I was listening to Tom Journey radio show and the hymn, Let the church say amen.
I understand that the hymn was inspired from the book of Isaiah. I wonder if we Black Americans understand that the book of Isaiah is a written history already lived out by the Jewish people long time ago when they invited Yahweh into their lives to help them with their personal problems.
Therefore, in no way can their experience help us Black Americans. Some how psychologically speaking we believe that The Spirit of God moving among the Jewish or Arabian people for their causes can help us Black Americans if we would incorporate other people’s divine experiences in our lives.
I believe the stories, but I keep them separate from who I am because I know that I am not a Jew and I am not an Arab.
If you dumb Black Americans believe that you all can wear the shoes of the Jewish and Arabian people you are sadly mistaken. We have and must wear our own shoes!
Likewise, believing in the Jewish Jesus as your Lord-N-Savoir because he rose from the dead on the third day or that he raised Lazarus from the dead can not help us because we did not benefit from these miracles if they did happen and that Jesus is not one of us and we are not his people. It is clear that Jesus’ people were Jews as he was.
As the Jewish Jesus said to his Jewish people that none of them can come to the Father (God) I am saying the same thing to my Black American people who claim Christianity or Islam that no Black American can go to God unless they come through me, Prophet Harry.
God will do for us through me and not through Jesus or Mohammed because I am Black America’s first genuine prophet and we all know that the prophet must be the same race as the people are and Jesus and Mohammed are not of our race.
There is a big beneficial change on the horizon for Black Americans that is going to happen no matter what as it was for the Children of Israel 4000 years ago when they where in bondage and slavery in Egypt.
Am I talking divine truth here?
Therefore, in no way can their experience help us Black Americans. Some how psychologically speaking we believe that The Spirit of God moving among the Jewish or Arabian people for their causes can help us Black Americans if we would incorporate other people’s divine experiences in our lives.
I believe the stories, but I keep them separate from who I am because I know that I am not a Jew and I am not an Arab.
If you dumb Black Americans believe that you all can wear the shoes of the Jewish and Arabian people you are sadly mistaken. We have and must wear our own shoes!
Likewise, believing in the Jewish Jesus as your Lord-N-Savoir because he rose from the dead on the third day or that he raised Lazarus from the dead can not help us because we did not benefit from these miracles if they did happen and that Jesus is not one of us and we are not his people. It is clear that Jesus’ people were Jews as he was.
As the Jewish Jesus said to his Jewish people that none of them can come to the Father (God) I am saying the same thing to my Black American people who claim Christianity or Islam that no Black American can go to God unless they come through me, Prophet Harry.
God will do for us through me and not through Jesus or Mohammed because I am Black America’s first genuine prophet and we all know that the prophet must be the same race as the people are and Jesus and Mohammed are not of our race.
There is a big beneficial change on the horizon for Black Americans that is going to happen no matter what as it was for the Children of Israel 4000 years ago when they where in bondage and slavery in Egypt.
Am I talking divine truth here?
