Hebrewisms of West Africa - is YEHOWAH | YAHWEH the supreme God of Asante "NYAME"?

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@obadyahuyasharal4075 4 ай бұрын

Something that must always be considered is that the Children of Israel were completely involved in paganism and held onto many customs, practices and deities of the Egyptians. This is spoken of many times in the Bible. Those same practices are still carried and practiced today by many of the children of Israel.

@prospectintraining 4 ай бұрын

Thank you for posting this. This so called rabbi wants to hold the Asante people to a different standard and make it seems like all of their customs have to be exactly similar to ancient Israel's, not accounting for migrations, assimilations, and ext..

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

@prospectintraining I am currently peer reviewing a book that makes particular claims. If you believe you have data that SUPPORTS these claims, feel free to share it with me. I am working with factual data here, not subjective claims.

@obadyahuyasharal4075 4 ай бұрын

@@akweteyamaah I understand…I’m just giving you a source from an Akan person that you can access. Many traditions and customs are oral and not written history. Many of these people don’t have higher education and haven’t written books. They orally tell and teach the customs of their people. Just because something isn’t noted in a book doesn’t make it not true or invaluable. You analyze things from a scholarly perspective and that’s great. But there is a lot out there that isn’t documented and written.

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

@obadyahuyasharal4075 Actually I was responding to @prospectintraining comment. I forgot to @ him.

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

@obadyahuyasharal4075 Certainly! I grasp the concept of assimilation. However, the writer "Rattray" is obtaining this information directly from the Asante elders, priests, chiefs, and other first hand sources "1881-1938". He is documenting their oral narratives. Are you suggesting that there are recent oral accounts that present different perspectives?

@prospectintraining 4 ай бұрын

By doing this you can never make videos, which you already have, multiple times, AMBIGOUSLY attempting to make the tiny bits of connections between the Ga tribe and the people of Israel. You will be the biggest hypocrite. This video again does not debunk or disprove anything. So what if the author misinterpreted some of the sources? even if its true that he did.. I believe the Akans/Asante people consider their chiefs as priests as well, I think they are called "ohene komfo".. so you making a big deal about that is completely ridiculous. You're acting like you are any better... like people can trust you to be wholly credible. This is laughable.

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

I'm curious, have you ever been required to write a critical paper in an academic environment? I ask because I find your emotional stance on the video concerning. It's important to note that emotions hold no significance in academic writing; we focus on facts. Therefore, your approval or disapproval is irrelevant in this context.

@AbrahamAnkrah-dj1si 4 ай бұрын

Hello Anti - Asantess. lol yall can hate on the Asante people but the Almighty God has already elevated them. Their History is world known, Their people are scattered all over the Americas, Africa, and the world. The GREAT ASHANTI EMPIRE will forever be remembered, maybe that's why y'all are mad. Pretty sad for real.

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

Have you seen this from 3 days ago - [More than a third, representing 36.7 percent of people living in rural areas, are multidimensionally poor. The number of multi-dimensionally poor persons is highest in the Ashanti Region with 959,031] You have 1milion people under the poverty line in Asante! What happened to your empire? Don't forget the first Kingdom was Ayi-waso! It's crucial to focus on lifting your people out of poverty rather than dwelling on past glories or claiming Hebrew ancestry.

@AbrahamAnkrah-dj1si 4 ай бұрын

@@akweteyamaah This is funnyyyy. I hope everyone sees this. This man obviously can not hide his malice and hatred towards the Ashanti people. He's soo triggered by what I posted that he has to post this, in a sense, to mock. You forgot to mention that it's also stated that "Despite the Ashanti Region having a LOWER percentage of its population living in POVERTY, it has the highest number of multi-dimensionally poor individuals, with over 900,000 people affected." The reason why they lead in the most people affected is because of their population!! The Ashanti region is the 2nd most populated region in Ghana, second only to the capital of Ghana. And of course more resources will be allocated to the CAPITAL of Ghana. This is sad man, this man calls himself a 'rabbi', and he has followers.

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

@@AbrahamAnkrah-dj1si @AbrahamAnkrah-dj1si You seem to be glorifying past achievements while overlooking the current reality. Your shift towards seeking public sympathy is noticeable. Despite having abundant resources (gold), your population continues to struggle with poverty. It's time to redirect attention towards addressing pressing issues within the Asante community rather than emphasizing claims of being Hebrews. Let's prioritize actions that benefit the community at present. You can't sit on gold and be poor.

@AbrahamAnkrah-dj1si 4 ай бұрын

@@akweteyamaah Did you ignore the part that states that the Ashanti region has the lowest poverty rate in Ghana? Or you just have cognitive dissonance?

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

@AbrahamAnkrah-dj1si I did not. We are talking about multidimensional poverty, which includes poor health or malnutrition. Lack of clean water or electricity, poor quality of work, little schooling, exposure to violence, and threats to safety environmental hazards. How did your great empire get reduced to this? You were the one who wanted to boast. Now you see!!

@enochkusi7306 4 ай бұрын

Why are you so much concerned about the priesthood of the Israelites? Has anybody claimed Akans as having historical roots in the tribe of Israel?. Bear in mind that migration from place to place for hundreds of years would definitely add so many things to a peoples original ways of living especially in their spiritual practices. You can not make any meaningful comparison between the practices of today and the practices of Israel of old. Be reminded that Israel as a nation was not made only of the tribe of Levi. Idolatry was the main reason God sent them into exile. Idolatry was an integral part of an Israel that had departed from the ways of the God of Israel.

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Your input indicates that you may not be familiar with the assertions made by certain Akans regarding their Hebrew origins, particularly from Judah. I do not have any concerns with the claims themselves as they are not within my scope of interest. My current focus is on conducting a critical analysis of a book that puts forth claims about the Asante people, where I am highlighting the ISSUES with these assertions.

@AfroTech-cy6vp 4 ай бұрын

shalom from Jamaica🇪🇹🇯🇲🇬🇭, which identifies with Asante (Akan) people we know are Israelites…How u ask? because we still have our customs and that was passed down verbally, it was a crime to read under slavery… I’ve this same book and the assertions are clear, Asante are Hebrew Israelites & once’s they arrived in Jamaica we’re still keeping Torah some just like our forefathers in error and with pagan ways! but the author with first hand account with high witnesses which was sent by the crown to collect data, to see if we remember & recognized us ourselves being the original JEWS…bredah your scrutiny of our people taking back their heritage make me think you have been compromised!!!

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

@AfroTech-cy6vp It appears that the sequence of events unfolded as follows: you were informed that you were Hebrew, which resonated positively with you as it conveyed a sense of being chosen. Subsequently, encountering a book that aligned with your desired identity, you wholeheartedly embraced its contents. However, upon my highlighting of a misinformation within the book, rather than confronting the issue, you chose to ignore it. Does this depiction accurately portray the situation? If you claim to be Hebrew, then present stronger arguments.

@AfroTech-cy6vp 4 ай бұрын

No! No one else can tell our story but us, these sources, “academia” or otherwise are used for alignment, but our only true knowledge of self is in Torah E.G. Liv 6:20-21 fry dumplin, flitters,different “Johnny cake” we call it in JA in the morning we can still consume fine flour 1/2 lb (staple food) & nighttime fish/jerk chicken and “festival” fry dough (is this merely coincidence…NO!) Judges 6:19 “manish water” is goat soup the akans/igbos/congo Israelites descendants are the only nations in the western world, which goat kid soup is a staple food among us “Manish Wata” I have nothing personal against you my brother, but remember you can deceive me, but not JAH and the question still remains, why not search and seek out the correlation we need, instead of highlighting indifference?

@AfroTech-cy6vp 4 ай бұрын

No (we read between the lines, “academia or otherwise” ) until we write our own stories, we can only take the meat and cast off the rest! The author was very explicit in describing the so called “Jamaicans” as a people that’s dwell near water and disturb the Sunday worhippers, so many layers to peel back but water is very important Israelite purification method and Torah is the PRIMARY source of remembering : Examples of perpetual laws in JA: Liv 6:20-21 (morning as early as 4am fry dumplin, flitters, & 11pm-4am nighttime fish / jerk chicken with festival (fry dumplin or fine flour is a staple food we still keep that custom in JA & ghana) some might not understand the origin because it’s spiritual Judges 6:19 (Manish Water) from this Benjamite!!! Goat (kid) head soup is a staple in Jamaica and the Israelite diaspora in the Caribbean we brought this to the western world and the proof is no other nation outside the Israelites do this “manish wata” except jamaican and the Caribbean (congo/akan/igbo) I’ve no quarrels are hate, because you are my brother, but respectfully why not seek & search for correlation to help restore Israel scattered or on the mother continent instead of highlighting indifferences?

@daowonimdee 4 ай бұрын

Yahweh is called Yao in Twi. His other name is Abrao, just as the "father" of the Hebrews is Abra(ham). Nyame is a short form of OnyAMEN, and that name "Amen" is found in Revelations 3:14, a praise name that Jesus uses for himself. So I don't even need to watch the full video to hear your breakdown. Akanfo are not descendants of Hebrews. The Hebrews are descendants of ancient Akamfo (when they were Kamites).

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

Everything you've just mentioned is pure fantasy!

@daowonimdee 4 ай бұрын

@akweteyamaah False. You think so because you are a biased "Rabbi". You see history through your denomination, not thru factual lenses. Let's not act as if you are objective. As long as the Abosom is a part of our Akan lineage, the only fantasy that remains is you believing that we were a monotheistic people.

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

@daowonimdee Still Ananse stories.... You have to do better than this, my dear brother. Please come again!

@daowonimdee 4 ай бұрын

@akweteyamaah And yet, Ananse was found in ancient Sumeria as the "spider of upper heaven" before he ended up in West Africa and the Caribbean. If you respected your lineage enough to research it, like I have, you would have known this. But instead, you settled for being a "rabbi" ascribing to a faith you don't even know came out of your own ancestors.

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

@daowonimdee Carry on Uttu!

@obadyahuyasharal4075 4 ай бұрын

Akwetey, I would like your analysis on the videos that I posted and the information on that brothers site…

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

Could you please repost the website link or provide me with the name so I can look it up.

@obadyahuyasharal4075 4 ай бұрын

They say Asem which the fake Jews say Ha Shem

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

Asem? First time hearing this. Interesting

@Agboka 4 ай бұрын

Can't wait to hear about YEƲƐ

@AfroTech-cy6vp 4 ай бұрын

@MrNTR1 4 ай бұрын

Jamaica identify with Igbo and Akan.. Igbo being the majority of the JA African blood pool. Mfantse Akans being the majority Akan group. Karomante is a town in Fantse land. Jamaican are mixed ethnicity nor just one.

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

@MrNTR1 They all say they are Asante.

@AbrahamAnkrah-dj1si 4 ай бұрын

@@MrNTR1 According to BioMed Central (BMC biology) in 2012, the average Jamaican has 60% of Asante matrilineal DNA and, today Asante is the only ethnic group by name known to contemporary Jamaicans. Famous Jamaican individuals such as: Marcus Garvey and his first wife, Amy Ashwood Garvey, are of Asante descent. This is actual evidence and source by the BIoMed Central. Due to the Atlantic slave trade, a known diaspora of Asante exists in the Caribbean, particularly in Jamaica Hello Anti Asantees.. You can be mad all you want about the Asante people but guess what they will still be great.

@AbrahamAnkrah-dj1si 4 ай бұрын

@jazzythoughts-maat-ra 4 ай бұрын

THE ASANTE ARE HEBREW, THEY ARE MIZ-RA-IM, THEY ARE FROM EGYPTIAN LINEAGE

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

They are?

@Wordaround101 4 ай бұрын

⁠Rabbi I like the way you challenge people to get out of emotions and present evidence. It’s definitely needed in this time where many are searching for identity and exposed to so much info. Iron sharpens iron. If we cannot peacefully debate among ourselves to get down to the truth, how much more will we struggle to debate those with completely different worldviews.

@williamroko8667 4 ай бұрын

@Akwatey Amaah my question to you is that, is the LORD JESUS CHRIST (Yahshua) the everlasting Father(YEHOWAH) ??

@Aligbo 4 ай бұрын

He is not the father. The trinity is Roman paganism. He sit on the right hand side of YA with other spiritual Elohims. They taught us that YA sits on his throne and to the right of himself is himself in spirit form and to the right of himself is himself the son. Totally pagan. The Most High wears a white rob and has wooly hair, book of Daniel 7:9. Yes, the Most High can be transition and be unseen from physical to spiritual.

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

He is NOT! He CANNOT BE!

@Aligbo 4 ай бұрын

@@akweteyamaah you are 100% correct Rabboni🙂 keep it square. You are helping our people here in America to use critical thinking. You are appreciated Rabboni for helping our people. It has to be divinely inspired. I am listening and watching. Yes, you have taught me some good info to share with my family and friends. I asked a question last month and you wouldn’t answer. It’s okay

@williamroko8667 4 ай бұрын

@@akweteyamaah the Bible (The Book of YEHOWAH) says in (ISAIAH 9:6) For to us a child is born, to us a son is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder, and his name shall be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. AS BOLDLY written that the LORD JESUS CHRIST (for us a child is born ,for us a son is given) AWURADE YESU KRISTO (Yahshua) is called EVERLASTING FATHER (YEHOWAH) .The LORD JESUS CHRIST is the EVERLASTING FATHER indeed, and again it is BOLDLY written there in ISAIAH 9:6.

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

@@williamroko8667 For to us a child is born, to us a son is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder, and his name shall be called *** Chizqiyahu***

@bluemanvisions 4 ай бұрын

Do you think that the priests of Chukwu are priests of Yah?

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

I don't have much knowledge about the priest of Chukwu. I would need to dedicate some time to research it before I could offer any insights.

@Aligbo 4 ай бұрын

Listen to Rabboni, Let him explain. It is called straddling the fence. Now, when he has made his point, you need to study for self and like math, add it all up. If it is square, then you have your answer. Because the Asante supposedly didn’t circumcise until later, does not mean they are not Hebrew. The question is, what outside influences were there. Traveling from the east to the west of Africa, what traditions did they pick up and loose . Look at the diaspora, we lost names, traditions, had no ideas about. Does the Asante people have the same dna haplogroup as the Gadangbe people? If so, they are the same. Rabboni is making you use critical thinking! If you disagree with him, prove him wrong. If you are going to sit at his feet and not work for yourself, research, then you will not grow. Again, do the Asante people have the same haplogroup DNA, E1B1A. We are in a time of Gensis/Genealogy.

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

Great pointers.

@Aligbo 4 ай бұрын

@@akweteyamaah Rabboni, I am on a request for knowledge of self and people. Over 40 years of studying and will learn until I transition. My dad’s side in America trace to Igbo/Yaruba-same people as Gadangbe and mom I think is from Ghana. Like many Americans. Some Igbo mixed with Edo from Benin. Critics say they are Edomites. No disrespect to Edo of Benin as many West Africans and diaspora are mixed with Edo’s. It is a fact that Edo spiritual leader is Ehi, who is a son of Benjamin. I read multiple sources and I found the name to be true. Do you know if they are of Benjamin? I know Benin is Hebrew but? If you don’t answer this, I respect either

@Wordaround101 4 ай бұрын

Exactly my thinking, this is why I’ve been studying DNA haplogroups and migrations. And matching that with historical accounts to identify who is who. E.g. E1b1a= Israelite descendants of the people they called Natufians, the early farmers whose homeland was Israel and dominated the Levant for a while. E1b1b= the indigenous Arabs, Ishmaelites and Joktanites etc. And how both E groups that migrated into Africa came from the haplogroup DE, these are the early shemites, Afroasiatic people. DE split in the Levant. E groups dominate Africa today and many (particularly E1B1A’s) went into Africa during what they call the Bantu migration/expansion. Most settled in West and Central Africa today. Whereas E1b1b’s can be found in places like Yemen and Ethiopia. Their migrations match that of the ancient Arabs throughout history. And 40% of the Japanese population today are D. Very interesting stuff.

@enochkusi7306 4 ай бұрын

Nyame Asem is better translated God's Word

@akweteyamaah 4 ай бұрын

I do agree