If so hear these words that always bring comfort to me when I have doubts about whether God hears my prayers:
"Can a mother forget the baby at her breast and have no compassion on the child she has borne? Though she may forget, I will not forget you! See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands; your walls are ever before me." Isaiah 49:8
Have you ever wondered whether God really hears you? Let me share a few more encouraging words that help me make it through the "mean times" until my victories are won. Whenever you are in an unjust situation remember what God told Hagar, the Egyptian servant. He told her to go back to to Sarah and submit. He told her she would give birth to a son, and he told her to name him "Ishmael" which means "God has heard of your misery". He promised to increase her descendants that they would be too numerous to count! Remember that God has no respect of persons and He never slumbers or sleeps.
So if you are going through your mean times, can't sleep or you are not sure whether you can birth the dream inside of you, know that God hears and he will make your descendants into a great nation. He was there for our ancestors and brought us through slavery- from no house to the White House! - .
Stay blessed and know that God is not through with you yet! Joyce
Joyce I know that you mean good. However, I do believe that you are without spiritual substance that specifically belongs to you as a Black American woman.
Let me first tell you what the Bible is. The Bible is the testimony of the Jewish people to the world of how God has helped them in their times of trouble with other races and how God has helped them personally. For example, it is Hebrew people’s testimony how God helped them out with the racial differences they had with the Egyptian people. In addition, it is their testimony how God personally help them when Moses received the 10 Commandments from God. Therefore, it is easy to understand that the Bible belongs to the Jewish people and more broadly the European people as well.
Now, it is a very good book. However, it is absolutely not the religious book of Black Americans. Black Americans religious book is forthcoming.
Each race at their appointed time receives their blessings from God as other races have.
The same is true of the Arabian people, that they are a race of people that were blessed by God to have a religious book (The Holy Quran) and a prophet, Prophet Mohammed. Yet, a segment of Black Americans believes that the Arabian’s religious book, the Quran is their religious book as well. Consequentially you can see that we are a confuse people. Black Americans have admittedly said to me that they know they are not Arabian people, yet they believe that the Arabian people religious book is their book as well. Now, you know that they are not making any sense, am I right?
The religion of Black Americans is, “The Salvation of God for Black Americans Who Are Descendents of Slaves”
Every people’s religion is directly related to the divine problem of the people that would cause God to intervene on their behalf. God’s intervention is first noticeable when God gives that particular people a prophet. Does that make any sense to you?
Consequentially, Isaiah a Hebrew man speaks for the Hebrew people. Now, I am not saying that what Isaiah said is wrong. What I am saying is that Isaiah speaks only for the Hebrew people. Now who is and where is your prophet Ms. Joyce?
You asked, “Please explain what you mean?...... "I do believe that you are without spiritual substance that specifically belongs to you as a Black American woman".
What I mean is that only your prophet could best give you spirituality since prophets are matched by race. In other words, since Ms. Joyce is a Black woman her prophet would best serve her spirituality and you know that I am Black America’s first genuine prophet that would lead us into sovereignty or complete independence from White America on a portion of this continent. However, I know that you and many others do not believe me yet. It is no surprise, since the Hebrew people neither believed Isaiah and Prophet Moses. History will always repeats itself, so it is nothing new that you all would not believe me.
Now, the logic is this, how could I be wrong when Prophet Isaiah best served the Hebrew people since Isaiah was the Hebrew people’s prophet anointed by God and not the Prophet of Black Americans. In other words, what Isaiah spoke was specifically for his people in his time. Am I making any sense with you?
Tell me what you think.
Wednesday, September 30th 2009 at 2:02AM
Harry Watley
