Many are surprised to discover the accomplishments of
black people in the Bible because this this aspect of African History is
not very well known. These books are not racist, they do not belittle any race,
but simply highlight the accomplishments and history of the African people.
They help all to realize that God is not bias agains any people and that Blacks
are also important to God. They reveal God's interaction with people of color
in ancient time.
These books will excite you into studying the Bible again, keep the
interest of your Sunday school class, and get your children interested
in the Bible. Your friends will be amazed by your knowledge of African History from the Bible and
you will become the authority on this subject in their eyes.
The Black Heritage Bible Lessons touch on such subject as the Christian Sabbath,
Jewelry and its origin and use among blacks, the Papacy and Menes, the first Pharaoh of Egypt.
In the chapter on Soul Food, you will learn about some differences in the diets of blacks of
today and those of ancient time and the consequence this is having on the black community.
This is something every black man and woman should know and teach to their children.
Questions such as what is the role of the Papacy in African History? Is the Bible a
"black book" as some are suggesting? Does the Bible address african slavery? What does the Bible
have to say about the future of Africa and Africans will be clearly answered in a definitive manner.
If you are a Christian, these books and the various Bible Lessons will strengthen your
Christian experience. If you are interested in Black History, then you must read these books, even if
your are not a christian. Every Christian should read these books to find out just how much
God loves the people of African descent and what is his great plan for them.
The discoveries of these books will excite you. You will ask yourself,
how did so many people miss these important facts? Why are so many people deceived?
The books are not racist. They do not call white folks the devil or condemn them in anyway,
they simply highlight the information regarding Blacks in the Bible.
Book 1 is in a question and answer format after a brief but deep historical introduction on each subject
it discusses. Book 2 on the other hand is written in prose and is excellent for teenages, especially teenage
boys. People of every age will enjoy these books and no library is complete without this important set of books
on African history from the bible. You will be amazed what you will discover.
