“Evil enters like a needle and spreads like an oak tree.” Ethiopian Proverb:
“Evil enters like a needle and spreads like an oak tree.” Ethiopian Prover b “ 1989, about using the term "black" or "African American": As we move ahead into the 21st century and look at a unified way of fully identifying with our heritage, our present and our future, our use of African-American is not a matter of putting down one to pick up the other. It is recognition that we've always been African and American, but we are now going to address ourselves in those terms and make a unified effort to identify with our African brothers and sisters and with our own heritage. African-American has the potential of helping us to rally. But unless we identify with the full meaning, the term won't make a difference. It becomes merely a label. ” “When we started using the term 'Black,' it was more than a color. It came at a time when our young people in marches and sit-ins made their cry 'Black Power.' It represented the Black experience in the United States and the Black experience of those throughout the world who were oppressed. We are at a different point now. The struggle continues, but it's more subtle. Therefore, we need, in the strongest ways we can, to show our unity as a people and not just as a people of color.” "We've got to work to save our children and do it with full respect for the fact that if we do not, no one else is going to do it." (Quotes by Dorothy Heights)
He who finds the occasion to hurt others will be hurt by them tomorrow (S. Africa-Azania) :
He who finds the occasion to hurt others will be hurt by them tomorrow (S. Africa-Azania) The article in the last blog focus on Satan’s fear of the Black man, and his need to dismantle their hopes and dreams. Please note Satan continuous to influence through religion, which is highly sacred to the Black people. We are going to touch on a sensitive matter that affects Africans and African-Americans. In Africa, many women and children are suffering at the hands of men through the means of rape. Churches in Africa and America are silent on this fact. The time is now for preachers to break their silence by preaching constantly against abuse of women and children. Due to the intensity of this revelation, we are blogging in two parts . Until a few years ago sex talk in the church was “taboo.” Sex is exploited in the church. Men seem to think they have authority over the woman’s body to do as they wish. Instead, the church needs to preach biblical truths that help men and women to develop a healthy relationship of respect and trust. Men should be taught to take their responsibility for their sexuality. It should be made crystal clear that anyone abusing another has lost a sense of, dignity and integrity.
Smooth seas do not make skillful sailors :
Smooth seas do not make skillful sailors Husband rape their wives in the church whether by physical or psychological force. Using subtlety to convey men has permission to have sex with wife when he wishes. The wife at all times is caution never to deny him. The disguise is the use of one word, SUMIT. Let me insert white churches are guilty as well. However, the first incest occurred with black people in the Book (Bible). Right now the Black church lack of spiritual fortitude is due to this hidden sin . For instant examine the word submit, a runaway word in the church. “ Wives, submit yourselves unto your own husbands, as unto the Lord” (Ephesians 5:22). Preachers are dogmatic at the use of this word. The word is a Greek military term established to arrange troops in their proper order, under a leader. However, submission does not imply “oppression.” Apostle Paul is shining light into a place of darkness. Marriage was off balance, and it was important for man and woman understand individual responsibilities. In other word, man and woman humble self to each other. However, to serve effectively the call submission has to be unto Yehoushua who is the head of the Church (His Body). Then we will have a clear vision of our role as wives and husbands (Ephesians 5:21.23,24).
Heaven never dies, only men do (S. Africa-Azania):
Heaven never dies, only men do (S. Africa-Azania) Read this article in its’ entirety at website: http://themovementofblackpeople.blogspot.com