Gain Your Copy Into Egypt Again With Ships: A Message To The Forgotten Israelites (African Americans) Drafted By Elisha J. Israel Formatted As Paper Copy

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I chose thestar rating because the book was very informative, The author's points were clear and well supported, The author's challenge to the reader is consider the now accepted position of all people as it relates to God and spirituality.
This book also puts in perspective religious practices that can spirituality obstruct salvation, The author does not write as a "all knowing expert, " She gives insight from her observation and supports it with scripture and irrefutable events in history, I would recommend this book looking for possible understanding of the AfricanAmerican or African condition throughout the world and how it is connected with our relationship with God.
So far I think the book is okay but he didn't proved any historical data or physical evidence to support his claim all information came from the biblical text so basically he should of written the bible.
But I see where he's coming from, I just believe no one has a monopoly on the Creator and from what I gather from this book we are on our own and we have too take responsibility for our own destiny!

From the looks of this book we

have no hope and just have too wait until the Creator of all isn't mad at black people Great book

I really like the information provided in this book.
I would suggest it to anyone who is seeking the true knowledge, Good Read.

This book is very thought provoking, Also proves points with scripture, A good starting point but, you will need to dig deeper, Author also has books for reference, Description: INTO EGYPT AGAIN WITH SHIPS explains the spiritual implications regarding the more thanyears of chattel slavery,years of Jim Crow, semipermanent underclass status, and loss of true identity that "African Americans" have suffered in the United States.
This book also reveals the biblical solution that will lead to the complete liberation of a people, All those who have descended from slaves, and consider themselves to be "Negro", "Black", or "African American" should have the audacity to read this book.
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