Messianic, hebrew end-time impending judgments; upcoming inbound 3 Days of Darkness,
Be aware of the signal sign from YAH n Yeshua!; prep in comment box; For The Time Is At Hand!

⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣✊🏿⁣The "Yoruba".. who are they ? and the task of ID Verification..

plus.. "who did this to us?" question answered..
⁣Yoruba, Question ID and who did this to us ?
⁣hebrew israelite, eve, erhverh, ewe, yoruba, yariba, id, scripture

In this video I share my personal journey from Vanity to Modesty. How The Most High showed me that he prefered me to be natural, the way he created me with no additions. Vanity is a huge issues for many sisters so I asked The Most High how did he want me to dress, look, do my hair etc... Boy did he answer my questions. I am grateful. We should all seek to know his will and purpose for our lives as sisters.

⁣Isaiah 40:31

But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.

Focus, Meditate and Manifest 💪🏽✊🏽🙏🏽🤝🏾

Why democracies introduce businesses, stranges, thefts in high places, usury, collapse of local industries replaced by multinational slaveholder democracies ...

On our trip in Haiti The MOST HIGH did many wonders and The Spirit was present. On this day The MOST HIGH had us freestyle and give is name glory.

Scripture Reading
Exodus 10
KJV
Read By: Ama My'Yahla BathYah
Music Credit: scottholmesmusic.com

This is a new blessing from our ach HezekiYAH. Be sure to pray for this ach and everyone ABBA is using in HIS Awakening.

All of Israel isn't Israel.

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Im From The Motherland · Nathaniel Shalom

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Released on: 2019-12-26

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Haben Girma was the first deafblind student to graduate from Harvard Law School. Today the Eritrean-American fights for better education for deafblind people worldwide.

FULL TRANSCRIPT (AND TEXT DESCRIPTION)

[Video opens with photos of African women and lively music. Music ends with the words: ‘Women of Africa: Africa’s Unsung Heroes’ under the BBC logo]

[Screen now shows Haben sitting in a chair in her office]

Haben says: “My mother grew up during the 30 years of war in Eritrea, where Eritreans struggled to gain independence from Ethiopia. And when she was 16, she took the very dangerous journey, walking three weeks through the deserts of Eritrea. And then a reparatory organisation helped her come to the United States.”

[Screen now shows text on black background, reading:]

Haben Girma

Lawyer

Haben, 27, was born in the US after her mother fled Eritrea as a refugee in the early 1980s.
She was the first deafblind student to graduate from Harvard Law School.

Haben is now a lawyer with the non-profit group Disability Rights Advocates in California.

[Screen now shows Haben with her dog, walking down the street then walking past the reception desk at her workplace, Disability Rights Advocates. Then we see a photo of Haben with an older woman and man, wearing her graduation gown and holding a certificate. Followed by a photo of Haben being awarded her graduation certificate].

Haben says: “I am an attorney here and I grew up facing access barriers as a deafblind person, and that inspired me to become a lawyer.

And when I first started at Harvard Law School, there were very few deafblind attorneys. I couldn't turn to older deafblind individuals and ask. I had to figure it out a lot on my own.

So graduating from Harvard Law School says a lot about what can be done when people have the right attitude.”

[Screen now shows text on black background, reading:]

One of Haben’s priorities is to help deafblind people communicate through better access to technology.

[Screen now shows Haben, pictured with her assistant who is typing while she uses her digital braille display.]

Haben says: “There are so many forms of communicating information. And if we’re creative and open-minded, we’ll find those forums.

I use a digital braille display and QWERTY keyboard for communication. The braille display shows in digital braille, mechanical dots pop up to form braille letters. And, as I am reading, my assistant Chris types on a QWERTY keyboard when there are conversations going on.”

[Screen now shows video clip of President Obama walking onto stage to applause.]

[Screen now shows text on black background, reading:]
Haben met President Obama at the White House to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

[Screen now shows Haben sitting in her office. Then photos of Haben Girma with President Obama, who is typing her a message on a keyboard while she uses her digital braille display.]

Haben says: “At the White House celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, President Obama met with me and he used alternative technologies to communicate with me.”

[Screen now shows video clip of President Obama giving Haben a hug and then typing “I couldn’t type a hug” to which she says “I prefer real hugs to types hugs!” Both laugh.]

Haben says: “That sends a very empowering message - it reminds the rest of the United States and the world that having an inclusive attitude ensures that people with disabilities can contribute their talents to society.”