The Curse of Canaan Rightly Interpreted : And Kindred Topics : Three Lectures Delivered in the Reformed Dutch Church, Easton, Pa., January And February, 1862
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It has never been proved that the Canaanites were black. Besides, it is supposed that the Ca- naanites are extinct. They no longer exist as a separate peo- ple, distinct as to their genealogy. Hence, it would follow that, even if there had been an inspired curse upon them, and if they had been as really negroes as the Cushites, the mere fact that there are certain persons now existing whose skin is black and whose hair is crisped neither proves that they are the descendants of him on whom Koah'...s curse fell, nor is it in itself a presumption of right oij the part of the descendants of Japheth to enslave them.
Is it not wonderful that such a mistake as to the color of Ham's posterity, so difficult to account for and so easily re- futed, should have gained so large a belief? Possibly a majority of those whom I address have to this day believed that ISToah's curse was by the Lord's authority ; and that it rested upon Ham and all his children ; and that this curse of bondage was designed to continue to the end of time ; and that all the family of Ham were struck black ; and that that color is the Lord's mark by which all the world may know who may be subjected to servitude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has never been proved that the Canaanites were black. Besides, it is supposed that the Ca- naanites are extinct. They no longer exist as a separate peo- ple, distinct as to their genealogy. Hence, it would follow that, even if there had been an inspired curse upon them, and if they had been as really negroes as the Cushites, the mere fact that there are certain persons now existing whose skin is black and whose hair is crisped neither proves that they are the descendants of him on whom Koah'...s curse fell, nor is it in itself a presumption of right oij the part of the descendants of Japheth to enslave them.
Is it not wonderful that such a mistake as to the color of Ham's posterity, so difficult to account for and so easily re- futed, should have gained so large a belief? Possibly a majority of those whom I address have to this day believed that ISToah's curse was by the Lord's authority ; and that it rested upon Ham and all his children ; and that this curse of bondage was designed to continue to the end of time ; and that all the family of Ham were struck black ; and that that color is the Lord's mark by which all the world may know who may be subjected to servitude.
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