I really dont give a F what anybody has to say. The bible is a story forced on stolen Africans
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"in 1849 Tubman’s owner, Edward Brodess, needed to sell slaves in order to cover his debts. Minty heard rumors that she and her brothers were going to be sold. According to Sarah Hopkins Bradford’s biography of Harriet Tubman, Minty began praying that his owner change his mind “I prayed all night long for my master till the first of March”. When her prayers did not work she changed it to: “Oh Lord, if you ain’t never going to change than man’s heart, kill him, Lord, and take him out of the way”.
A week later, Edward Brodess died. Tubman felt guilty and full of remorse. The death of her master brought more uncertainty over her and her brothers’ futures. They had already seen three of their sisters being sold and she was not going to let that happen to them.
She resolved that trying to escape, even if they were caught, was a better option than being sold to the south. Tubman was ready. She had saved enough money hiring her labor and knew people who conducted the Underground Railroad. She strongly believed that God would guide her."
She learned the power of sending a prayer up,and it gave her more faith. Harriet Tubman was destined to find the bible,black people were destined to find the bible for a reason. Something can be forced on you for good or with evil intent,obviously it was forced on us with evil intent. But the bible is a living book and is encoded so only the chosen with proper discernment can get the real message. Cacs didn't know what they were handing to us
.Most Christians don't have the discernment,most black people are lost so can only see it as Europeans taught them. So yes in the wrong hands,it is a book of enslavement that induces fear more than it empowers.Only problem with the bible is black folks reading it wrong,and not enough great prophets like Natureboy.
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"in 1849 Tubman’s owner, Edward Brodess, needed to sell slaves in order to cover his debts. Minty heard rumors that she and her brothers were going to be sold. According to Sarah Hopkins Bradford’s biography of Harriet Tubman, Minty began praying that his owner change his mind “I prayed all night long for my master till the first of March”. When her prayers did not work she changed it to: “Oh Lord, if you ain’t never going to change than man’s heart, kill him, Lord, and take him out of the way”.
A week later, Edward Brodess died. Tubman felt guilty and full of remorse. The death of her master brought more uncertainty over her and her brothers’ futures. They had already seen three of their sisters being sold and she was not going to let that happen to them.
She resolved that trying to escape, even if they were caught, was a better option than being sold to the south. Tubman was ready. She had saved enough money hiring her labor and knew people who conducted the Underground Railroad. She strongly believed that God would guide her."
She learned the power of sending a prayer up,and it gave her more faith. Harriet Tubman was destined to find the bible,black people were destined to find the bible for a reason. Something can be forced on you for good or with evil intent,obviously it was forced on us with evil intent. But the bible is a living book and is encoded so only the chosen with proper discernment can get the real message. Cacs didn't know what they were handing to us
Most Christians don't have the discernment,most black people are lost so can only see it as Europeans taught them. So yes in the wrong hands,it is a book of enslavement that induces fear more than it empowers.Only problem with the bible is black folks reading it wrong,and not enough great prophets like Natureboy.
Yo squirrel quick question bruh do you feel this way solely about the bible? What about the arabic slave trade? I'm just wondering out of curiousity.
I will take The Trident and my Coli Queen ... you all know who she is.
Will go to The Mariana Trench and live happily. (By my house)
Until The Great War starts.
Will go to The Mariana Trench and live happily. (By my house)
Until The Great War starts.
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Council of Nicea. That's all.
that arab trap of sprinkling crops to intrigue african traders then slave them
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bro watch it its like 8 minutes, theres a speach by sir livingstone at the end will break your heart.
good video.
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The funny thing is, Christianity,Judaism, Islam and all them other religions are damn near directly inspired by African religion, considering Africa is the origins of culture and all.
One example is how the Sun God is called AMEN Ra. And guess what these religions say in their prayer?
One example is how the Sun God is called AMEN Ra. And guess what these religions say in their prayer?