We just have to read the scriptures in the right way. Most of us have been trained to read the scriptures the way the teachers have been taught to teach them (with racist innuendo or tone). I try to place myself in a position of an understanding in my God being most merciful and willing to save each stray (to use and expression: as it were a lost sheep) Human.

It may not be necessary to quote every reference where the prophets addressed the people, in the scriptures, with reference to their particular movement. One only has to read the scriptures to see that it was not the races of people who were being addressed but the movement(s) that some particular race or group had invented or adapted from some other group of people who were also in error.

Do you remember, reading in the scriptures, when Jesus (may peace and blessings of God be upon him) addressed the people whom he was attempting to guide? (He always addressed them by their titles such as: 'Lawyers', 'Doctors', 'Pharisees' etc.) (Jesus never addressed the people as: 'Africans', or 'Arians' or Canaanites' or 'Jebusites' or 'Ishmaelites' etc.).

Also Moses, when addressing the Pharaoh, never stated that the Egyptians were doomed because they were Egyptians, but because they worshiped false hand-made/ man- made gods.