During the period from the late 40's through the late 60's when the United States supported the Jews, what was the economic prosperity of America like compared to the times that the U.S. hasn't backed Israel unconditionally? Coincidence?

Well, congratulations on completing the study of the Book of Numbers with us! We've enjoyed learning about it with you and we look forward to your joining us next time as we begin our study of the fifth and last book of Moses called Deuteronomy. Join us again right here at Daily Bread.

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