>God creates all nations

These guys: "Nations isn't real."
So, Christianity is now heading towards another schism, between those who acknowledge race and nation, and those who reject it in favor of their interpretation of Galatians 3:28.

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I only know of one small group of churches whose leadership acknowledge race reality and opposes miscegenation: Christian Identity. They use some very creative interpretations of the bible to support the positions. They believe that Adam and Jesus were White, and the real Israelites are Europeans.

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First Macabees or 1 Macabees Chapter 12 claims Spartans have ancestry from Abram or Abraham

drbo.org/chapter/45012.htm

Screenshot of text at link

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1 Macabees is found in the Roman Catholic Apocrypha

These are extra books in the Bible that so called Roman Catholics use that some so called Protestant denominations as do not have

Or they are books that some so called Protestant denominations removed

You can find it in Douay Rheims or maybe some American Standard Version translations

I can not remember the other newer Roman Catholic translations and the new ones seem kike influenced

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I also saw a link pointing to 1 Macabees at a website claiming to post the King James bible but did not open it

Normal King James Bibles I see do not have 1 Macabees

So I was doubtful of it's legitimacy

There are supposedly actually multiple editions of King James from before English modernised it's spellings and some editions before a certain year might have maybe had the Apocrypha? I am not sure if it got removed lr was never there

KJV had Deuterocanon in both the 1611 and the 1769 editions.

Luther also accepted the apocrypha as inspired, so traditional protestantism is in keeping.
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If you go to a Missouri or Wisconsin Synod Lutheran Church as far as I know they have the same books as most Baptist and Pentecostal Churches and do not have the books Roman Catholics have

As far as I am concerned those Lutheran denominations want to hide what Luther taught about Jews and about Polygyny or at least avoid bringing it up if they can and their members generally disagree with Luther about them

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