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who were openly prophesying in Baal. This is the national attitude we find
in Israel today, leading to a judgment that will be greater than that against
Sodom (Lamentations 4:6 and Matthew 10:15).

10. How does Ezekiel describe the sin of Sodom? Ezekiel 16:49.

COMMENT: This is another picture of our society where open abomina-
tions include breaking "thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind:
it is abomination." Today this act is publicly accepted, legal and open as it
was in Sodom.

11. How do Peter and Jude picture this and the results that ensue? 2 Peter
2:6; Jude 1:7.

COMMENT: YEHOVAH God says that these and similar open abomina-
tions are worthy of eternal fire. And Anglo-Saxon Israel is openly flouting

the word YEHOVAH God spoke to them -- namely the Ten Command-
ments.

So, Sodom was required to be in subjection to YEHOVAH’s laws and it be-
comes clear that law existed before the time of Moses.

12. Read Amos chapter 1 and 2.

COMMENT: When we look at the language of Amos in these two chapters,
his expression, "for three transgression…and for four, I will not revoke the
punishment" is identical in wording and is the same for Israel as for non-
Israel.

13. Since the language is the same what, then, is the difference between
Israel and the other races? Ezekiel 16:60-63.

COMMENT: The difference is the everlasting covenant YEHOVAH God
made with His elect. There are no such words addressed to any but Is-
rael!

Racism

One of the things peculiar to Western Society (as opposed to any others) is
the teaching that racism is totally wrong. Yet, those who seek to enforce
anti-discrimination laws (which include race, racial, and national or ethnic
origins, and religion) will immediately jump to the support of modern Jewry,
as a special religious-racial group, even if modern Jewry is made up of
people from many different races. In modern Western Society people are

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