Something that needs to be said.....to prevent purposeful hatred....towards "middle east"...

I don't want to describe too many details about the domestic environment I grew up within among my extended family, but I do want to say that it is not right to call a "brown skin" or middle eastern man a "rape-u-gee," "male chauvinist," "nasty polygamist," or "in breeders (cousin marriages)," and also the opposite, to call a family or individual with "brown skin" in the family an "islamophobic" if they feel certain elements or conditions practiced by extremists are deemed threatening to the family or other sorts of things.  Doing so, is a way to purposefully try to dismantle his (and his extended family) conditions and the conditions that the creator gave to that man (masculine characteristics).  In essence, it is a sort of -false accusation- or -defamation of character-....



Humanity constantly thinks it is stronger than what it truly happens to be, but our hearts can only handle a certain amount.  We can only truly trust in -BROTHERLY LOVE- as a guiding force in a world of constant confusion.....and error......and hatred.....

Behind every person is a "family" that supports him or her in trials and errors.......  Some people are stronger and more talented than others........other family is more humble and wise than others....... it all depends on knowledge, circumstance and willingness to go through the BATTLE......many of us face, even if it is invisible.

Outward appearance of the individual may not be the "whole story" of the person.  Anyone can simply sing in a choir.  Family history has stories of suffering, persecution, hatred, scorn, elimination, rejection..........some people who are alive TODAY have family that went through the Holocaust!  (My husband has worked with residents in nursing home who went through a concentration camp........of which I know I would never survive such conditions.....)

Yeshua.....Jesus is STILL a Jewish (middle eastern) man up in heavenly realms..... think beyond -this earth- when it comes to trials and sufferings.

We have one hope and it is the saviour who redeems and heals us.

Psa_18:27  For thou wilt save the afflicted people; but wilt bring down high looks.

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