🔆🪶🪽"AFRICAN ORIGIN OF CIVILIZATION MYTH OR REALITY "By C.A.D #️⃣2️⃣🔥🧘🏾‍♂️🌊UNR

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[00:00:21]Welcome Welcome to the YouTube live book reading of the African origin of civilization myth or reality by Dr. Shikat.

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[00:01:15]So I'm really, you know, Isis used to see me reading these books and she would be like, "Dad, you know, pointing to a picture, dad, look, it's me. It's me."

[00:01:38]And you know that was always a very special relationship that um transcended into really learning about the information.

[00:01:57]you know, it it wasn't about, you know, it wasn't about trying to disprove anything.

[00:02:13]It was only about learning about, you know, myself and humanity, how we got here. And I'm so thankful and grateful for all of you. Welcome to the YouTube live book reading of the African origin of civilization, myth or reality.

[00:02:39]Here we go. Pick up on chap uh chapter one.

[00:02:45]What were the Egyptians? Page five. Here we go. down at the bottom.

[00:02:56]In so far as biblical evidence is concerned, a few details are in order to determine the worth of biblical evidence. We must examine the genesis of the Jewish people.

[00:03:12]What then was the Jewish people? How was it born? How did it create the Bible? In which descendants of Ham, ancestors of Negroes and Egyptians, would thus be a cursed? What might be the historical reason for that curse? Those who would become the Jews entered Egypt numbering 70 rough, fearful shepherds chased from Palestine by famine and attracted by that earthly paradise. the Nile Valley.

[00:03:48]Although the Egyptians had a peculiar horror of nomadic life and shepherds, these newcomers were first warmly welcomed thanks to Joseph. According to the Bible, they settled in the land of Goan and became shepherds of the Pharaoh's flocks. After the death of Joseph and the Pharaoh protector and facing the proliferation of the Jews, the Egyptians grew hostile in circumstances still illdefined.

[00:04:23]The condition of the Jews became more and more difficult. If we are to believe the Bible, they were employed on construction work, serving as laborers, and building the city of Ramsy's. The Egyptians took steps to limit the number of births and eliminate male babies lest the ethnic minority develop into a national danger which in time of war might increase enemy ranks. So began the initial persecutions by which the Jewish people was to remain marked throughout its history. Henceforth the Jewish minority within withdrawn within itself would become messianic by suffering and humiliation.

[00:05:11]Such a moral terrain of wretchedness and hope favored the birth and development of religious sentiment. The circumstances were the more favorable because this race of shepherds without industry or social organization, the only social cell was the patriarchal family. Armed with nothing but sticks, could envisage no positive reaction to the technical superiority of the Egyptian people. It was to meet this crisis that Moses appeared. the first of the Jewish prophets who after minutely working out the history of the Jewish people from its origins presented it in retrospect under a religious perspective. Thus he caused Abraham to say many things that the Egyp that latter could not be possibly have foreseen. For example, the 400 years in Egypt, Moses lived at the time of Tel El Mana when Amen.

[00:06:22]Fourth or Aknatan circa 1400 was trying to revive the early monotheism which had by then been discredited by sacraidal ostentation and the corruptness of the priests.

[00:06:43]Aknaden seems to have attempted to bolster political centralism in his recently conquered immense empire through religious centralism. The empire needed a universal religion. Moses was probably influenced by this reform. From that time on, he championed monotheism among the Jews. Monotheism with all its abstraction already existed in Egypt which had borrowed it from the meoretic Sudan, the Ethiopia of the ancients.

[00:07:23]Although the supreme deity viewed in the pure purest of monotheistic visions as the only generator in the sky and on earth who was not engendered the only living God in truth. Aman who whose name signifies mystery adoration one day finds himself rejected overtaken by Rah the son or converted into Osiris or horse this yes yes yes thank you so much for reading books with us. Yeah, this peaceful part of YouTube where we read books and learn from masters. I'm master fitness trainer Uriel Neville Riley.

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[00:08:56]All right. Bottom of page six going into page seven.

[00:09:02]Given the insecure atmosphere in which the Jewish people found itself in Egypt, a God promising sure tomorrows was an irreplaceable moral support after some reticence at the outset. This people, which apparently had not known monotheism previously, contrary to the opinion of those who would credit it as the inventor of monotheism, would nonetheless carry it to a rather remarkable degree of development. Aided by faith, Moses led the Hebrew people out of Egypt. However, the Israelites quickly tired of this religion and only gradually returned to monotheism, the golden calf of Aaron at the foot of Mount Si, having entered Egypt as 70 shepherds grouped in 12 patriarchal families, nomads without industry or culture. The Jewish people left there 400 years later 600,000 strong after acquiring from it all the elements of its future tradition including monotheism.

[00:10:31]If the Egyptians persecuted the Israelites as the Bible says, and if the Egyptians were negroes, sons of Ham as the Bible says, we can no longer ignore the historical causes of the curse upon Ham. Despite the legend of Noah's drunkenness, the curse entered Jewish literature considerably later than the period of persecution. Accordingly, Moses in the book of Genesis attributed the following words to the eternal God addressed to Abraham in a dream. Know for certain that your posterity will be strangers in a land not their own. They shall be subjected to slavery and shall be oppressed 400 years. Peace. Highest heart love. Awesome. Stop and smile.

[00:11:31]Thank you so much. Oh, highest heart love. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

[00:11:38]Gratitude and highest heart. Thank you for being here and reading with us on this peaceful, beautiful Saturday, right? Oh my goodness. Magnificent.

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[00:11:59]Happy Saturday."

[00:12:01]All right, we're on page seven in the middle.

[00:12:07]Here we have reached the historical background of the curse upon him. It is not by chance that this curse on the father of Mezeram.

[00:12:18]But Kush and Canaan fell only on Canaan who dwelt in a land that the Jews have covereted throughout their history. Once came this name Ham Cham or Cam.

[00:12:37]See, it's very key because we're dealing with linguistics, right? When you're dealing with linguistics, C's can also be K's. So, it's very key.

[00:12:49]That's why this all is going to come together for you. If you haven't read the first book on this channel, it's really this is laying it all down. Thank you so much. highest hard though.

[00:13:11]Where could Moses have found it? Right in Egypt where Moses was born, grew up, and lived until the Exodus.

[00:13:21]In fact, we know that the Egyptians called their country Kemet, which means black in their language. The interpretation according to which Kemet designates the black soil of Egypt rather than the black man and by extension the black race of the country of the blacks stems from a gratuitous distortion by minds aware of what an exact interpretation of this word would imply.

[00:13:57]Hence it is natural to find cam in Hebrew meaning heat black or burned.

[00:14:06]You have to put a pin here.

[00:14:09]The light is all the way on.

[00:14:56]I'll read that again. This highlight.

[00:15:03]Let's go all the way back here. In fact, we know that the Egyptians called their country Kemet, which means black in their language. The interpretation according to which Kemet designates the black soil of Egypt rather than the black man and by extension the black race of the country of the blacks stems from a gratuitous distortion by minds aware of what an exact interpretation of this word would imply. Hence it is natural to find cam in Hebrew meaning heat black burned.

[00:15:49]That being so all apparent contradictions disappear and the logic of facts appears in all its nudity.

[00:16:00]The inhabitants of Egypt symbolized by their black color keurs in the literature of the people they had oppressed. We can see that the biblical curse on Ham's offspring had an origin quite different from the generally given it today without the slightest historical foundation. What we cannot understand, however, is how it has been possible to make a white race of Keid, Hemite, black, ebony, etc. Even in Egyptian, obviously according to the needs of the cause, Ham is cursed, blackened, and made into the ancestor of the Negroes.

[00:16:56]This is what happens whenever one refers to contemporary social relations.

[00:17:05]On the other hand, he is whitened whenever one seeks the origin of civilization because there he is inhabiting the first civilized country in the world. So the idea of eastern and western hamites is conceived nothing more than a convenient invention to deprive blacks of the moral advantage of Egyptian civilization and of other African civilizations as we shall see. Figure two enables us to perceive the biased nature of these theories. And here we go. This is two.

[00:17:56]Make sure this is two. This is handsome East African Amitic type from Nelly Pion Puchion.

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[00:18:20]research antro pometric sweet Somali archavio land tropology 1911 cited by Siggman in Egypt and Negro Africa fully to appreciate the joke replace Seligman's wording above of by the official interpretation and some type of the paleo Mediterranean white race to which we owe all black civilizations including that of Egypt.

[00:19:15]There you go. The African origin of civilization myth or reality.

[00:19:25]As you see, this is the hammetic type official indigenous.

[00:19:34]We're going to get into a lot of these pictures, so there's no discretion.

[00:19:41]Thank you so much. That's why having someone tell their story from their own country, from their own continent matters instead of someone else telling you about you, your country, place.

[00:20:00]That's what really intrigued me and the guidance from Dr. John Henry Clark telling me to read these books. So yeah, that's that's how we know. We're not guessing. That's what we read these books for on this peaceful part of YouTube, right? So we're know so we are in the know. We're the opposite of ignorant.

[00:20:24]We're in the know.

[00:20:28]It is impossible to link the notion of Hamite as we labor to understand it in official textbooks with the slightest historical, geographical, linguistic, or ethnic reality. No specialist is able to pinpoint the birthplace of the Hammites scientifically speaking. the language they spoke, the migratory route they followed, the countries they settled, or the form of civilization they may have left. On the contrary, all the experts agree that this term has no serious content and yet not one of them fails to use it as a kind of master key to explain the slightest evidence of civilization in black Africa.

[00:21:25]Yeah. This completes chapter one. Yes.

[00:21:29]Yes. Here we go. We're going in chapter two when we reconvene of the African origin of civilization, myth or reality.

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[00:23:05]Daughters, mothers, we love you so much. Thank you for all you've done. Thank you for all you've endured. You've stayed strong all these years and continue to empower us.

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[00:24:00]We are doing it. Shaking it up.

[00:24:04]Reading books, master books. We're going into the second chapter when we reconvene with the African origin of civilization.

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