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This is your boy, your friend, your brother, French. In the West African, yeah. To this lesson, topic and investigation is going to be about the true origin of the name of Jamaica, the connection between the West Indies and West Africans, and the connection between both of these people and the ancient Hebrew Israelite.
So for those who don't know, for those who know, um, the truth is that black people, we are the true distilling of the Hebrew Israel. I'm not saying every single black person on the planet, because, but, you know, especially they need growth, yeah. So we know that the majority of people in Jamaica, yeah, especially, or in the West Indies, are of African descent, yeah, or or predominantly negroid or negro, yeah, same thing. It was Africa, the majority of people, most Africa in the central part of Africa are eagles. So we know that we have a connection, some connections within history and our ancestors. We got to know more about our own history.
So this video is only for educational purposes, to make people understand that we are the chosen people of the Most High, that we have evidence about that. And, you know, that also, uh, want to give you guys the willingness to go and search or research, should I say, yeah. And by the way, again, my, my own wife is from Jamaica, so, you know, yeah, just a little shout out to her, you know, people, yeah. And all I always say, uh, these devils are the top and these cool systems and all that, just Europeans, they're not going to educate. It caters on our own industry, so we gotta do it ourselves. And, you know, we gotta get the light because I'm dark for a long time. So as I always say, just get it. And there you go.
Across the country, and particularly along the coast, evidence of the European presence and the slave trade in the 14th century abound. And just as Ghana bears the marks of colonialism, many parts of the Americas, Europe, and elsewhere also carry proof of aspects of the culture of enslaved Africans who, until their surgeon, knew no other way of life. From the ancestral River Park at Asin Master in the central region, the story is told, for example, of how the Caribbean country of Jamaica was named by Akan slaves that came. Jamaica, as it will face it, wasn't the indigenous people who named it as Jamaica, but before they are currently speaking, it wasn't the indigenous people who named it as Jamaica, but before they are current speaking people, the slaves were captured from this place to Jamaica. Looking at the terms of condition that they find themselves, then they say, "Wow, the same this place that we have come, you have come to stay permanently, perhaps we have come to a statement." In our current version, we say, "Jamaica."
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Western African History, yeah, by Robert Collins. This movie, let's keep it moving. All right, so it's mutiny, yeah, page 492. Now we read, yeah, this white man tells you why I did do some [ __ ] on the ships. Here we go. I have been in several voyages when there have been no attempt made by our Negroes to mutually just jump down, but sometimes we meet with some star-storrent people among them who are never made to be easy. These are generally some of the Committees, the nation of Gold Coast, between Nandi, Ghana. So again, we have more proof that they had commented on their ships, yeah. Also, I can speak in people. Let's read. On board of the Elizabeth, they arrived five months after this at Jamaica, yeah, Pedro on the 95. Now, yeah, so once again, yeah, after after having sinned the slave out of the Elizabeth, yeah. So when Africans say that didn't make it come from Africa or from the Akan speaking people, they're not tripping, they're telling the truth. There you go. Shalom.
So he brings him in West Africa by Joseph Williams. Yeah, in case you do not believe what the guy just said, you may believe now. So we're going to go to the very first page, yeah, very first chapter and read, uh, W.J. Gardner in his History of Jamaica states, "Great numbers of negro slave were imported from Africa, representing tribes of divers in character as different European nations among the fears. The Cormentes occupied a very permanent place." Let's jump down a little bit. "The Negroes from Gold Coast, which is now Ghana, yeah, were known generally as the Cormentes, the Ashanti, the Fante, described, mm-hmm, by Duke Lou, were included in this term. They were strong and active on these actions, valued by the planters." So if you do not know the Cormentes or the people from Gold Coast, which is neither Ghana, they are the Akan speaking people. Yes. Could be moving.
So we are in the Hebrew Stones Concordance. Yeah, and we see, yeah, the lexicon and it says, "Trunks, age 5912." For those who want to do some, some more research, yeah, we read translations, Akan, you know, proper masculine noun, yeah. You see the meaning of the, so strong definitions, and he says, "meaning to trouble, troublesome, Akan, and Israelite." Yeah, and you see right here, "trouble, trouble." Yeah, and here, "a a Judai, so descending of Judah, who violated God's specific ban on taking any load from the capture of the city of Jericho, and while stoned to death along with his family for this violation." So once again, how do these people from Africa or West Africa end up having the same name as an Israelite if they are not Israelites? Can somebody explain to me? The same name that the ancestors gave to these people, yeah, in West Africa, how do they end up with a Hebrew name? But the answer is very easy. Is that the Hebrews themselves, yeah, the Hebrews were black, and the Hebrews fled into Africa, or deeper into Africa, because they were already in Africa, because Israelis in Africa. And, you know, and there you go. And then they end up, they end up in the slave trade, and some of these Hebrews end up in Jamaica or America or different places. So, you know, I'm saying, um, yeah.
Thinking of the Bible Hub now, yeah, another one to make sure that we're not, you know, I'm saying, getting for one source, we're not having one only one, um, weakness, we have two or three weaknesses, yeah. So once again, age 5912, Akan, yeah, original word, it gives your name in Hebrew, yeah, and Hebrew writings, yeah, proper name, masculine, yeah, translation of Khan, Akan, an Israelite name. So once again, these people from West Africa, they end up with the name Akan. Yeah, and some of these Akan have been taken into slave tree, slavery, and, you know, uh, slave trade and everything, and then end up in different parts of the world as, uh, slaves, yeah. So just to make the connection between the Hebrews and the Akan speaking people, because a lot of people over there, if you go or if you meet any people, anybody from Ghana, then that know this information, they'll tell you that yes, um, the ancestors come from came from the land of Canaan, and I've met some Kenyan people from Ghana, and I've spoke to them because I'm from Africa myself. I spoke about these kind of things that, yeah, maybe, uh, we can come from, um, Israel and all that, because my tribe as well, yeah, they claim to be Israelites. So yes, and they confirmed, they say, yes, the Akan people, they came from the land of Canaan, which is now they call Israel. So, you know, let's keep it moving.
So let's do some more research on these Akan people. So I on Wikipedia, Akan people. The Akan or a meta ethnicity, predominantly speaking Central languages and Brazilian in the southern regions of the former Gold Coast region in what is today the nation of Ghana. Akan, who historically immigrated from Ghana, also make up a popularity of the population in the Ivory Coast. So Ivory Coast, my country, by the way, yeah. I'm not an Akan, but, you know, I'm from the western part, yeah, mostly, uh, Kru people. They also live in a smaller number in the neighboring countries of Burkina Faso, Togo, and Benin. Yeah. Akan language, also known as Tuyo Fante, is a group of dialects within the Central Tano branch of the Portutano, it's a family of the Niger Congo family. So when you go down, they give you other subgroups, or should I say tribes, yeah. So you have the Ashanti, and Ashanti is also in the Bible, which, or should I say Ashan, yeah, because T is for sons, and of course, in in Hebrews, Ashan is a city of Judah. And once again, we just checked that, um, um, Akan was also of the tribe of Judah. Yes. So he put the two together. These people were already descending of Judah, basically. Yes. So once again, yeah, and it gives you, uh, the Aquamu, yeah, the Aquam, you know what I'm saying, all together known as Tui, uh, Agona, Fante. They have many different, uh, even these people are predominantly in articles. These ones that are the Ani Balu, there's people from Ivory Coast, but they also Akan speaking people. Yeah. So if you want to do further research, you can do it, yeah. But they also give you some little history on slave trade. It says right here, yeah, we right here, yet, so of the Akan people into the slave trade, pick during the Fante and Ashanti conflict, yeah, as prisoner of war. Akan conflict lead to a high number of military captives being sold into slavery. No, no, then as Cormentee. So we just checked the Cormentee, because basically the Fante and the Ashanti had a little war together, and that's what it led to having slaves on both sides. Yeah. So when people talk about, yeah, African sort of industry, they don't even know their own history. They don't know that there was a lot of war between each other, and we were brothers. But I have a video on the safe trade, yeah, a full documentary I made up myself with books and then with videos and stuff. So if you feel free to go check it, you know what I'm saying? It's all about learning and, you know, I'm saying, educating ourselves because these Europeans, yeah, not every single one of them, but I'm saying these Europeans, yeah, these Gentiles, they're not gonna teach us our history. Yeah, they're not gonna tell us that Akan is in the is in the Bible and it's of Hebrew origin, and that the black people or the Hebrew Israelite, they're like going to the death that tell us that, you know what I'm saying? So we got to educate ourselves. And I'd rather educate black people first before to educate any other people, you know what I'm saying? Bro, let's keep it moving. Yeah, it was just from the history on people. So we know that who they are, and we make sure that all the evidence that we got now to conclude that, uh, Jamaicans or any any Western Unions that are of negro descent or African descent is a Israelite.
Now let us do some research on this orb or AB or OB, yeah, and it's also in the Hebrew. And for those that are from like West Indies and all that, they will know what I'm talking about because OB, we can relate, we can put two and two together and, you know, I'm saying, conclude that it means Obia. Yeah. For those who know who who hope, what Obia is, basically, um, this kind of like voodoo kind of, you know, saying witchcraft, yeah, and it's also from Hebrew origins, yeah, you know what I'm saying? And it is also, yeah, also of Akan origin, yeah. For the same old bear that people talk about in West Indies, when you speak of voodoo, yeah, it's the same Obia or Obi that people say in Africa, you know what I'm saying? So that's funny how we don't even know our own history. It's like, come on, like we gotta wake up, like people, for real, yeah. And if you see it says a battle, yeah, or made from animal skin, a necromancer, yeah. But we gotta know what is a necromancer, right here, yeah. What is a necromancer, yeah? And just let's check up this word. So let's check on Wikipedia, a necromancer. Check this out. A person who practice or practices, sorry, necromancy, a wizard or a magician. So you'll see, y'all don't understand that all these things, especially voodoo, is actually of Hebrew origins. Yeah. I'm not saying that voodoo was a good thing because voodoo is against the Bible, but voodoo was the very sin that got us taken into slavery. And I'm gonna do a full video on that for everybody to understand that because, excuse me, a lot of black people trying to say that, oh yeah, we got to go back to voodoo, blah, blah, blah, when voodoo never have to air test in the first place. And if you can actually, um, find a connection between voodoo and and the Israelite, you know, I'm saying, uh, and also the African people, people, Africans are saying, yeah, it means a lot. It means a lot. Okay.
So once again, yeah, and the Cormentee is a wizard. So that's where when you get the word Obi, yeah, or Obia, yeah, in African language, you also get that in the West Indies, and they call that Obi. And anybody from Jamaica, like my wife is from Jamaica, yeah, and any Jamaicans, if you say that to them, they'll say, yes, this and that. But I love this very thing that we just read. So once again, it's important to do research and understand that one, we are connected as a people, yeah, all the Negroes, whether you are in West Indies or America or South America, yeah, or Africa, West, Central, you know what I'm saying, we're all connected as a people, and we have a history that we share, and there's a truth about us, and this trip is that we are the true children of Israel. Once again, this orb, may is is a Hebrew word which means a necromancer. We can go back to it right now. Go back to it. We're in blue letters now, KJV version of all of our hoop, if you want, yeah, and then they give you the things and they say from the same apparently through the idea of Pauline father's name, properly and Mumbo, you know I'm saying, water skin, yeah, and you go, necromancer, there you go, a wizard, a wizard, yeah, familiar spirit, and familiar spirit in the Torah is against Torah, you know I'm saying? So once again, we see the Hebrew origin of Obia, you know what I'm saying, yeah, which is also called Obi in African language, predominantly, uh, Akan language, yeah. So I can do that all day. I can make the connections all day between the Hebrews and Akan speaking people, and then the the the very Negroes that I've been taken to slavery, Jamaicans, whatever you want to call them, you know what I'm saying. We can do that all day long. But it's just to make people understand the truth behind, um, the origins of the name of Jamaica, and also the origin of the very people that live in Jamaica, which are Africa, of African descent. And, you know, I'm saying, to me, the connection between the Hebrews and everything, yeah.
All right, so let's do some further research on this all b or obia or AB, which is in Hebrew, yeah, and let's see. So Hebrews in West Africa, back again, yeah, and we read in page 51, and you will find some very, very interesting things, yeah. So we read, "To my own personal knowledge, after five years of close contact with the Jamaica or Jamaican bush in the midnight and contention of Obi, a perfect Virgo of these and similar ingredients in invariably placed not in a box or package, but in a battle." We just seen in the Hebrew that Obi means battle. You you kind of see the The Coincidence now? I mean, obviously it's not correcting, but I'm saying, yeah. So it's moving, which must be duly buried near the boiling of is intended. Yeah. And then we're going to jump down a little bit and we read right here, "The very term used by the native to make Obi, which have come to Jamaica through the old Ashanti slaves, scriptural author Bob." Once again, even this guy in his book, he understands that, and that's where I get the information from, you know what I'm saying? And this guy is from Ghana himself, his scholar, is a black scholar. So when he made this thing, he was, he was probably thinking, "Oh my gosh, like, you know what I'm saying?" So it's not a coincidence, yeah. And he's telling me, is this still another mayor coincidence, yeah, or may he not indicate that the Ashanti ultimately, yeah.
To clarify the original meaning of the word and explain one form of which I practiced by the ancient Hebrews. So family, you are, is you from Jamaica? You know that, yeah. You are a Hebrew. You are a Hebrew. And if you're from Ghana, you're watching this, and you're from, you, you are Akan speaking, you are also a Hebrew, you know what I'm saying? So let's get it from the Strong Concordance, yeah, the Strong Concordance. You see his books, by the way, that's why, yeah, and we're going deep into the Hebrew again, just to make sure that, you know, I'm saying, we're doing our research and we understand and we have many, many proof, yeah. So remember, we just seen that old or Obia is the same thing as the witchcraft that the Israelites were practicing, which was against the Bible, by the way, yeah. So once again, H178, obey, yeah, or OB, yeah, from the same as apart through the idea of probably doing a father's name, yeah, and then you go down a little bit. Oh, means spirit of dead, necromancer. We've known that in the community of the wizard. The word usually represents the troubled spirit or spirit of dead. And we go down a little bit right here. Necromancy was contributed to Elohim's Commandments, that is practitioner, sorry, that is practitioners were under the death penalty. Deuteration, yeah. Nick remains here, unusual, unusual experiences do not prove that they truly had power to summon the dead. For example, the medium of indoor could not snatch Samuel out of Elohim's hand against his wish, yeah. So once again, just to read that quickly to make our understanding, yeah. So once again, yeah, um, we see that opening spirit, yeah, is up right here, yeah, or b o o, you know what I'm saying, yeah, wizard, you know what I'm saying? So once again, we came in the connection between Obia or Obi in Ghana, Obia in West Indies, you know what I'm saying, um, if for the proof that with the Israelite, you know what I'm saying, if these things survived among us, yeah, um, and they came from ancient Israel, we can only conclude that we are these people. There you go.
All right, so now we are reading from Babylon Time Book Two, a book by Rudolph Windsor, and it's a lot of information about the black Hebrews in that, yeah. So in three, the Jews among the Ashanti, I mean, the Ashanti's of the Gold Coast, Ghana, are found Jews who observe many Hebrew costumes. They don't fight, I'm sorry, they rest. Let's jump down. Ashanti Jews also observed a lot of uncleanness after childbirth, purification ceremony of the 40th Day, the menstrual seclusion law, and ceremonial ablutions, yeah. So once again, there's a lot in which this one is very interesting. I think you do have a Brisk there, like a high priest in ancient Israel, and it is divided into 12 parts, represented the 12 tribes of Israel. Hmm. But in this book right here, yeah, they showed it to you. Check this out. See, hang on, trying to show the yacht for y'all to see. That's the breastplate, yeah, and you read right here, Ashanti Ambassador crossing the part, the prop, you know what I'm saying, and that's been drawn by a white man, Sir Henry Martin, I think Stanley, yeah. You see them, the breastplate's right here with the 12 tribes of Israel. So once again, yeah, once again, these Hebrews were like thing of the Bible is actually our history. It's black people's history. It's your history. And it's not only, um, the Ashanti, Akan speaking people that are Israelite in, um, Africa. There's the majority of the West Coast of Africa is Israelite, and the majority of Africa went to slavery. And then it's not only, um, there were not only slaves of Ghana taken to to Jamaica. They had slaves from Senegal, from other regions, from Angola, you know, you know, it's got different, different places in Africa, yeah. So if you read the book, they speak of the Yoruba people of Nigeria, as well as the Igbo, as well, you know what I'm saying, a lot of different here. There's a look in page 128, it's telling you many black Jews were established inland along the coast of Angola, Congo, and Gabon, you know what I'm saying, yeah. It gives you Ivory Coast, yeah, you know what I'm saying, like, and I'm from Ivory Coast myself, yeah. So, you know what I'm saying, there's a lot of information that we got to go, uh, we can go on page runner in 32, and just read the follow. Check this out. "These facts have peculiar significance under the presence of Judaism among American Negroes is to be questioned." I'll consider anything, sorry, hundreds of thousands of slaves were brought to America from the western Africa during the days of the traffic, beginning nearly 400 years ago. How much more Judaism survived among West African Negroes in that early time? As persecuted communities, they were write a more endangered than other Negroes of being raided by war parties and sold as slaves. So once again, he's telling you that Judaism survives among the Negroes of West Africa, but not among the Negroes I've been taken to slavery, you know what I'm saying? So once again, people, we got to make a connection between us and know our own history, because if we don't know where we come from, we don't know our own history, we are lost people. Yeah. Uh, page 133 now, and we read, "Before Doctor could be published his book, The Lost Tribes, a Myth, Rabbi Matthew organized a Hebrew Congregation in 1918." And you should, you go look up these names and stuff, you know what I'm saying, Robert Matthew, and all that, and go look up this actual thing that took place, yeah. Let's keep it moving. "And Proclaim that the black people of the United States and the West Indies are original black Hebrews. There are hundreds of thousands of black American African Hebrews scattered throughout the United States, not only in the urban areas, but also in the rural communities of this nation. With the revelation of of imco historical evidence, the authenticity of of these black Hebrews can no longer be questioned. However, in regard to the purity of their Judaism among some of these Jews, that is another issue." But this was the conclusion of this book, basically, and is backing up, you know what I'm saying, is a well-known scholar, you know what I'm saying, um, he's not making this up, yeah, you know what I'm saying, they are very information, yeah, and these people know our history, they know who we are, they know. So it's to you to understand who you really are, yeah. And, uh, please people, especially for my people in Jamaica, please stop with the nonsense about, uh, you Ethiopian and all that crap. You're not. Yeah, you were Hebrew Israelite. You stayed African, but you were Hebrew Israelite. Let's keep moving.
Let's go into this and over and Company Bible Dictionary now and let's read a little, yeah. And let's forget the definition about him, which were the forefather of the Egyptian and all these people, yeah. And the three to him, the youngest son of Noah, born probably about 96 years before the flood, and one of eight persons to live through the flood. He became the progenitor of the dark races. Check this out. Not the Negroes, but but but the Egyptians, Ethiopians, Libyans, and Canaanites. Yeah. So if you are a negro, which you are, if you're from Jamaica, especially, or the majority of people of West Africa, yeah, and central Africa, if you were negro, you are not a son of him. The Ethiopians, yeah, they are the son of M. So once again, for my people in Jamaica, please stop believing that you are a, you there's any connection between the Ethiopians and the Israelite. Yeah. Yes, Moses had an Ethiopian woman and all that, and we there's not even much evidence that a mini lake is the son of of Solomon. And even if he was, according to Torah or the Bible, yeah, the Old Testament, it is illegal to marry us out of your nation if you're Israelite. So once again, once again, you know, I'm saying, uh, let's get your your facts straight, yeah. It's deep into the scriptures quickly. All right, so let's go to the Bible now. Quick history. Yeah, I was saying that, um, the Ethiopians got nothing to do with, uh, with the scriptures, yeah. And for my people from Jamaica that are Rastafarian and all that, you need to read the Bible. Quick. You need to read the Bible very carefully, yeah. So, um, I'm gonna read, reread from First Chronicles, yeah, chapter 3, verse 10. Yeah, First Funny Quotes, 3, verse 10, and we'll see right here, "And Solomon's son was real red, his son Assad, his son Jehoshaphan, his son, yeah." And they say in verse 11, "If you want to ram his son, his son Johanna's son." So, uh, if you can't really, she can read the whole thing. I don't see nothing about women like or anything like that. Why? Because the Israelite were instructed to not set any stranger, um, as king before him, because if Shiva had a son, yeah, from Solomon, the son would be taken as a stranger, yeah, as an alien. Do you understand that? Yeah. So let's go read that law.
So now we're gonna read Deuteronomy chapter 17, verse 15. So Deuteronomy, yeah, do the run of me, chapter 17, verse 15, to understand why, if even if Solomon had a son with Shibai, it could never be king of Israel, never ever. Let's read that. "Thou shall in any way set him king over thee, whom the, um, shall choose. One from among your brethren shall thou set king over you. Thy mace not set a stranger over thee, which is not thy brother." So once again, yeah, and even Rohab, yeah, it wasn't, it was also a stranger, but not in that sense, because he was a son of Amen, and the Ammonite, worsen of light, that were a descendant of Abraham, because we know Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and the tribe of Israel. So by consequence, um, were allowed, yeah, and it was also a mistake, but it was allowed to be king over Israel, because he had some sort of Shamite blood. But if you haven't hear my blood, you have no shame in you, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. So once again, we have to understand these things, yes, to read your Bible, you need to understand. I'm just doing that for some of my people that might watch this video and, you know, I'm saying, from Jamaica, I mean, like, yeah, King Philosophia, no, no, throw that away, because it's not true, it's not spiritual. Now, if you want to believe what you were, whatever you want to believe, you can believe whatever you want to believe. The Bible does not state that, um, Ethiopians got anything to do with the Israelites, yeah. Let's see more. Keep it moving.
Let's go to Isaiah chapter 45, verse 14. So let's go to Isaiah chapter 45, verse 14, yeah. If you've been deceived by this certificate of the Rastafarian thing, you are, you, you need to come out of it. Here, you come out of it, because it's not the truth, yeah. I'm doing this video to explain the true identity of the people of Jamaica, and also other people of, um, West Africa, and any African descent all over the world, yeah. But I'm focusing on Jamaica to prove for more stuff, yeah. But I also wanted to do that to make people understand some, some things, yeah. So the 45, Isaiah chapter 45, and we won, verse 14, yeah, because you say, "Oh, King Selassie, Ethiopians." And look what he said about the Egyptians in the Bible. "Thus if Yahuwah, the Most High, yeah, just say, if Yahuwah, the labor of Egypt, and merchandise of Ethiopia, of the Sabines, men of statues, shall come over to you, and they shall be dying, so they shall be yours." He had to mention and everything. And check this out. "They shall come after thee in chains, in chains they shall come over, and they shall fall down unto you. They shall make supplication unto you, saying, Surely Elohim is in you, Elohim is indeed, and there is none else. There is no Elohim." So end time prophecy says that they basically gonna say sorry to you for what they did to you, you understand? Yeah, because Yahuwah remembers beef. They were a beef between Egyptians, Ethiopians, and the Israelite, yeah, and the Musa, even up to the end, it still remembers beef all the time. And let's read about that. So it's really about that, yeah. Let's go. Second Chronicles, yeah, and we won, chapter 14, chapter 14. I told you that I wrote Yahuwah, or the Most High, if you want, remembers beef, yeah, in one chapter 14, yeah, that's up to 14. And we're gonna read verse nine, probably through 12, yeah. "And they came out against them, they are the Ethiopians, so against them, the tribe of Judah, the Israelite, yeah. Okay, so the Ethiopians came against them, right? Yeah. All right, when they came out against, they were at the Ethiopians with a host of a thousand thousands and 300 materials, and came unto me, Russia." Yeah, there's a little bit more. And then then as I went out against him, and they said the battle in the array in the Valley of the Fatah at Marisha. And as I cried unto Yahuwah, his Elohim, he's handled him and said, "Yahuwah, it is nothing with you to him, sorry, is nothing with you to help, whether with many or with them that have no power. Help us, Elohim, for we rest on you. In in thy name, we go against this multitude. Oh Yahuwah, our our Elohim, let no man prevail against you." So Yahuwah was more the Ethiopians before Assam, before Judah, and the Ethiopian fled. So once again, stop believing in this crap of Irony Selassie, you know that, and all that. There's got nothing to do with the Bible. The Ethiopians are actually real enemies. I'm not saying that if you see an Ethiopian, you gotta go and kill him, not like no, but I'm saying according to the Bible, okay, they are your enemies in a sense. They they had, they were a beef, yeah. So you're not these people. Okay, I'm not telling you to go hate the YouTube, no, but I'm saying, yeah, you'll handle him, or your God can never be Ethiopians. And first of all, your God can never be a man. So if you believe in this, I need selection nonsense, you need to stop, because this got nothing to do with the Bible. And we just read before that you cannot set any stranger against, uh, to be a king. So there you go. For all your Rastafarians, if you actually came to believe in the Bible, you gotta throw it interested fear and stuff, because you're a Hebrew. Your Bible, that's your Bible, that's your history. Torah is your history, not philosophy. And on top of that, I'm from West Africa myself. We got nothing to do with the Ethiopians in West Africa, and your ancestors were taken from West Africa. So you got nothing to do with the Ethiopians. It's true from within these and all that, yeah. You got more in common with us in West Africa than with the Egyptians. Jesus.
And, you know, uh, just one thing I want to say, these Europeans and my school systems are not going to educate us on our own history. They're not going to tell us that we are the children. They're not going to make the connection for us. We got to educate ourselves, you know what I'm saying, and give back our heritage, which is the Bible, and respect it, yeah. So once again, I'll show them everyone, and I hope I'll help to a lot of people, yes.
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