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James Bible CALLS THE TRIBE OF JUDAH WHERE
JESUS COMES FROM BLACK
Judah mourneth, and the gates thereof languish; they
are black unto the ground; and the cry of Jerusalem is gone up.
(Jeremiah 14:2)
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“Judah mourns, her cities languish; they wail for the land, and a cry goes up
from Jerusalem.
(Jeremiah 14:2)
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“Judah wilts; commerce at the city gates grinds to a halt. All the people sit
on the ground in mourning, and a great cry rises from Jerusalem.
(Jeremiah 14:2)
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Our skin was black like an oven because of the
terrible famine.(Lamentations 5:10)
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WHITE PERVERSION DELETES BLACKNESS
Our skin is hot as an oven, Because of the fever of famine.(Lamentations 5:10)
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BLACKNESS
Our skin has become as hot as an oven, Because of the ravages of hunger.(Lamentations 5:10)
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King James was black: Part One
https://www.thepatriot.co.zw/old_posts/king-james-was-black-part-one/
Published on
September 18, 2014
By Simba Jama
KING
James the 1st of England was originally King James the 6th of Scotland.
He was the son of a black father and a coloured mother both of royal blood.
Without the necessary background, this may sound like a far-fetched story
motivated by a crazy desire to identify black heroes in world history.
We should not forget, however, that after the Moors settled in Spain and
southern Europe in 711 CE, significant numbers of black people found their way
into northern European countries such as Scotland, Ireland, France and Denmark.
The nations of Scotland and Ireland were, since the beginning of the first
millennium, had significant numbers of blacks, who in Scotland, wielded
political power as the kings and rulers.
It is also from the preponderance of black people in Ireland in medieval period
that the term ‘black Irish’ has continued to be used to this day.
After the downfall of the Moors in Granada, Spain, the white countries of
Europe took a special interest in Scotland because there was a thriving black
population there.
Unlike the Moors in Southern Europe who were Moslems, the Scottish blacks were
Christians and therefore could not be victimised on grounds of religion.
They also wielded significant military power.
To neutralise black influence in Scotland the neighbouring white nations
adopted the strategy of white washing the line of the black kings of Scotland.
They entered into treaties with the Scottish kings that would ensure
intermarriages between white princesses of the northern countries and the black
kings of Scotland and their heirs.
These were arranged marriages that would be overlooked by the Catholic Church.
King James the 4th of Scotland was made to marry Margaret, the daughter of King
Henry the 7th of England.
England was then still under the Roman Catholic Church and it was King Henry
the 8th of England who would later break away from the Catholic Church to form
the Anglican Church.
It was from James the 4th’s arranged marriage with Margaret that the Scottish
Kings began having a legitimate shot at kingship in England.
James the 5th was born to Margaret and would also be made to marry two white
French women and his second wife was Mary the daughter of the Duke of Guise.
This Mary gave birth to a daughter she named Mary and would inherit the
Scottish kingdom after the death of her father James the 5th.
She was known as Mary the Queen of Scotland.
Mary was a Catholic and the Queen of England hated her for this and also the
fact that Mary had a legitimate claim to the English throne through her
ancestors Henry 7th and grandmother, Margaret.
It was arranged that Mary (Queen of Scotts) be married to Edward the son of the
British King, Henry 8th.
In response, Mary’s mother, the daughter of the Duke of Guise, a Catholic,
condemned the arrangement and, the Queen of the Scotts had to decline the
marriage.
From then on, Italy, France and England began battling of influence for the
Scottish kingdom.
Mary’s mother as a daughter of a French Duke had been very influential during
Queen Mary’s reign, but when she eventually died, the Queen of Scotland became
isolated and vulnerable.
In 1565, Queen Mary was married by her cousin, a black Scottish man of the
royal family who was called Darnley.
Darnley was killed in 1567 by the white rivals of the Queen, but he had left
Queen Mary a male heir of her own lineage.
Queen Mary’s son was born a few months before his father’s murder and he was
named James the 6th.
James the 6th was, therefore, the son of a black man and a coloured woman.
The black man’s gene is dominant to the white man’s gene because the latter is
recessive.
When the two races meet through miscegenation, it is the white side which is
forced to die (recess); however the offspring loses some black characteristics
such as kinkiness of hair and darkness of skin, but only to a small extent.
This means James the 6th being a son of a black man and a coloured woman,
probably looked no different from any black man we see today.
The white nations were angered firstly by Mary’s refusal to marry Edward of
England and for that they murdered a man named Beaton who was an advisor to Mary
and her mother.
When Mary produced a black heir, she undid the generations of genetic
whitewashing that the whites had forced the Scottish kings to succumb to.
Darnley was killed for fathering Mary’s black heir.
Mary too would face imprisonment and Queen Elizabeth laid a heavy hand on her
because she was Catholic and she was a potential competitor to the throne of
England.
In 1587, Mary the Queen of Scotland was executed by order of Queen Elizabeth of
England.
King James the 6th then began ruling Scotland.
Although angered by his mother’s death, he did not retaliate against England.
Rather he looked at the situation diplomatically and realised that the Catholic
Church had no place in the region of Northern Europe anymore.
All the other nations of Northern Europe with exception of France were now
affiliated to protestant churches.
The Caucasian whites who were once known as barbarians had a bad history with
the Catholic Church and had been exploited and treated as less than humans by
the Roman popes and priests for over 1 000 years.
For this reason, protestant churches were popular in northern Europe and they
were named ‘protestant’ because they were in protest to the Roman Catholic
Church which was once considered orthodox.
King James the 6th thus made ties with the Anglican Church through associating
closely with the English.
Very quickly, he became an ally of England and an enemy of the Catholic Church.
Once England and Scotland were cooperating with each other, France could not do
much against the Scotts on behalf of the Catholics.
This angered authorities of the Roman Catholic Church because the church had
lost its dominion over the northern territories of Europe.
Meanwhile, King James was becoming great in his own country.
He was known for good governance and having a general sense of kingship which
lacked in many European nations at this time.
He treasured nobility, but conducted his duties with dignity and humility.
His government was orderly popular.
The kingdom of England was at this time lacking male heirs yet there was a
descendant of King Henry the 7thh (through Margaret) thriving in Scotland.
Before long, it became obvious that England was going to be under King James.
In 1603, King James the 6th of Scotland was crowned King James the 1st of England.
Scotland, England and Ireland were now all under his rule.
King James was black: Part Two
https://www.thepatriot.co.zw/old_posts/king-james-was-black-part-two/
Published on
September 18, 2014
By Simba Jama
A FEW months ago in the series ‘Moorish depiction in
European literature’ we referred to the ‘3D’ animation movie called Shrek.
This movie is about a green giant (ogre) who eventually marries a cursed
princess and becomes heir of a kingdom called ‘Far-Far Away’.
The princess’s curse was that she was white during the day and green during the
night and this probably meant that she was coloured (mixed race).
When Shrek married her she became permanently green (black).
The character Shrek has a Scottish accent throughout the movie and the issue of
kingship and miscegenation greatly links this movie to the story of King James.
The kingdom of Far-Far Away symbolises England and northern Europe because
those lands were once known as ‘the ends of the earth’.
Up to around the 1560s, the world map was right side up and had southern Africa
at the top and northern Europe at the bottom.
The Roman Catholic Church wanted to rule over northern Europe so as to spread
its influence in the lands occupied by Caucasian whites.
This was not to be because the kingdom had been won over by King James, a black
Scott.
The movie Shrek appears to be a satire of King James’ rule.
King James the 1st of England was the first monarch to rule the territory which
would be known as Britain or the United Kingdom.
This territory comprises Scotland, England and Ireland.
Generally northern Europe had set itself free from Catholicism and King James’
Britain was fully under the influence of the Anglican Church – a state
religion.
King James was a very good king who governed his kingdom well.
The influence of Britain began to grow under his rule because he strengthened
and united the navy and the armies of the region.
King James was also the one in power when Britain started making strides in
acquiring territory in America.
King James saw settling in America as a way of acquiring much needed land and
resources for his nation’s economy.
The idea was then promoted to the British nobles and people and it was popular
because it promised to bring commercial gain and also freedom from religious
persecution as they would be more distant from the oppressive Catholic Church
which was headquartered in Italy.
With careful planning, Britain managed to set up its first American settlement
at Virginia in 1607.
Virginia was eventually renamed Jamestown in honour of the great King James
1st.
From then on, Britain gained more territory and influence in America.
Before long, the British had colonies in Maryland and also Baltimore which
originally had belonged to a Catholic man.
New Netherlands was founded by the settler Jews in 1624, but by 1664 it had
become a British colony and was renamed New York after the Duke of Yorkshire.
From the rise of King James the 1st of England, Britain would become a notable
force in America and the rest of the world.
One thing that boosted British power and influence was King James’ involvement
in the project to translate the Bible into the English language.
Today many may know of the King James Version of the Bible, but few acknowledge
the impact that it had in promoting the English language and spreading British
influence.
Throughout the time that the Barbarians and other groups in Europe were under
the Catholic Church, it was not allowed to make copies of the Bible that was
not written in the Latin language.
But during the Moorish period, some of the Barbarian whites had been exposed to
Hebrew and Arabic versions of the Bible and they had come to find out that many
of the Latin scrolls of the Bible had been corrupted.
The likes of Martin Luther who openly rebelled against the Catholic Church and
was killed for it, were among some of the people who raised the alarm on the
corruption of the Latin scriptures.
By 1525, a man named William Tyndale, in guarded secrecy, produced an English
version of the Bible.
When the Catholic Church found out, Tyndale was imprisoned and killed by way of
burning.
Thousands of other people were killed too and the bulk of Tyndale’s work was
burnt to ashes although a few copies of the William Tyndale Bible exist to this
day.
King James was the first to succeed in perfecting the English translation of
the Bible.
He successfully distributed it around the world.
King James gathered Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek scholars who were also well
versed in the English language.
Many among these scholars were black.
Medieval Hebrew had been widely used by the Moors along with Arabic because a
large portion of the Moors were Israelites.
The blacks of Scotland had Ethiopian Hebrew ancestry and they shared the same
history of the Hebrew monarchs of Ethiopia.
This is the branch of Solomon’s son Menyelek which led to the founding of both
the Axumite and the Sabaean kingdoms.
King James himself could trace his ancestry to the tribe of Judah.
The name ‘James’ meant ‘to supplant’ was interchangeable with the name Jacob.
In Europe, the letter ‘J’ was not used until the time of King James whose team
of scholars who included some of Hebrew extraction was responsible for its
introduction in the English alphabet.
European nations would pronounce the name James as ‘Yames’ or ‘Hamish’. Jacob
in Europe was pronounced as ‘lacomus’ or ‘lacobus’.
Names like Judah and Jesus were pronounced as ‘Yahuda’ and ‘Yesus’ respectively
until the time of King James the 1st of England.
The reason for this ‘J’ replacing ‘Y’ was the difference in accent.
To this day, the Ethiopian Hebrews pronounce words such as ‘Yah’ as ‘Jah’.
Instead of saying ‘halleluiah’, Ethiopian Hebrews say ‘hallelujah’.
As King James was an Ethiopian Hebrew descendant, he used the letter ‘J’ to
pronounce biblical names in accordance with his dialect and accent.
The name Jesus was originally ‘Yahushua’ and meant ‘God saves’.
The King James scholars applied the ‘J’ to the word and it became Joshua.
In the New Testament, the Greeks had written down ‘Yahushua’ as ‘Yesus’ and
when the ‘J’ letter was applied to the ‘Y’, it became Jesus.
By 1611, the King James English Bible was out and this infuriated the Catholic
Church.
The book would make its way to America and to all British colonies.
In America, the settlers who were from different backgrounds had no common
language as yet.
The Jews spoke Dutch, the Spanish spoke Spanish and the Portuguese spoke Portuguese
and so on.
There was no standard American language until King James set up colonies in
America and introduced the King James English Bible in 1611.
The English Bible had a great impact on the Jews and they quickly adopted the
biblical names as was pronounced in the English language.
To adopt the word ‘Jew’ and not stress the name of ‘Yahu’ is evidence of
conversion on the part of the people who call themselves Jews today.
The Catholic Church hated King James for this act and they mocked him with racial
slurs throughout his life and after his death.
People like Anthony Welding would make up stories presenting King James as a
homosexual long after his death and this was all to tarnish his image.
King James had a wife with whom he had nine children and in the version of the
Bible he translated, his notion was that all homosexuals should be put to
death.
Anthony Welding was a white Catholic man who was once knighted by King James.
When King James found out what he was doing, he ejected him from his court.
King James and the ancient Scotts who were black were written about by the
likes of Anthony Welding as, “stinky people, who hold fornication, but a past
time. “Their flesh naturally abhors cleanliness; their breath commonly stinks
of pottage and to be chained with one of them, was to be tied to a dead carcass
and cast into a stinking ditch.
“I do wonder that King James should be born in so stinky a town as Edinburg, in
lousy Scotland.”
The racism here is clear.
