Comments on: Jesus Christ shouldn’t be portrayed as White – Archbishop of Canterbury

By: Macdonald Ikaraoha

Macdonald Ikaraoha — Mon, 29 Jun 2020 17:07:07 +0000

I really don’t know much here but the color of Jesus doesn’t really matter. Jesus was not called to Dave a race but to save the world. Focusing on His color is like focusing on the minor whereas the major which involves the preaching if the gospel is neglected
Let’s reprioritize

By: Jimoh Nasirudeen Abiodun

Jimoh Nasirudeen Abiodun — Mon, 29 Jun 2020 10:17:35 +0000

If you look at where Jesus came from (origin), it is now let to you to decide where he came from. You may have kind of Jesus that you mentioned.

By: Augustine Onyia

Augustine Onyia — Mon, 29 Jun 2020 08:11:07 +0000

The Bible was originally written by white man who saw God through whiteman view of point and picture. The Isrealis are the chosen people of God so the Bible tell us and the Isrealis are white. The generation of Jesus came and was traced from Adam in the Old Testament to Joseph the earthly father of Jesus in the New testament. And in this genealogy, there was no Blackman. So what are we saying. Untill Blackman WRITE their own BiBLE and find their own Black Jesus, they will forever be prosecuted, intimidated, haunted, hunted, and killed by the white. The bible said it when it said in the Old testament and i quote ‘untill u cast away the yoke of slavery, u will serve ur younger brother” unquote. Then what is the yoke of slavery hung on blackman neck. Answer: blackman sold or mildly put, forfeited his Birthrite to his younger twin brother because he was hungry. He said and I quote “Of what use is birthrite to me when i am famish” That statment and act have enslaved Blackman for life and made him inferior to his white counterpart. Chew upon this folks