Macmillan – Black History In The Bible

11 Nov

1889 A.D. Extensive Commentary On Eldad the Danite’s Account

Black History In The Bible0 CommentsCommentaries, Historical References1800s, 1889, Africa, Asher, Dan, Darkness, East, Gad, Havilah, Macmillan, Moon, Naphatli, West

Source: The Jewish Quarterly Review Volume 1 (Macmillan) 1889 A.D. Note: Page 20 of the source. Note: Page 21 of the source. Note: Page 99 of the source. Note: Page 100 of the source. Note: Page 100 of the source. Note: Page 101 of the source. Note: Page 101 of the source. Note: Page 104 of the source. Note: Page 106 of the source. Note: Page 107 of the source. Note: Page 189 of the source. Note: Page 194 of the source. Note: Page 411 of the source. Note: Page 411 of the source. Note: Page 412 of the source.…

06 Nov

Africans were Practicing Judeo-Christian Beliefs Before Being Enslaved

Truth Ministries0 CommentsCommentaries, Historical References1900s, 1972, African, Christian, Christianity, Macmillan

Source: Black song: the forge and the flame; the story of how the Afro-American spiritual was hammered out (New York, Macmillan) 1972 A.D. Note: Page 30 of the source. Note: Page 31 of the source. Note: Page 31 of the source. Note: Page 32 of the source. This source confirms that different African peoples like the Mandingos have been practicing Judeo-Christian beliefs such as monotheism and the belief in the "son of the High God" long before converting to evangelical Christianity on mass.

03 Nov

The Negroid Nature (“negroid lips”) of the Mesopotamia “god” Known as Adad

One For All0 CommentsCommentaries, Historical References1923, Black, Elam, Macmillan, Negroid

Source: The Cambridge Ancient History: Egypt and Babylonia to 1580 B.C (Macmillan) 1923 A.D. Note: Page 191 of the source. Note: Page 191 of the source. Note: Page 567 of the source. This source confirms the ancient black presence of Elam through the negroid representation of their "pantheon".

29 Oct

In 1883 A.D. , Black Syrians are Known as the Semitic Arameans

Truth Ministries0 CommentsCommentaries, Historical References1800s, 1883, Abraham, Black, commentary, Macmillan, Semitic, Syrians

Source: Herodotus I.-III. (MacMillian) 1883 A.D. Note: Page 5 of the source. The author provides their own commentary and disagrees with the notion of "black Syrians" being Semitic, but I prefer to lean upon the ancient commentary coming from Strabo. This source confirms that the black Syrians were the Semitic Arameans. This is important because Abraham was an Aramean.

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