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I thought the 10 Commandments was the foundation that Christitantity was built on. That is in the OT, unless I am sorely mistaken.

So where in the Ten Commandments is there a reference to genocide?

If anything, the Ten Commandments stand as a standard in which we are to respect the supremacy of relationships, with God, with parents, with neighbors.

All you have to do is look...The context is in the verse...

The verse reads: ''O Prophet [Muhammad]! Inspire the believers to conquer all fear of death when fighting, [so that] if there be twenty of you who are patient in adversity, they might overcome two hundred; and if there be one hundred of you, they might overcome one-thousand of those bent on denying the truth, because they are people who cannot grasp it.''

They are including YOU in their religion...They are talking about you...They want you and your family, DEAD...

And for those that think this "unGodly" pastor is a little harsh and that Jesus loves all religions, you need to do a little more study...For one thing, you would find out that the Bible says that if you can't win them with love, cut 'em with the Sword and cut 'em deep, til you see the Blood...And that's what this pastor is doing... >

Well, reading Numbers, around chapter 31, could be made to look like genocide. Killing the males, all females that weren't virgins, and all male children. Of course that's looking at that from a worldly context.

So where in the Ten Commandments is there a reference to genocide?

Right here:

"You shall not murder"
Exodus 20:13
New King James Version