Description According to a widespread ancient Near and Far Eastern tradition, as evidenced in Egyptian, Sumerian/Babylonian, and Indic sources, God the creator was a black god, with a black body. The answers to such questions as: how did this black body develop, of what substance was this body made, and why was this body black, were the focus of the mysteries in these nations. The Creator God of Ancient Israel was this same Black God, and those responsible for forming the Hebrew Bible (old testament) were devotees of this Black God. The Black God of ancient Near Eastern and Biblical/Islamic traditions was a self-created black man-god, whose physical (though not spiritual) beginnings were from an atom hidden in a primordial darkness. The Hebrew of Genesis I specifies that this was a triple-darkness in which this atom was hidden and from which Elohim (God) emerged. According to the Hebrew Bible and Arabic Quran the original black man, in his original state, was God on earth.
Posted on: Mon, 19 Aug 2013 09:33:08 +0000
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