Black Hebrew Israelites

In the ancient near east, in the time of the Judah and Jerusalem when the Israelites had gone farther from God by each generation and believed that they lived in God’s blessed cities. God provided messengers of His will for the Israelites. Giving them understanding of what will happen and why God was going to allow the destruction of their lives and their communities. These messengers were hand pick by God and were blessed by the word of the Lord coming to dwell within side of them. These…

Throughout the book of Judges, the Israelites went through many hard times. They created this cycle that they could not get rid of. The Israelites had many “judges” to help them get onto the right track with God but it never really worked out. After each “judge” would die then they would just go back into the sin they had started. I believe the Hebrews were very disappointed reading the book of Judges seeing how their ancestors acted instead of putting their trust in God. The book of Judges…

of death, Moses dies to his old self- to his confused identity, his ambivalent feelings about this vocation, his conflicted self between family and people, and his past statuses as the adopted son of and Egyptian Princess and outsider among the Israelites, a criminal and a refugee, the son-in-law of a Midianite Priest and the husband of a Midianite wife, an immigrant embraced by his adopted place of residence, and a shepherd of a flock which belonged to somebody else.…

Careless towards her duties from the childhood, attraction towards materialistic things, misconception about her power, jealous of other possessions, conspiracy against Zipporah all these qualities make Miriam unsuccessful as a leader. For instance, Zora Neale Hurston describes Miriam character in her childhood when she was unable to look after Baby Moses who was inside the basket and instead of watching the basket she fell asleep. In addition, Miriam forgot to search for the basket as she was…

sent them into the wilderness for a total of 40 years. In chapters 20-36 Jay Smith said that “there was a new generation of Israelites again attempt to enter the land to take it as God promised.”2 Because this is Gods promise they had destroyed two nations as they had entered the land because they confronted them. Balak had used prophet Balaam and taught him to seduced Israelites to worship Baal. He did this because he was disobedient and because of his disobedience there were 24,000 people…

teachings of the leaders of their faith, and found it at variance with their limited understanding, they arose to perpetrate such unseemly acts.... Consider Moses! Armed with the rod of celestial dominion, adorned with the white hand of Divine knowledge, and proceeding from the Paran of the love of God, and wielding the serpent of power and everlasting majesty, He shone forth from the Sinai of light upon the world. He summoned all the peoples and kindreds of the earth to the kingdom of eternity,…

Israel. With all the earthly credentials, the most important was missing. The story asks us to do two main things: (i) trust in our leaders and (ii) be humble as he that exalts himself shall be humbled and he that humble himself shall be exalted. The Israelite rebels in their thirst for power mistrusted and loss confidence in their leaders. They had forgotten the good works of the Lord who had brought them out of Egypt, and despite the many challenges in the wilderness, he had continued to…

Introduction The Israelites which are God’s chosen people were in bondage for more than 400 hundred years by means of slavery and because of their severe harsh treatment they cried out to the Lord for deliverance, God raised up a deliverer by the name of Moses. They were given a new way of life after their liberation from bondage and in this new way of life, they were given instructions concerning worship, and since God was the one responsible for their deliverance, they were to serve and…

So what was God’s response to Moses and Aaron’s actions taken? 3. Num 20:12 Then the LORD spoke to Moses and Aaron, “Because you did not believe Me, to hallow (to sanctify) Me in the eyes of the children of Israel, therefore you shall not bring this assembly into the land which I have given them.”Moses struck the rock instead of speaking to the rock, as being a case of his unbelief. Moses apparently had a problem with speaking to an inanimate (lifeless or non living) object and expecting…

The time of authorship is vague as well. Joshua was likely first written during the 2nd millennium BC, Judges at least after the mid-11th century BC, and Ruth after 1010 BC (ESV Study Bible). Joshua describes how the titular character leads the Israelites in a campaign to take Canaan. The beginning of this book starts with God promising Joshua that he will be with him, and that Joshua must be strong and courageous. Joshua begins to take and the land and much of the contents are about this,…