[THE YISRAEL CONVERSATION]
Thursdays @ 1pm-3pm (EST)
TOPICS:
(1) “TIME FOR THE TRUE BLACK JESUS”
The real Jesus corresponds to what contemporary society would classify as a black man, according to the King James Version of the Bible, and stems from the evidence provided in its passages along with historical context. The King James Version describes Jesus in Revelation 1:14-15 with hair like wool and feet like brass burned in a furnace. These descriptions align with physical characteristics commonly associated with individuals of African descent. Additionally, historical and anthropological research proves that Jesus, being an Israelite had dark skin.
Tune in as we let the Bible, history, reality and truth show you that indeed Jesus was a black man.
(2) “MEN & LEADERSHIP”
In the King James Version of the Holy Bible, men are depicted as being created and designed to be leaders within their families, communities, and societies. This is demonstrated in passages such as Ephesians 5:23, which states that "the husband is the head of the wife, even as Christ is the head of the church." Similarly, 1 Timothy 3:4-5 outlines qualifications for overseers, or leaders within the church, emphasizing characteristics traditionally associated with leadership roles. Additionally, Genesis 2:15-17 describes Adam as being tasked with tending and keeping the Garden of Eden, suggesting a role of responsibility and leadership. When men do not rule righteously then all hell breaks loose. “
When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice: but when the wicked beareth rule, the people mourn.” [PROVERBS 29:2]
(3)”FIGHTING FOR LIFE & DIGNITY”
Since their forcible arrival in the United States, Black individuals have waged a relentless struggle for their lives and dignity against the oppressive and brutal forces of devilish white supremacy. From the horrors of slavery to the ongoing battles against systemic racism, discrimination, and violence, the history of Black Americans is marked by resilience in the face of relentless adversity. Through resistance movements, civil rights activism, and cultural expressions of defiance, they have challenged the dehumanizing structures of power and demanded recognition of their inherent worth and equality. Despite enduring centuries of oppression and suffering, the indomitable spirit of the Black community persists, driving forward the fight for justice, liberation, and the realization of their full humanity in a society that has too often sought to deny it.
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