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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2023 · 28 MIN

African Presence in the Bible Pt. 1

from Proclamation Station · host Revs. Louis and April Jenkins

Adam and Eve were NOT white! This broadcast in celebration of Black History Month shows that Hollywood had it all wrong - all the people in the Bible were not white as depicted in the popular movie, “The Ten Commandments.” There is a significant Black presence in the Bible contrary to myths, false teachings, and images that have perpetuated the misconception that the Bible is not relevant to Black people and people of color.  This discussion highlights many famous African people who are named scripturally. 

Adam and Eve were NOT white! This broadcast in celebration of Black History Month shows that Hollywood had it all wrong - all the people in the Bible were not white as depicted in the popular movie, “The Ten Commandments.” There is a significant Black presence in the Bible contrary to myths, false teachings, and images that have perpetuated the misconception that the Bible is not relevant to Black people and people of color. This discussion highlights many famous African people who are ...

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