Key Takeaways
1. The Original Hebrews Were Black, Their History Whitewashed.
"Many assert that the Hebrews are a RACE OF ETHIOPIAN ORIGINS."
Ancient accounts confirm. The book asserts that ancient historians like Cornelius Tacitus, Herodotus, and Diodorus Siculus described the Hebrews as being of Ethiopian or Egyptian origin, meaning they were dark-skinned with woolly hair. This physical appearance, the author claims, allowed biblical figures like Moses and Joseph to blend in with Egyptians, who were also black. The narrative highlights that biblical descriptions of Jesus, such as "hair of his head like pure wool" and "feet like unto fine brass, as if they burned in a furnace," further support a black identity.
Melanin's significance. The author emphasizes that melanin, the pigment responsible for dark skin, is a protective adaptation to the sun, suggesting that early human civilization, originating in hot climates like Africa and Mesopotamia, must have been dark-skinned. The book argues that white skin, in contrast, is associated with curses like leprosy in the Bible, and that white people cannot naturally produce dark-skinned offspring, while black people can produce all shades. This genetic reality, the author states, contradicts the widespread portrayal of biblical characters as white.
Deliberate alteration. The book contends that the true appearance of biblical figures was deliberately altered during the European Renaissance by artists like Michelangelo and Leonardo DaVinci, and later reinforced by the Roman Empire and the Catholic Church. This "whitewashing" served to erase the black race from a position of historical and spiritual greatness, replacing it with a white narrative. The author points to ancient reliefs and coins depicting black biblical figures, which he claims are suppressed or ignored by mainstream media and education.
2. Biblical Prophecies Foretold the Enslavement and Scattering of Black Israelites.
"And they (the curses) shall be upon thee for a sign and for a wonder, AND UPON THY SEED FOREVER."
Deuteronomy's curses. The book heavily relies on Deuteronomy 28:15-68, interpreting its curses as a direct prophecy of the suffering endured by black people worldwide. These curses include:
- Being scattered among all nations.
- Serving enemies in foreign lands.
- Being sold as "bondmen and bondwomen" via ships.
- Losing their heritage and identity.
- Experiencing hunger, thirst, nakedness, and a "yoke of iron upon thy neck."
Historical parallels. The author draws parallels between these biblical curses and the historical experiences of African people, particularly through the Arab Slave Trade (starting 600 A.D.) and the Transatlantic Slave Trade (1400s onwards). The book argues that no other race has collectively endured such widespread, prolonged, and brutal enslavement and scattering across the globe, leading to the loss of language, culture, and ancestral knowledge.
A divine punishment. The narrative suggests that the continuous oppression, poverty, disease, and social degradation faced by black people globally are not mere coincidences or "bad luck," but rather a fulfillment of God's divine punishment for the ancient Israelites' disobedience. This interpretation posits that black people are the true "Lost Sheep of Israel," destined to suffer until their eventual re-gathering and spiritual awakening.
3. Modern "Jews" Are Imposters, Not Descendants of Ancient Israel.
"The Jews….I call them Jews to you, because they are known as Jews. I don’t call them Jews. I refer to them as so-called Jews, because I know what they are."
Identity theft. The book claims that the term "Jew" originally referred to anyone practicing Judaism, regardless of their ethnic origin, and that this allowed various non-Israelite groups to usurp the identity of God's chosen people. The author cites historical accounts, including Flavius Josephus, stating that Edomites and other Gentiles converted to Judaism and were subsequently called "Jews."
Khazar origins. The book asserts that the majority of modern Ashkenazi Jews are descendants of the Khazars, a Turkish pagan empire in Eastern Europe that converted to Judaism in 740 A.D. The author highlights that "Ashkenaz" is a descendant of Japheth (Genesis 10:3), not Shem (the ancestor of Israelites), making Ashkenazi Jews "Gentiles" by biblical lineage. This, the book argues, means they have no bloodline connection to Abraham, Isaac, or Jacob.
Contradictory evidence. The author points to several inconsistencies:
- The word "Jew" appears only 74 times in the Old Testament, which is primarily about Israelites.
- European Jews, unlike ancient Hebrews, did not have formal surnames until the 18th century.
- Their language, Yiddish, is a blend of German, Slavic, and Modern Hebrew, not ancient Paleo-Hebrew.
- The book claims that the European Jews' prosperity contradicts the curses of Deuteronomy 28, which it attributes to black people.
4. Media and Education Systematically Brainwash and Control Black Minds.
"If you can control a man’s thinking, you don’t have to worry about his actions."
Propaganda tools. The book argues that media (TV, movies, music, news) and the education system are powerful tools used by "Elites" (often identified as Jewish bankers and secret societies) to control and manipulate the minds of the masses, particularly black people. This control, the author claims, perpetuates negative stereotypes and prevents black people from realizing their true heritage and potential.
Negative portrayals. The author highlights how black people are consistently depicted in degrading roles:
- Slave movies are produced annually, reinforcing a narrative of inferiority.
- Black characters in mainstream media are often shown as criminals, drug addicts, or hypersexualized figures.
- Black men are frequently portrayed as weak, irresponsible, or effeminate.
- Black women are often sexualized or shown in interracial relationships with white men in positions of power.
Erosion of identity. The book claims that this media indoctrination, combined with a manipulated education system, erases black history and promotes self-hate. It suggests that the lack of positive black representation and the emphasis on white ideals lead black individuals to distrust their own race and seek acceptance from white society, hindering collective advancement.
5. Global Financial Systems Enslave Nations, Orchestrated by Elite Bankers.
"Permit me to issue & control the money of a nation and I care not who makes its laws."
Central bank control. The book attributes global financial control to a powerful "Jewish Banking Cartel," specifically naming the Rothschild family. It claims this cartel established central banks like the Bank of England and the U.S. Federal Reserve, which are privately owned and print money "out of thin air" with interest, thereby enslaving nations through debt.
Historical manipulation. The author alleges that the Rothschilds manipulated historical events, such as the Battle of Waterloo, to gain control over national economies. The book also claims that U.S. presidents like Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln, and John F. Kennedy were assassinated for attempting to challenge this banking system and issue government-backed currency.
Modern financial bondage. The narrative asserts that the current financial system, characterized by fractional reserve lending, high debt, and government dependency (e.g., welfare, food stamps), keeps the majority of Americans, especially black people, in "financial bondage." The author suggests that this system is designed to prevent collective black economic empowerment and self-sufficiency.
6. Eugenics and Immorality Target Black Populations for Destruction.
"Depopulation should be the highest priority of foreign policy towards the third world."
Systematic extermination. The book claims that a deliberate "Negro Project," initiated by figures like Margaret Sanger (founder of Planned Parenthood) and funded by wealthy elite families, aims to depopulate the black race. This "negative eugenics" strategy, the author asserts, uses various methods:
- Abortion clinics in black neighborhoods.
- Forced sterilization and birth control (e.g., Depo-Provera for Ethiopian Jews in Israel).
- Promotion of homosexuality and "strange flesh" to reduce reproduction.
- Infiltration of drugs and guns into black communities.
Immorality as a weapon. The author argues that the widespread promotion of homosexuality and other "immoral sexual behavior" in media and society is a satanic agenda to corrupt mankind and specifically reduce the black population. The book cites biblical condemnations of homosexuality and claims that its normalization is a sign of societal decay, mirroring the days of Noah and Sodom and Gomorrah.
Health and social decay. The narrative links poor health outcomes in the black community (e.g., high rates of HIV, diabetes, cancer) to deliberate strategies of "eugenics" through unhealthy food, lack of adequate healthcare, and environmental factors. It also connects the breakdown of the black family unit, high incarceration rates, and black-on-black violence to these overarching destructive agendas.
7. The Holy Spirit's Manifestation Points to the True "Lost Sheep of Israel."
"EXCEPT A MAN BE BORN OF WATER AND OF SPIRIT, HE CANNOT ENTER INTO THE KINGDOM OF GOD."
Salvation's true path. The book emphasizes Jesus' teaching that salvation requires being "born of water and of spirit," citing Acts Chapter 2 where the Holy Spirit manifests through speaking in tongues. The author argues that many mainstream Christian denominations have deviated from this core doctrine, often downplaying or denying the necessity of the Holy Spirit.
Blacks and the Holy Spirit. The author claims that African Americans and Africans disproportionately experience the manifestation of the Holy Spirit, including speaking in tongues, in their churches. This phenomenon, the book suggests, is a divine sign that black people are the "Lost Sheep of Israel" whom Jesus came to save, fulfilling prophecies like Matthew 15:24.
Divine intervention. Despite centuries of suffering, oppression, and attempts at destruction, the book posits that God is actively working to awaken and save his true chosen people. The widespread reception of the Holy Spirit among black communities globally is presented as undeniable proof of their spiritual connection to the ancient Israelites and God's ongoing plan for their redemption.
8. The Rebuilding of the Third Temple is for the Antichrist, Not God.
"Why would God allow his 'Chosen People' to build a Temple for his enemy, the Antichrist to sit on the throne in?"
False prophecy. The book challenges the notion that the creation of the State of Israel in 1948 was a fulfillment of biblical prophecy. It argues that true prophecy requires the re-gathering of all 12 tribes of Israel from the "four corners of the earth," not just European Jews from one region. The author also points to the continued presence of "Gentiles" in Jerusalem, as foretold by Jesus in Luke 21:24, as evidence that the "times of the Gentiles" are not yet fulfilled.
Antichrist's temple. The narrative asserts that the current efforts by European Jews to rebuild the Third Temple in Jerusalem are not for the true God, but for the Antichrist (or "Dajjal" in Islam). The book cites Daniel 9:27 and Matthew 24:15, interpreting them to mean that the Antichrist will sit in this man-made temple, stopping sacrifices and declaring himself God.
Contradictions and deception. The author highlights contradictions in the current situation in Israel:
- Attacks on Israel during Passover, violating God's promise of protection.
- Palestinians still desiring and possessing parts of the land.
- The Ark of the Covenant is in Ethiopia, not Israel, suggesting God's presence is elsewhere.
- The acceptance of homosexuality and multiple religions in Jerusalem, which the author claims violates God's commandments.
These points, the book argues, reveal a grand deception orchestrated by Satan to mislead the world about the true identity of God's people and the events of the End Times.
9. Awakening to Hidden Truths is Crucial for Black Liberation.
"A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots."
Breaking mental slavery. The book emphasizes that centuries of physical slavery have transitioned into "mental slavery," perpetuated by deliberate manipulation of history, media, and education. The author cites Willie Lynch's doctrines, which aimed to instill fear, distrust, and envy among black people, ensuring their long-term subjugation.
Reclaiming identity. The author urges black people to "wake up" and seek the hidden truths about their heritage as the true Hebrew Israelites. This awakening, the book claims, is essential to break the cycle of oppression, disunity, and self-destruction. It suggests that by understanding their divine lineage and the prophecies concerning them, black people can reclaim their power and purpose.
Collective action. The narrative calls for collective action, unity, and self-sufficiency within the black community. It proposes strategies like boycotting non-black businesses, establishing black-owned financial institutions, and investing in black education and infrastructure. The author believes that only by uniting and adhering to God's commandments can black people overcome the systemic barriers and fulfill their destiny.
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