Bible History of the Negro

De: R. A. Morrisey

Narrado por: Rodney Louis Tompkins

Duración: 3 h y 31 m

Resumen del Editor

Reverend Richard A. Morrisey (born 1858) was an African-American biblical scholar, a Doctor of Divinity, and the pastor of a number of churches in the South and in Pennsylvania. In 1915, he published Bible History of the Negro, with the hope of inspiring a greater desire to read the Bible which he describes as giving "the Negro a place among the foremost races of the world, in wealth, in education, in honor and in religion, a history to which every member of the race may point with great pride and profound gratitude to Almighty God today”.

The book brings together all the references to black people in the Bible, covering, among others: Ham, son of Noah, Batsheba, Simon the Cyrenian, Nimrod, Melchizesek, Hagar, Ishmael, Rahab, and Candace, queen of Ethiopia.

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Hallelujah

This book is amazing in everyone who believes in the Lord Jesus Christ should read this.

Fantastic Account of Genealogy of Biblical People

Traced the bloodlines of Black people from a biblical perspective.....awesome listen! I will listen to it again with my Bible in hand!

The race of the people

That it went to the Bible for references. and it was okay enjoyed the story

AMAZING!

This book was an eye opener! I never knew so many people in the Bible were black.

Bible History of the Negro

Very educational, informative and enlightening. Since the truth will set us free, eliminating the false images in my mind has always been very important to me. Thanks for the start in that direction.

Bible History The Bible History of the Negro

"The Bible History of the Negro" by Richard Alburtus Morrisey offers a comprehensive look at the presence and contributions of Black individuals in the Bible. Morrisey, a respected African-American biblical scholar, aims to inspire pride and a deeper engagement with the Bible among Black readers by highlighting their historical and religious significance.

The book covers various Biblical figures and narratives associated with Black heritage, including Ham, Bathsheba, the Queen of Sheba, Simon the Cyrenian, and the Ethiopian eunuch. Morrisey challenges the misinterpretation of Noah's curse on Ham, which has been historically misused to justify slavery, arguing that God's blessings on Ham's descendants cannot be revoked by Noah's

Regarding the origins of Black people in the Bible, the book includes references to notable figures such as Nimrod, the founder of the Babylonian Empire, and Candace, Queen of Ethiopia. It also emphasizes the inclusion of Black people in early Christian communities and their roles in key Biblical events

Overall, "The Bible History of the Negro" is a significant work that seeks to correct historical inaccuracies and provide a richer understanding of the Bible's diverse characters and their heritage.

very interesting.

this is a very interesting book a lot of the things said made me stop think and finally things that I had read before made since😉

Great Audio Book

Loved it, informative and entertaining. I highly recommend this audio book to everyone .

A very informative read or listen.

A great resource for all that want to increase biblical knowledge and knowledge in general, with facts tied directly to scriptures from the Bible.

the African american or negro

Negro is not a descendant of Kham... the zondervan bible dictionary list this information and it has been proven genetically...furthermore Deu 28:15-68 says the ppl of the book, Israel, will have these signs upon them. Do not buy this book. Scientists have shown and these are not my words, the lack of pigmentation, caucasian, from Kakus/Caucas Mountains is a defect and recessive gene. so how could any race of pigmentation be an inferior people 🤔