EPISODE · Mar 7, 2014 · 1H 1M
BLACK HISTORY MONTH SERIES PART 4
from In Search of Truth Dr. Emanuel DEng & DD · host Power Of One
BLACK HISTORY MONTH SERIES PART 4 summarizes some of the material we have been studying for the month of Feb. 2014; Healthful lifestyles of living according to the Bible, Biblical Geography, history and Mis-Education of the masses.Like the name of Adam reveals his heritage and color. "The name Adam in Hebrew is Adham, which means 'red' or taken out of the red earth. Perhaps Adam was formed from 'red' or clay earth. According to the 'Hebrew Greek Key Study Bible', the name Adam means 'reddish brown'. I find the color 'red' extremely interesting as it relates to Black and 'colored' people.’... Secular anthropologists and respected scientists whose findings were published in Newsweek and National Geographic have concluded that 'Adam' and 'Eve' was African (dark). Pictures of a Black Adam and Eve appear on the front cover of the January 11, 1988 issue of Newsweek." Is the word Africa found in the Bible anywhere? How the 1st two rivers, land mass and civilizations are Nubians, Kushites (Cushites) , Ethiopians, Black Africans. How these 1st two civilizations all are part of the great Nile River and its contributors. With the Ethiopian and Egyptian civilizations' and recorded history starting around 3,500 BCThe Black Sumerians, the oldest known civilization of the West Asia was about 3,000 BC - 1,750 BC lived in the land of Nimrod, today called the Middle East. “The Sumerians (c. 3,000 BC to 1,750 BC) were the non-Semitic founders and guardians of West Asia’s oldest known civilization… Problems numerous and complex seem to inevitably arise within the ranks of western scholars and academicians when confronted with the origins and ethnicity of civilizations, such as Sumer, that are admittedly ‘neither Semitic nor Indo-European… The Sumerians did, after all, call themselves the blackheaded people. ”
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