Ghana – Black History In The Bible

12 Nov

Ancient Ghana was Founded By Jews-Jewish Migrants in West Africa Must have Arrived From Cyrenaica After 117 A.D. Which is Supported By a Mauritanian Moor

Black History In The Bible0 CommentsCommentaries, Historical References2000, 70, Academia Scientiarum Fennica, African, Ashanti, Black, East, Egypt, Ethiopia, evidence, Ghana, Igbo, Islam, Israelites, Judaism, Lemba, Lot, Middle East, North, northern Africa, Sea, South Africa, Syria, Syrians, West, Yoruba

Source: Negroland Revisited: Discovery and Invention of the Sudanese Middle Age (Academia Scientiarum Fennica) 2000 A.D. Note: Page 506 of the source. Note: Page 506 of the source. Note: Page 506 of the source. Note: Page 508 of the source. Note: Page 509 of the source. Note: Page 509 of the source. Note: Page 510 of the source. Note: Page 510 of the source. Note: Page 510 of the source. Note: Page 511 of the source. Note: Page 511 of the source. Note: Page 512 of the source. Note: Page 512 of the source. Note: Page 513 of the source.…

06 Nov

The Akan of West Africa are Believed to have origins in the Middle East

One For All0 CommentsCommentaries2021, Akkadian, Encyclopedia, Ghana, Language, Middle East, nation, West Africa

Source: Deities of the Akan Religion (Encyclopedia) 2021 A.D. From the source, "Akan Religion. The Akan speak the Twi language and trace back their history in West Africa some nine hundred years. They are believed to have origins in the Middle East—as the Akkadian people of Babylon. The name Akan is believed to be a corruption of Akkane or Akkana. In 1076 the Almoravids drove the Akans from their ancient home in the Empire of Ghana to their current West African locations in the modern nation of Ghana and adjacent areas of Côte d’Ivoire and Togo." This source confirms yet again the notion that…

30 Oct

Ghanian Priest’s Prophecy-White Men Would Come From Beyond the Great Water

Truth Ministries0 CommentsHistorical References, Supernatural1900s, 1990, Africa, Deuteronomy 28, Deuteronomy 28:48-49, Ghana, Joel 3: 3-6, Kumasi University Press, Negroes, Okomfo Tuda, Old Testament, scattered, Sea, slaves, Supernatural, Transatlantic Slave Trade, Water, White

Source: The African Traditional Priest and His Work (Kumasi University Press) 1990 A.D. Note: Page 19 of the source. Note: Page 29 of the source. Note: Page 36 of the source. Note: Page 36 of the source. This source tells of several interesting things about Ghanian priests. For example, Ghanian priests perform libation just as Old Testament prophets conducted. The conclusion of this body of work includes a prophecy that Okomfo Tuda, an Ashante priest, gave. The prophecy stated that "a time would come when the Ashantehene's power would pass into the hands of the white man who lived far…

25 Oct

Ten Tribes of Israel are in Africa

Truth Ministries0 CommentsCommentaries, Historical References1400s, 1492, 2000s, 2009, 70, ABC-CLIO, Babylon, Berber, Black, Black Hebrews, Chad, Exile, Ghana, Israel, Israelites, Jerusalem, Jewish, Kanem-Bornu, Mali, Nigeria, Northeast Africa, Queen Kahina, Septuagint, Songhai Empire, South Africa, Study, Timbuktu, Yemen, Zuwa Alayman

Source: Encyclopedia of the Jewish Diaspora: Origins, Experiences, and Culture (ABC-CLIO, LLC) 2008 A.D. Note: Page 449 of the source. Note: Page 451 of the source. Note: Page 453 of the source. Note: Page 454 of the source. Note: Page 493 of the source. This source is powerful because it is a credible piece of Jewish literature that ties together many different elements of Israelites transitioning into the northern regions of Africa and then eventually into West Africa. Israel is literally scattered all-throughout Africa from Northeast Africa to West Africa to South Africa. Israel has been dispersed throughout Africa, especially…

01 Dec

Judaism Continues To Grow and Thrive In Africa

Black History In The Bible0 CommentsHistorical 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…

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