Go Tell My People Who They Are: The True Biblical Identity Of Black People

The biblical identity of black people has been a topic of great interest for many individuals seeking to understand their roots and heritage. Throughout history, misconceptions and misinterpretations have obscured the truth. It's time to shed light on the true biblical identity of black people and explore the significance it holds.

Unearthing the Biblical Clues

The Bible, the holy text revered by billions, holds valuable clues regarding the true identity of black people. While interpretations may vary, there are significant passages and symbols that provide insight into this matter.

One of the key biblical figures associated with the origins of black people is Moses. In the Book of Exodus, his marriage to a Cushite woman, whose descendants are believed to be of African origin, reveals a connection between Moses and the black community.

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Furthermore, Ethiopian eunuchs mentioned in the Bible, such as the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch (Acts 8:26-40),indicate the presence of black figures in biblical narratives. These instances suggest a larger black presence within the biblical accounts.

Misinterpretations and Their Consequences

Throughout history, misinterpretations of the Bible have led to the suppression and marginalization of certain communities, including black people. Eurocentric interpretations distorted the true biblical identity and contributed to the systemic racism and discrimination faced by black individuals.

These misinterpretations not only affected societal perceptions but also had long-lasting spiritual and psychological consequences for black people. They were made to believe that their identity was secondary, that they were somehow less favored or less important within the biblical narrative.

Reclaiming the True Identity

It is essential to reclaim the true biblical identity of black people and recognize their significant contribution within the overarching narrative of the Bible. Understanding and embracing this identity can provide a sense of empowerment, promote healing, and foster unity among different communities.

By acknowledging the presence and contributions of black figures in the biblical text, we dismantle the myths and stereotypes that have plagued our collective consciousness. It is an opportunity for reconciliation and a step towards eradicating the divisive narratives that have perpetuated racial inequality.

The Significance Within the Larger Context

Recognizing the true biblical identity of black people is not only important for them but for society as a whole. It challenges preconceived notions, invites critical discussions, and encourages a more inclusive understanding of our shared history.

By embracing this truth, we acknowledge the inherent worth and dignity of all individuals, irrespective of their race or ethnicity. It serves as a reminder that we are all part of a larger story, woven together by diverse threads, and that our differences should be celebrated rather than used as a source of division.

Go tell my people who they are, the true biblical identity of black people is a powerful narrative that needs to be heard. Shedding light on this truth can uplift communities, promote unity, and pave the way for a more equitable and just society.

It is time to challenge the misinterpretations and misconceptions that have clouded our understanding for far too long. Let us embrace the biblical clues, engage in open conversations, and work collectively to create a world where the true identity of black people is recognized and celebrated.

"Go Tell My People Who They Are!" The True Biblical Identity of Black People

by Nathan Pilkington(Kindle Edition)

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Superiority of any race is not a biblical construct; it is a human one – out of one man came every race – Acts 17:26 states, “And He made from one [common origin, one source, one blood] all nations of men to settle on the face of the earth, having definitely determined [their] allotted periods of time and the fixed boundaries of their habitation (their settlements, lands, and abodes) , and this “one common origin and source” is Kushitic or Cushitic. We are all descendents from Adam and Eve, made in the image of God (I Corinthians 14:45). It is from this root that all the peoples of the world developed. It was God who placed each of Noah’s sons, Ham, Shem and Japheth’s in boundaries that he had established for their habitation, Ham and Shem occupying what we call today Africa and Arabia, and Japheth in the far North. It is God who also allotted each their own periods to dominate and rule in the earth, their very definitive allotment of times, Ham, Shem and now Japheth.
I will put forth in this work evidence, biblically, archaeologically, anthropologically, scientific genetic DNA evidence that will clearly delineate the pre-flood inhabitants, and each of the nations of people that came forth after the flood with Noah’s sons, Ham, Shem and Japheth; as well as explore the root of racism based on skin color and the ancient biblical landscape and its peoples. We will explore the ancient landscape of Mesopotamia looking at Sumer and Shinar, the dispersion of the people at the Tower and the development of the different tongues and races; then we will look at Japheth’s sons and the Age of Discovery, the development of European Imperialism and its resultant racist agenda that led to the African slave trade, the colonization of Africa and the atrocities and horrors that has led to racism based on black skin and religion resulting in the Holocaust.
We will explore the biblical truth of the black nations through the lens of God, not man. What does God say about the Ethiopian who He declared could not change his skin color; this truth as the prophet Jeremiah brought forth will also be revealed. Just who are the Kushitic peoples and how did they become the root of all the races. How did Kush get in the Garden of Eden and what does Kush have to do with the development of Egypt, Ethiopia and Libya. This work will explore Egypt and Israel’s ancient history and relationship; it will look at the true ethnicity of the Ancient Israelites, the Canaanites, and the Semites, Ethiopians, Assyrians, the Babylonians and the Egyptians, and the prophetic word for them in these last days.
Satan is the father and the source for lies and deception, and this work will look at the deep deception and lies that have been put forth to hide the true identity of Ham’s black sons and Shem’s brown ones. It is a timely look at Egypt, Ethiopia, Libya, Tunisia, Yemen, Arabia, and all the rumbling and shakings that are now gripping what we know as the Ancient Biblical Landscape of the Torah, and this impacts its descendents dispersed around the world in the African Diaspora. The truth has been concealed for centuries but God is bringing the true revelation in this book. It is a must read for every human being living today who wants to know the truth and be set free as only God’s truth can do.