I Corinthians 7

¹⁰ And unto the married I command, yet not I, but the Lord, Let not the wife depart from her husband:¹

This message is to those who have married. Marriage is a delicate institution. It is a commandment for a woman not to be divorced. Of course, this is concerning clean marriage, not one of fornication or adultery. That is one of the reasons rape and incest is so horrible, it destroys the once existent cleanliness of a female and the unity of marriage. Sometimes, a man has to separate from his former clean wife if something happens that she becomes defiled.

In Ezra 10, the Hebrews put away the foreign wives, so posterity, racial and cultural homogeneity is important. However, as troublesome as miscegenation in itself is, it is seemingly not enough for divorce if the father of the girl gives (v. 36) his daughter in marriage. Nevertheless, under such Babelistic circumstances we live in today, it would be wise to build homogeneous community where our sons could pick daughters from our own, Japhethic subraces. Due to miscegenation and twisting the law of Moses (Numbers 36:5-13) and destruction of Hebrew genetics, the modern Jewish people do not meet the Hebrew genetic and genealogical requirements and have no God-approved inheritance in the land due to their current DNA and matrilineal law. We must attempt to avoid making the same mistakes and provide homogeneous living environment.

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¹The Holy Bible: King James Version. (1995). (electronic ed. of the 1769 edition of the 1611 Authorized Version., 1 Co 7:10). Bellingham WA: Logos Research Systems, Inc.