⁣Are Negroes asking the right questions about their history? We must consider: Who were we before the slave trades, and how do our ancestral origins shape our identity today? Let’s explore our roots and discover who we truly were before this journey began.

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Yellow Tape · Dre BREW

Funnel To Freedoms Ring

℗ Dre BREW

Released on: 2021-05-10

Producer: Don P
Music Publisher: Dre Brewer
Composer Lyricist: Dre Brewer

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Proverbs 3:5-6

Seems like the debate is over about whether African Americans are Jews. Do we get an apology from those who lied on us, and belittled us over the years? Why don't the ADL fight for blacks being extinguished by police? *** There are INTERRUPTIONS in the BROADCAST - Keep listening or fast forward ***.

Scripture Reading
Exodus 39
KJV
Music Credit: Tokyo Music - Way Home

PRAISE YAH! REPENT PRAY OBEY HALLELUYAH!!!

⁣We explore the fascinating aspects of Jesus' lineage as presented in the gospel of Matthew. This video dives into potential bible contradictions when comparing Matthew's account with Old Testament scriptures, prompting a deeper bible study. Understanding the nuances of the new testament provides profound biblical truth about Jesus Christ.

⁣Acts 2:46-47
46 And they, continuing daily with one accord in the temple, and breaking bread from house to house, did eat their meat with gladness and singleness of heart,
47 Praising YAHUAH, and having favour with all the people. And YAH added to the called out assembly daily such as should be saved.

Written/performed By: Majxsty
Featuring: Ben Yahdah, Yadah’Yah
Produced By: Dion H Burgess/MODERNGOSPELBEATS.COM
Mixed by: (Jelani) Studio 23 Columbia South Carolina
CD Design by: Majxsty
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Mastered by: Aria Mastering
Off The A CLEAN HEART Album 2024

Hear Ezekiel chapters 1 to 3 read aloud with visual emphasis followed by intriguing commentary concerning what The Most High is using the Prophet Ezekiel to do.

hebrew israelite teaching

⁣The Manifestation of the Sons and Daughters of Yahuah, is not just a
spiritual idea, it is a prophesied unveiling, a world-shaking event long
awaited by creation itself. It is the moment when those who were
hidden, humbled, and refined in silence are brought forth in power,
light, and truth. Romans 8:19 proclaims. “For the earnest expectation of
the creation eagerly waits for the revealing of the sons of Alohym. It
speaks of a remnant, a people chosen before the foundations of the
earth, now being revealed in these last days. They are not just rising,
they are manifesting, which means being made known, being exposed, being
uncovered before the eyes of the world and the heavens. To manifest is
to reveal what has always been there, but was unseen, misunderstood, or
rejected. It is the physical and spiritual unveiling of a people whose
true identity was hidden, buried beneath lies, labels, and centuries of
captivity. They were called by false names, but Yahuah knew them. They
were scattered among the nations, but He never lost sight of them. They
were broken and bruised, but they were always His children. Now, the
time is coming when the One who kept them, will cleanse them, and give
them a new name. This manifestation is the fulfillment of generations of
prophecy and pain. It is the answer to cries from slave ships, Islands
in the sea, plantations, deserts, prisons, and the wilderness. The sons
and daughters are rising.

⁣The book of Exodus gives us an account of what happened when the children of Israel were delivered from slavery in Egypt. It is now time for the descendants of those enslaved in Egypt to revisit the departure as they await deliverance from the land of their captivity. In this second session of the series, Remembering the First Exodus, we will confirm that the Egyptians and Israelites were both Black.

Brief video reflection as we continue to be bombarded with wars, rumors of war, famine, pestilence, plagues, disobedience and on and on, in the midst of it all let's be reminded all we need is the faith of the size of a mustard seed to obtain huge benefits. APTTMH!!a
John 14:6; Ex 20:1-17; Lev 23: 1-17; John 14:15; Heb 11:1-; Romans 10:17; Luke 7:50; James 2:26; Heb 3:19; Psalm 18:30; Psalm 19:7; Psalm, 19:14; Luke 1:37; Heb 3:19; Math 19:26; Psalm 111:10; Romans 5:3-4

To Avenge: To inflict harm in return for (an injury or wrong done to oneself or another). "And they cried with a loud voice, saying, How long, O Lord, holy and true, dost thou not judge and avenge our blood on them that dwell on the earth?" Revelation 6:10

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.

They lied to us!! It did not take them 6 months to develop the mRNA technology. They have been working on it for more than 10 years. Everyone MUST be aware because they are not finished with destroying the DNA of our people.