How Should Christians Engage Kemeticism? | Dr. Vince Bantu

[@rstallworth5349]

I practiced kemetic spirituality and I always own these christians and Hebrews in discussions. Kemeticism is the way christians, Hebrews, and Muslims always lose when you debate us.

[@neldaalexander6895]

I am so thankful for this. A friend keeps sending so much info about Kemet and Horus, that I began wondering. Ask God for clarity and found this!!! God does answer prayers

[@mytaichi5945]

I can’t thank you enough brother! Blessed by your sharing today! 🙏🏽😇

[@Turo1994]

As a kemetic myself, I think you made some dope points. Kemetic spirituality is beautiful and promotes self empowerment. It connects you the earth and we do believe in a most high and the god/godesses are apart of the same source. It’s all about finding peace and fulfillment through whatever channels of faith you have.

[@ThugNinja]

Love this. Keep dropping those facts.

[@NorSpeaksOut]

Dr Bantu you cannot understand how much I appreciate all your work. God bless you richly 🙏🏿🙏🏿 well said and summarised. Thanks for including the terms from Kmt and Ethiopia

[@gwillonthebass]

Jesus !!!! Wow this is the most clear apology I’ve seen in years addressing the conscious community and cultural identity. So many nuggets in this message man. I’m gonna have to listen to this 3-4 times to digest it. GREAT job bro. Holy Spirit is flowing through you as you speak

[@whatshatnin4572]

The bible has way more greek mythology than african mythology.

[@gwillonthebass]

@@whatshatnin4572 what mythologies have you seen in scripture?

[@whatshatnin4572]

@@gwillonthebass several. Man livin 900 years 5000 years ago is mythology. 500 year old man building a boat is mythology. Before anyone gave us baby moses the sumerians already gave us baby Sargon being put in a basket to float away from the wrath of a king... The 10 commandments is mythology. Eve is mythology. Talkin snakes is mythology

[@ivorysmith239]

You can say that Adam and Eve are mythology but what’s NOT mythology is DEATH and God told them on the day you eat of that tree you shall surely DIE and we DIE so death is NOT mythology and again if you DIE without accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior you shall spend eternity in the Lake of Fire. Now, you can say and deny all you want but it will NOT be a “myth” once its lights out and it is TOO LATE for you. We only get ONE SHOT to get it right and if you miss it then it’s OVER and Satan has GOT YOU. DO NOT let that happen. God loves you and does not want you or anybody to go to Hell. Repent now before it is too late

[@stephengilchrist3606]

Excellent again Dr. Vince Bantu.. Shalom 🙏🏾

[@barrettspain4255]

This was a blessing!

[@moniquem3738]

Amen the bible is for everyone, the bible tells us that. I pray that the Holy Spirit soften the hearts of those that are seeking truth I pray they move beyond their skin color.

[@jacquelinebell6467]

This was great information! I have to watch again and share! Thank you!!

[@one4jesus898]

Beautifully done brother...God bless you in JESUS mighty name

[@SOULSafeProductionZ]

15:17: Very important because this is where he begins to accurately refute the claims that Christianity copied from Kemetic religion...

[@newyorka7]

Dr. Bantu wrongly claimed the Bible and kemeitc stories have very little in common with each other regardless of all the commandments that weren't specifically directed towards god such as "thou shall have no god before me" all were in the 42 negative confessions of Ma'at, which if you believe the story of exodus(which doesn't make sense considering Moses's Israelite mother sent in a basket on the river knowing the pharaohs daughter would receive him, even though there is no river connecting Israel to Egypt and the one and only river in Egypt flows south to north meaning either he would have to be had sent from Nubia or Punt in the south or the story isn't true bc it would be impossible to flow from the Mediterranean Sea back into the Nile and go north to south), Moses would have learned and recited from a young age. Also the Heru(Horous) was born of a virgin birth, and holds the ankh(cross). Ausar (Osiris), Auset (Isis), and Heru (Horus) are similar to the Holy Trinity. Isis's name is meri. He was born in December. Etc. not to mention Atum, Amun, etc He also claims that it's a false claim that the enemy is using that Christianity stole its stories from Egypt when it can be debated but it's undeniable that almost every trope in the Bible was a trope in Mesopotamia,Africa and Asia for thousands of years. For example Genesis clearly gets its influence from The Book of Knowing The Creations Of Ra and Striking down Apophis" which was written between 3100BC-2700BC compared to the Old Testament which was written from 538-198 BC which describes Ra as creating the earth with Maat which is righteousness, truth, justice, order, harmony etc. and how Apophis who is resembled by a snake who resembles the serpent of evil and chaos.

[@clarityconversation]

@@newyorka7 hey bro can you give me resources in which I can read these things you speak of

[@newyorka7]

the 42 negative confessions of maat from the Papyrus of Ani 1250 BC. The Nile flows north to south, and Israel is northeast of Egypt. The Contendings of Horus and Seth from the Chester Beatty Papyri 1991-1786 bc. Book of knowing the creations of Ra. 3100-2700 BC

[@hypnotic101]

"When Kemetic people became Christians." He makes it sound so sweet and innocent doesn't he? I guess because saying what actually happened which is Christans forcing Christianity on to Kemites by way of terrorism and murder might not be as appealing I guess.

[@siriuslyspeaking9720]

Wow! Buntu says critically that believers in Kemetic spiritually or religion believe in a god that can be killed. Then says that Christians believe in a God that is eternal. He is using all this critical thinking/reasoning/logic to refute other's beliefs, yet can he not reason to see, that it is unreasonable to say that an eternal being can be a sacrifice? Where is the loss in that? On his comments comparing the two different versions of conception. The point is that they both say conception was done by a non-physical means, thus both can be seen as miraculous. As a non-believer, it seems to me the origin thought of the Hebrews or the chosen people may well have been chosen individuals among all groups of people, who would eventually convert the people they live among. This seem much more reasonable than obvious problem of putting this responsibility into the hands of a people, strange to the vast majority of the population. Talk about a self fulfilling prophecy! No matter how much faith believers say they have, they still find it necessary to deal and rely heavily on critical thinking/logic/ reasoning. Significant numbers even rely on western psychology. Whether any of us believe in any of the stories/narratives concerning our being and eventual fate, we do have to think our way through this time we have, and most even non believers will have to have a measure of faith that at the end of life, what happens next will be alright - certainly not as bad as the worst, we have experienced here. Think about it - what else can be worthy of such a fate of the hell, that is said to a wait non-believers and or the non-saved? Wouldn't another punishment be redundant, if paradise was sacrificed by a disobedient act? Why do the creatures of creation suffer as we do? What offence did they commit? And they don't even get a chance at a reward. What have people made God out to be? How could one even imagine how people are to engage in, a relationship like this? Religion is arguably as explosive as nuclear weapons, both in the hands of human beings, can destroy the world, especially the one that has a built-in excuse to.

[@samephraimshaversjr8864]

Thanks for this clear apology Dr Bantu. Would it also be helpful to refer to it as Kemetic spirituality rather than Kemetic religion? It appears that they are offended when we refer their traditional practice as a religion.

[@DJ-uc8mk]

Good question

[@nkashamasankofa1114]

You're absolutely right. Nobody who studies Kemetic culture calls it Kemeticism or religion.

[@334Emanuel]

@@nkashamasankofa1114 it's a religion still no matter what you name it personally.

[@shakarussanders9911]

Fantastic teaching brother!🙏

[@charlesratcliff2016]

God bless you 🙏

[@SOULSafeProductionZ]

Leo 742 What part of what Dr. Bantu stated causes you NOT to be able to take him seriously?

[@SpeeAD]

This the best teaching ever … it’s in the Bible … we literally read over it

[@tabithadavid606]

Fantastic lecture, thank you.

[@slcmcd2833]

I am sorry that you believe that a belief system from Africa is a lie from the devil. You share the same opinion as our former slave masters. This is why young black people are leaving the church.

[@Kiashereee]

Thank you for this

[@socialintrovert4910]

He was destroyed by Shakka Ahmose. I can't believe that Christians, who know nothing of their ancestral roots, will listen to a guy who is not an authority on Kemet. Without Kemet there is no christianity let alone judaism.

[@KingCASONIII]

Why would.I honor my.pagan and hedonistic roots. I understand them but by no.neams will I be honoring pagan gods. I tapped pit of this conversation sometime ago, because I believe in the Great God Jehovah, and no foreign or pagan god will take His place on my.life. you all who want follow these evil and unfounded fallacies have at it, but for me as a person of faith I will carry on with this. The WORD OF GOD is to be believed.

[@out2lunch4]

Nor Islam

[@socialintrovert4910]

@@KingCASONIII your god was pagan before they raped, murdered, enslaved and tortured their way to the top. I’m a God and your lesser god can’t do anything about it 🤷🏽‍♀️.

[@socialintrovert4910]

@@KingCASONIII by the way it’s meant to be believed because there ain’t no proof. Christianity itself is like Joseph coat of many colors. Several different African and Greco Roman mythologies and religions mixed in one

[@socialintrovert4910]

@@out2lunch4 absolutely, no Islam either. They waiting on somebody to come save them that ain’t saved nobody lmao

[@CeroseRhymeandReason]

Another brilliant teaching. Thanks guys, Praise God!

[@jayeverett6536]

You mentioned Daniel was an Egyptian Monk. Does that mean he would have been a black or ethnic man? Not that it really matters but I think that would be kind of cool.

[@Leo-Str8]

I just don’t know who can really take this guy serious. With basic historical understanding you can see right through his narrative and confusion. However, I do like that he tries to remain respectful though.

[@brbcmedia]

Instead of the condescending tone can you instead educate and explain where you differ with his presentation? I would love to see both sides of the dialogue

[@ra8682ra]

Dr non-bantu is a hellenized fraud

[@richardsou]

Leo, I agree with you... he is trying to tie together western worship with historical worship, but he is historically inaccurate.

[@klove4590]

@@richardsou notice one of his first statements was 'Egyptians converted to Christianity'

[@SOULSafeProductionZ]

What parts of what Dr. Bantu stated causes you NOT to be able to take him seriously?

[@temple92084]

Great job brutha love the break down of kemet spirituality. I’ve been looking for something to help combat these hoteps I know lol

[@dexterjweaver4812]

Keep up the great work!!🙏🙏🙏👏👏

[@khafreahmose8768]

I commend the speaker for trying but there are numerous philosophical issues with his lecture. Too many to comment on...

[@shaddyshokralla3002]

This guy is amazing

[@republiccooper]

What's the name of the guy who started the black Kemetic movement? Ra Afa Amehn? I want to research him.

[@myles26]

Plenty of other misconceptions or incorrect premises you bring up here. Watching this video was like reading a book about black culture from a white person. The context here is completely missing. I wish you had done more research before you made this video. But, i do feel like this was a sincere attempt.

[@KingCASONIII]

I know he could give a more thorough and in-depth comparison but this a simple clear apology in less than 30 mins.

[@stephaniesykesdavis]

Good point. The main challenge when describing any African spiritual system is that people describe it as different religions. Using the word religion is a misnomer. Religion is man made doctrine on paper and makes people believe God says certain things about certain things. African spiritual systems comes from within, there's no "book" of doctrine. It's all about your own personal relationship with your creator

[@fabbeyonddadancer]

Can you Give three examples ?

[@ra8682ra]

Vince Bantu was only raised by his white mother... He tricking the ppl into more greco-roman confusion.

[@KingCASONIII]

@@ra8682ra Unfortunately you have know idea how ignorant "ignant" sounds.

[@MichelleTurnz]

Awesome thanks

[@ovadue8267]

First of all!!....Auset wasn't Ausar's brothers wife.... She was Ausar's wife. Number 2 After Ausar was murdered he didn't go to the underworld. His spirit rose into the heavens. Number Three the council of Nicea is where Eusebius and Constantine assembled 88 men and discussed how to take ancient Kemetic information about Not Religion but Spiritually and the Science of the Universe and Corrupt it into what we know as Christianity today

[@chrisjack03]

Dr. Bantu clearly doesn’t understand the Ausarian Myth which is purely allegorical. Most importantly, his historical account of Christianity, Coptic church in Ethiopia and the use of the tool Christianity for western imperialism is laughable. We are all family…so please worship how you choose without using ahistorical opinions. I would be more impressed if this video was on something more substantive like black liberation theology by Dr. James Cone…

[@Noob_Saibot215]

This Dude wants no smoke with Shakka Ahmose

[@out2lunch4]

Absolutely zero

[@punisher6]

Facts

[@rickymanning9329]

After he smoked Brother Jabari why would he even bother? Oh you didn't watch that debate?

[@thelifeofhakeem]

FACTS LOL

[@Leo-Str8]

Facts hahahahaha. Oh but how I would love to see that debate.

[@whatshatnin4572]

One mythology verses another. Ain't none of this stuff trure.. what about Maat vs moses... what about the Egyptians judgement day cocnept that predates the christian judgement day... didnt the Egyptians have an afterlife before the Christians

[@GerardHills]

Not sure about Maat vs. Moses. I'd have to read morea bout that, but the answer to your last comment is "technically no". The Christian faith is rooted in Judaism which would predate some Kemet-based concepts. I think the point Dr. Bantu is trying to make is that if a person ascribes to the Christian faith as a follower of Jesus, then there are ways to talk with persons that ascribe to the Kemet-based religion in order to have a meaningful conversation about Christ. Further, Dr. Bantu provides tools for the Jesus follower to have this conversation in an educated way such they can answer questions should they arise. If anything was to be gained from the lecture, I think just being respectful of others beliefs while discussing matters that are important to them was a great point. Thanks for your comment @Whats Hatnin. It's important for all of us to question information as we seek. My prayer is that all of us will be with Jesus when it's all said and done. Peace Fam!

[@whatshatnin4572]

@@GerardHills Actually the answer is yes. The Egyptians had a judgment day that took place in the after life which was one of Ma'at biggest roles. If you dont know much about Ma'at then you are not qualified to answer this question.. And if you still think Judaism predates anything dealing with Ancient Egypt, then you are in really not qualified to answer this question. But i respect your honesty and humility. That motivates me to be the same way. If me calling Kemeticim and Christianity mythology is disrespectful then i apologize.

[@GerardHills]

@@whatshatnin4572 I will definitely look more into Ma'at. I remember learning that the roots of Judaism started with its Israelite people. Though first known tablet manuscripts describing practices of Judaism would not be written until 1500 BC, the people would have passed these stories along via oral tradition. First documented settlement of the Israelite people with their communal practice of the oral tradition were seen in the Bronze age around 3300BC which would predate some Egyptian organized religion around 2500BC. So, that's where I got that notion from. But I'll definitely read more about these things. I'm definitely not a scholar in this area; albeit, I find these topics very interesting. It's amazing to me how people over time have come to learn and express information about their creator. Thanks again for sharing! I appreciate you.

[@ivorysmith239]

Dont let this man lie to you. The “Judgment” that Ancient Egypt talks about is different because it judges you off your good works. Christianity does not teach this: For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: 9 Not of works, lest any man should boast. (Ephesians 2:8-9) Our God created the Heavens and the Earth (Genesis 1:1) so that obviously predates Egypt and Jesus death on the cross was prophesied way before Egypt existed as well (Genesis 3:15)

[@whatshatnin4572]

@@ivorysmith239 ​ Bro. I'm not lying.. I am speaking facts. You are pushing mythology. It is a fact that the concept of judgement day was in Egypt before it was in Christianity.. Of course they are not the same.. But they both deal with the afterlife.. The one thing that they have in common is that they both deal with mythology. You say your god created the earth and predates Egypt.. That is dangerous.. You are mixing favorable mythology with real history.. You believe that bible god created the earth.. There is no evidence to support bible god creating anything.. But in reality we all know that the Egyptian spiritual system/mythology predates Christianity by THOUSANDS of years. To my knowledge this was a fact based conversation.. Share your facts and keep ya beliefs

[@spectraamunari9059]

So much incorrect info here. Geez.

[@47alice91]

Dr. Bantu, is this Kemet religion a false religion when you hold it up against the true gospel. I remember years ago I studied with a group of messianic Jews and they kind of warned against this train of thought. I’m no authority on any of this but it seems to be emphasized more than the plan of salvation, the true gospel. Galatians warned of another gospel. Explain this diversion in layman’s terms.

[@ntsikinxosha9486]

Khemetic spirituality is not religion it's spiritual. It's the way of living as a Bantu. No Bible god but an unknown Creator for us

[@amandabaker4496]

satan has intertwined himself in all religions thats where discernment comes in. religion has become so stymatized. Jesus died so we could form a personal relationship w him. no organized religion needed. just his sword aka the bible

[@Teejaye1100]

One huge thing he misses is that Kemeticism is based off Egyptian mythology/allegory, they know that as a fact. The truths of Ra etc has deeper meaning. Christianity on the other hand is mythology also, but he’s playing this as its the truth!!! 😂😂 The Bible is full of mythology, fiction and allegory, but Dr. Vince may be one of the ones that is taking this stuff literally. Other liberal Christians would quickly disagree with his biblical stance. We can’t act like Kemeticism is mythology but our version of Christianity isn’t. Ya’ll would be fooling yourself if you did.

[@SOULSafeProductionZ]

11:24: Love that..."Bisrat" is Ethiopian for "Gospel"...

[@jahivah]

It's sad how deep into the psyche European culture and beliefs have been embedded. So much so that our scholars and teachers vociferously defend the spirituality of their very oppressors. Religion and spirituality are an expression of culture. Just as Europeans created theirs in their image and likeness, we too have our beliefs and traditions.

[@nkashamasankofa1114]

That word "culture " is the missing word in this whole video. Great point.

[@arete7884]

deities existed before humans

[@SOULSafeProductionZ]

What do you mean by that?: "It's sad how do into the psyche European culture and beliefs have embedded"?

[@SOULSafeProductionZ]

It's amazing to me how you easily believe the lies the Europeans perpetuate that you hate so much...

[@newyorka7]

@@SOULSafeProductionZ European colonizers have embedded their culture and education in us so deep that ppl like dr Bantu are willing to take their entire lives studying a white mans relgion in order to demonize African religions and spirituality even though he’s an African man himself. It’s to the point that Europeans no longer have to be present to present historical lies and inaccuracies bc black ppl will do it for themselves now.

[@ra8682ra]

Dr Non-bantu is greeked-out

[@afd4017]

don't insult our brohter. I don't agree with his christianity either but he is still our brother

[@newyorka7]

@@HowAboutBeth not that, he’s just too deep into Greek philosophies and disregards Bantu/African philosophy and spirituality

[@trighteousradio2279]

Pretty good at the end

[@thothkemet-lv8wq]

You're trying to defend the derivative by attacking the source. If you get rid of the sun, the moon won't shine. Just admit that everything on planet earth originated in Egypt and even the word Krst in Krstianity is ancient Egyptian.

[@SOULSafeProductionZ]

7:10: Very good point...

[@newyorka7]

Dr. Bantu claims that Christianity at its core is not a oppressive white mans religion, when in the Bible itself it clearly states in Acts that Paul, a white Roman man from Turkey and Barnabas a white Jewish man from Cyprus were the first to spread the word of Christ starting in turkey and spreading it to Antioch in the levant with letters. Therefore Christianity quite literally began with a white man, in a white mans land. Prior to Christianity, Jesus and all his followers were brown west Asian Jews. Not to mention the entire New Testament was originally written in koine Greek, ironically the very language of the people who oppressed, persecuted, and exiled the Jews, and also ironically the language that replaced Hebrew after it died out while the New Testament was being written. His argument is that if people claim Christianity originated from Egyptian/African spirituality than therefore even if the white man did steal it, the core concepts are still African making it still an African religion is a poor argument bc it's common knowledge that the Greeks stole their mythology, philosophy, and all other studies from Egypt yet they're still all known as Greek studies due to the cultural changes they made to them.

[@criminaltotheworld3154]

@@newyorka7paul was from the tribe of Benjamin

[@newyorka7]

@@criminaltotheworld3154 and?

[@criminaltotheworld3154]

@@newyorka7 tribe of benjamin is the brother tribe of Judah. The same tribe that Jesus and His original followers are from

[@criminaltotheworld3154]

@@newyorka7 all the 12 original apostles were bloodline jews. The Israelites all kept their Fathers records as tradition. Jesus traces all the way back to Abraham and David, as well as Adam. Afterwards Gentiles inherited the promise as well through the apostles, thisbwas the start of the spread of all races to be followers of the Living God. The first gentile on record was an Ethiopian, then obviously greeks and romans followed as well. They all followed the Israelite God, whatever color you want them to be, but the fact is that it is not a European religion

[@jdrizzy3692]

And you are an extension of Rome 😆 serapus chrestus became Jesus christ

[@jdrizzy3692]

The images were covered up by colonial powers not Kemetic people and the first symbols used to cover the images of Kemet were The star of David. The cross ✝️ was super imposed over top of the hexagram or star of David.

[@amandabaker4496]

maybe thats the synagogue of satan

[@stevndluli7829]

But Horus is real while all biblical characters aren't real

[@ayolovephat]

Really? Present your evidence for the reality of the existence of horus, please.

[@jmaatgreen7894]

I have no idea why this appeared in my feed but I listened. Why would any sane person "tackle" KMT without knowing the actual practices, or citing an ability to read the Mdu Ntr language? It's deeply concerning that you say your faith welcomes all, "tolerates all" but you're clearly at war with other people who practice their own paths that are not yours, while claiming to be persecuted. There's a power implied that people of African descent are running around persecuting Christians. Where is that happening? Is it legally, politically, economically, educationally, physically, psychologically? It seems you're referencing Black Americans as the perpetrators of these acts of war against Black Christians. What a distasteful lie, because there's no evidence that people practicing KMT spirituality have the interest, power or resources to attack Black Christians. Is telling you "no" that big a threat to your faith that you'd produce a video that ignores historical and cultural and linguistic evidence for how people of African descent lived before and after Christendom was formed. Or Islam, or any other faith. What's going on with black peoples' quality of life around the world, which should be a reflection of the God they follow, correct? Living the laws of Ma'at is to practice truth, justice, harmony, balance, propriety, order, reciprocity and no Priest or Priestess of KMT I know would waste time competing with this childish "my religion is better than yours" argument. I'm not one, but truly respect what I've investigated so far. Being a Christian is to fall in line with the institutions of Christendom - a very powerful vessel for controlling societies, and taking resources, to the complete disadvantage of African people for 2,000 years. It is religious imperialism and unseemly that your mouth says to show "respect" while your word are actually insulting other African people's choices as a cult, calling them enemies, and pagans for trying a new path that may be better for their life journey. The war against African people's humanity came in on Christendom's Trojan Horse (a Roman strategy of war). If you want to practice it, by declaring war on those who resist, without a scientific understanding of what the culture really offers, that's fine, but be clear what your claiming isn't a relationship with God, it's a preference for a war like, dominating culture, which is what Christendom emerged from. Trust and believe the Roman Catholic Church (inheritors to Greece and Rome) have never and will never allow full scale worship of the Shrine of the Black Madonna, which tells you this color-blind idea in Christianity is a fraud. Yeshua/Jesus' color matters because folks in power are trying so hard to say it doesn't matter. But in practice, the vilification of Black people using Christian scripture is the cancer, not a small number of people committed to the culture and history of an ancient KMT. That's why this video is so out of order. The 42 Declarations of Innocence, recorded at least 4,000 years before Christianity was organized, requires much more personal accountability. Google and compare them to the 10 commandments. One teaches you how to be, the other tells you what to do. Sadly the most recent Christian death cults in Kenya show the result of religious hysteria, and lack of critical thinking Dr. Bantu, there's no need to "engage" KMT spirituality until Christianity's house is in order - Christendom is addressed and more families of African descent are better off legally, politically, economically, educationally, physically, and psychologically. Maybe the Laws of Maat would help... Peace and blessings to the teachings of Dr. Ray Hagins, Chief Elder of the Afrikan Village, a formerly ordained pastor with decades of expertise in both Christianity AND KMT spirituality.

[@MochaQueen5]

Afraid we will wake up out their christianity dream and be gods again.

[@johntobey1558]

No wonder you are no longer employed by Covenamt Theological Seminary in St. LOUIS, Mo

[@gemayelanderson4130]

You talk from a Eurocentric perspective which is not accurate, you get a fat F, keep studyjng

[@sekkhiaakare7701]

So much incorrect information being claimed as truth here. Kemetic Spirituality debunks the Jesus figure and the christian religion.

[@jasperstone999]

God lied in the very first book of genesis.. "if you eat frm the tree of knowledge of good and evil, you will surely die"

[@daelinproudmore5068]

Yes, we went from having eternal bodies to mortal ones. We all die. That's how death entered creation.

[@jasperstone999]

@@daelinproudmore5068 speak for yourself.. I still have eternal life

[@jasperstone999]

@@daelinproudmore5068 yaw be trying be philosophical and theological about what the book say while giving it your own meaning instead of reading the book for what it say

[@jasperstone999]

@@daelinproudmore5068 you shouldn't try so hard.. read everything for what it says.. "you will surely die". Not "you will surely die eternally or mortally or metaphysically or consciously". "God" lied. Period. And was hateful, vengeful, destructive and deceptive. Why? Because it wasn't the "God" ppl think they know

[@jasperstone999]

@@daelinproudmore5068 Shakespeare is the co author and homosexual lover of king James brovolone cheese therefore your Christian bible is poetry.. and I ain't wit the fruity ish so maybe you right.. father, sun and holy mother over here.. I live forever.. alpha and Omega.. death for you? Cool.

[@Shalom7end]

Grace and peace to you Israelites, so called Afro Americans. Kemeticism is idolotry, the Most High god destroyed the Egyptians for this wickedness. We are not Africans, we are Israelites, we serve one god, the god of Abraham, Issac, and, Jacob. Christ is the king and High Priest of the world. To the Jew first and then the gentiles. There is one god and all other gods are idols, this includes this Kemeticism none sense from Africans. Psalms 96:4-5 [4]For the LORD is great, and greatly to be praised: he is to be feared above all gods. [5]For all the gods of the nations are idols: but the LORD made the heavens. The Most High god, warned Israel not to have confidence in Egypt, he is our god. Ezekiel 29:16 [16]And it shall be no more the confidence of the house of Israel, which bringeth their iniquity to remembrance, when they shall look after them: but they shall know that I am the Lord GOD. Let's see the admonishments the Most High gave the wicked Hamites and Kemeticism.... Isaiah 19:1-5 [1]The burden of Egypt. Behold, the LORD rideth upon a swift cloud, and shall come into Egypt: and the idols of Egypt shall be moved at his presence, and the heart of Egypt shall melt in the midst of it. [2]And I will set the Egyptians against the Egyptians: and they shall fight every one against his brother, and every one against his neighbour; city against city, and kingdom against kingdom. [3]And the spirit of Egypt shall fail in the midst thereof; and I will destroy the counsel thereof: and they shall seek to the idols, and to the charmers, and to them that have familiar spirits, and to the wizards. [4]And the Egyptians will I give over into the hand of a cruel lord; and a fierce king shall rule over them, saith the Lord, the LORD of hosts. Africans never learn, that had the greatest Empire on the face of the earth, but they refused to serve the god of Abraham, Issac, and, Jacob they choose Satan, and we're destroyed. The Most High god new they would serve Satan so he said this about their beloved Pharaoh..... Romans 9:17 [17]For the scripture saith unto Pharaoh, Even for this same purpose have I raised thee up, that I might shew my power in thee, and that my name might be declared throughout all the earth. And he sent Moses and a staff to destroy them. But they don't learn, Christ (Rev.1:14-15 the brown one)will not come as a lamb, he is coming with a sword, to rid all nations that refuse to let him reign over them. Luke 19:27 [27]But those mine enemies, which would not that I should reign over them, bring hither, and slay them before me. Repent walk away from your wicked ways, seek Christ, and live by the fruit of the spirit.

[@DJ-uc8mk]

Europeans and Hebrews feel the same way about Africans.. Give that white boy back his book and learn you some history

[@jenniferh.7219]

Just no. I am so glad I am enlightened.

[@myles26]

A sincere attempt, but you aren't addressing the real conflicts that exist when you compare, not only Kemetic doctrines, but other contemporaneous doctrines with Christianity. One thing you said incorrectly was that Auset and Ausar were gods... Eventually you said that they were "lesser gods". That was a Greek misconception. Kemet believed in one almighty god. Then you said Kemet believed that gods could die. But what happened to Jesus??? You said that the Egyptians believed that gods could come into human form. Kemet did NOt believed that, Greece did. But Again, what was Jesus?

[@KingCASONIII]

Jesus was the Messiah (Christ), the Son of God, the 2nd person in the Trinity who came in human form and was crucified for the sins of humanity before rising from the dead. Jesus' name in Hebrew was “Yeshua” which translates to English as Joshua. Jesus is also an intermediary - he is humanity’s route to God. Also in the Bible book, John, Jesus says ‘I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. The implication was that this offer was not just for a lifetime, but for eternity.

[@whatshatnin4572]

Christianity has more greek mythology than african mythology

[@myles26]

@@whatshatnin4572 for example???

[@whatshatnin4572]

@@myles26 In Greek mythology it is popular to have male gods that create babies with human ladies just like bible god and Mary. Often times in Greek mythology these demigods are hidden from an evil king or an angry father and then later the demigod grows up to save the people. Before the Greeks or Hebrews gave us Eve, the Greeks already wrote about Pandora being the first female on the planet who introduced the world to all of its evil. Before christians gave us Noah, the Greeks already wrote a story about Zeus being angry and killing mankind with a flood. Before anyone gave us literature about the garden of Eden and the serpent the Greeks had already written about the the garden of hesperides and the giant serpent. The concept of hell starts with the Greeks. Look up the word "Hades" and you will see that Hades is the Greeks hell and it predates the hell that bible god created. They had a special place in Hades called Tartarus. And if you look in the bible, you will see the word Tartaroo. The bible has way more Greek mythology in it then African mythology!

[@whatshatnin4572]

@@myles26 Oh yeah - I might be wrong on this one but I think there are SEVERAL gods or greek demigods that went to hades a few days and came back like jesus when he died and went to hell

[@thelifeofhakeem]

Bro wtf are you talking about lol 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aslaammahdi3244]

Bro wtf you watching for Lol 😆😂😂😂😂😆

[@thelifeofhakeem]

@@aslaammahdi3244 oh you must be one of those strong black brothers lol 😂

[@ivorysmith239]

This man is literally trying to pull your soul out of the pit of Hell that’s what he is talking about. Have you ever heard of God’s Ten Commandments? Dont lie don’t steal? Did you know that just breaking one of these commandments is enough to send you to Hell? Dont let the Devil lie to you. Jesus loves you and He died on the cross for your sins and if you accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior you will be saved (John 3:16)

[@jasperstone999]

Christianity is a copy of every religion that predates it.. not just Egyptology. Before Christians, before Christ and before caucasian (B.C) human beings had spiritual discipline systems

[@m1nd0fmichael96]

“Before caucasian” lol Christianity or Judiusm wasn’t created by caucasians, they adopted many religions particularly Christianity & catholicism.. Christianity is a spiritual disipline system so thats a contridiction of what your saying. when you see what the torah and New Testament talks about.. when you actually live out the scriptures you’ll find the Most High and his truth..

[@jasperstone999]

@@m1nd0fmichael96 nothing was created by caucasian.. not old enough to be the progenitors

[@jasperstone999]

@@m1nd0fmichael96 Christianity is a control system

[@jasperstone999]

@@m1nd0fmichael96 I already found the most high within me.. #Luke17:22

[@jasperstone999]

@OM-HPC Luke 17:21-22 words in red me brudda.. "don't look here.. don't follow after anyone else.. the kingdom of heaven and God is WITHIN YOU"

[@punisher6]

Scholarshit

[@Leo-Str8]

As far as I’m aware there is no such word as synchrotizing (19:27), it is synchronizing. That’s a simple reason from many why I can’t take him seriously. The PhD historians I listen to do not make such simple mistakes.

[@socialintrovert4910]

His job is to lie to people to keep them in christianity

[@crazyjoce]

The word is “syncretizing” and according to Webster’s dictionary, it means “to attempt to unite and harmonize especially without critical examination or logical unity.”

[@nkashamasankofa1114]

Syncretizing/Syncretism is an actual word

[@SOULSafeProductionZ]

Here you are, Leo 742, trying to nitpick what Dr. Bantu is talking instead of doing your due diligence to see what he was actually talking about... Crazy thing still is, all you had to do is turn on the Closed Captions and you would have seen the correct spelling of the word and you could have looked it up.... So I guess you CAN take this PhD seriously... By the way, you need to give back your PhD (Player Haters Degree)...

[@amandabaker4496]

so youve never made a grammatical error?(eyeroll)

[@GeeeksOtaku2020]

Lame!!!