Dark am I, AND lovely, daughters of Jerusalem, dark like the tents of Kedar, like the tent curtains of Solomon. Do not stare at me because I am dark, because I am darkened by the sun. My mother’s sons were angry with me and made me take care of the […]
The season of Shavuot (aka Pentecost) known as Feast of Weeks commemorates two powerful moments in human history: when the Children of Israel and those who sojourned with them received the Torah and when people from various tongues and tribes received the infilling of the Ruach Ha’Kodesh (Holy Spirit) which […]
Except from Prophetic Whirlwind: Uncovering The Black Biblical Destiny On April 11, 2017, I was invited to give the opening reflection for the Lab Shul Freedom Feast Passover Seder. For the Seder Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie assigned me a passage from Exodus, which when read in Hebrew shows that the Hebrew […]
I am in my 30’s and a virgin. Sadly, in America this is kind of embarrassing to type. We talk about a great deal of things in the awakening: who Esau is, where “true” Jerusalem is, what is pagan, how to correctly pronounce The Father and Messiah’s name, the curses, […]
The tradition of Watchnight comes from when enslaved African-Americans stayed up all night in prayer meetings waiting for news of the Emancipation Proclamation being signed this was on December 31st but we know the Biblical New Year is in the Spring so I was led to ask on Facebook why […]
Please keep Afro-Iranians in prayer during this time of war and crisis. 🙏🏿🙏🏾 Read their history and Biblical Hebrew connection below: Did you know the part of Iran where many Afro-Iranians reside is mentioned in Isaiah 11:11 as Elam? Isaiah 11:11: Then it will happen on that day that Yahuah […]
Excited to be writing ✍🏾for TsanaExpo an Instagram Mega on Modesty follow them at @tsanaexpo ————————— Read the article below👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 From TsanaExpo – December 2019 (2nd Fall Edition) As women of Yisra’EL our greatest strength does not lie in our beauty, or in our smooth words or our in our […]
In this week’s Torah Portion we see that the King of Moab tried about three times to curse the Hebrew people as they Sojourned from Egypt to Canaan. Each time the King tried to get Balaam to curse the Hebrews instead of a curse he heard a blessing. Even Balaam’s […]
Many West African marriage traditions can be found within ancient Hebraic marriage traditions. One of these traditions is Knocking during engagement: 👰🏾The igbo translation of iku aka is ‘to knock on the door’ and “Iju Ese” is translated as: ‘to ask about or inquire’. 👰🏿When a man decides to marry […]
On August 6th I left New York City to travel to Israel for a conference and Holy Land pilgrimage led by a powerful sister named Mahaleyah Goodman. Mahaleyah wanted Black people from throughout the diaspora to come together to build spiritually during these hard times. I have always wanted to […]