Poem about the people of the Diaspora

In this video I talk about the confusion behind the translation of Deuteronomy 28:68 and provide my interpretation based on what I find in Nehemiah chapter 5. Evangelical Christians and our brothers who have submitted to a false version of Christianity will not like this.

⁣It is of Yahuahs mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not. They are new every morning: great is your faithfulness. Qiynah (Lamentations) 3:22-23

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Written/Performed by YadahYah
Featuring Jray
Produced by Most Wanted Beats
Recorded by YadahYah
Mixed by Jelani, Studio 23 South Carolina
Mastered by Aria Mastering
Video by YadahYah

ALL GLORY TO YAHUAH!

Learning with family is the best way to learn

⁣Emah Joyce encourages youth to trust in Yah to overcome fear.

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Deportations in mass happening worldwide

Trust in YAH

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Group Of “America’s Frontline Doctors,” Calling Out “Massive Disinformation Campaign”

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Group Of “America’s Frontline Doctors,” Hold Press Conference At Capitol Hill About COVID-19 Calling Out “Massive Disinformation Campaign”

WASHINGTON, D.C. – From the steps of the US Supreme Court, a group of doctors calling themselves “America’s Frontline Doctors,” are speaking out as physicians from around the country, addressing the American people about COVID-19 and what they are calling a “massive disinformation campaign” as COVID-19 is keeping businesses closed and schools planning to remain closed this coming September. The event is being widely recognized as the “White Coat Summit” on Capitol Hill which is scheduled to be a two-day event. It took place today, July 27, 2020.

Speakers at the event included Pediatrician Bob Hamilton, MD from Santa Monica, CA in practice 36 years. Primary Care Physician Stella Immanuel, MD from Houston, TX who stated she has treated over 350 patients with COVID-19 with not a single death. Dan Erickson, MD from California, widely recognized as one of the first to come out with his own grim findings related to misinformation which were referenced in the highly controversial and banned video Plandemic.

Interestingly, the forty-five-minute video is not easy to find through normal channels such as YouTube, Google News, and other ordinary search services. It was live streamed on Facebook and is now removed from breitbart.com.



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Hebrew Israelite Teaching

Check out my poem "Biblical New Year" from my poetry book "Lift Up Your Voice."

This is my step by step showing how I make all natural deodorant in which I have added to my All Natural Skin, Body and Hair Products here ar EPINNA'S Whole Body Restorations

This man was taken off the Heart Transplant list. Join us as we discuss this situation.

⁣I have no regrets, living my life for YAH

Written/performed By: Majxsty
Produced By: TUNNA BEATZ Antun Vuić; Diego Andreu p/k/a boymelody (Collaborator) p/k/a tunnA Beatz;
Mixed by: (Jelani) Studio 23 Columbia South Carolina
CD Design by: Majxsty
Recorded By: Majxsty
Mastered by: Aria Mastering
Off The SHALOM Album 2025

Our first SAMA Session of the year is with the amazing Afro-Colombian ensemble, Kombilesa Mi (My Friends).

Hailing from Palenque, the first free black town in the Americas, Hip hop group Kombilesa Mi is inspiring a whole new generation to love hip hop, love being black, and to rap in Palenquero, the language of their ancestors. Kombilesa Mi is a unique ensemble-preserving their cultural heritage while creating original hip hop music. Much in the vain of hip hop culture in the USA, Kombilesa Mi has created a strong identity and community, using hip hop to teach their native palenquero language and cultural heritage.

Kombilesa Mi's connection, awareness, and joy of their African roots is infectious and incredibly important to claim in Colombian culture and in the diaspora. Colombia has the second highest percentage of African descendants after Brazil in Latin America. In the United States there is a growing Afro-Latino movement and serves to educate, uplift and to bridge communities. The band’s presence is incredibly eye opening and important in a time of increased violence, ignorance, and loss of language.

Weaving in call and response, dance, and traditional Afro-Colombian rhythms, Kombilesa Mi engages the audience in a high energy and interactive performance.