You might be asking, "What's my business with Arabs and Jews?" The answer, according to Dr. Ehi Agboaye, in his latest book, Africa and the Jewish Question, is: The black man's progress is directly correlated to the ongoing war between Israel and its Arab siblings.
According to Dr. Agboaye, the response of blacks to the Jewish and Arab
controversy will determine whether or not God's curse on Africa and its
descendants globally is rescinded or sustained. Many people of African
descent, especially Christian believers, are unaware of the
relationship between the black race and the Jews, thus many,
unfortunately, take sides with Arabs in the disputed Mideast land
struggles.In this controversial book, Africa and the Jewish Question, Dr. Agboaye addresses numerous questions including the following:
- Is the black race cursed on account of its treatment of Jews?
- Did God retaliate against Africa and its descendants by putting a curse on the black race for its enslavement of Jews in Egypt several hundred years ago?
- Is Ham's curse currently effective against the black race?
- If these curses are no longer effective, why are blacks the dregs of society?
- Who should blacks support in the Mideast land dispute--Arabs or Jews?
Dr. Ehi Agboaye was
born in Calabar, Nigeria, where he received his early education. He
attended Edo Boys High School, now Adolo College in Benin City,
Nigeria. Dr. Agboaye received his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in
journalism and his Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of
North Texas in Denton, Texas. He received his Ph.D. in Political
Science, specializing in Mass Media and Politics, at Corpus Christi
State University in Corpus Christi, Texas; Collin County College in
Plano, Texas; and Wiley College in Marshall, Texas. He is currently a
professor of Government and Political Science at Tarrant County
College, Arlington, Texas. Dr. Ehi Agboaye is married to the lovely
Izilin Agboaye. The Lord has blessed their union with two daughters:
Izehi and Osame, and one son: Osato.Dr. Agboaye is also the author of Wakaman Politiks, co-author of American Government: A Core Approach, as well as several unpublished manuscripts.
For more information about Africa and the Jewish Question, or to order the book, please e-mail Dr. Ehi Agboaye at: africajewish@aol.com.
To book Dr. Ehi Agboaye for speaking engagements and/or book signings, please e-mail: africajewish@aol.com.
Source: Vision Public Relations Group
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i dont believe that the jews in question were white and the jews there now are of europen desent i also believe that the first man was the black man so how can we be cusred when the cusre placed on ham what color was he and if the spirit is black how can being black be a curse
I learned from one of my professor who studied theology that the original Jews were black. He said that the slowly became white because the migrated to Europe and mingled with Europeans. I don't think God has put a curse on Black people. I believe that because Africans were never really materialistic and didn't make it a mission to exploit nature to satisfied an overwhelming desire for greed as the Europeans have. This has now become our on distruction because these white men and women have turned our countries into a hell hole and Africans and their decendants now lust because of the awareness of greed. It's the same story of Adam and Eve given in Genesis. It is white people who have cursed the continent of Africa and its decendants, not God.
I learned from one of my professor who studied theology that the original Jews were black. He said that the slowly became white because the migrated to Europe and mingled with Europeans. I don't think God has put a curse on Black people. I believe that because Africans were never really materialistic and didn't make it a mission to exploit nature to satisfied an overwhelming desire for greed as the Europeans have. This has now become our on distruction because these white men and women have turned our countries into a hell hole and Africans and their decendants now lust because of the awareness of greed. It's the same story of Adam and Eve given in Genesis. It is white people who have cursed the continent of Africa and its decendants, not God. I wonder if this Dr. has ever met a Jew they are some of the greediest people I know.
-Israel was and is the chosen people of God.
-The curse was pronouced on Canaan,the son of Ham.
-The Jews took the land of Canaan under Joshua'a leadership,with Canaan taken as slaves.
-The concern is not what race the Jews/Israel was or is today. The real concern is whether there is need for deep study of this topic to learn why God allowed the slavery of Blacks. The sheer numbers of blacks taken could make it reasonable to call it a nation, that was put into slavery. God deals with nations in powerful ways. When Israel sinned, God caused them to be slaves of un-Godly nations. Read the Old Testament. Today African-Americans find all kinds of arguments to hold on to instead of facing the fact that we are and have been a disobedient people. We first look to the Government/man for our needs. We will disregard the truth for a conspiracy, no matter how far-fetched that conspiracy is. We love our victim-status because it eliminates any reason to take responsibility for out actions. We are a gimme-gimme people almost to the point of selling our souls to the devil to make sure we have what we want. We only want God around for back-up, or the last resort.
God created many races. There is a lot more to this world than black and white. There are a lot of nations that experienced slavery and still do today. During Tribal war in Africa, conquering tribes enslaved the losing tribes and sold them to Europeans when they came shopping. Some were taken and some were sold. Why did God allow this to happen?? That is the question to be dealt with.
Dr. How is it that the Europeans (Roman empire) enslaved the Jews and have been doing great? The Germans even attempted to completely exterminate them, and the Germans are doing well?
I am taking a college degree in finance. I am completely uninterested. I am consideing a college degree in geology. Is the switch easy?