Oluseun ArowolajuFounder, The Tentmakers · preacher. builder.

Bible's Stance on Servitude: Debunking Slavery Misuse! #BibleTruth

Name: Bible's Stance on Servitude: Debunking Slavery Misuse! #BibleTruth
Uploaded: 2025-07-05T22:22:00+00:00
Duration: 41 s
Channel: Oluseun Arowolaju
Description: In this monologue, the speaker asserts that the Bible does not support chattel slavery but rather describes a form of indentured servitude, where…

5 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker asserts that the Bible does not support chattel slavery but rather describes a form of indentured servitude, where individuals work to repay debts until they are freed. The speaker argues that proponents of biblical slavery have omitted a crucial passage—referred to as “verse 9”—which addresses the relationship between masters and servants, emphasizing that both are equally subject to God’s impartial judgment. By highlighting that “slave or free, God sees you all the same,” the speaker contends that this verse undermines any claim that Scripture endorses slavery, positioning it as a decisive refutation of pro‑slavery biblical interpretations.

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I'm making a claim that the Bible does not endorse chattel slavery. What it does endorse is indentured servitude, the ability of a person to be indebted to another and use their life and their gifts and their talents to service that debt until they are fully freed. This is probably part of the scripture they left out when they was trying to use the Bible to endorse slavery. Verse 9 destroys that. And you masters do the same thing to them, giving up threatening Knowing that your own master also is in heaven, and there is no partiality with him. Basically saying, slave or free, God sees you all the same. That right there, that one verse, can debunk this whole concept that the Bible endorses slavery.