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More proof that pastor Manning is stamped and certified batsh8t crazy.

@Mel Hopkins in the future you can always call Nubian books they carry DVDs like this.

That's why I've never had a desire to live in another country. I know that my birthplace could be a much better country. That's why I champion providing FBA/ADOS with reparations and destroying the system of white supremacy. Those outstanding issues keep the United States of America from being the greatest country on the planet.

You may not believe this because I generally don't provide sources or links to this assertion but I'll say it again for those who are willing to believe it.....lol. 1. The original Hebrews were a Black Kemetic (ancient Egyptian) tribe. Their name has been changed numerous times based on translation from Yiber, Yibri, Hebrew, and Eebo (Igbo of Nigeria). 2. One of the reasons they are in the Bible is because Moses/Musa was from Egypt and from that tribe and him and some others from that tribe were sent up from Kemet (ancient Egypt) into the mountains of the Caucasus to civilize the wild Caucasians.

exactly @Chevdove the issue is because all peoples, individuals or groups, want to make the culture of tomorrow reflecting their own culture. Which in a multiracial populace like the usa creates natural friction.

Also to clarify, I think that the Hebrews defined by culture as being Syrian can be seen as a point where some of them defined their tribes based on a matri-lineal origin starting with either Leah, Rachel, Bilhah or Zilpah, but the Matriarchal aspect was, at times, a contention due to the Canaanite presence that they had been dealing with. For example, the story of Solomon and his mother presents one of many stories of how that Matriarchal head government contended with the kings of Israel. Solomon fell in love with, Abishag, the Black Virgin that became a nurse for David. He was one of the shepherds that was part of the party go and find a nurse and as he was assigned in that region in the mountains of Lebanon for a season, he party found Abishag and brought her back to the Capitol in Mt. Moriah. But once there, Solomon's mother revealed that she had a bad spirit and shocked Solomon. After the death of David, Solomon wanted to marry Abishag and he pursued her. But his older brother became enraged that David intercepted him and gave the kingdom to Solomon and therefore, he plotted against Solomon. He went behind Solomon's back and asked Bathsheba to give him Abishag. And Bathsheba then surprised Solomon one day and told Solomon to give Abishag to his older brother Adonaijah. Bathsheba ordered the life of that young girl to be given away as if she was a slave and WOW! Her dark nature was revealed. Solomon could not believe it because, as he mother too is black skinned and he knew what she endured due to Colorism, he could not believe that she would try to destroy the life of another Black skinned beauty. So Solomon told his mother, 'you are going to make me a slave to my brother--and I am the king'. But as Bathsheba was the Queen of queens, as David's wife, Solomon did not cross her, but what he did was have his brother killed. So after that, he married Abishag, and Bathsheba went down in shame. Later, when Abishag was older, she co-authored the love story between her and Solomon that became the Book Song of Solomon. This book Song of Solomon became the rendition of the famous fairy tale we know today as Cinderella. Bathsheba became the 'evil step-mother' syndrome and her name was also written out of the GOSPEL. She was written in as 'the wife of Uriah-the-Hittite'. She was written out of the Bible, even though it is Bathsheba, that is the matri-lineal basis of both Joseph and Mary! From David and Bathsheba, the lineage of Jesus' parents came! So in conclusion, the Matriarchal system did contend with the kings of Israel from time to time due to the Canaanites, the Hittites and other Asiatics old civilizations that had infiltrated the western world of Ham whereby women would challenge the patriarchal systems. Another dramatic historic event of this contention was the story about Ahab and Jezebel.

Yes! Thank you! @Mel Hopkins I believe that it would take many books to bring out the deeper history about that name Ashteroth. I did see that there are many script versions of how this name is written such as 'Ashtar', Ashter', 'Ash-tartu', 'Astarte', ... and all have a specific meaning. And, I am completely aware that Ashteroth was once a male aspect that later changed in Canaanite literature. Coupled with the religion as being Baal and Ashteroth, I believe the origins of this male aspect lies deep. As I wrote before, I could write a book, books, on this subject because there is a lot that needs to come to light to understand how this religion became a tool that led to White Supremacy in Black lands. Before this Canaanite religion became known as 'Baal and Ashteroth', it may have just been the supreme worship of Ashteroth when it represented a male deity. However, I do believe it was originally female, then maybe it changed to a dual deity and then it split to being Baal and Ashteroth, with Baal being male. By the time that Nefertiti became the head of the Aten religion, her high priest Ay was the Baal priest and therefore, she became supreme and Akhenaten was pharaoh in name only. I think that the earlier Roman Triad is also vital in understanding the dual nature of Ashteroth too. Also how their supreme god An transformed is part of this ancient religion as well.

Yes. I agree. Wonderful statement. Ah! @Mel Hopkins That, in my mind is why I think of you as a perfectionist. When I read you, I get the feeling that you rely on background digging up of information and then you advance from this point. I try to do the same.

I see myself as a modern primitive. I use technology but I also consult the Oracles and read omens and time. Which YouTube clip? I consult the Oracles and I read omens and Time.

Pastor Manning is living proof that Black men are not overly violent. Otherwise, his azz would have been in the dirt a long time ago.