Let us talk about Mr. Farrakhan and his mis-understanding of Biblical scripture of the Israelite people. (533 hits)
I stand firm on the fact that Chinese, Japanese and especially Black Americans are not written down or about in the Bible because the Bible was written by the Jewish people and their personally experience with God and other local people like the Persian or Roman people, am I right.
I’ve already said time and time again that Black Americans are a new race of people born out of the ashes of plantation slavery when White American men bred themselves with their original African slaves their purchased from the slave trader over 300 years that produced a new race that is neither Caucasian nor African. Therefore, Black Americans pre-dates the Bible and could not be in the Bible. Am I making sense?
I am going to quote Mr. Farrakhan. He read from the Bible that God said the Israelites would be in a strange land for 400 years and Mr. Farrakhan adamantly thinks the passage is referring to Black Americans. But, not so because Black Americans were not in exist yet. Furthermore, Black Americans are not in a strange land. Black Americans are in a land that we came into existence on, am I right. Black Americans did not exist anywhere in the world before plantation slavery in this country. Am I making sense?
It was truly the Israelite people that were in a strange land because when God said this would be the case the Israelite people were already into existence, but not Black Americans am I right.
Mr. Farrakhan doesn’t have the sense enough to understand that it is possible that two like incidents could occur in humanity at different times.
Incidentally, I’ve said that the ritual celebration of the Passover instituted by Moses that the present day Jewish in the State of Israel celebrates the same way for 4000 years confirms that fact that the Jewish in the State of Israel today are the real Biblical Israelites.
I know all this because I am Black America's first genunie prophet.
If anyone thinks that I am wrong don’t hesitate to correct me. But, I am hardly ever wrong about God!
