Sharing here for the benefit of those who must contend with Trumpangelicals...
A friend of mine recently said, "My problem with those who take the Bible literally is that they don't take the Bible literally."
I know many who hold to a six-day creation, a global flood, a talking donkey and yet dismiss immediately what the Bible says about the treatment of immigrants.
In the literature arguing for a wall, I have not heard a single verse from the Bible used by my Evangelical kin in support — and there is a clear reason why: Displaced people are the heroes of the Bible; displaced people are the authors of the Bible. Abram was pushed into Egypt during a great famine. Jacob escaped from his brother in Haran, David twice fled and was cared for in foreign lands, and Joseph moved his family in a caravan to Egypt to avoid starvation. The heroes of the Bible are routinely those who embrace immigrants with mercy: Naomi adopted Ruth, Jethro embraced Moses, and the Widow of Zaraphath created a home for Elijah in the land of the Philistines' when he hid from Ahab...
https://www.greeleytribune.com/news/jeff-cook-jesus-doesnt-believe-in-walls/
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