Black Hebrewism

There is no reason to get deep into this subject, but be logical, short and sweet and to the point. The Black Israelite and or Black Hebrew movement many times tend to be the black version of white supremacist groups, movements and organizations. The majority of what they say is half truths as well as historically and scholarly manipulated propaganda. They give real and proven black Jews of Africa, such as the Lemba, who are proven to be of the Israeli tribe of Levi and Ibu, which comes from the Israeli tribe of Gad through Gads son Eri, a bad name. Because of the bad taste and exclusivity of the message of Black Hebrewism and Black Israelites has left in the mouth of Messianic and Natsari Judaism at large, it makes it difficult to solicit support for these black Jews from dominantly white or lighter skinned Messianic and Natsari Congregations.

Jews and Hebrews come from Shem the son of Noah which was of a dark complexion and was the father of all the Semitic and Arab peoples, but Shem was not as dark as his brother Hamm who was the father of all the black ethnicities. Japheth is the father of the Caucasian ethnicities. Some Jews today are black because of interracial relationships due to the plague of exiles, captivities and persecutions that the Sons of Abraham has endured through out the ages. Also there is a strong possibility that some on the handmaids of Jacob, from which some of tribes were born, may have been black and thus some of the tribes of Israel may have been darker in color than others tribes.

Today, because of the Diaspora the seed of Abraham has founds its way into all the people groups of the earth and now we have Jews of every color and ethnicity.

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