Juda – Black History In The Bible

12 Nov

French Map of Juda (Judah) In West Africa

Black History In The Bible0 CommentsMaps 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…

17 Aug

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

Black History In The Bible2 CommentsMaps 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

04 Aug

1710 Map of The Kingdom of Judah In Africa

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Source: Princeton University (1710) This map shows that The Kingdom of Judah existed on the West Coast of Africa (West Africa) in 1710.

08 Jul

1747 Map of The Kingdom of Judah In Africa

Black History In The Bible0 CommentsMaps of Hebrews In Africa, The Evidence1700s, 1747, Emanuel Bowen, England, Juda, Judah, Negroland, Ouida, Slave Coast, West Africa, Whyddah, wida

Source: Library of Congress This map was created in 1747 by English cartographer Emanuel Bowen as part of a collection. He was a renowned map maker with a reputation for being accurate. Here on his map of Negroland (Africa), he notes "The Kingdom of Juda" as the "The Slave Coast". Map of The Kingdom of Judah on The Slave Coast of Africa The reason Judah fled into Africa was to escape invading armies. Their enslavement by people in slave ships was a fulfillment of the following prophecy: "Woe to the land shadowing with wings, which is beyond the rivers of…

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