The Hamitic Bible Dictionary is the only dictionary known at this time that details and documents the African contribution, by classifying every letter of the alphabet, sounds, and Biblical words. This book reveals every conceivable thought, as having a direct root to the sacred African name "Ham (Black, Kham or Cam, etc)."
The Godly name Ham throughout this text is frequently translated, "God-Om (Am)," "Omnipotent (Am-nipotent or Hamnipotent," "El Shaddai (Shadi)" "Adonia," "Yahweh," "Elohim (Eloham)," "I Am (Cham)," "El-Rehum," “Shem-Ham-Me-For-Ash," "Has-Hamma-Im," "Ham-Ashiah," "Hama-Kom," "Ha-Ra-Ham-An," "Ham-Melek (Black King)" Negus (same as Nego, meaning Negro King)," "Niger (Nigger)," "Black (Negro)," "Ham-Massiah," "Ham-Ashiah," "Jeshuah Ham-Mashiah," "Jescua Ham-Mashiah," "Messias," "Amen," "Hesus," and "Jesus the Savior."
This book is comprised of 523 pages of Biblical and secular annals; a glossary that consist of over 3000 references, gathered from the re-search of ancient theologians and historians.
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MOSES, same as Mose, Moshe, Mosheh, Moshei, Mozes, Moise, Moishe, Mosaic, Mohr, Moos, Moosa, Musa, Moore, Mor, meaning Neger, Negru, Negra, Negro and Black. It was the Greeks who changed the original meaning and spelling of Moses.
The Great Jewish historian Flavius Josephus stated, that Moses first married an Ethiopian (African) princess named Tharbis, before he traveled to Midian and met Zipporah (Jewish Antiquities 2. 10-11; and Num. 12:1).*
The Jewish Rabbi Silver says: "movie directors, Sunday school instructors and grandparents can be forgiven if they view Moses to have been white complected, however, world scholars should know better, because Moses' culture and lineage suggested him to be dark."
The name Moses itself is Egyptian, and was not used in the Hebrew vocabulary until the presence of Moses (Ex. 4:6-7). 305
*Ethiopia means Black, Black face or Negro. |
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