The Independent Church of God of the Juda Tribe of Israel: The Black Jews: As a fade from black to pure white — John Shaqi
The Independent Church of God of the Juda Tribe of Israel: The Black Jews: As a fade from black to pure whiteCook, Allan Wilson
Religion
The Independent Church of God of the Juda Tribe of Israel: The Black Jews: As a fade from black to pure white
Cook, Allan Wilson
African Americans -- Colonization -- Africa; Black Hebrews; Southern States -- Race relations
Nine and one-half tribes of Israel rebelled from under Rehobohan, King
Solomon’s son, and went on and intermarried with the other nations of
the world, and they became white. There are only about fourteen million
that are known as Jews, the others are the nations of the world. The
fourteen million are going to become the greatest white men on earth.
He will redeem the Gentiles and save many of them from destruction on
earth, all business will be turned over into his hand. Through him will
the Gentiles receive the black man, that he may go and serve his God.
This is a white man who has never changed his religion, he keeps to the
religion of his black ancestors, which was handed down by Black Moses
to us.
Whether they want to or not, all nations have got to love the white
Jews that they may be blessed on the earth.
The white Jew is right about Jesus; he was a man and had a mother and
father like all other children. The Romans killed him for talking
against the government. He was a black king from the loins of King
David. He was a great holy man who executed justice on earth and they
had to get rid of him, if they didn’t they were not friends of Caesar.
Now, I won’t go any further with that sentence because you cannot heal
a sore by picking off the scab.
Let us love one another as this man Jesus has loved us.
_Negro Is Yet A Slave_
The so-called negro is yet a slave, though free, some reflections on
the economic slavery which makes the race helpless victims.
Three score years ago, Abraham Lincoln emancipated four million and
one-half negroes, this was a wonderful blessing to the negro, for he
had prayed to his God unceasingly, that the slave-chain which held him
fast might be broken. He had been under the lash, his women had seen
their children sold like so many cattle; they had met injustice at
every turn of the road.
The negro, after a period of time, began to realize that after all, he
was not a free being, altho he was not subject to his master. The negro
probably thought that the emancipation meant freedom to him, but to
emancipate the negro only meant to give him a chance to free himself.
To emancipate the negro meant to give him a chance to work out his
own destiny. No nation or race has at any time freed another nation
or race, they are too busy working out their own social or national
problems. The power to become free, lies within the race or nation
itself. The negro forgot that his own freedom had just begun, being
untrained, unskilled labor naturally fell to his lot, a hewer of wood
and a drawer of water, was his portion.
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