Page 19 - BCCA3

COMMENT: Now, to go back to the matter of race, we are told even from
newspapers, that medical professionals must have matching candidates to
enable organ transplants. If the donor organ's DNA language does not match
the recipient's DNA language, the recipient's immune system will come into
play and refuse the transplanted organ. The recipient's immune system will
destroy the donor organ because of this genetic language barrier. This organ
will be rejected because the donor's DNA and the recipient's DNA are not
speaking the same genetic language. This is one reason why hospitals ask for
racial backgrounds before treatment and surgery.

But when a donor and a beneficiary are closely related, such as a father and
son, or mother and daughter, the operation is much more likely to succeed.
This is because both of these close relatives speak pretty much the same ge-
netic language, therefore the donor's DNA, and the recipient's DNA can com-
municate with each other and do not become antagonistic. That different
races are mismatches in terms of genetic compatibility, tells us that
there are intrinsic genetic differences between the races. There are, of
course, other factors besides race that may cause mismatches.

Geneticists tell us that the genetic code consists of “words”. These “words”
are commands. Words are made up of letters, and languages are made up of
words. These words written in our DNA have power to command, instruct, and
bring forth life according to the specifications of the DNA of a living cell.

Eternal Life is not written into the genetic code, but those with the genetic
code of Israelites can come to have eternal life by belief.

5. What did the Messiah say of the Israelites? John 10:10; I John 1:1; I John
5:11.

COMMENT: The context is about Abundant Life -- not physical life. The verse
refers to what the Messiah achieved by his death in giving to his people ever-
lasting Abundant Life.

6. Notice Philippians 2:16.

COMMENT: “Holding forth” means “taking heed to”. The Messiah is that
“WORD OF LIFE” in the flesh. Eternal life is given to the redeemed out of
those written in the Book, who are worthy.

7. What does Revelation say about those who are worthy? Revelation 5:9.

COMMENT: This does NOT say “of” every nation. It is of Israelites who are
gathered “out of” or from amongst every race and place where they had been
scattered. “Out of” does not mean “of”.

19 | P a ge