Black Spirituality Religion : So Who's Lying? God? Or Those That Call Themsleves Jews?

Okay, just to jump in and reply to a few people all at once. Yes, I see that the Twelve tribes of Israel all turned against God and accepted the false gods. Because they thought there was more noncommittal fun, don't have to do as much, reward as nothing was required except sometimes human sacrifice of the sweet innocent. I see that the Jews were cursed. I see the whole tribe of Israel displeased the Lord. I see that God turns away from people who reject Him and His teachings and they do not prosper at length. I see that God is going to gather the Tribes of Israel again in the latter day. How do we divide the history and cursing of Jews to Black history and curses there. Or was the seeming curse that brought slaves here a means to bless not curse? Those in the beginning were captured or given by village elders to the slavers: other tribes or the Dutch and then the English ships. These forefathers were torn from family and all that they knew to be taken all over the world and treated inhumanly. Yes yes. What was the alternative scenario. I've read African history. Bloody things happened there between tribes and what is today. Where would you like to be? Was God mean or was he bringing out a people into a larger world of understanding? How important was it to keep up with the world and have an advantage where we all are today? Is the glass half empty or half full and filling?! Bad God or good and wise God?




Your point is well taken, but the so-called blessing we've received by being here doesn't come without a price, even today. By and large, we remain a downtrodden people, having lost our culture, heritage and language, and we are constantly discriminated against, across the board. Is this better than living in a third world country, sure it is; but we don't live in a system void of racism where we are considered equal. Even our first black President is treated differently than his white counter parts, by the racists on the Right. So hatred of the black man and women by non-blacks continues with no end in sight. Take Trayvon Martin for instance, gunned down for wearing a hoodie. The list goes on and on willa. Economically, we are on the bottom, having high double digit unemployment figures, 13 - 14%, higher than any other group.

Peace In,
 
Have the Jews been driven out of Israel and just returned in 1947 to become a legitimate State? Have they had to fight their neighbors even today to simply exist? Have they been a hiss and a by word? Have they been hunted and dragged out of their houses and thrown into camps to be slave labor, starved and incinerated? Have they been hated to genocide? Are there nations today who are striving to drop a bomb on them now? Have their been whole advertising campaigns by a government against Jews? Have they been referred to as the conniving, dirty Jew? Are there scornful sayings like, "I Jewed him down in price." etc. This sounds like curses to me. Is their sorrow less? I've seen the concentration camp ID number tattooed on the arm of an old lady.



Where is your sensitivity for our ancestors that died by the millions during the Trans Atlanta Slave Trade? How about those that were thrown overboard that became sick to prevent the others from attracting illnesses. Ocean sharks followed the slave ships knowing they were guaranteed a meal, where is your compassion for them willa? As far as those calling themselves Jews you seem to have great empathy for; the atrocities you mentioned follow them because they've stolen our heritage by claiming to be the chosen ones. All of this stops and becomes plain when you realize the Hebrews did not receive blessings, but curses. Any would-be blessings acquired by the proselytized Khazar Jews are not from God, but are derived from a misunderstanding and a false claim. God would not give blessings after the people earned and received curses.

Peace In,
 
Where is your sensitivity for our ancestors that died by the millions during the Trans Atlanta Slave Trade? How about those that were thrown overboard that became sick to prevent the others from attracting illnesses. Ocean sharks followed the slave ships knowing they were guaranteed a meal, where is your compassion for them willa? As far as those calling themselves Jews you seem to have great empathy for; the atrocities you mentioned follow them because they've stolen our heritage by claiming to be the chosen ones. All of this stops and becomes plain when you realize the Hebrews did not receive blessings, but curses. Any would-be blessings acquired by the proselytized Khazar Jews are not from God, but are derived from a misunderstanding and a false claim. God would not give blessings after the people earned and received curses.

Peace In,
Hello Clyde Coger. I like your kind way of speaking even when you are in opposition. I guess you could call me a matter of fact person. I believe I alluded to the acknowledgement of horrific treatment from slavers and others, when I asked us, "Is their (the Middle East Jew) sorrow less (than atrocities of ancestors)?" We were talking about the question, Is there any other people cursed in comparing to those who say they are Jews and those who claim they are Jews. So, I ran a factual list of these Middle East Jews also.
 
Where is your sensitivity for our ancestors that died by the millions during the Trans Atlanta Slave Trade? How about those that were thrown overboard that became sick to prevent the others from attracting illnesses. Ocean sharks followed the slave ships knowing they were guaranteed a meal, where is your compassion for them willa? As far as those calling themselves Jews you seem to have great empathy for; the atrocities you mentioned follow them because they've stolen our heritage by claiming to be the chosen ones. All of this stops and becomes plain when you realize the Hebrews did not receive blessings, but curses. Any would-be blessings acquired by the proselytized Khazar Jews are not from God, but are derived from a misunderstanding and a false claim. God would not give blessings after the people earned and received curses.

Peace In,

Well said Bro Clyde!
 
In the Spirit of Sankofa,




... There is no doubt, all of the above are very good books from which we can study and learn about our history and culture, Jaya Makara. However, we also have access to other works, which are seldom mentioned, but have become instrumental in combating the effects of European Christianity. Take Dr. James H. Cone for instance, many consider him the pioneer of the Black Liberation Theology movement. Prof. Cone has many books that rarely brought up in discussions such this. His book on Black Theology and Black Power got my attention years ago, and is a very powerful and meaningful work:




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James Hal Cone
James Hal Cone is an American theologian, best known for his advocacy of Black liberation theology. His 1969 book Black Theology and Black Power provided a new way to articulate the distinctiveness of theology in the black Church. Wikipedia
Born: August 5, 1938 (age 74), Fordyce, AR
Movies: Malcolm X: A Search for Identity
Education: Philander Smith College, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, Shorter College, Northwestern University




This may not mean much to you, but concerning King James, there is information out now substantiating the claim that even he was black. Here's a link for your review:


King James Was Black?
Discussion in 'Black Hebrew Israelites Study Group' started by Dre Money, Oct 24, 2011.

http://www.destee.com/index.php?threads/king-james-was-black.68694/

http://www.destee.com/index.php?threads/king-james-was-black.68694/




Peace In,


As far as king James being Black that is false. He was white. And as far as The Black Liberation it's a beautiful thing but I'm speaking on religion as a whole. I am not taking away from anything just exposing what is Truth.

We are too blind to what is going on that we don't see the reality of it all. Sad part is every white person knows this: Want to hide something from Black people, put it in a book. We need to start reading and educating our minds.

Stop believing what you have been told. Question things seek out and find the Truth. That's the point I was really trying to make.
 

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