"Beloved" By Toni Morrison

In Romans 9, Paul , the spokesperson for Jesus to the developing churches around the Mediterranean shores, writes a stream of letters to remind evolving Christians that they receive God's love through grace. Although they are a rebellious, unruly people, God bestows glory on them out of love for people who are not truly "beloved". (cliffsnotes, pg1) Morrison's novel, beginning with the title and ending with people barely fitting into their society because of their past, haunted …

…people any more. The only thing she had left, her love for her kind, was taken away by the white people, when they changed their slaves, turning them into bitter, selfish, jealous people. That is why it can be said that in the end, when they all gathered to help Sethe and exorcise Beloved , the black people have finally managed to take control of their own lives and minds and protect one of their own.