The Biblical Cover-Up: How Black People’s True History Was Erased and Whitewashed

Alright, let’s break this down in true fashion, straight to the point, no chaser.

1. The "Curse of Ham" Is a Scam

For centuries, white supremacists have pushed this fraudulent idea that Black people were cursed through Ham. That’s straight-up propaganda. The Bible actually says the curse was on Canaan, not Ham—meaning this whole narrative about Black folks being doomed from the jump was nothing but a psy-op to justify slavery.

2. The Bible Ain’t Pro-Slavery—That’s a Colonizer Remix

European enslavers twisted scripture to make it seem like God was co-signing slavery. But if you really look at the text, it condemns oppression and wicked enslavement. These people hijacked the Bible to justify their economic hustle—enslaving Africans.

3. Adam Was a Melanated Man

Let’s keep it a buck—Adam wasn’t out here looking like a surfer from Venice Beach. The Bible says he was formed from the soil of the earth—rich, dark, nutrient-filled soil. That means he had melanin. The whole European rebranding of biblical figures is just another case of historical theft.

4. Jesus Was a Brother

Now, let’s talk about Yahusha—real name, real history. Revelation 1:14-15 describes him with hair like wool and feet like burnished bronze. Sounds like a Black man to me! But what did Europeans do? They hit folks with that Michelangelo-painted, blue-eyed, blonde-haired imposter to keep the deception going. The real Yahusha was a brother from the East—end of story.

5. Christianity’s Roots Are in Africa, Not Europe

The first nation to officially adopt Christianity? Ethiopia. One of the first baptized believers in the New Testament? An Ethiopian eunuch. African civilizations were practicing Christianity before Rome even hopped on the bandwagon. But once the Romans got hold of it, they gentrified the faith and made it into a tool for control.

Final Word: They Hijacked Your History

The narrative about Black people being cursed, irrelevant, or secondary in the Bible was a carefully crafted lie. The truth? Black people were kings, prophets, and spiritual pioneers in biblical history. The deception wasn’t just about religion—it was about power, identity, and control. But now, we’re waking up, reclaiming our history, and setting the record straight.

That’s the real game they didn’t want you to know.

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