Little Known Black History Facts 2014

Welcome back to little black history facts again here in 2014, we are looking forward to bringing you some information we believe will be very interesting, insightful and inspiring to you in the next few days and weeks.

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The Children of Israel Delivered the Message of God In All Generations

God's Messengers
Israel are His Witnesses

This is the main job of the children of Israel, they are to deliver God’s message to the rest of the world. This has taking place in every generation since the beginning of the church in the wilderness with Moses. When God adopted the children of Israel after he brought them out of Egypt into the wilderness he made them a kingdom of priests. Read Exodus chapter 6, you know that this was the case as they were in the wilderness when the church was created. From that point forward they were the people and collectively they all brought the message to the world concerning the God of Israel or the Most High God.

As we look back generation after generation of the children of Israel, through biblical scripture, we will see that they have always been the “people” to deliver God’s message to a people. During the time of Joseph, a captive child of the children of Israel, he was able to bring the message of God to the Pharaoh concerning Egypt. Had he not Egypt would have been doomed. If we fast forward to David and Solomon’s time, when Israel was on top of the world, we will see that Solomon had kings and queens from all over the world coming to see and hear his wisdom concerning the Most High.

 

The Children of Israel

Delivered the

 

Message of God

In All Generations

As the children of Israel began to take plight because of their sin against God, God still kept the protocol of the children of Israel administering the word of God to other nations. Jeremiah was sent to the surrounding nations of Israel, to Esau and Arab nations about the coming destruction by King Nebuchadnezzar. Jeremiah was sent to warn these countries to put their necks under Nebuchadnezzar’s yoke or be removed from their land. Jeremiah of course was an Israelite.

During the times of Daniel, Daniel was sent to King Nebuchadnezzar to tell him of his dream he had concerning world history and world prophecy. Daniel was from the tribe of Judah and was also one of the Hebrew captives who was still used to bring and deliver the message of God. You can see the trend we have here, the children of Israel delivered the message of God in all generations to the children of men. This continues even into our present generation.

 

The Children of Israel Delivered the Message of God In All Generations

The prophet Jonah was sent to the Ninevites to warn of pending damage from the God of Israel and Jonah, also a Hebrew Israelite, was the vessels chosen to deliver the message of God. In the times of Jesus the Christ, when the Pharisees were Herod was looking to get answers concerning the baby who was born to be King of Jerusalem, he is said to have summoned the chief priests and scribes to demand them to tell him where the child would be born. The Pharisees also being the children of Israel knew exactly what the answer of God was and reported it to Herod. This also supports that Herod was not a Jew, but was of the seed of Edom placed in charge of the Jews by the Roman government. Had Herod been a Jew, he would have known the answer or been able to receive it.

Lastly, even in the New Covenant when the Gentile was coming into the church for the very first time under the New Covenant, Cornelius was sent to Peter and Peter was commanded to tell him what he needed to do in order to enter the Commonwealth of God. These all should send us a pretty clear message that the children of Israel are the spokespeople for the God of Israel in teaching people what they need to do in order to receive salvation. As Jesus said, salvation is of the Jews, not that the Jews only will receive salvation, but rather we need to learn from the Jews (children of Israel) on how to receive salvation.

The Children of Israel Delivered the Message of God In All Generations

Further, even if you do not go directly to a physical child of Israel today, reading the Scriptures is still going to the children of Israel in order to find salvation because all of the books of the Bible were written by the children of Israel. Therefore this is vital information for you to understand that God has not cast His people away and then they are still the main people to do the job of administering His Word as we go into these last days of famine. You need to know how to identify who are the real children of Israel and begin to deal with them and help them to help you and the rest of the world. This way we all help each other and bring back the coming of our Lord with us being covered in His blood.

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Was Paul a Roman, a Jew, or Egyptian?

 

Was Paul a Roman, a Jew, or Egyptian?

Paul is another man thought to be a Gentile because he taught the Gentiles (Europeans).  However, the scriptures certainly tell us otherwise primarily that Paul himself was part of the children of Israel.

Specifically, Paul came from the family of Benjamin, one of the twelve sons of Jacob (Israel).  This is read clearly in the book of Romans chapter eleven and verses one.  However, Paul being a Hebrew Israelite was still mistaken for an Egyptian.

 37And as Paul was to be led into the castle, he said unto the chief captain, May I speak unto thee? Who said, Canst thou speak Greek?

 38Art not thou that Egyptian, which before these days madest an uproar, and leddest out into the wilderness four thousand men that were murderers?

Paul was in some trouble and he was attempting to talk his way out of it to one of the Roman or Greek guards.  The guard asked Paul if he could speak the Greek language.

He then asks Paul if he was the crazy Egyptian who made an uproar leading four hundred murderers out to the wilderness.  The color aspect is that Paul was mistaken for an Egyptian, as Moses passed for an Egyptian and even Jesus and His family.

Paul in other scriptures said he was a Roman, nevertheless, that only refers to his citizenship because Paul already has told us where he’s from and the precise tribe within Israel.

 

The Dark Side of Black History

The Dark Side of Black History is the second book by Koko Ishe, and it is a story of the chaotic world of Black Americans within Christianity. This book is for black Americans to learn amazing facts about their history that has been secretly woven in Christianity.

It is a history of slavery and it can be bitterly harsh and dark, but it does offer the reasons why, and how black Americans around the world can solve the problematic and chaotic world that plague the community.

Ishe, Nigerian born, gathers his black American brothers and sisters and first help them identify themselves with startling facts about color and conditions of blacks in America and how it relates to Christianity. Follow this website to learn the facts, the little known black history facts, and get around the Dark Side of Black History.

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