God Almighty
Your Lord
Testicular cancer.
Jesus is coming back soon thread
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NYC Warrior
Dat ole real sh*t
riiiiiiiiight.....
obviously you not empathetic to the experience of slavery so your posts don't surprise me, you ain't my people.
I don't give a fukk what your allah is recording.. as usual we supposed to wait until we die for justice and happiness while those oppress us get to experience heaven on earth in the here and now. yeah ok.
I AM WE ARE
Banned
Won't he do itGotta stop Golden State, it's too unfair.
Quick favor about that mf boogie
MalickSyXShabbaz
FREEALLTHEDOVESANDBANANAS
brother..you're just angry..
i'll put it to you this way.
You didn't go through slavery and I didn't go through slavery
Both of us are Black men in North America.
There's no difference other than your false sense of entitlement to a struggle that you didn't experience.
Salaam
YakSpiller
Veteran
If he did nobody would believe him because he wouldn't be white.
You think white folk would believe this guy
Or this guy
I doesn't matter anyway most of the people on this Earth worship that almighty dollar.
You think white folk would believe this guy
Or this guy
I doesn't matter anyway most of the people on this Earth worship that almighty dollar.
Soon as he show up, some fat cac lady gonna call 911 on that nikka and he gon bounce.
If that nikka ain't black this time around I ain't fukking with him 
Or Korean. Korean Jesus skrait
Or Korean. Korean Jesus skrait
xoxodede
Superstar
SnowflakesByTheOZ
Sorry, that's another B
YakSpiller
Veteran
That nikka prolly look like Offset.
xoxodede
Superstar
The Religious Instruction of the Negroes. In the United States:
Jones, Charles Colcock, 1804-1863
Charles Colcock Jones, 1804-1863. The Religious Instruction of the Negroes. In the United States.
African savages, and never heard of the name of Jesus or his Gospel until they arrived at the land of their slavery in America: whom their masters generally neglect, and whose souls none care for, as though immortality were not a privilege common to them, as with their masters; these poor unhappy Africans are objects of my compassion, and I think the most proper objects of the Society's charity. The inhabitants of Virginia are computed to be about 300,000 men, the one-half of which number are supposed to be Negroes. The number of those who attend my ministry at particular times, is uncertain, but generally about 300, who give a stated attendance; and never have I been so struck with the appearance of an assembly, as when I have glanced my eye to that part of the meeting-house where they usually sit, adorned (for so it has appeared to me) with so many black countenances, eagerly attentive to every word they hear and frequently bathed in tears. A considerable number of them (about a hundred) have been baptised, after a proper time for instruction, having given credible evidence, not only of their acquaintance with the important doctrines of the Christian religion, but also a deep sense of them in their minds, attested by a life of strict piety arid holiness. As they are not sufficiently polished to dissemble with a good grace, they express the sentiments of their souls so much in the language of simple nature and with such genuine indications of sincerity, that it is impossible to suspect their professions, especially when attended with a truly Christian life and exemplary conduct. There are multitudes of them in different places, who are willing and eagerly desirous to be instructed and embrace.
Certainly not ignorant preachers. It is the opinion of some, that any body will do to preach to the Negroes, which is an erroneous opinion--the child of ignorance itself. No inconsiderable a part of that misery into which the fall brought mankind, is a darkened understanding. It is not more true that "the world lieth in wickedness," than that they have "the understanding darkened being alienated from the life of God through the ignorance that is in them." There is the blindness of the mind and the hardness of the heart; and they act and re-act the one upon the other. Our Lord has taught
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us also, that men "love darkness rather than light;"-- this very state of blindness and hardness. They do not like to "retain God in their knowledge." Hence the more ignorant they are of God the more wicked they are. And the more ignorant and wicked, the greater the difficulty of enlightening and elevating them. It will be seen that the difficulty is increased a thousand fold, when the only access which the people have to the light, is through the living teacher.
The primary work of a minister is to dissipate this natural blindness of men's minds in respect to God, by pouring in upon them in the most suitable manner, "the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ," and in this way quickening the conscience and moving the heart.
Jones, Charles Colcock, 1804-1863
Charles Colcock Jones, 1804-1863. The Religious Instruction of the Negroes. In the United States.
African savages, and never heard of the name of Jesus or his Gospel until they arrived at the land of their slavery in America: whom their masters generally neglect, and whose souls none care for, as though immortality were not a privilege common to them, as with their masters; these poor unhappy Africans are objects of my compassion, and I think the most proper objects of the Society's charity. The inhabitants of Virginia are computed to be about 300,000 men, the one-half of which number are supposed to be Negroes. The number of those who attend my ministry at particular times, is uncertain, but generally about 300, who give a stated attendance; and never have I been so struck with the appearance of an assembly, as when I have glanced my eye to that part of the meeting-house where they usually sit, adorned (for so it has appeared to me) with so many black countenances, eagerly attentive to every word they hear and frequently bathed in tears. A considerable number of them (about a hundred) have been baptised, after a proper time for instruction, having given credible evidence, not only of their acquaintance with the important doctrines of the Christian religion, but also a deep sense of them in their minds, attested by a life of strict piety arid holiness. As they are not sufficiently polished to dissemble with a good grace, they express the sentiments of their souls so much in the language of simple nature and with such genuine indications of sincerity, that it is impossible to suspect their professions, especially when attended with a truly Christian life and exemplary conduct. There are multitudes of them in different places, who are willing and eagerly desirous to be instructed and embrace.
Certainly not ignorant preachers. It is the opinion of some, that any body will do to preach to the Negroes, which is an erroneous opinion--the child of ignorance itself. No inconsiderable a part of that misery into which the fall brought mankind, is a darkened understanding. It is not more true that "the world lieth in wickedness," than that they have "the understanding darkened being alienated from the life of God through the ignorance that is in them." There is the blindness of the mind and the hardness of the heart; and they act and re-act the one upon the other. Our Lord has taught
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us also, that men "love darkness rather than light;"-- this very state of blindness and hardness. They do not like to "retain God in their knowledge." Hence the more ignorant they are of God the more wicked they are. And the more ignorant and wicked, the greater the difficulty of enlightening and elevating them. It will be seen that the difficulty is increased a thousand fold, when the only access which the people have to the light, is through the living teacher.
The primary work of a minister is to dissipate this natural blindness of men's minds in respect to God, by pouring in upon them in the most suitable manner, "the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ," and in this way quickening the conscience and moving the heart.
MalickSyXShabbaz
FREEALLTHEDOVESANDBANANAS
Man said you're not my people as if those chains were on his back
As if white feds are checking to see if a black man is african or African American
As if there aren't african descended kids going through the same hood politics as african Americans
You weren't a slave breh your ancestors were...so don't be mad because we're not mad that youre mad
Salaam
As if white feds are checking to see if a black man is african or African American
As if there aren't african descended kids going through the same hood politics as african Americans
You weren't a slave breh your ancestors were...so don't be mad because we're not mad that youre mad
Salaam
He made a pass at me.
I caught it, scored, went for 2, onside kicked, recovered it, scored again, left the ball in the end zone. 9 months later, the baby looks like me, with hair like wool.
I caught it, scored, went for 2, onside kicked, recovered it, scored again, left the ball in the end zone. 9 months later, the baby looks like me, with hair like wool.
