Does Color Matter? Only When Misrepresented!: The Bible depicts the Colors of Man and Consequences of false Representation

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To say the Bible is a literary work and hermeneutics must be properly applied begins the mistake, and there are those that take this position. Genre cannot replace the spiritual question of the authority of all Scripture. The Bible is unlike any typical book written by man. It does not present itself to us for verification or as a historical text for examination/questioning, philosophically. It is spiritually and literally perspicuous! Either believe it or believe it not. That choice is given to every individual: "What? came the word of God out from you? or came it unto you only?" (I Corinthians 14: 36). Based upon the current European description of people shown in Bibles and nearly all biblical materials, only black people can ask the question, where are we in the Bible? And the answer to that question is contained in the Holy Scriptures. Does Color Matter? communicates a biblical value using direct quotes from the bible to explain molecular biologists use of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA); "inherited through the female line, arguing that homo sapiens evolved out of earlier populations in Africa alone." The book is straightforward with scriptures that unlock and enable students of the Bible and non-students alike, to understand, proclaim and teach a panacea approach, correcting the core and problematic evil scheme, racism, which confronts both GOD's christian community and those of secular wisdom. This anointed Holy Ghost driven material equips believers and non-believers with bedrock biblical truths, unfolding mysteries heretofore, not revealed over against the popular Da Vinci Code fabrications. Review: Why has this reality been kept secret for so long? - Finally, a well written credible account of the lineal descent of man, using direct quotes from the Bible! Thought provoking and enlightening...this is undeniably the best book I've read in a long time! The author's clear, concise style, combined with direct links to the actual biblical accounts, leaves the reader no room for further speculation! The book stresses the hows and why, so that readers acquire a genuine comprehension of the fundamental principles of the Bible. This manuscript should be required reading for seminary students and teachers alike. A book that undressed previous interpretations layer bay layer. I look forward to this author's next work! Review: . - If you are sincerely open to hear what others may conclude in their understanding as in the color of man mentioned in the Bible, then you may find Coger's book interesting. I applaud his recognition of Not all Israelite s are Jews; but all Jews are Israelite s. He meets the curse of Ham directly and offers his thoughts on the Adam found in Genesis 1 and 2. Coger's intent to reveal the black race within the scriptures are found to be something to ponder. His revelation on the leprosy stance deserves thought. I was hoping for more conclusive evidence. Yet one cannot not deny the Hebrew word for Adam defined is Heb. 120 -ruddy, human, mankind, from Heb. 119 -ruddy, to show blood in the face)(Strong. 1980). I am still left with the belief that God created all the races on the sixth day and all God created; He said it was Good (Gen.1:31). For the price of the book itself; I was hoping to find more concrete evidence within the forty-seven pages. Reference: Strong.James A. Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible. Virginia: Old Time Victory Hour