Africa – Black History In The Bible

Dec

04

2020

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Uncle Billy: The Black Rechabite

Historical References, The Shemites1780, 2000s, 2007, 2013, 800bc, 900bc, Africa, Baal, Canaanites, Jehu, Jonadab, Judah, Negro, Rechab, Rechabites, South Carolina, Tribe of Levi, Yale University

Source: American Zion (Yale University) 2013 A.D. From American Zion, "The Rechabites from whom Billy claimed his ancestry were a biblical clan, the progeny of Jehonadab (or Jonadab), the son of Recab." Source: britannica.com (Encyclopaedia Britannica) 2007 A.D "Rechabite, member of a conservative, ascetic Israelite sect that was named for Rechab, the father of Jehonadab. Jehonadab was an ally of Jehu, a 9th century bc king of Israel, and a zealous antagonist against the worshippers of Baal, a Canaanite fertility deity. Though of obscure origin, the Rechabites apparently were related to the Kenites, according to I Chron. 2:55, a tribe…

Dec

01

2020

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Judaism Continues To Grow and Thrive In Africa

Historical ReferencesAfrica, Cameroon, Ghana, House of Israel, Ivory Coast, Judaism, Kenya, Sefwi Wiawso, Uganda, Zimbabwe

Source: What’s Happening in Africa: Cameroon, Kenya, Ghana, Uganda, Zimbabwe (Kulanu.org) 2013 Judaism continues to grow and thrive in Africa. In small villages, often with few amenities of the modern world (electricity, plumbing, running water) and far from major urban centers, Jewish communities are somehow taking root and flourishing. In Uganda, for example, where Kulanu has been actively involved in the community for 18 years, there are now seven villages with seven synagogues and close to 1500 Abayudaya Jews. The largest village of Nabagoya Hill sits a few miles outside of the town of Mbale, northeast of the capital city…

Nov

21

2020

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Judaism and Christianity Present In West Africa Before The Transatlantic Slave Trade

Historical References1800s, 1856, Africa, Ashanti, Cambridge University, Christianity, England, Gold Coast, Guinea, Judaism, London, Senegambia, Transatlantic Slave Trade, West Africa

Source: Blacks Jews : The Religious Challenge or Politics Versus Religion (Cambridge University) - Page 233 "J. Leighton Wilson was a missionary for eighteen years in Africa. In his work Western Africa: its history, condition and prospects (London 1856), he states that in Senegambia, religion was a mixture of paganism, Judaism and Islam and that it is difficult to define the areas of influence of each of the three religions. In northern Guinea paganism and Judaism were closely intertwined and in the south there were more traces of Christianity. He based his conclusions on the existence of some customs which…

Nov

20

2020

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The Origins of The Lemba “Black Jews” of Southern Africa: Evidence From P12F2 and Other Y-Chromosome Markers.

DNA Studies1900s, Africa, DNA, Lemba, South Africa, Zimbabwe

Source: National Center for Biotechnology Information The Lemba are a southern African Bantu-speaking population claiming Jewish ancestry. Allele frequencies at four different Y-specific polymorphic loci, as well as extended-haplotype frequencies that included data from several loci, were analyzed in an attempt to establish the genetic affinities and origins of the Lemba. The results suggest that > or = 50% of the Lemba Y chromosomes are Semitic in origin, approximately 40% are Negroid, and the ancestry of the remainder cannot be resolved. These Y-specific genetic findings are consistent with Lemba oral tradition, and analysis of the history of Jewish people and…

Nov

12

2020

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French Map of Juda (Judah) In West Africa

Maps of Hebrews In Africa1700s, 1772, 1790, Africa, France, Juda, Judah, Paris, Stanford University, University of Texas Arlington, West Africa

Source: Partie De L'Afrique en deca de L'Equateur (Stanford University) Source: Partie De L'Afrique en deca de L'Equateur (University of Texas Arlington) This map shows Juda (Judah) located in West Africa in 1772. Other maps and documents show this same area under the names Whyddah, Wida, Ouida, Judah, etc. It is important to note that the University of Texas Arlington dates this map at 1790 while Stanford University has the imprint listed as 1772. For this reason this map is listed under both dates, but once a solid date is confirmed it will be removed from all other date listings…

Jun

25

2019

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1969 – Henry Kissenger: The Igbo Are Wandering Jews

Historical References, The Evidence1900s, 1969, Africa, Government, Igbo, United States, West Africa, White House

[table id=1 /] Yesterday I ran across a new piece of evidence that was interesting, but seemed too good to be true. And before I share it, I have to give a shout out to Tavare DeAngelo Hill for fact checking and sharing the link to the source material. You were super quick getting that to me, so thanks for that. "Biafra (3, 000 sq. miles, 4-6 million). Colonel Ojukwu -- 35, British-trained, erstwhile playboy -- presides over the popular support and military morale of a people convinced that defeat means extinction. The Ibos are the wandering Jews of West…

Aug

17

2018

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1766: French Map Shows Negroland As “Populated By Jews”

Maps of Hebrews In Africa1700s, 1766, Africa, Central Africa, Duke of Orleans, East Africa, Edrisi, Falasha Jews, France, Negroland, Nigritia, South Africa, Transatlantic Slave Trade, West Africa, Yale

Source: Yale.edu Cartographer: Emanuel Bowen This map is another in the growing list of "smoking gun" evidence that the descendants of the Transatlantic Slave Trade are in fact Israelites. This is a French map made in 1766 for the Duke of Orleans. If you look just under the label Nigritia (Negroland), you'll see Lam Lam. Directly under that the excerpt reads: "According to Edrisi the land hereabout was populated by Jews." Click The Map To Enlarge Shout out to TEOTW Ministries for finding this one.

Aug

17

2018

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1737: German Map of Judah On The West Coast of Africa

Maps of Hebrews In Africa, The Evidence1700s, 1737, Africa, Germany, Juda, Judah, Kingdom of Judah, Ouida, Princeton, Transatlantic Slave Trade, West Africa, Whidda, Whyddah, wida

Source: Princeton University (1737) This is a 1737 map of The Kingdom of Judah in West Africa. This map appears in his book, Ioannis Leonis Africani Africae, which is part of The Kinsey Collection. 1737 Map of Judah On The West Coast of Africa

Aug

17

2018

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1743: Homann Heirs’ German Map of Judah On The West Coast of Africa

Maps of Hebrews In Africa, The Evidence1700s, 1743, Africa, German Map of Hebrews In Africa, German Slave Trade Maps, Germany, Judah, Kingdom of Judah, West Africa

[table id=6 /] [table id=1 /] This is a 1743 map released by Homann Heirs that shows The Kingdom of Judah on West Coast of Africa. This map is from Germany. Please Take A Moment To Share If you enjoyed this study, please take a moment to click the button below and share it. Thanks in advance. [fblike] [table id=2 /] [table id=10 /] [table id=7 /]

Aug

08

2018

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Late 1400s: Hebrews Confirmed As Black and on The West Coast of Africa

Historical References, The Evidence1400s, Africa, Brazil, Congo, England, Gabon, Guinea, John II, Kongo, Loango, Mulatto, Portugal, Sao Tome, St. Thomas, Transatlantic Slave Trade, United States, University of Oxford, West Africa

Source: The Nautical Magazine: A Journal of Papers on Subjects Connected ..., Volume 39. (University of Oxford) 1870 - pg. 529 Hebrews In Guinea According to the text, the Jews were expelled from Portugal and taken to the coast of Southern Guinea. This was not slavery yet. Also note that Guinea is located in West Africa. Here's a map of Guinea. Hebrews In St. Thomas St. Thomas is located just off the coast of Africa, and currently has the name São Tomé and Príncipe. Here is a map of that island. Mulatto Hebrews The descendants of the Jews living in…