Reno Omokri has taken his fans to a history class as he explained how rich and diverse the African continent has been since the beginning of creation.
Reno Omokri shared some insights and rich background of Africa as Christ spent his childhood in Egypt and Moses was also born and raised in Africa. He urged Africans to appreciate the continent and see that the continent is truly blessed.
He captioned his post as: The first nation mentioned in Scripture is in Africa-Genesis 2:13. Christ Himself, spent his childhood in Africa-Matthew 2:13. Moses was born in Africa, and met God in Horeb, which is also in Africa-Exodus 3:2-3. His wife was a Black African-Numbers 12:1. Her Black African father was Moses’s mentor-Exodus 28:24. Ebed-Melek, a spiritual adviser to the kings of Judah, was a Black African-Jeremiah 38:7. The first book of the New Testament to be written, is the Gospel according to Mark, which was written by Mark when he lived in Mizraim (Egypt), where he also founded the oldest Christ following community outside Judea (Egyptian Coptic). The first non Hebrew to become a follower of Christ was a Black African-Acts 8:26-38. Yet, you reject Christ following, because it is a White man’s religion? No wonder Scripture said “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge”-Hosea 4:6.
Africans, know your history and your culture, otherwise you will never be liberated from mental slavery.
Some fans took to his comment section and asked him questions about his statements.
hillarykenechi :Mr. Renoomokri, as at that time of old, did we have white people in Africa? If yes, where and how? But if No, how come that instead of having a black Jesus we now have a Caucasian as Jesus? Secondly, between Whites and blacks, who first experienced the presence of Jesus in history? Thirdly Mr. Reno.. the latter ‘J’ came into existence about 500years ago whereas Jesus has existed over 2000year, what was he called before the letter ‘J’ came into usage. Thanks
daveogwu: Hello sir, I don’t understand. Africa as word was not used in the Bible but I have read across Egypt.
Source: www.NaijaOnPoint.com
