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For When I Am Weak, Then I Am Strong. We Are Not Just Overcomers, We Are More Than Overcomers By Virtue Of The Goodness And Grace Of God. { Ro 8:37 } Therefore We Do Not Lose Heart. Though Outwardly We Are Wasting Aways, Yet Inwardly We Are Being Renewed Day By Day. So We Fix Our Eyes Not On What Is Seen, But On What Is Unseen. 2 Co 4:16-18

Posted By: Judith A. Birt
Thursday, September 8th 2011 at 7:11PM
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Hello Ms. Judith,

Why do you preach the Jewish people's Word of God to Black Americans? Are you not hopeful that God would rise up a Black American prophet for Black Americans as God rose up Jewish prophets for Jewish people? Black Americans would then have our own Word of God as the Jewish people have their own Word of God. Am I making any sense?

The Bible is the testimony of the Jewish people to the world of how God helped them in their times of trouble with other races of people as well as helping the Jewish people personally.

For example, the book of Exodus is written by the Jewish people explains how God helped them in their troubles with Pharaoh and the Egyptian people.
An example of how God personally help the Jewish people is when God gave Moses the dimensions to build the Ark of the covenant as well as how to decorate it, am I right.

The Jewish testimony is not Black America's testimony. Our testimony is different. Our testimony concerns plantation slavery, the struggles of Mr. Frederick Douglass, the struggles of Dr. King, racism and so on and so forth.

So, why do you preach the testimonies of the Jewish people to Black Americans when Black Americans are not Jewish people?

I maintain that Black Americans especially highly devout Christians are some very ignorant and stupid people that they do not want their own from God but would rather crawl on their bellies behind other people that God has dealt with, am I right.

Tell me what you think.

Thursday, September 8th 2011 at 10:04PM
Harry Watley