Black Christianity and the Prophetic Church
God is not dead--nor is he an indifferent onlooker at what is going on in this world. One day he will make restitution for blood; He will call the oppressors to account. Justice may sleep, but it never dies. The individual, race, or nation which does wrong, which sets at defiance God's great law, especially God's great law of love, of brotherhood, will be sure, sooner or late, to pay the penalty. We reap as we sow. With that measure we mete, it shall be measured to us again.
Rev. Francis J. Grimke (1902), cited in Cone 1986, 83.
Deacon Gray...thank you!!
Rev. Francis J. Grimke (1902), cited in Cone 1986, 83.
Deacon Gray...thank you!!
Mr. Brown,
Since you are not Black America’s prophet how in the hell would you know what God is going to do for Black Americans much less the world? You are as stupid as Bishop T.D. Jakes.
No Black American knows God. For any one to say that they know God they must claim a prophet and that prophet must be the same race as they are. The prophet your dumb-ass claim is the Jewish Jesus and Jesus is not the same race as you are. Therefore, you can’t know God.
You must come to know God through me, Prophet Harry. I am the only Black American so far that truly knows God. Likewise, it was through the Jewish Jesus that the Jewish people 2000 years ago had an opportunity to rebuild their relationship with God. Instead Jesus abandoned his people and went to the Gentiles and the entire Jewish race paid a heavy price that they were almost eradicated of the face of this earth if it wasn’t for White America winning World War ll.
The Jewish Jesus was the worst and most disobedient prophet that God had ever anointed. I pray for Jesus from time to time.