The Curse of Ham – And the Black Man   “A curse causeless shall not come.” (Proverbs 26:2)   Beside Adam bringing the curse of death to the human race, the only other man in Bible history responsible for the universal condemnation of an entire race of people, was Canaan the cursed. Because of this man, many Christian believed all descendants of Ham, father of the black race, were cursed to be slaves. For hundreds of years certain sects in Western Christendom wrongfully sanctioned the enslavement of the black men, women, and children because they falsely believed the scriptures authorized the enslavement of all descendents of Ham. No other character in Scripture has confused Bible scholars more than this black man, Canaan. At some point in history. Some sects in Christianity switched the curse from Canaan to his father, Ham. Founder of the black race.   To learn more about this extraordinary curse and how century some sects within Christianity misinterpret the scriptures get your copy of this great book.     http://www.universitybibleinc.com ...read more

    Joseph and Moses Black Men in Egypt After Joseph was sold into Egypt as a slave, we find in the 42 chapter of Genesis that he has become the viceroy of Egypt. Joseph's ten brothers came into Egypt to buy corn because a famine was in the land. All newcomers’ who came into Egypt had to buy corn from Joseph; but when Joseph's ten brothers came to Egypt they did not recognize him. They did not recognize him because Joseph had grown up and the Egyptians were a Black people like the sons of Jacob. Jacob's ten sons considered Joseph to be another black Egyptian. We know this to be true because the ten brothers returned and reported to their father: "The man who is the lord of the land spoke roughly to us ..." Furthermore, if Joseph had been white he would have aroused the curiosity of his brothers very rapidly. When the King (Pharaoh) of Egypt declared a law to cast all the Hebrew male babies into the Nile River, Miriam and her mother hid the baby Moses in a basket alongside the river. Meanwhile, Pharaoh’s daughter knew that the baby was a Hebrew and she adopted him. If Moses had been a white baby, it would have been difficult to conceal him from her father's anger.  To see more information and order your copy of our book click the link beside the image below! http://www.universitybibleinc.com ...read more