Joseph

14 Sep

Igbos: The Lost Tribes

William Ball0 CommentsHistorical References, Research & Studies10s, 1300BC, 1305BC, 1400s, 1484, 1600s, 1667, 70, 700s, 740, Abraham, Africa, Aguleri, Agulu, Agulu-Eri, Anambra, Arabian Peninsula, Areli, Arodi, Assyrians, Benei-Yisrael, Egypt, Eri, Eri-Aka, Ethiopia, Ezu River, hebrew, Igbo, Igboland, Israel, Jacob, Jew, Jewish, John Ogilby, Joseph, Libya, Lost Tribes, Mali, Middle East, Negroland, Nigeria, Nile River, Northeast Africa, Northern Kingdom, Omambala River, Pharaoh, Portugal, River, Songhai Empire, Sudan, Syria, Tribe of Dan, Tribe of Gad, Tribe of Manasseh, Tribe of Zebulon, Umu-Eri, West Africa

Source: Igbo Jews of Nigeria (Shavei Israel) 2011 A.D. In Igboland / Negroland / The land of the Jews , West Africa you can find descendants Of Gad, Manasseh, Zebulon and other family's of the Northern Kingdom. Descendants of Eri Sometime in Middle East, famine struck and Jacob moved with his family and about 70 other relations to Egypt. But before then Joseph (which was 11th son of Jacob) had already been sold to Egypt by his brothers, where he was made Governor General under a King Pharaoh. As time goes on when the Pharaoh that knows Joseph died, they…

15 Dec

Ephraim: The Half African Son of Joseph

Black History In The Bible0 CommentsThe ShemitesAsenath, Ephraim, Joseph

[table id=6 /] [table id=1 /] When Joseph was enslaved in Egypt, he eventually rose to power and married an Egyptian woman named Asenath. Two children resulted from this marriage and they were Ephraim and Manasseh. "And the name of the second called he Ephraim: For God hath caused me to be fruitful in the land of my affliction." - 41:52 During the blessing ceremony, Joseph places them before Jacob, and Jacob adopts both boys as his own children, thus making them "tribes" of Israel. "And now thy two sons, Ephraim and Manasseh, which were born unto thee in the…