Home Biblical Worldview Books Of The Bible Genesis The Table of Nations: Are There Many Races, or One? l Voddie Baucham

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  1. That is my pitty pot..If..Now that word I can not stand anymore grrr. Trust no man is for all…🤔🤔🧦🧦Each seal broken makes the true CHURCH stronger! Why did I have to see each way…why I am a servant of TMH. I serve ONE not many! Why we get the millstone is what this man is speaking about! Glory to God the word is true. ty King Jesus!

  3. Does Mr. Boucham not recognize that the worlds nationalities are defined differently than the one dimensional category he identifies as the human race? Why did he completely gloss over Genesis 10:32 "These are the families of the sons of Noah, according to their genealogies, and by their nations, and out of these were the nations separated in the earth." Also Genesis 10:5 "By these were the isles of the gentiles divided in their lands; every one after his tongue, after their families, in their nations." Anthropologists know this category as ethnic history that traces a people to their descendants. Nationality is the shared history and language of a people distinguished from other peoples and nationalities. The worlds distinct ethnicities are a fact of nature just as sure as Paul identified himself by his ethnic and cultural history. He descends from the Israelites whom he calls his "kinsmen according to the flesh." This category covers the long history of Israel in the land of Canaan, whom God separated from the nations for his service. There is ONE human race while at the same time many hundreds of different ethnic, linguistic, geographical, and cultural distinctions that are recognized in the Bible. Who is Boucham capitulating to here and what is the problem he believes he is solving with this narrow treatment of the issue of race? You know who loves this nonsense about one human race? The globalist and those who are trying to blur the God created distinctions between male and female, the nationalities as distinguished people groups and nations, the common and uncommon, the righteous and the wicked.

  6. this is such an incredible teaching. one small correction though. 15:04 you dont need to go back to adam and eve to find that all humans alive have the same set of ancestors. we all have the common ancestors of Noah and his Wife. amen!

  8. Beautifully illustrated and explained by someone whom I consider a living representation of what a true God fearing Man is! Thank you! For reference I’d like to point out something that I consider non biblical, extra biblically endorsed text. Nonetheless there’s a fragmented passage that describes how Noah’s father (presumably) was shocked and even thought to accuse his wife of adulterous play because Noah’s skin tone did not resemble any of their kin. So Maybe Noah was the first albino, or IMO just more confirmation on everything you preached on!

  9. Voddie does an amazing job expositing Scripture. I thank God for his use of the faith he has been given. Also on a more personal note, I have been reading through the OT with my children and wow I feel the pain with these names as well!

  11. I read the, "Chronicles of Narnia" when I was 9 years old and I fell in love with Aslan. It's always been my favorite series of books and I bought them for my daughters when they were little. I didn't find out until recently that Aslan was a "type of Christ". But not all of us are a Son of Adam, according to Lewis. Half of us are Daughters of Eve.

  12. African American is what we "melanistically challenged" people were told to call you, Voddie. And I believe we were told by very "melanistic" people to do that. We were told that calling you "black" was racist. Elon Musk is also African American, though, right? He was born in South Africa. I would call an Egyptian, African American, if I knew they were from Egypt for the very reason you said people don't call them that. Because Egypt is in Africa. I'm extremely pragmatic. You can't confuse me by saying you can't call a white person African American, if they were born in Africa. Well actually, that would confuse me and if someone told me I couldn't do that I'd argue with them about it. But after listening to your hilarious but sensible argument against it, I just prefer to call everybody, "Dude". But you, Voddie, I call, "Brother".

  13. I think I must be autistic or something because I completely missed the "race" boat, even from childhood. The weird thing is, my parents were both racists. They had the stereotypical ideas of "blacks", Mexicans, "Indians" and even Jews. But whenever they would talk like that I was always confused about what they were on about. What they were saying was totally nonsensical to me and I completely dismissed it from my thought processes as absurd and not worth my time. When I was in the military I had friends of all "shades" if you will. It didn't matter what differences they had from me, only that we got along as human beings. This lesson from Voddie was very enlightening, although I already had a Genesis foundation (not from childhood, because my parents were atheists, but from when I became a true Christian 9 years ago and I've studied the Bible and listened to many videos from Answers in Genesis and other good Bible teachings). However, I did not know about all the other stuff he talked about, the history of racism, in other words. I mean, I knew from school that America had slaves back in the day, but I thought that was all over with by my time, even though I was a kid in the 60s, but I really didn't pay attention to the news or politics when I was nine or ten years old. It's amazing to find out how really prevalent this racism stuff was and I guess still is now that politics has made racism a big deal. I kind of dismissed all of that too, because I always thought it was stupid to think someone was less anything because of the color of their skin and it has made me very angry that the current political scene has tried to make racism popular, only in reverse. Like revenge or something, as if that were a worthy goal. It feels like going backwards to me and again I wanted to dismiss it because it's not worthy of my time. But after listening to Voddie, maybe fighting against it by letting others know about the foundational teachings of Genesis and the grace and forgiveness we can receive through Jesus should be. But I'm not much of a people person and never have been. So I'm not exactly sure where I would even start on that. I'm old and not well and disabled now, and I can't even get my kids to listen to me. I will ask God if there are any doors He can open for me. Thank you all again at GfBC for these wonderful videos! God bless you all.

  14. Gotta admit it hurt to hear all of those racists using the bible to justify those racist ideals. Made it all that more beautiful when 1689 LBC was crystal clear and why it was so. Thanks again Brother Baucham

  16. I thank God for the gift of such Preachers like Voddie, Paul Washer, Piper, Thabiti. I pray that God will keep them, and protect their theology. They have been a blessing to me throughout my Christian life.

  32. I choose my words carefully.
    This is an exercise I commit to.

    As long as there is WHITE TRASH;(caucasian folks who think they are "better/special" over those who are NOT of pale skin) on this earth- there will never be EQUALITY AMONG MEN.

    This is a hard, ugly truth.

    J W

  43. Great video about race,I’m from the Caribbean Islands and I hate when I’m in the USA-that I have to fill out a form stating that I’m African American (I have tried many times to put other information,but the system doesn’t accept it…