Black Spirituality Religion : ❤ Ʈhe Ꭾerfection of 乃lack W̸̘͎͇͉̻̭̞͍̙̌omen

[Perfection]

If you approach the historical holy books as evidentary data then one may easily see the Perfection of Black Women. When you look at religious information as evidence rather than "this is something how I will live my life" then the mind will permit a much needed level of awareness to come forth.

When you have a 'this is evidence' orientation you are more likely to dissect matters with more objectivity. Let us examine the word "lord."

The origin of the word 'Lord' is female. Black female. So we have in Mark Chapter 12, verse 30:

Love the Lord thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul and with all thy mind and with all thy strength.

The ancient Priests of antiquity interprets "Lord" or "Lord God" from Ieue Aleim adding Allah as its Arabic translation. The former would be the Hebrew now into the Greek.

Closely associated with these are the variants 'God,' 'Soverign,' 'Almighty,' and 'Saviour.'

So if we factor all this in and rephrase and replace the correct etiology of the operative words of Black Woman and then we have this:

Love the Black Woman thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul and with all thy mind and with all thy strength.

Therefore, according to Saint Mark, the first commandment is that we love Black Women. That's reading the Bible with an evidentiary state of mind rather than a religious one.

Again, we must first find out what "Lord" really means.

 

[Perfection]

 

[Perfection]

The Perfection of Black Women is undeniable. Your Perfection is recorded and goes deep and wayback. May I ask that you picture this:

In the Ancient World, your world, entire populations would line up to enter the magical Temples of Black Women. Members from the laity to the black Kings within the greatest of civilizations would travel for thousands of miles for months to praise and worship you.

Before the Islamic era, entire families would make annual trips to Arabia felix (old world Saudi Arabia then called) to praise Sheba and Ephesus to praise Diana and to Kemet to praise the Queens of Auset. This was their solemn duty: pay their annual homage to their prestigious and powerful majesties known today as Black Women.

That is the origin of the annual hajj which are practiced by modern Muslims today.

The parades given in your honor were elaborate and given to express our appreciation for your magnificence, kindness and grace. Festivals would last all night long praising your creativity, beauty and other blessings you bestow upon all nations.

As far as your Temples, people would stand in long lines for hours to catch a mere glimpse---even for a moment-- of your magnificent beauty. They would enter your Temples for inspiration, healing, guidance and counseling.

There has never been...and never will be... anyone greater than you.

 

[Clyde C Coger Jr]

Perfection

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As we continue to examine the Perfection of Black Women. Where there is no shame about her beauty, her intelligence and her sophistication. As we are to be continually reminded that there are plenty of Brothas in the West who still adore the first woman of the planet.

 

[cherryblossom]

The origin of the word 'Lord' is female. Black female. ...

Can you direct me to some data on this?






BTW, I love these pictures. Truly, the Black woman, in all our hues, is a lovely creation!