The Mistakes Of A Black Man

By Tafadzwa Mashamba

This book is to help expose the traps that the devil has set against black people’s prosperity and welfare. The book gives advice to black people on how to fight the battles that are in their lives. The book exposes how black people pull themselves down instead of supporting each other to climb the ladder of success. Black people must take responsibility for their past mistakes rather than to continue to blame their past. Biblical references are used to clarify that racism is a worldly concept.
The author himself is an African black man and is speaking from life experiences and the revelations that God showed him about the black race.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tafadzwa Mashamba
• Release date: Nov 20, 2020
• ISBN: 9781005178680

Tafadzwa Mashamba

Tafadzwa Mashamba is a child of The Well of Life Ministries International at Johannesburg CBD branch in South Africa. He is a spiritual son of Thabang Mogano, a Branch Pastor of The Well of Life Ministries.

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TAFADZWA MASHAMBA

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THE MISTAKES

OF

A BLACK MAN

Christian Advice to Black people

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It's not only the skin color that is different between races. The spiritual, mental and physical battles differ for different races

Copyright 2020 Tafadzwa Mashamba

Published by Tafadzwa Mashamba at Smashwords

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ISBN: 978-1-005-17868-0

Table of Contents

Dedication

Acknowledgements

Purpose of This Book

Introduction

Origin of Black People

Black People in the Bible

Black Battles

Black Mentality

Ignorance

Jealousy

Witchcraft

Blame-game

Competition

Comparison

Inherited Curses

Extended Family

Polygamy

Selfishness

Procrastination

Backward Investments

Vomit Eating

Unforgiveness

Corruption

About Author

Other Books by Author

Dedication

To Apostle I and Pastor L.T Sibanda

Thank you for birthing The Well of Life Ministries International. Your teachings and sermons have quenched my thirst. My desire is to remain under you

To Pastor Thabang Mogano and Mrs Nomhle Mogano:

Thank you for your spiritual mentorship and for showing me how to survive as a Christian. Your teachings have groomed me to be who I am today and my ears are forever open to you. As God elevates you, may I remain part of you?

To Mother Rosario Mashamba:

Thank you for always being there for me. You allowed me to go to The Well of Life Ministries International, where the grounds are fertile for spiritual growth.

To My Wife Lucia Mashamba

My Queen. You are a Blessing in my life. The Mother of my children. It is your support that keeps me prospering. I love you.

Acknowledgements

Many thanks to my wife for the good work of editing this book. Gratitude to Apostle I and Pastor Thabang for teaching the Word of God and giving me the courage of writing books. Many thanks to WebExihibits which explains the science behind the skin colour. Lastly, I would like to thank the Readers of this book.

Purpose of This Book

This book is to help expose the traps that the devil has set against black people’s prosperity and welfare. The book gives advice to black people on how to fight the battles that are in their lives. The book exposes how black people pull themselves down instead of supporting each other to climb the ladder of success. Black people must take responsibility of their past mistakes rather than to continue to blame their past. Biblical references are used to clarify that racism is a worldly concept. The author himself is an African black man and is speaking from life experiences and the revelations that God showed him about the black race. This book is more relevant to black people in Africa.

Introduction

Most black people, if given a choice, wish to have been white. The question is why black people are doing this? The world has attached black colour to evil, ugly and bad things. This have made everyone to hate black colour. Black ladies and even black guys are busy turning their skins to become white (light) using chemical substances. The industry of producing skin lightening or skin bleaching products is growing fast because black people no longer want to remain dark. Black guys no longer want to marry dark ladies; they all want to marry what they call ‘yellow bones’. And this has caused every black lady to use skin lightening chemicals in order to become light in complexion.

The world has attached black colour with darkness. The fact that darkness is black in colour does not mean that every black thing has darkness in itself. Yes, darkness spiritually symbolises evil deeds (Ephesians 5:11) but that does not mean a dark thing is an evil thing. Coming back to human beings, it is not only the skin colour that is different between black and white people. The difference between races is beyond skin colour; backgrounds and battles of different races are different.

What black men must fight to be successful is different to what white men must fight. The problem is we have compared races but God have uniquely created different races. Let us hear the words of the Psalmist:

I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvellous are thy works; and that my soul knoweth right well. (Psalm 139:14)

Black or White people, God took His time to fearfully and wonderfully create you. In Genesis 1:27, it is written that human beings were created in the image of God. Black, brown, coloured or white people; all people are created in