"Who Is This Man Jesus"

By Louise T. Coleman

This religious commentary: “Who is this man Jesus” was written to discuss Jesus’ roots and describe his demeanor and character, stating his purpose and plan for the human race. Identifying one race from the same cloth with different parents and rainbow of colors. He gave his life for mankind.

• Language: English
• Publisher: WestBow Press
• Release date: Feb 4, 2019
• ISBN: 9781973646105

Louise T. Coleman

While reading this book they will be inspired to soul search their lives. With this being my third book, I want to demonstrate that blessings come with responsibility.

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WHO IS THIS MAN JESUS

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Copyright © 2019 Louise T. Coleman.

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Scripture taken from the King James Version of the Bible.

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ISBN: 978-1-9736-4611-2 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-9736-4612-9 (hc)

ISBN: 978-1-9736-4610-5 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2018913808

WestBow Press rev. date: 01/10/2019

The

King of Kings

The

Lord Of Lords

The

Almighty God

Revelation 19:16

Scriptures: King James Version

Author: Louise T. Coleman Neaice

Who Is This Man Jesus?

Scriptures

From The King James Version

And

The Original African Heritage

Study Bible

(King James Version)

CONTENTS

Preface

Introduction

His Character and Demeanor Quiet, Gentle, and Kind

The Baby, The Child, and The Man

Who Is this Man Jesus

Judgement Hall

The Cross

His Dying Hour

The Old Rugged Cross

What More Can He Do?

A Celebration Of Life And Death The Crucifixion

Try Jesus

Life Is Precious

God’s Radar

Having A Conversation With Jesus

Put Your House In Order

Food For Thought

Take Care Of Your Business Spiritual and Natural

Why Does Man Exist And What For?

Jot Down Your Thoughts

God Is Our Eye Witness

Knowing God In A Deeper Way

Jeremiah 29:11

Synopsis

Let’s Go Back To The Old Landmark

Pledge Allegiance To The Bible

The Ten Commandments

PREFACE

This book is food for thought; the subject matter is, who is this man Jesus? Opens the mind, to re-think and consider the scriptures that describes him as a man of color. Based on the origin where life was first created and placed in the garden of Eden.

Man’s version verse God’s version fails to interpret the scripture as it relates to people of African descent.

From the church perspective, African people’s contribution to Christianity is not taught. If there was a real Christian conversation, it would help combat racism. (There is a void).

The word of God holds the leadership of the church accountable for the whole truth. I believe the church would be much more effective if they showed appreciation for God’s inherent multiculturalism. He is a God of color which makes up the rainbow.

The subject should be addressed, because after the flood; Noel’s three sons started the new world, and people of African descent were included.

I thank God, African American’s are counted for in God’s master plan, the human race. We are all his Children no matter color or race, he loves us all the same, one big family; the family of God. He is amazing.

INTRODUCTION

From a child; as I read the bible, and learned about God in Sunday school and church services, I always wondered why African people were left out of the conversation.

The church is a major institution with great religious influence in the community, which should put emphasis on the entire ancient world, including afro-centric history and culture.

It is amazing to me how the church avoids acknowledging and speaking about black people in the bible.

The original African heritage study bible: King James Version (General editor; Cain Hope Felder, PHD) has confirmed my belief that form the beginning African/Edenic, man is the father of the third human life on earth; Adam and Eve’s first son, Cain.

This bible, is the same as the original King James Version, with special annotations relative to the African/Edenic perspective putting special emphasis on African- American history and culture.

Scientific evidence has revealed that Eve is the mother of all nations, she lived in Sa-Saharan Africa. She was black liken unto the source from which she was created from the rib of Adam, in which she came from (Genesis 2: 21-24) who was created in the image of the likeness of God, was African/Edenic. (Genesis 2: 8-14).

I am glad that God loves us all; no matter your race or ethnic background. However, I am over joyed to know that we are counted in the number from the beginning.

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