Why No Jesus Or Muhammad Of Africa?

[@hometeamhistory806]

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[@ananmai8700]

Mohammed is REAL person Jesus, is a fictional character was THOUGH & brought into Reality by the Romans, the ONLY Book of the Bible is the NEW Testaments, that is Roman's scriptures, however, Mohammed cannot READ so he begs Ethiopian Ambassador two times, he refused to become the Spiritual leaders, when Mohammed died, they asked the Ethiopian Ambassador again, then he decided to write the Quran, KNOWN FACTS...Vatican Museum in Rome ONLY have THREE CHRIST total, is 16th KNOWN, Anyway, First Jet-Black Christ second Spanish Christ third European Christ, well, European name there Christ, Jesus.....WHAT did European done when it's invaded MOST of the World????? they took their Bible with them....

[@chocolatecaramel4447]

Africans are the true Jews. With that said, Christianity is the end result of what it means to be Jewish.

[@suronlatta1109]

Good job bro

[@Dee-7414]

You know serapist is Jesus ,Zeus Amon, You have to do one ptolomies They messed up the whole spiritual system KMT.😢

[@Fiqibuuraale]

@Dee-7414 They didn't mess anything up, the root of the Abrahamic religions are in Ur of Chaldees, Mesopotamia, their Monotheism comes from Zoroastrianism not Atenism. The Afrocentric Hoteps, Christians, Hebrew Israelites, Nation of Islam, Nuwabians, etc..push the lie the Abraham religions come from Kemet and are African stolen religions, they claim all Jews, Jesus and Arabs were Black before Whites replaced them, they believe these whites introduced the curse of Ham and Slavery. These Afrocentrics are people who mentality enslaved and want to hide the fact they worship White Gods or Elohim.

[@mlamulinzimande]

African spirituality is more focused on personal spiritual enlightenment, which we believe can be attained through experience, through our interactions with nature, and through our relationship with our ancestors. Spirituality has always been very personal and practical, and couldn't be embodied in any one person because nobody else can have a relationship with your ancestors but you. We also never separated ourselves from the divine, believing that we are a manifestation of it. So no one figure can monopolize it.

[@prayingelephants]

I’ve always felt that the rise of “prophets” was very convenient for state power accumulation because a small group of people could then claim they were the mediators between God and the world.

[@MontyFondatent]

💯

[@wen-a8703]

I deeply deeply desire for our people to get what u explained here, to realize these religions were forced on us! We're boxed in, stagnant wit no sense of who we truly are and how powerful!

[@kibiru.x]

Well said that's we had no desire to impose our spirituality to other people,

[@miami-blac]

Well said!

[@vaxcraker99]

In Africa, Roman Catholicism began with European colonialism and missionaries. However, Christianity existed in Africa before the Europeans. Ethiopians (East Africans) became Christians in the first century. The bible in Acts 8:26-39 showed that through the conversion of the Ethiopian eunuch of Queen Candace by the evangelizer Philip, Christianity had also penetrated far south, all the way down into Ethiopia south of Egypt.

[@Ario-yt8ou]

The 'ethiopian eunuch' was from Nubia. Candace was the name of Nubian queens.

[@leanysealvarado7499]

The “middle east” didn’t exist until 1915. What was that region called before then? Something to think about 🤔

[@MontyFondatent]

Mesopotamia

[@conceptsound5]

Mesopotamia, The levent, and Anatolia

[@Larry_Suave]

That's a weird thing to say because there was no concept of continents before modern times. On a similar vein there was no concept of Africa being one place. There were regions and nations, that was it.

[@ReshonBryant]

@@Larry_Suave exactly. So, what's the point of those regions having borders?💀

[@RobespierreThePoof]

Near-East is the term used by historians from the Stone age through the early twentieth century. But if you are asking what people in those areas called themselves, they would have referred to themselves by their ethnicity or by their empire.

[@Blank9260]

I really like the geographical perspective. It makes sense, especially when you think about the origins of humanity and civilization beginning in East Africa and making its way up to North Africa and the Mediterranean region. A lot of philosophers come from these regions and often times this region always tried to develop a monolithic governing system. The easy connection and passage between Europe, Africa, and Asia. Even when we look at the spread of the Abrahamic religions on a map prior to globalization, you'll notice that there is a concentration of these practices in this centered area. When you go far east like Japan and East China, people are less likely to practice the Abrahamic religions, similar to northern Europe and the southern regions of the African continent. The Abrahamic religions are relatively new to these regions. They all gained major popularity around these areas, around the same time that we started normalizing migration to the Americas 400-500 years ago. You've made a good point.

[@prayingelephants]

Huh Northern Europe has been Christian for like a 1000 years at least. And even Latin America has only been Christian for about 400-500 years ago but they go hard for Jesus.

[@Blank9260]

@@prayingelephants Exactly, the last 500 years are considered contemporary history. Also, it is what established our current knowledge of globalization. Also, Christianity in Europe is a lot more complexed than you think!

[@Tlotlisangmohlakoana]

Jesus was black , from Africa and all the races on earth their roots comes from Africa

[@azayliciyyahh]

Luqman was a wise man who has a whole chapter dedicated to him in the Holy Quran. He was from Sudan. A lot of the prophets were semetic are so are the people from the Horn of Africa.

[@shafsteryellow]

Musa (sa) was also from Africa There were over 100,000 prophets sent to all nations of the world

[@Jeremy-rx2mb]

​@@shafsteryellow There's no evidence for this outside of the koran

[@thebigchief1503]

@@Jeremy-rx2mbthe Islamic position is the Quran is the verbatim speech of god so therefore who has complete & thorough knowledge of history than the creator himself

[@shafsteryellow]

@@Jeremy-rx2mb The Quran is the direct word of God. If you're not sure if that's is a true statement I'd invite you to find a contradiction, inconsistency or alternative author... If you believe that it's not true a true statement then I'd ask you what evidence you've seen that has convinced you it's not verbatim the word of God. Also Musa being from Africa is a given since Egypt is in Africa. However if you mean how can we definitively prove that he even existed let alone from Africa that's a discussion about historicity which comes down to the philosophy you adhere to with regards to theory of knowledge

[@Ario-yt8ou]

​@@shafsteryellow The author of the Quran is Mohammed and whoever else wrote it down or edited it. That's probably why it reads like something written by an Early Medieval Arab rather than something written by the creator of the universe.

[@AfricanTvFilmaker]

I'm surprised at no mention of 1) Sheikh Al-Hajj Salim Suwari, a 13th-century West African Soninke karamogo cleric who established a multi generation reign of peace that spread across West Africa, some areas experienced no war for generations, he is our Prophet of Peace; and 2) Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba, the numbers joining his hajj to Touba Senegal rivals Mecca, he is the Saint of All African Exiles. They deserve mention.

[@akachinuru7807]

Thanks for mentioning these two I never heard of them before

[@nob.s.top5comparablesb370]

@kevinwatson202 Thanks for the mention. Real embodiment of our ancestral ideas of the Ma'At

[@Aj_Porsche]

Yes they came late after the introduction of Islam.

[@shahross8366]

​@@Aj_PorschePrecisely. Africans were already Islamized by that time. We're talking about indigenous beliefs right now.

[@99alfailiwaqain51]

@@shahross8366 Emphatically No! Islam comes from the Original people! Islam is an “African religion “ …check Dr. Wesley Muhammad for scholarly evidence..Ancient Arabia is Africa sun..

[@ABEAZYdaRonin94]

This is actually a great question, and honestly I'm glad you brought up factors of geography, as well as the social constructs of tribilism. This honestly could be applied for religions not just in Africa but the world. My main rebuttal as a Christian is this; because we serve a living God, Jesus is everywhere his people are. This means he's present on EVERY continent. I'll also add this, what happens if the tribes sense of morality itself isn't good enough on its own? (something introduced that is generally accepted by the tribe that actually has no benefits or works counterintuitive to the tribe)

[@theresemalmberg955]

If Jesus is everywhere his people are, then why have missionaries? And why did it take so long for his message to reach places like the Americas or Australia and yes, even sub-Saharan Africa? Places that were populated for tens of thousands of years with little or no contact with other parts of the world because the technology to make round trip sea voyages on an oceanic scale pretty much didn't exist until about 500 years ago? That's an awful long time to be isolated from a message of such supreme importance!

[@ABEAZYdaRonin94]

@@theresemalmberg955 First off, the truth of God and his Gospel was being spread long before the Catholics and their missionaries. I suggest you are interested in this topic, after you read the Gospels of Jesus Christ, read the rest of the New Testament that details how the early church spread the Gospel throughout the region. Even after Rome adopted Christian beliefs, the Church of Syria was spreading the truth all the way to Tang Dynasty China. If you know anything about traveling the silk road back then, it was a perilous journey. God makes a way and he does things all in his time. 🙏🏾🙏🏾 EDIT: I said the Church of Syria as in the biblical church in Acts. I meant to say the Church of the East, which did splinter from the early Catholic Church, and based itself in Syria where the original church of Syria was.

[@theresemalmberg955]

@@ABEAZYdaRonin94 But I was NOT talking about the Silk Road, if you go back and read what I said, I said the Americas, Australia and subSaharan Africa. NONE of these are connected to the historic Silk Road which wound through Central Asia. Nor, with the exception of Africa, can they be reached by land. By focusing the conversation on Asia and the Silk Road you are evading the issue. Christianity could and did spread along the Mediterranean, North Africa, the Silk Road, Asia, because there were well-established routes connecting these places. It COULD NOT and DID NOT spread to the Americas or Australia, because there were no trade routes to and from these places. In fact, nobody in Europe/Asia/Africa even knew that the Americas or Australia even existed! So please tell me about the pre-Columbian spread of Christianity in the Americas because those are the places I am interested in. With the exception of the Book of Mormon, which I don't believe in and I don't think you do, there was ZERO missionary activity in either North or South America prior to the arrival of Christian Europeans. As for Australia, if I recall correctly, Europeans did not reach it until the 1700's. Either way, we are talking roughly 1500 years of being cut off from the Gospel in the case of the Americas and 1700 years in the case of the Australians. That is a long stretch of time any way you cut it. I think you are aware of this problem but chose to divert the discussion to the Silk Road because you don't have any really good answers. Also, please do not assume that anyone who raises these questions/disagrees has not read the Gospels or studied early Christian history. You may find out that the person you are responding to is way more knowledgeable about these things than you!

[@ABEAZYdaRonin94]

@@theresemalmberg955 Whoa why are you being argumentative. Something about Jesus just gets people upset 😅 I'm sorry you took it that way that I was insulting your knowledge of scripture but I wasn't. Back when I didn't really care about God, I read the gospels from an analytical perspective probably like how you did, and I thought it was all nonsensical and confusing at first. I challenge you to go back and read it again from the perspective of whether Jesus contradicted himself or not. See if he is a God that stands on what he says, and if it's consistent with the rest of the Bible. I think if you're honest with yourself, you'll find the answer to what you are looking for. As for your previous question, the reason why I brought up the silk road was to show that nothing truly blocked God's message from being spread. Since you study history (I see from your comment on this video) you know that those cultures in the near East, Africa, and Asia were pagan as long (if not longer in some places) than the America's or Australia. I think it's more so you do not like the answer given that God does everything in his timing. I gave you answers for your questions, so it's kinda rude that you never answered my original post.

[@blackdreamhunk3413]

There was no word called the Middle East during the time of the ancient hebrews google " Who invented the word middle east"

[@Aj_Porsche]

It was And is Asia

[@wen-a8703]

Brother could u please, please go back to the original beat u had for your videos? Oh boy, how that beat did something to the soul, it brought power to it! I felt u wit that beat! I miss it!

[@SukanaCreatures]

Pay him/make your own videos.

[@gregorywynn9504]

I AGREE 100 percent

[@wen-a8703]

@@SukanaCreatures What a response! Poor thing, are u hurt? Do u need help? You've shown u have no sort of connection! I'm subscribed, I click, I like his videos! That seems like payment to me....❤️

[@blackdreamhunk3413]

Zephaniah 3:10 quote " From beyond the rivers of Cush my worshipers, my scattered people, will bring me offerings. "

[@abcminime]

But yet Jesus and the disciples are from outside the continent

[@justgadgets1572]

Yes though Jesus was born outside the continent, he is from the tribe of Judah and the tribe of Judah is BLACK. Read the Bible all answers are clearly written!!!!

[@mylissa2167]

Until the year 1524, there was no letter 'J' in the alphabet. The letter 'J' was originally the same letter as 'I. ' The 'father of the letter J' is Gian Giorgio Trissino, an Italian author and grammarian who lived from 1478 to 1550.

[@branching123]

Yep, Yeshua@@mylissa2167

[@admirekashiri9879]

There are prophets and saviours in our cultures. It's just on the continent we are so diverse and did not spread our religions to others through conquest. These figures are relegated to local cultures and ethnic groups. Like in my Shona/Karanga-Kalanga culture we have the ancestors Chaminuka and Nehanda for example who play an important part in the indigenous religion. It's said the spirit of Nehanda returned in the woman who is today known as Mbuya (grandmother) Nehanda known for rebelling against the British. I'm sure other African cultures have similar and different figures.

[@Ancin47]

If our people would only reach out and grab the deeper esoteric and symbolic meanings of all these teachers…. it’s so frustrating watching us argue about this silliness…. Look past the surface and SEE the SUN…. Look to the East…. Listen… try this for a 3 weeks. Record your dreams and learn about your other life. Anyway… Be blessed.

[@mylissa2167]

Until the year 1524, there was no letter 'J' in the alphabet. The letter 'J' was originally the same letter as 'I. ' The 'father of the letter J' is Gian Giorgio Trissino, an Italian author and grammarian who lived from 1478 to 1550.

[@jetlido6383]

I thought the Middle East was apart of Africa back then

[@MrWaterlionmonkey]

The middle east is the name given to North Africa and western Asia.

[@samhu7779]

Hasn't The Term " Middle East " been Exsposed as a Way to Not Say Africa yet The Ancient People of " The Middle East" were Africansi? Oh Hell Africa wasn't called Africa Anyway..Nevermind 😅😅

[@Aj_Porsche]

No the Middle East is Asia! Get a map

[@samhu7779]

@Aj_Porsche Disagree Don't Mean Disrespect..SmH...U Right Tho.. slime.."Middle East is Asia" you Literally said its 2 Places....But Ok ..

[@omggiiirl2077]

Why do we need them? We got pur example of how to be from our creator from nature from our ancestors and from the universe bringing in a shift in conciousness. Most of us in subsaharan Africa are people who followed spirituality that doesn't require a leader because our spirituality requires the individual to be a spiritually responsible and aware being,

[@biko89housebuyer48]

This sounds like Western secular individualism.

[@thebigchief1503]

This is just a fancy way of just following your whims & desires,if believe there’s a creator than guidance only comes from him

[@Aeon1019]

They simply were Examples of One who had attained the _Highest Consciousness_ , they never taught ReLEGIONS or even followed them, they actually taught _against them_ , because the DIVINE MIND is With-IN those that were created as AEONIC HUEMAN [Celestials] , for _they_ too have thr faculties and spiritual capacity to Attain that which those that came before us did because we came from the SAME _DIVINE SOURCE_

[@thebigchief1503]

@@Aeon1019 there is absolutely nothing divine about the human mind man is not god

[@Aeon1019]

@@thebigchief1503 note: there is HUEMAN and human and humankind [all different] - is it not written in the bible you read Psalm 82:6 “I said, 'You are “gods”; you are all sons of the Most High. ' _But you will die like mere mortals; you will fall like every other ruler_ .... why will you die like a mere mortal [man]??? because you are full of Unbelief [under a reLEGIONS Spell] 🤐 and will _fall in consciousness like the rulers that Rule You_ [via the MIND]

[@daviousking3828]

Thank you for what you do

[@ketsiadorce8445]

I'm disappointed that you would choose to use the term "Middle East." That Eurocentric 1850s concept should not be used by a true scholar.

[@soda8736]

Well is west Asia better?

[@valdumarmelvinwalters3432]

Keep it up home team, força, a luta continua!

[@HefenSankhTepra]

Ausar of Kamit was where they got the Christ idea from so technically, that would have been the Christ or Muhammad of Africa starting about 4000 years prior to Christianity. Also the Divine title of Ausar could be achieved by a man or a woman in Ancient Kamit

[@eugenehappy5841]

Its actually Heru not Ausar.

[@HefenSankhTepra]

@@eugenehappy5841 technically it’s both, Ausar “resurrected” when Auset put together the pieces of his body, yet Heru was “born a virgin birth” from his mother Auset. Ausar was the “God Man/Woman” on earth and was considered the Divine Ancestor. Heru specifically “fought” against Set(who Christianity calls Satan). Heru was destined to be the king of his father’s kingdom. Ausar was to be resurrected and be “King of the Dead” aka the King of the spiritual realm and help establish Heaven on Earth. As you can see they took parts of both theologies and mashed it together to form their Serapis God who eventually became Christos aka Christ

[@eugenehappy5841]

@@HefenSankhTepra I agree 👍🏽

[@MrMathoks]

​@@HefenSankhTepra I'm afraid you've been misled. That is according to one version of the myth. There are multiple versions from the author of confusion. What confused anti-messianic advocates have done was take the version that best resembles the story of Jesus and use it to discredit a straight forward historical event. The serapis cult was started in Egypt by the Ptolemys as a way of unifying their system with the Egyptian ways and their idol is a random white Greek man with a cup on it's head. Yeshua was a black man from Judea and he didn't leave an image to be worshipped

[@Repairerofthebreach3]

I read the actual writings about Osiris, and those stories actually aren’t anything like the Afro-Asiatic Yashua story at all.

[@shahross8366]

Notice how nobody in the comments actually acknowledged the actual video? What a shame.

[@univeriseman8008]

There was no middle east 1000s of years ago. Nile river civilizations and its neighbors moved into the part that connects asia to africa but there were ppl already there. Those ppl took on the culture of the later africans through trade

[@dieu5041]

Most people don’t understand real history, even the pan Africanist on KZbin. Otherwise, they’d understand the entire world was black not just africa

[@edricrankin7563]

The so called Middle East is on the African continent. And the European concept of region came from Egypt. The Bible is written on walls on the temple Luxor, And Islam is a derivative of Christianity. All concepts of the three major religions all come from African beliefs structure. Europe had no organized religion, they just reshaped, repackaged it and gave it back to the world as we believed it was the true religion of the one true creator of the universe.

[@Aj_Porsche]

Middle East is in Asia not Sub Saharan Africa lol. Get a map.

[@yeslion333]

​@@Aj_Porscheit doesn't matter where "they" put the lines on a map. The Jordan Rift Valley separates the Arabian from the African tectonic plate. Everything to the west of the Dead Sea can be called "Africa"

[@yeslion333]

Islam is not a derivative of Christianity, that's logically, and historically inaccurate. Islam (submission to God) is the religion of Abraham before the birth of Christ or Judah. It has no relation to these human beings

[@Aj_Porsche]

@@yeslion333 Islam is part of the Abrahamic religions, get a copy of the Qur'an in Arabic.

[@pshiku]

I am an African, Sub-saharan to be specific all those Abrahamic religions are not our heritage, they have been wrongly pedestalized and look what they have done to the world. Our tribes gave us culture and a personal way to worship God, our ancestors were not into organised religions. Everyone was free to live and let live. All those Abrahamic stuff are myths nothing special.

[@ebcsecurity9490]

That is because you are looking at the European drawn borders of Africa😂. The real Africa incorporates all of Arabia and Palestine. Also all semetic languages are African in origin. I'm from Senegal, Africa. We have great religious figures (such as Touba) with great miracles.

[@achilles7607]

Palestine doesn't exist. The region of Israel and the countries around it are all olive skinned and were always considered part of Asia and middle eastern.

[@Donegrow-ve8hs]

Christ also came out of AFRICA.. "Now when they had departed, behold, an angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream and said, “Rise, take the child and his mother, and flee to Egypt, and remain there until I tell you, for Herod is about to search for the child, to destroy him.” And he rose and took the child and his mother by night and departed to Egypt and remained there until the death of Herod. This was to fulfill what the Lord had spoken by the prophet, “Out of Egypt I called my son.” (Matthew 2:13-15)"

[@BlackMagickMike]

Moses was a WHOLE African. AND a Pharaoh... #Thutmose

[@WSNight-]

😅 if he was real

[@AfriAbundance]

❤❤ Love this content!!!

[@petermorton301]

The Ethiopian's are the people who built their churches out of the pure rock way up on the cliffs the Ethiopian's are a ancient chosen race of man and they are the original Christians

[@kariannecrysler640]

I recently learned that the Germanic gods were not worshipped exactly. They were trying to command the forces of nature associated to the gods. I’m curious if similar ideas were in African religions where it’s more an energy you lived with and negotiated with to one you beg from?

[@blackdreamhunk3413]

Song of Solomon 1:5-6

[@BreadAndWaterSurvivor]

YESHUA

[@gadeyeye6268]

Great video brother god

[@AceX22]

Jesus literally walked around Africa he grew up in Egypt

[@kennethotieno995]

He spent time in temples of Egypt, learning about ancient religion.

[@ReshonBryant]

Yeah, but why Egypt and not let's say, Mozambique😭

[@stevenfisher2804]

Great knowledge. Great wisdom.

[@petermorton301]

Black Genesis: The prehistoric origin of ancient Egypt/Kemet presents proof that an advanced Black African civilization inhabited the sahara long before pharaonic Egypt/Kemet reveal Black Africa to be at the Genesis of ancient civilization and the human story

[@blackdreamhunk3413]

A black history channel where black people welcomed

[@feddi7693]

Ethiopia is mentioned over 40 times in the Bible, and is resting place of the ark of the covenant, the Ethiopian Orthodox Church originated before European civilization of the continent.❤️💛💚

[@HypnoticHollywood]

Who was the spiritual figure from Ethiopia?

[@Motownphillysk1]

Lets not forget Ethiopia (Also Kush) was also misused as the name for all of Africa or all Africans. Even in the bible. Armenia was the first country in the world to adopt Christianity as a state religion in 301 A.D. Ethiopia followed soon After.

[@professoraregbesola3490]

@@Motownphillysk1nice this is historical accuracy. So refreshing

[@kheprineteru4990]

🧢 my dads Amhara Yenya Negus Ezana converted to Christianity ✝️ Not our culture

[@MrPhillip1964]

@@HypnoticHollywoodSolomon and Sheba

[@blackdreamhunk3413]

Didn't ever claim I fit in any black history community.

[@kingsamuelofficial]

Because the story of Jesus Yahushua is an African reality… there is no such thing as Middle East.

[@sizex1966]

I'm on that same journey more of a spiritual search than a religious one! Guidance & Protection Mannerz & Respect! Balance 369. 1Love!

[@firdausali8470]

I thought Moses was from Africa, like Egypt.

[@justchilling704]

He was.

[@eastsidemuu]

Exactly!!! Lol this guy 🤦🏾🤦🏾

[@justaguy4742]

He was an Israelite from the tribe of Levi and was born in Egypt. They moved there because of famine in their land, but were later backstabbed by the Egyptians.

[@mylissa2167]

African cosmology describes the various creation myths and narratives seeking to understand the origin of the planet, existence, and our place within the network of space that originates in Africa. Specifically, Africa has many creation myths coming from the continent's many different cultures.

[@waynewitherspoon8703]

Philadelphia is in the building

[@benjaminbyrd8834]

That part 35th Haverford Ave👍👍

[@Trasee_theRealtor]

My daughter lived in Philly Salute!

[@ReshonBryant]

🚬🧐

[@AC-yb2ee]

Thought provoking!

[@deezydayungdon]

Maaaaassan let's just call a spade a spade, the reason the ABrahamic "Messiahs" spread the way they did was By the sword...Those followers were on sum get down or lay down type time and ppl chose conversion over death💀 ☠️ 🤦🏿‍♂️...smh

[@maryaboagye9337]

Be specific, say Islam

[@deezydayungdon]

@@maryaboagye9337 Christianity too 🤦🏿‍♂️ smh

[@asiaticlion9892]

The African and Arabian Origins of the Hebrew Bible: An Ethnohistorical Study Author: Reynolds-Marniche, Dr. Dana Year: 2020 Pages: 408

[@lachuck2476]

MOSES ORIGINATED ON THE CONTINENT OF AFRICA!!

[@quelnariemrah5624]

I believe the question is flawed as it assumes the superiority of the Western mindset. Also, we must consider that the messengers of Christianity and our value of history and its keepers (historians) derived from Europe. We have to also consider the impact of written history vs oral history. Also, the fact that both Abraham and Moses were African and are the central figures of all Abrahamic religions brings us full circle.

[@Aj_Porsche]

Abraham was from Iraq

[@Ario-yt8ou]

or Turkey@@Aj_Porsche

[@Aj_Porsche]

@@Ario-yt8ou No he was from Mesopotamia, cradle of civilization.

[@Ario-yt8ou]

@@Aj_Porsche He might have been from Urfa in southeast Turkey which is in Upper Mesopotamia.

[@Aj_Porsche]

@@Ario-yt8ou The Bible states that Abraham was raised in “Ur of the Chaldeans” (Ur Kasdim). Most scholars agree that Ur Kasdim was the Sumerian city Ur, today Tall al-Muqayyar (or Tall al-Mughair), about 200 miles (300 km) southeast of Baghdad in lower Mesopotamia. He lived for a while in Harran, before settling near Hebron in Canaan. Both are in Asia! He most likely spoke Sumerian and Akkadian and later Aramaic.

[@denismclean8382]

Israel is not the 'Middle East' it is more accurately North-east Africa!

[@TheHebrewHammer.]

Talk to them!

[@jayrome3932]

Thank you!

[@matthewmann8969]

It is Western Asia actually.

[@denismclean8382]

@matthewmann8969 Israel is land-locked with Egypt, which is in North Africa and Israel is located on the east of Egypt, North-East of Africa. Why do people deny that Israel is a part of Africa?

[@wen-a8703]

Of course! That should be so easy to recognize it's part of Africa! Stolen!

[@gameboyhotline3712]

In African religions and spiritual systems it’s common for the veneration of common ancestors ( once alive humans ) or aspect of nature celestial or earthly to be limited to language and ethnicity. For example the Akan religion stays strictly in the Akan ethnicity, solely for the purpose of guiding, helping and providing rights for that specific ethnic group. In my experience ATRS ( African traditional religions ) don’t concern themselves with matters outside of their ethnic world view. Even the spirits within the respective religions will acknowledge each others existence but will largely ignore and refuse to interact beyond their pantheon

[@justchilling704]

This is true but usually many traditional African religions are still monotheistic. With one high or big God from which all things originate.

[@alexanderweikle]

Probably the closest thing that ancient Africa has ever had to Middle-Eastern prophets like Jesus and Muhammad was the Pharaoh Ahkenaten. Ahkenaten promoted a monotheistic version of the ancient Egyptian religion with Aten/Amun-Ra as the sole god and Ahkenaten himself as his sole prophet.

[@shafsteryellow]

All nations have received a prophet.

[@Claribelle401]

Not true. Read Genesis chapter 10.

[@alexanderweikle]

@@Claribelle401 The Bible is not a historically accurate text.

[@Ldonally84]

I was thinking the same thing

[@ralphgreenwood2469]

The Bible is the most historically accurate book there is.What you will out is the Bible is true and everything else is a lie

[@benjaminbyrd8834]

That part 35th an Haverford Ave here 👍

[@paradisecityX0]

The first Christians outside the Roman Empire were Ethiopians

[@shafsteryellow]

😂 not true

[@DwyneOverstreet]

Well if you’re referring to the Igbo tribe, they are actually one of the isrealite tribes. As far as Christendom, the apostle’s spread through out the continents. The romans adopted Christianity long after the spreading of Christ

[@BuckeyeDrift]

@@shafsteryellowyeah it is by 800 years

[@BuckeyeDrift]

@@DwyneOverstreetthe Igbo are from Ghana and Nigeria and we’re not Christians. Christianity was in Ethiopia 800 years before it was in Europe

[@BuckeyeDrift]

That wasn’t the point of the video, he was asking why aren’t there references to Messiah or messengers of god that come from Africa. Not about which country adopted a religion of an outside entity. Christianity was a Jewish denomination in the beginning.

[@petermorton301]

Africa probably had millions of prophets and holy men's that are lost in time Africa is the Cradle of humanity and civilization

[@MonDieuMaCauseMonEpee]

The answer is writing. Jesus spread through the bible, Muhammad spread through the Qu'ran.

[@mouse8080]

Africa was sadly too poor for anything really; Think of literature, architecture, science, religion and innovation.Not trying to be rude but its the truth.

[@suburbanburrito210]

What are u ok about? The greatest ancient civilization on this earth was in Africa

[@yeslion333]

Quran 16:36: To every nation We sent a Messenger who told its people, "Worship God and stay away from satan." The Monotheist of Africa was prob Akhenaten. Also, Palestine sits on the African continental plate, so despite where "they" draw the lines, Palestine is part of Africa.

[@Aj_Porsche]

No it isn't it's part of Asia.

[@yeslion333]

@@Aj_Porsche who decided it?

[@Aj_Porsche]

@@yeslion333 Israel/Palestine is not on the African Plate, but it is on the western edge of the Arabian Plate at its boundary with the African Plate. This boundary is called the Great Rift Valley, the world's most extensive geological fault. Israel is located on the northwestern edge of the image below near the bend in the western boundary.

[@eastsidemuu]

MUSa(as) also was sent to the blk African nation Khemet (Egypt)

[@yeslion333]

@@eastsidemuu According to the ahadith, Musa was also (dark) black

[@joshualove1403]

What about Orunmila?

[@TRUTHTEACHER2007]

Simple answer. Most of the African philosophies I've encountered are far more profound and sophisticated than the Abrahamic religions. First of all, there's no concept of original sin, nor is there a concept of a devil or punishment in a hell. Therefore, there's no need of a message to save us from damnation. Most of us believe in the concept of reincarnation. So, we come to Earth for a reason and after we leave we're evaluated on how successful our mission was. If we didn't meet the goals, we come back. If we made mistakes, we come back so we can right the wrongs. We are responsible for our elevation. There is no hell and any correction for misdeeds will be handled in a way that is in harmony with the situation. You will be given the change to correct your mistakes or make up for it. For example, if you were unkind to the poor, your mission may be to create a charity organization to help them in the next life. Or, you yourself may be put in that situation to know what it feels like. We believe in the supreme authority of the creator. Therefore, whatever religion a person belongs to is what they need. We don't need to convince them to follow our way. We show respect. If a person asks for help or advise and we can, we give it with no strings attached. So there's no need for wars of conquest and conversions. Finally, we are connected to the divine always. If we are have a problem or need an answer, we consult a priest for divination for our situation. This isn't fortune telling or palm reading. But we can consult the creator, or our ancestors for advise. There's no need to idolize any particular individual.

[@blackdreamhunk3413]

This youtube video is on my Disqus page.

[@Sapioso]

All religious talk is theory based at best

[@Repairerofthebreach3]

Thou shalt not murder is theory?

[@Sapioso]

Not a theory or an idea bred from ANY religion. Believe it or not, people did not believe in murder before Jesus, Romans, or clothing existed. Fck is you talkin bout🤨🤔

[@Repairerofthebreach3]

@@Sapioso ….and so you agree that ALL religious talk is not theory.

[@Sapioso]

Read the original comment again and accept it and move on.@@Repairerofthebreach3

[@yangasidziya3245]

Religion is a waste of time

[@Jj-jg6pw]

Get rid of religion, focus on science, bettering the environment and improving healthcare, focus on educated the youth in a scientific manner, and watch Africa grow. Religion is a weight to get rid of.

[@blackdreamhunk3413]

Why are ghosting me as blackdreamhunk2

[@FromVa2Gambia]

Ever heard of Musa (Moses) or Yusuf (Joseph)?

[@yusufabdoulafuww3417]

Yeah not sure how you miss that Moses is an ancient Kemetic name.

[@eastsidemuu]

RiGHt!!! Lmbo

[@Nesut-king]

They was Egyptians not subsaharan

[@petermorton301]

The monuments of the Cushite's?

[@eastafrika728]

Actually the only real Muhammad was Ibin Bin Ali, alias Muhammad, a black man and Moor born in Spain and who preached Afrikan Ma'atism, the Aftikan spirituality of self understanding, to all who would listen in the 1100s AD. His teachings were later corrupted into Sufism by Arabs and Turks and by 1300AD, the Ottoman Turks formed Muhammadanism out of Bin Ali's work and used violence to force Afrikans to follow it. This sufism became the first Islam. The Koran was only written in 1870AD by Jewish AIU organization scholars from France and adopted in 1919AD, facts also mentioned in Dr. Walter William's book on Islam.

[@blackdreamhunk3413]

wow thank you

[@eastafrika728]

@@blackdreamhunk3413 you're welcome, Study Dr. Walter William's Books, he read all the archives and did the research.

[@suburbanburrito210]

Look at the long war between the Persians and the Roman’s which ended in a truce then after Islam pops up. It is all a ploy Islam has been consistently used to start wars look at what happened in Syria Afghanistan Sudan Libya all invaded because “Islamic terrorists” one world gov is coming

[@AncientElder]

Notice also Paul did not write to Ethiopian Churches like he did all the others even though they pre-date them such as the church of Corinth. Also peculiar, they were the only people of Africa to successfully resist Colonialism.

[@ReshonBryant]

​@nigelmcgiver2275Yeah, but my feelings🦁

[@abzal-falaz6813]

#1 you should always use honorifics when using their names #2 Musa (Moses) Alayhi Salam, is a prime example. He was both a Prophet and a Messenger, clearly an African, and even more significant than Jesus.

[@truone6394]

That's in Islam. Everyone is not a Muslim the Bible predates the Quran by thousands of years. Unlike Muslims, we don't get offended by little things like that because they don't matter before God.

[@dhanuarygundana6342]

I agree 💯 , people forget that Moses was black African , jews and arabs regard him as such or only African recognized as prophet by both Muslims and Jewish people

[@truone6394]

Moses definitely wasn't more significant than the Messiah. If anything, they were equal. Moses and every prophet after him prophesied about him, and while he walked the earth, Israelites knew that he was THE prophet predicted in those prophesies without him ever pointing it out.

[@eastsidemuu]

Exactly there was also 186,000 prophets & messengers In islam.. as as you stated a WILDLY known prophet (MuSA) as was a Blk man send to a blk African Nation..(EgYPT) Sometimes people should do more research before making videos

[@defaultdefault837]

The evidence in the Russian Icon museum would like to disagree with the title

[@timothywells1336]

Israel is geographically located on the African tectonic plate. The term Middle East was created for geo-political reasons in the late 1800s. I think Anglophile Alfred Thayer Mahan was the originator and Great Britain picked it up.

[@shafsteryellow]

Its on the Arabian plate...

[@ZakaryahGerard]

but its still Africa due to the proximity The Arabian and African plates are connected@@shafsteryellow

[@shafsteryellow]

@@ZakaryahGerard then the whole world is also next to each other...

[@tlive1800]

More like 1948 after world War 2

[@shafsteryellow]

@@tlive1800 africa Asia and Europe is all one land mass. That doesn't mean there aren't geographical features that exist that have separated people

[@Omaroy33]

Thought provoking. In my opinion, it’s no coincidence that the Abrahamic faiths originated in the Middle East and then spread around the globe rather quickly to become the dominant faiths on the planet. If The God wanted to disseminate a message to all humanity, that is the location where it would spread the quickest.

[@jamalyoung8461]

The Middle East is a political creation of the British. At the time of both figures referenced, the British people did not exist and they had no meaningful geopolitics or interests in the region. “Middle East” is an absurdity that misorients the listener, and facilitates their embrace of other fables and twists of fact.

[@shafsteryellow]

So is every term

[@blackdreamhunk3413]

I sourced my information here wrote about my experiences on a black history youtube channel

[@TIENxSHINHAN]

The thing most interesting to me about Christianity and Islam is that historians pretty much agree that both of them were real spiritual leaders. There could've been thousands of Jesuses or Muhammads in Africa but their following just never reached that level and people forgot about them after they died. All it would've taken was one self help guru whose life was recorded and we would've had it.

[@shafsteryellow]

Islam says all nations received prophets

[@warriorclassmedia]

@@shafsteryellow Prophet Muhammad liked to have little girls. Like... for a WIFE

[@Claribelle401]

Islam borrowed heavily from the Bible

[@warriorclassmedia]

Christianity borrowed heavily from Kemet/Egypt religion. The council of Nicea made sure of that. Constantine was Diabolical

[@coollikethat2691]

🟢The religious people wanted to kill Jesus.

[@blackdreamhunk3413]

JOB 30:30 my skin is BLACK upon me, and my bones are burned with heat.

[@KingofgraceSARA]

Jesus was in Africa! God was in Africa. The garden of Eden was in Africa.

[@shafsteryellow]

Since when is the levant africa

[@ChrisUnltdTV]

The Bible literally says that he was born in Bethlehem, which is in the Middle East and was part of the Roman Empire during the life of Jesus. Christianity is a Latin word, the language of Rome. The cross that is literally a Roman torture device, Africans didn't invent it.

[@Claribelle401]

​@@ChrisUnltdTVGenesis chapter 10 clearly stated there was an earthquake that changed the land. Go and read it

[@skellagyook]

The garden of Eden is not a real place.

[@ChrisUnltdTV]

@@Claribelle401 What does Genesis have to do with Jesus? The Bible still says that he was in the Roman Empire, regardless of an earthquake that happened centuries before.

[@blackdreamhunk3413]

some of the black hebrews were there too and I do believe some people from the hacker group anonymous were there as well.

[@wahiidstube]

The Middle East is Africa. By the way, no Europeans either.

[@skellagyook]

Though parts are close to Africa, the Middle East is part of the Eurasian landmass, not Africa. You could say that the Sinai is part of both Eurasia and Africa (it's a bridge that connects the two). But it's small/narrow. (Egypt, of course, is in Africa.)

[@alphacharm]

No it’s not

[@nirbija]

NO! Africa IS Africa! Not "middle" of anything! Africa stands alone AS ITSELF! Middle East is Arabian Peninsula ... if it is to be a meaningful geographical region of the planet.

[@marshallcarter4928]

@@nirbijalol the Middle East as known as northeast Africa. They changed the name to the Middle East around WWII to separate it from Africa.

[@shafsteryellow]

​@@marshallcarter4928not true

[@CourtTV.]

Jesus of edessa/homer and the gospel and the fact that the definition of semetic is a afro asastic language

[@ctbt1832]

Lol 😆 Jesus is from Africa and he is not white

[@Chackelvelvet]

what middle east there’s no middle east

[@wintersolsticegn8385]

The 1st Christiams ANYWHERE were African, the oldest Bible is Ethiopic, Nestorius of the Eritrran region was the father of Christianity in Constantinople. Thank you for the work you do! ✊🏿🔥

[@Aj_Porsche]

No they weren't they were Middle Eastern just like Jesus or Esa which is his proper name.

[@MrMathoks]

​@@Aj_Porsche Mohammed was a European pale face and Jesus was a "black man", the image of the living God. Deal with it 😎

[@PathtoYahawah]

Just gonna act like the scrolls they found which are older than the scripts in Ethiopia don’t exist huh.

[@hubertchase5447]

Peace and greetings, I appreciate your videos and the work you're doing to keep African History front and center. However, If I may make a suggestion; the way you narrate the videos can be a bit confusing and unclear. Sometimes, I'm not clear on what you are trying to say. I don't know if I'm the only one making this comment. However, I hope it can help you to improve your storytelling a little bit, no disrespect. Thank you,

[@odemata87]

What about Orunmila and Ifa?

[@walley3847]

I was expecting to find something about Orunmila. He is a very big name

[@pulsarstargrave256]

Superman once saved New York from being destroyed by The Hulk. Just because a real place was mentioned in a story, doesn't mean the principals involved were all "real". Simply put, I'm tired of hearing arguments over religion!

[@andrewjohnson8232]

Not as tired as I am of hearing comments as thoughtless as the one you posted.

[@pulsarstargrave256]

@@andrewjohnson8232 A lot of thought went into it. I read the comments below. As soon as a Muslim chimed in, they grew antagonistic. My point was: you can't "prove" any of it, so why fight about it?, Of course, Humans will use any excuse to start a conflict.

[@andrewjohnson8232]

@@pulsarstargrave256 Sorry, I didn't know the comment was part of a conversation. A faith is not about believing in stories because of accurate place names. A faith is committing to a way of life and value judgements on others, society and the natural environment. The proof is not in the arguing, the proof is in the living.

[@PathtoYahawah]

Yet here you are in a place that is talking about Religion! You like most mentally declined people all got it wrong, Being a Hebrew is not a religion it is a Heritage that Caucasoids made into a religion!

[@GodonEarth44]

Orunmila could fit the description. It’s from the Yoruba religion

[@DampBiscuitt]

Just a side note, the Ethiopian bible is the oldest bible in the world. Christianity was in Africa well before Europe. So technically, Jesus is African. Edit: What have I done? The Jesus is African is a joke guys 😂

[@skellagyook]

That doesn't follow. It doesn't mean Christians or Jesus were originally from there. The first Christians were in the Middle East (Judea/Israel/Palestine) and Jesus was also from that area (that's where the events in the Bible mostly take place). Christianity was introduced to Ethiopia later (and also introduced to Europe and other places).

[@wingzero7316]

The bible new testemant was written in Greek originally, which is in europe. Christianity started in roman empire 1st, including europe, middle east and north Africa meditreanian region

[@xeno52003]

​@wingzero7316 the bible was written in Aramaic and hebrew then later translated to greek. The middle east is also a new term thats not what it was called in ancient times. Its africa

[@wingzero7316]

@@xeno52003 it was written in greek. Jesus disciples didn't write the new testemant, majority of gospel writers are anonymous who wrote it many decades after jesus supposedly crucifixtion, john was around 100 years after. Most writers are greek because of how well they knew the language. I recomend you read Bart D Herman books

[@nirbija]

If your Jesus was actually an historical figure, he was CERTAINLY NOT African! The Jesus story that has been told was never ever an African story told by Africans about Africans. So please stop the nonsense; and spare Africans! lol Some African minds are so deeply brainwashed with the FOREIGN and mind-weakening and mind-wasting religious rubbish OF INVADERS; to this day, some African minds are yet to 'liberate themselves from the mental slavery',

[@dlsmwp2022]

The so called Prophets of other religions may be from the Middle East but they all have roots and connections to Africa. Abraham went to Egypt when there was a famine and so did Jacob send his sons to Egypt. Moses was born and raised in Egypt. And the Lord God called his son Jesus from out of Egypt in the book of Matthew. And when the Prophet Muhammad started the first Hegira, he sent the companions to Ethiopia for refuge during Islams beginning. Africa is the origin of these world religions, read THE AFRICAN ORIGIN OF THE MAJOR WORLD RELIGIONS BY DR YOSEF BEN JOCHANNAN. Peace ✌🏿 Divine Lord Sekhem

[@paradisecityX0]

Jesus was an olive-skinned, Aramaic-speaking Jew. If we're gonna continue to see white Jesus, we may as well see more black & brown Jesus, Mexican & Brazilian Jesus, Chinese & Japanese Jesus, Native American Indian Jesus, etc.

[@nirbija]

Yep! Those who originated their 'Jesus story' were about a character from Arabian Peninsula, a semite.

[@marshallcarter4928]

Olive skinned in those days meant dark brown or black. An olive is black or green. They changed the meaning of olive skinned over time.and the messiah was a Hebrew who spoke Hebrew.

[@DavidJohnson-dc8lu]

Jesus was not Jewish, during the 1st century there was no such term. He was born in Bethlehem due to tax legal reasons because Joseph (his step father) was from the tribe of Judah and probably because Mary and Joseph were married. Mary was from Narzareth Galiee where Jesus was later raised after they left Egypt. Jesus would have been a Galiean speaking Hebrew. I would doubt his native tongue was Aramaic too, but probably knew how to communicate in Aramaic. Some argue Jesus didn't speak Hebrew (as if this was only possible for the tribe of Judah aka "Jews"), wrong the Bible states he spoke with high Priests as a child and he came to unite the 12 tribes of Israel, thus meaning he would have had to have spoke in Hebrew for that to have happened.

[@eminentbishop1325]

Personally i think Chinese Jesus is probably my favorite

[@dablaccseaproductions5279]

Olive skinned doesn’t mean what you think

[@claytonporter7878]

IN MIND ADVISED

[@alphacharm]

JESUS AND ALLAH WERE NOT AFRICAN to the folks in the comments.

[@shafsteryellow]

Blasphemous weirdo. I hope you are guided.

[@feddi7693]

Stop the 🧢

[@alphacharm]

@@feddi7693 that’s what you should stop doing.

[@lovelife2186]

Why you mad so where they come from

[@alphacharm]

@@lovelife2186 Arabs/middle easterns.

[@BlackTalkRadioNetwork]

The first Christian Churches emerged in Egypt and Ethiopia and Palestine is in Africa unless you a accept the colonizers worldview.

[@shafsteryellow]

No. A Lebanese brought christianity to axum

[@drstevej2527]

Because prior to both Africa was largely pre literate which is essential to convey the teachings of both.

[@OrangeBlossomMilk]

Islamically we believe that the Prophet Muhammad (may peace and blessings be upon him) was sent to the people of Arabia because they were the worst of the people at the time. We have a similar belief for every prophet. They were sent to correct the people and guide the ones who needed it at the most of their times. It's not exactly a compliment or an honour if you comprehend it in that way.

[@eastsidemuu]

We also believe that there were 186,000 prophets & messengers so yes they have been sent to africa.. as well as all over the world

[@Ario-yt8ou]

So when the Akan made human sacrifices to their gods was that because they considered it to be an 'ethical' thing to do?

[@NanakiRowan]

The Akan didn't do that. Stop making things up and trolling this channel with multiple accounts. It's beyond pathetic.

[@Omaroy33]

After several months, I decided to revisit this question and now feel that there is plenty of evidence to support an African origin for every major world religion. You can find aspects of Kemetic beliefs in every world religion. And these Kemetic belief themselves had their beginnings in inner Africa

[@curiouskid1547]

Then why not any Buddha?😅 Africa never had much to do with philosophy. Too complex a subject for folks who could not invent of adopt the wheel.

[@ajunteburns6894]

Spoken like a true baconskin so calm down k-k-k-olonizer. They had Theology, Mathematics, Medicines, Architecture of pyramids and arks, Sciences, Language schools, the discovery of Iron and brass, etc... started in Africa and many people came abroad just to study what they knew.

[@jabarishaw925]

Some would argue that the Middle East is North East Afrika and that Iraq is on the Afrikan tectonic plate. It only lightened up after decades of invasions and war. The Quran and Bible mention KMT and Kush. My question is why do so many scholars argue that Abrahamic religions are alien to Afrikan People. If you look at Burkina Faso and Seria Leone people say they are the lost tribes of Israel

[@pshiku]

The Scholars are not lying Abrahamic faiths are alien to Africa. Africans by nature never imposed their way of God on anyone each tribe had its own cultural heritage and way of life. I don't know why people see Abrahamic myths as superior and try and claim them. As an African am proud that we have not burdened the world with our beliefs in the meantime who's at war right now if God really spoke to the Arabs and Jews.

[@justchilling704]

@@pshikuHow can abrahamic faith be foreign to Africa when the Semitic branch of the Afro-Asiatic language family originated in Africa? And much of the Bible takes place in Africa? Believe what has gold evidence and or reason behind it. If you don’t wanna be a Christian, don’t be, but don’t try and make it about ethnicity bc that’s irrelevant to whether or not a belief is true, if Christianity is true is for all people. Lastly Christianity isn’t imposed it’s a choice. Christianity isn’t a political ideology like Islam. Islam has within its teaching a built in political side that teaches/allows conquest once Muslims are strong enough in a nation.

[@pshiku]

@@justchilling704 It is a foreign religion, for a true born African without identity crisis, Abrahamic religious books are foreign books, the language and practises therein are foreign to us. Africa has many tribes and each tribe had culture and a way of worshipping God. The interaction with foreigners like Romans, Arabs, Europeans, etc. Brought different ideologies to Africa. Its because of inferiority complex, identity crisis and subjugation that we abandoned our traditions and culture. Ethnicity matters because Abrahamic faiths demand denying your self identity and take on foreign new names and ideology. Their religion(s) are also built on myths and borrowing from other peoples cultures and traditions. As Africans and by extension black people we're conditioned to believe everything and never question or be skeptical about the Abrahamics.

[@justchilling704]

@@pshiku For future reference I suggest researching logic, a little bit of philosophy, as well as history and the Biblical texts bc their is no way anyone should be that ignorant in 2024. This sh1t is free with internet access.

[@pshiku]

@@justchilling704 I noticed you didn't say am lying, we're not going to build our identity on somebody else's mythology. As Africans, our default setting has never been Near East Abrahamic myths, every tribe has it's own story of origin, just because I contradict your stance you assume am ignorant.

[@BLACKWomeninMUSICFestival]

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