The first question the New Testament asks a Black man found reading Old Testament Scripture is Do you understand what you are reading? (Acts 8:30) The Ethiopian replied, How can I, except some man should guide me? Whether Black or White, the problem is that we have all been misguided, and it is my honor to guide you to the heritage of sacred Black history written in the Scripture of truth.
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Apart from the Blacks that are in the Bible, the prophet Jeremiah would have died in a dungeon (Jer 38:7).
Apart from Blacks in the Bible, David would not have killed his proselyte Hittite-Canaanite soldier that had converted to Judaism to take his Canaanite-Gilonite wife that gave birth to King Solomon (2 Sam 11:3).
Apart from Blacks in the Bible, there would be no Arabs or Philistines so the books of 1st and 2nd Samuel would not exist and neither would the Philistine giant for David to defeat (Gen 10:14).
Apart from Blacks in the Bible, there would be no book of Exodus for the chosen people to exit out of Africa.
Apart from Blacks in the Bible, Egypt would not be called the land of Ham where Hebrews sojourned (Ps 105:23, 106:22).
Apart from Blacks in the Bible, there would be no Passover for Jews to celebrate and no Ethiopian wife for their liberator Moses to marry (Ps 106:22
Num 12:1).
Apart from the Black kings in Scripture, there would be no Tower in Ham\'s grandson\'s kingdom of Babel and an African princess would not have rescued Moses from the Nile.
Apart from the Blacks that are in the Bible, there would not have been any Hebrew slavery in Africa and no Promised Land of Canaan to take from Black people by Hebrews.
Apart from the Blacks that are in the Bible, there is no Ethiopia that means land of burnt faces in Genesis\' Garden of Eden and no Ethiopian eunuch for Philip to preach Jesus unto in the New Testament (Gen 2:13
Acts 8:27).
Blacks are the canvas on which much Old Testament Scripture is painted.
Scripture itself testifies of this in regards to the most powerful African king in the Old Testament stating for this cause I [God] raised thee [Pharaoh] up to make my name known throughout all the earth (Rom 9:17).
Theologians and Bible teachers that exclude, explain away, diminish, or ignore the contributions of the Black people that God placed in Scripture might as well exclude the cross from Jesus Christ because in the Old Testament, Black people are the backdrops that God used to highlight His greatest acts.
The first question the New Testament asks a Black man found reading Old Testament Scripture is Do you understand what you are reading? (Acts 8:30) The Ethiopian replied, How can I, except some man should guide me? Whether Black or White, the problem is that we have all been misguided, and it is my honor to guide you to the heritage of sacred Black history written in the Scripture of truth
