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Does God treat people differently because of their race?

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Look here. Let me tell you something. I don’t care whether it’s a Negro child, whether it’s a Japanese child, whether it’s a Chinese child, whether it’s a Korean child, or whoever it is, God is no respect of person. That’s God’s child. That’s right. I don’t care whether you were born below the line, or above the line, or wherever you want to. You’ll get in the—you’ll get in the groove when God calls you. That’s right. You’ll get in the place where the Holy Spirit’s a falling. God’s no respecter of persons. That’s right. You’ll get right in the move with God, and you’ll move in the Spirit. And there’s no middle walls of partitions. Jesus Christ tore it all down and made all men brotherhood. Amen. I believe that with all my heart. It’s truly I was borned a Southerner, a rebel. But I was borned again one day. That made the difference. Uh-huh. Amen.

Get the People to Believe, 1952-07-17, Hammond, IN, §31

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Get the People to Believe, 1952-07-17, Hammond, IN, §31

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Title:
Get the People to Believe
Date:
July 17, 1952
Location:
Hammond, IN
Paragraph:
§31

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