The American way of life under the Articles of Confederation and later the Constitution, during America’s first ninety years of existence, had laws and traditions that, in today’s liberal culture, seem to be very strange. In fact, most present-day Americans would be totally repulsed to live in such a politically incorrect society: but it was a Christian based society. How would you like to live in a nation in which:
Scripture Reading: Psalms 104:14-15 “He causeth the grass to grow for the cattle, and herb for the service of man: that he may bring forth food out of the earth; And wine that maketh glad the heart of man, and oil to make his face to shine, and bread which strengtheth man’s heart.”
I must have been asleep when this battle took place, as I was alive when a lot of it happened. It lasted for over 25 years and I still was not aware of it occurring. It began before I was born, and it fought on when I was in elementary, middle, and high school. It was a major case, and I didn’t learn of it until a couple of months ago.
The two men who fought against each other, Fishbein and Hoxsey, were from different stock.
Fishbein was a jew and Hoxsey an Israelite. Fishbein flunked anatomy class in college, never completed his internship class and was never a doctor—he never had any patients whatsoever.
Hoxsey only went to the eighth grade and then he dropped out of school. He was a coal miner in Illinois, where his grandfather had been a farmer. His grandfather had a stallion that was his favorite. It got cancer in its right hoof, and the veterinarian said that it should be destroyed. Instead, John Hoxsey, his grandfather, who was a Quaker, decided to let his favorite horse go into the pasture and enjoy his final days.
The horse began to go into one area of the pasture and ate certain herbs that he never had eaten before. And as he did so, he surprisingly got better and better. Soon the horse recovered completely and the tumor sloughed away.
When Moses received the test question from God, the people answered in the affirmative. This was a religious test even though the words religion and religious are misnomers. A misnomer is something that is named in error. One of the first things I learned in Christian Identity is that Christianity is not a religion; it’s a way of life. Religions are man-made. Christianity is made by God. The word religion comes from the Latin ‘religio’ and means ‘to bind anew.’ This word seems originally to have signified an oath or vow to the gods, or an obligation, which was held to be very sacred during the Roman Empire. However, 200 years ago in America, religion was often synonymous with Christianity for all intents and purposes. It was the test itself that was the principle of controversy in more recent times.
Part 1: A message defending the faith of our fathers, the heritage of True Israel and the hope we must transfer to our posterity; a challenge to the traditions of tyrants, that Christianity proclaims liberty; the importance of where and when a 'religious test' is appropriate and biblical.
Part 2: A presentation as to why the religious test remained with the states and not the federal government; addressing the arguments leveled against the founding fathers regarding jewish and Masonic conspiracies.
Part 1: Would you like to live in America in its early days? Was America Christian back then, or they more Christian now? What changed America to what it is now?
Part 2: What happened in England in the year 1290? What happened in Spain in 1492? Where did the people go who were affected by what happened in England and Spain? What did they do for revenge? This article will tell you.
