This is a short insight into the History of the Ysrayelites, charting the lives of our first ancestors Abimbola and Safia down to the lives of their descendants living in exile in the present day.
Our ancestors were Africans and so I have changed the names of Abraham and Sarah etc. back to African names to give our history a more realistic feel. Also, in view that our ancestors were taken from AFRICA (Eden) by Europeans and NOT from Palestine, I have placed the land that was promised to us in Eden (Africa). There is a vast uninhabited land space that lies desolate in the south of Africa. YHWH said our land would remain desolate until we return to Him.
Explanation: Why Eight Plagues and not Ten Plagues?
The two plagues omitted from this video are: The 1st Plague -- The Nile river being turned into blood; and the 10th Plague -- Death of every firstborn of the Kemet people. I omitted these plagues because the 1st Plague contradicts YHWH's words concerning the sacredness of blood; and the 10th Plague contradicts YHWH's hatred for the murder of innocents.
In regards to the 1st Plague -- The Nile river being turned into blood, we read in the book of Exodus 7:14-21 that this plague was sent on the King and his people in punishment for the King's refusal to let YHWH's people go. So how did this plague punish the people of Kemet? Well... it didn't. In Exodus 7:24 we read that the people of Kemet simply dug along the Nile riverbank for water. Now what would be the point of turning the Nile river and all the streams, canals and ponds into blood, if the Kemet people could still dig for water on the Nile riverbank? This punishment would have had little affect on the people of Kemet, in fact the King's magicians are said to have imitated turning rivers, streams, canals and ponds into blood, which is odd considering YHWH is said to have already turned the river, streams, canals and ponds into blood (see Exodus 7:22). But what is more interesting is how YHWH views blood. At Leviticus 17:11 YHWH says: "The life of a creature is in the blood, and I have given it to you to make atonement for yourselves on the altar; it is the blood that makes atonement for one's life." We learn two things from this verse, firstly, that our very life is in our BLOOD, which is why we cannot live without blood; and secondly, blood atones for wrongdoing to make things right with YHWH. BLOOD is therefore a BLESSING, not a CURSE. Now here is the Question: When has YHWH ever used a BLESSING to punish people? Answer: NEVER. YHWH uses CURSES to punish people -- that is logical, that is common sense. YHWH would not allow blood, which is also sacred (Exodus 29:10-12) to be used as a curse, nor would YHWH allow blood to settle over a vast land space. According to Leviticus 17:13, when blood touched the ground it had to be covered over with the soil. These are the reasons why I omitted the 1st Plague.
In regards to the 10th Plague -- The death of the firstborn, we read in the book of Proverbs 6:17 that there are SEVEN things that YHWH HATES. Number 3 on YHWH's Hate List is... 'People who murder the innocent.' YHWH HATES when innocent people are put to death, so it is highly unlikely that YHWH would put to death the firstborn of the Kemet people, of which many would have been innocent children (see Deuteronomy 19:8-13, Proverbs 17:15, 17:26). Also, when exactly was the King of Kemet told by Mani about the 10th Plague? According to Exodus 10:28-29 (which occurs during or after the Plague of Darkness), the King of Kemet warned Mani never to return before him again or he would be killed. Mani told the King that he would never see him again, so if Mani did return before the King to warn him of the death of the firstborn of the Kemet people, Mani would have told a LIE to the King and YHWH's prophets DO NOT LIE. Also Mani would have been put to death at the King's order if he did return. These are the reasons why I omitted the 10th Plague.
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