The Africans Who Wrote the Bible

by Nana Banchie Darkwah

This book contains the most fascinating revelations ever made about the Bible and the people of the Bible in the past two thousand years. Did you know that Jews originated from black African tribes? Did you know that Jesus and the people of the Bible were black people? Did you know that the names of authors of the Old Testament are African tribal names? Did you know that modern Jews still carry tribal names. Did you know that the word Israel is an African word? These are some of the ancient secrets this book reveals to readers.

Genres: History

364 pages, Paperback

First published February 4, 2013

Reviews

[Stephen Sauls · Rating 5 out of 5]

The author was very repetitive in explaining ideas and information. Even so the material was not always conclusive in explaining the timeline. Many of the assertions were eye opening and makes you want to verify the assertions from the cited and other materials. Although the repetitions were somewhat tedious, I give the author a thumb up for trying to explain many of the hidden in plain sight conundrums found in the scriptures.

[Mr S Jarvis · Rating 5 out of 5]

This isn't an easy book to read if you don’t like reading much, the text is quite small. That said I manage to get through the whole book due to the fascinating information It holds. Its very repetitive which start to makes you think the author is tyring to hard to convince you. It’s not what you will get in a Church history class at Uni, or in general church history books

[Samwise · Rating 4 out of 5]

A wildly provocative subject offering refreshing perspectives.

I'll be honest though, I'm yet to actually finish the book cover to cover, despite starting from the beginning 3 times now. This is in part due to my own shortcomings, but also the authors too.

I found this to be an incredibly heavy read due to the complicated ideology and historical/religious references. The repetitive and sometimes hard to read narrative style also contributes to this. For this reason I have restarted the book multiple times but this is helping me to fully comprehend what is being presented.

I think this is a book that I will return to for many years, because as I further my own understanding of religion and ancient history, Nana's reasoning gathers clarity. I'm a big fan of this journey of progression, and this book serves as a benchmark of my own understanding.

I would highly recommend, but comes with a 'hard to digest' warning.

[Bjgrimjo · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book: 'The Africans Who Wrote the Bible, is VERY enlightening. The book clarifies many of my unanswered questions, i.e. How every ethnic group had a 'flood' story? The story MUST have emanated from one source..... Ancient Mesopotamia, the ancestors of Ancient Egypt, black Africans. The first peoples who populated then dispersed worldwide, similar to the Tower of Babel.

The true history of African contributions to the world continues to be hidden, obliterated, or destroyed. When you look at statues, large and small, of ancient Pharaohs in our museums, their features have been hacked off to hide the wider noses and thicker lips of African features.