This book was written to address critical issues concerning the African contribution to the Bible, and to abolish the old myth that Black people contributed nothing to the Scriptures. In reality, Africa had a tremendous impact on the early writings of the Bible, from one book to the next, to the authors who wrote the books.
This remarkable book is a com-pilation of questions and answers, geared toward uplifting the minds and spirits of those who are in search of the truth and Salvation. The questions and answers are centered around issues pertaining to the dawn and fabric of the Black Biblical presence.
500 Question and Answers on the Black Presence in the Bible offers a wealth of Biblical and secular infor-mation that contradicts many of the myths handed down throughout the centuries about Africa and its people. This book was also as-sembled to polarize the Bible as one of the oldest documentaries of Black people; reflecting the Scrip-tures’ equality of representing all of God’s creation, and not just a few.
There has been a universal trans-mind-formation by people of color in confronting these issues con-cerning their heritage. Blacks around the globe, especially those residing in Africa and the Americas, have for centuries faced injustices from Euro-Western missionaries, big business, historians, and polit-icians, in relation to their over-whelming contribution to both the Bible and natural history. |
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Bishop Franklin: Dr. Johnson, I’ve always believed that life and Eden began in Asia. What new infor-mation do you have to convince me otherwise?
Dr. Johnson: Well, before an-swering your question I would first like to inform you that this information is not new, but an old affidavit that has been system-atically kept from the public. The perception that Eden was located in Asia is modernly appealing, but merely rests upon deception and assumption. If there was an Asian Eden, then why weren’t the oldest human remains and artifacts discovered in Asia, and not in Africa where there exists over-whelming evidence above and below its soil? Is it not so that Adam and Eve left substantial proof of their entity by producing children, who themselves multi-plied for many centuries, before the Global Deluge, and during that period, built homes, fashioned tools, weapons, and utensils, raised livestock, yielded crops, and melted metal? Then why is it that traces of this activity within that period cannot be discovered in Asia, but in Africa? This acknowledgment of Africa being the cradle of mankind is well supported by today’s scientists.
Bishop Franklin: That makes a lot of sense. Now could you expound upon the destiny of those Rivers of Eden, especially the Euphrates and Hiddekel, which presently exist in Asia?
Dr. Johnson: Well I would like to first emphasize that ancient Asia was originally called Northeast Africa....
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