“Historical records of the Jewish people confirm that the early documents of the Christian Bible were not edited until after the 7th century B.C., or perhaps much later. These records also confirm that the documents of the Christian Bible were not compiled, rewritten, edited, or translated in Israel of Judea, but in Ancient Egypt. Not only did the ancient foundation of the Afrim people begin in Ancient Egypt, but also the end of their ancient story in the east ended in Ancient Egypt. Remember that during this period, the people that left Ancient Egypt into the Exodus still identified themselves as Afrim people and not Jews or Hebrews.” “In 722 B.C., about six hundred years after the Exodus, the Assyrians conquered the Northern Kingdom of Israel and forcibly resettled the Afrim people of this kingdom among the Babylonians and Assyrians on the eastern border of the Assyrian Empire. The history of the Afrim people states that it was from the forced intermingling of the Afrim people with the Babylonians and Assyrians that a new group of Afrim people called the Samaritans emerged. From the historical, linguistic, religious, and cultural evidence of the people of Assyria and Babylon, it is evident that these people all black people at least eleven hundred years before modern Arabs came to settle in these places.” “However, what is least known among Christians is the fact that when the Afrim people that left Ancient Egypt in the so-called biblical Exodus, were attacked, conquered, and displaced in Canaan by the Assyrians, most returned to Ancient Egypt. A large community of these people of the biblical Exodus escaped and returned to settle on the Nile Island of Elephantine in Ancient Egypt. According to historical traditions, the people of the Exodus that returned to Ancient Egypt returned with the Ark of the Covenant to Egypt. Modern scholars who have been searching for the biblical Ark of the Covenant claim that the Afrim people that returned to Elephantine in Ancient Egypt brought the Ark with them and from there it was mysteriously sent to Axum in Ethiopia where it is believed to be today.” “Throughout their history, the most important religious artifact the Afrim people claim to have ever had was the biblical Ark of the Covenant. Again, the Afrim people selected Ancient Egypt to play another major role in their religious history. This time as a safe haven for themselves and their most important and divine religious artifact. Why did these people not leave the Ark with the group of Afrim people that lived in other nations? Why did the generation of the Afrim people that needed a shelter come back to Ancient Egypt after their ancestors had claimed to have been enslaved and tortured by the Ancient Egyptians? This is because regardless of what had happened, the Afrim people felt safer among their own racial, tribal, and ethnic groups in Ancient Egypt.” “Many Christians do not know that despite the Biblical Exodus and the tone of antagonism the story sought to create between Ancient Egyptians and the Afrim people, these people began returning quietly to Ancient Egypt as far back as 722 B.C. The realities of Afrim people’s history after the so-called Exodus make many scholars question whether the story of the Exodus ever happened at all. How can we logically reconcile the purported atrocities of the Ancient Egyptians toward the Afrim people and the return of these same people to their place of oppression hundreds of years later? If God came ‘to deliver them out of the hands of the Egyptians, and to bring them up out of that land unto a good land and a large, unto a land flowing with milk and honey’ (Exodus 3:8), wouldn’t the return of these people to Ancient Egypt be a major violation of God’s will and even a sin against God? Nevertheless, the return of the Afrim people to Ancient Egypt was not considered a sin against God because it was a return to their racial, ethnic, and tribal roots.” Nana Banchie Darkwah, Ph.D. “The Africans who wrote the Bible: Ancient Secrets Africa and Christianity have never told” Page 94
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