The curse on Canaan is void precisely because, though the curse of subjugation fell on Canaan, His full penalty of slavery was mercifully borne by Another.

The curse on Canaan by the sin of Ham is God’s plan to circumvent the sinful pattern of the younger brother until the final Younger Brother of humanity could undo it.

Biblically, there are at least three things that we can conclude about the so-called curse of Ham: First, there is no curse on Ham...

Christ’s death reminds us that it's not death that is natural. It’s natural when the Son obeys the Father, and it’s unnatural when servants kill Kings.

Antisemitism is one of the best con jobs of the twentieth century played on traditional Christians.

The Bible has much to say about why God’s people shouldn’t sort themselves based on ethnicity... It's the kinship of faith rather than genes that unites God’s people.

The goal of preaching the gospel outside of Israel is “to bring the Gentiles to obedience—by word and deed” (Rom. 15:18).

The difference between sinful and righteous division needs careful explanation... there is a way to divide that preserves purity and a way to unify that destroys it.

For the Bible reader to continue cultivating the patience of Bible study, he must take very careful note of even the overlooked objects of Scripture...