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_According to Scripture, Elizabeth descended from the “Tribe of Levi,”
My aim in giving the background of ppl in the Bible is to present the “Gospel”
Elizabeth was married to a priest named “Zacharias.” Scripture tells us that Zacharias and Elizabeth
But Elizabeth was “[Barren],” and could not bear her husband a
Queen Candace’s story can be
(Acts 8:26-39).
We can determine the approximate time of “[Queen Candace’s rule]” by the Apostle
“[Candace]” is mentioned in Scripture as being
Not long after the death of Christ, one of Jesus’ disciples, “[Philip],”was commissioned of the “[Holy Spirit]” to share the “[Gospel of
The encounter occurred when the eunuch (castrated male) was returning
By this, we know that the “[Queen Candace]” and her “[Treasurer]”
When Philip approached him, the Treasurer was reading in the “[Book
After Philip told the Treasurer all the things that had happened
The story of Mary and
The story of Mary and
We must do so, because
We can draw a reasonable
And those Romans who
And Romans hated all
Example: During the timing when Jesus was
However, God sent an angel
So, as true followers
Believe the Word of God,
“Ruth”- One of the “2” books in Bible dedicated to women!
However, the story of Ruth covers many other interesting
Ruth was a Moabite by nationality (not an Israelite);
However, Ruth became an Israelite through marriage
Even though the men of Israel could not marry inter-tribally
Therefore, the Lord used “Judges” to represent Himself to guide
So, God appointed his very “First” female Judge by the name
Even though Debora was Israel’s first “Female” spiritual
(Judges 4:4).
Scripture tells us that “Deborah” would sit under the palm
Here’s an example of “why” Scripture tells us that God’s thoughts
Although Deborah fell under the “Curse of Eve,” as
So, we know that Deborah was “[Favored]” of God (Like
What drew my attention to “[Prophetess Deborah]” was the
And here’s how that name “Barak” came up: when
Here’s proof that ancient Israel was dominated by dark-skinned
Apparently, he named his son, (Barack) after this army
At any rate, Prophetess Deborah sent for “Barak” and
“THEN SHE SENT AND CALLED FOR
“HAS NOT THE (LORD GOD OF ISRAEL)
AND AGAINST YOU I WILL DEPLOY
AND ‘[BARAK]” SAID TO HER, “IF YOU
Even though this Judge of Israel was a “Woman,” she
Deborah was such a powerful leader, Barak only felt confident to go
“End-Time” Revelations, by “Lessie
The Bible does not give any background (tribe), or relatives of the “Woman with the Issue of Blood,” therefore, we cannot know, with complete certainty, whether she was a Black woman, or not.
However, we do know that she was a woman of color. How can we determine this, you might ask? By “deduction!”
Since Scripture tells us that the entire world was populated by the “3” sons of Noah (Japheth, Shem, andHam), we can deduce that she was not a white woman because “Japheth’s descendants (Caucasians), did not remain in the Middle East very long after exiting the Ark – they migrated and settled around the Mediterranean Sea; establishing Europe; Greece being their first established city/capital (Gen.10:2-5).
European history books, (not the Bible), tell us that Japheth’s descendants eventually splintered into various factions, and tribes(Barbarians, Huns, Franks, and Goths); all fighting each other for dominance against Greece.
However, in the process of time, another faction emerged who dominated and conquered Greece – “The Great Roman Empire” who was in rule during the timing when Jesus was born, as well as after His death.
So, there is no history of Japheth’s descendants in the “OT” – Just google Japheth’s descendants (only “4” verses in the OT - Gen.10:2-5). There, you will discover that “All” of them are located in Europe)!
Therefore, it would have been a disgrace for a White woman to be following Jesus (a Jew w/woolly hair, and dark-skin “brass”); Rev.1:14-15).
There are “2” popular women in the Bible by the name “Tamar.” Both are Black women, and both suffered under the curse of “Eve” (men Ruling over them (Gen.3:16).
But this “Tamar’s” story is quite different than king David’s daughter’s tragic story of Rape.
This Tamar is clever, and manipulative! She did not come from “Royalty” as the other Tamar– therefore, she learned how to survive in this male-dominated era.
So, how do we know that this Tamar was a Black woman? Because she was a Canaanite! Canaanites are the direct descendants of“[Ham],” (Noah’ dark-skin son).
Ham named one of his “4” sons“Canaan” – and the region where his descendants lived took on his name. They are referred to in Scripture as “Canaanites!” (Gen.10:6).
And “Tamar” lived in the region of Canaan. So, we know that this Tamar was a Black woman.
During this timing, “Judah” – Hebrew– Tan Middle-Eastern
1. So, how do we know that “[Tamar]” was a Black young woman? Because her father – King David was a Black man. King David is also the father of King Solomon (whom the world recognizes as a Black). If king David was a White man, he could not have produced a Black child (scientifically)! Tamar, as well as her brother, Solomon, were all members of the Tribe of Judah (Israel’s dark-skinned Tribe) Rev. 5:5. So, we know that Tamar was a Black young lady by her genealogy.
2. Of all women in the Bible,Tamar suffered the curse of falling under the “Rule” of men the worst! This curse was passed down to her and all women from “Eve.” It all began when Eve decided to disobey her Heavenly Father, and eat of the “fruit” God had commanded them not to eat. Therefore, God handed down “2” punishments to Eve: bear children in “Pain” and to relinquish “Equal Status” with her husband, and to now fall under his “Rule!” These “2” catastrophic curses befall every woman since Eve; making “Tamar” a victim of it (Gen.3:16). So, here’s her history and tragic story.
3. “[Tamar]”was the daughter of “[King David]” and Maacah (who was the daughter of Talmai – king of Geshur).Tamar’s mother, Maacah, was another wife of king David. So, Tamar descended from a royal background on both sides of her family. Tamaralso had brother named “[Absalom],” from the same mother.
4. However, “[Tamar]” also had a half-brother from a different mother (another wife of king David). His name was “[Amnon].
5. Tamar is described in Scripture as being a "beautiful, good-hearted, obedient, and a righteous daughter,” who is totally destroyed by her male dominated family. Here’s Tamar’s story and what she suffered:
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