The Untold Story: Revised Edition
By Edgar Shaw
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There are five central characters in this book: Enoch, Noah, Moses, Abraham and Jesus Christ. The Untold Story provides a vivid and accurate account of a chosen people who were specifically selected by God to be his people, to live accordantly to his will, but failed to live up to his expectations. This eventually caused a deportation out of their land in Israel and parts of Africa. They are now scattered throughout the world.
This book also provides a history of the many nationalities that make up the world as you see it today, the history of religions and who started them, and lastly the Anti-Christ.
You will find that this book will challenge the mind to know more of mans origin and ones family tree. This book will be helpful in both churches and schools.
Edgar Shaw
EDGAR SHAW is Pastor of Christ Missionary Crusade Fellowship Church, and Bishop of Universal Christian Ministries located in Philadelphia, PA. He is a native of Philadelphia, PA. He was baptized, licensed and ordained in Philadelphia. Bishop is a true devoted man of God, a visionary man and Entrepreneur. He received a Honorary Doctorate and Doctor of Philosophy for Biblical Theology from Universal Christian Community Church School in Wilmington Delaware. His Honorary Degree was given for his outstanding work in missionary , through tent meetings and broadcasting. He is a gifted preacher/teacher who effectively communicates profound biblical truths with a powerful and compelling appeal to the mind of his hearers. His mission is to spread the gospel Universally, and to help the disenfranchise.
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The Untold Story - Edgar Shaw
© 2004 by Edgar Shaw. All rights reserved.
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Published by AuthorHouse 08/05/2013
ISBN: 978-1-4520-0301-6 (sc)
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ISBN: 978-1-4520-0302-3 (e)
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Contents
Foreword
Introduction
Chapter 1 The First Continent
Chapter 2 Adam And Eve In The Land Of Ethiopia
Chapter 3 Enoch The Chosen Ethiopian
Chapter 4 Noah And His Son Ham
Chapter 5 Abraham The Righteous One
Chapter 6 The Hebrew Race
Chapter 7 Moses And Zipporah
Chapter 8 The Separated And The Original Hebrews
Chapter 9 The Coming Of The Lord
Chapter 10 The Dominance Of The Europeans
Chapter 11 There’s No Black Or White
Chapter 12 There’s Only One Religion
Chapter 13 God Scattered Tribes
Chapter 14 The Last Pharaoh
Conclusion
Epilogue
Notes
List Of Sources
About The Author
DEDICATION
I would like to thank God, His Son, and the Holy Spirit for giving me wisdom and knowledge, but most all, His Spirit.
Because of my development and relationship through Him, I dedicate this book to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost. I take great honor and pride to be a descendant of the tribe of Judah, and having lineage of prophets in my family tree.
FOREWORD
By Professor Hyacinth Ezeka, President
African Christian Fellowship, Baltimore (2000-2003)
The controversy of race and religion is an endless discussion and debate. However, when approached from the point of what God has said in the scriptures and what He has done for generations as Pastor Shaw has shown in this book, we then have our answer to the long debate. Pastor Shaw in this book is bringing a dimension not previously looked at by any scholars. It is very obvious that God has spoken in various ways concerning the Africans and the role that they will play in the end time ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Starting from Genesis to Revelations, there are various references to groups as well as individuals, from different geographic areas that had played dominant roles to accomplish the plan of God here on earth. The roles played by these individuals and groups are sequential, coordinated and not random. These groups and individuals were not referred to by color rather they were referred to either by family linage, name or town. So when you read about Jesus of Nazareth, you know where He came from; or Abraham of Ur, or David the son of Jesse, you know which David and what his family linage is.
The essence of this book therefore, is to bring to light the mind of God concerning the group of people known as African or the black race in the plan of God. Scholars have argued for many years the exact physical locations of the Ethiopian referred to in the Book of Genesis and the exact location of the Garden of Eden. What is not controversial however, is the existence of Ethiopia in the continent of Africa. Also, the civilization that came out of the Empire of Ethiopia for thousands of years before Christ is never disputed. Well-documented body of literature and archeology exist today that the Empire of Ethiopia at one time encompassed the sub Saharan Africa, the North Africa, Middle East and portions of Asia including India.
Many have referred Africans as the custodians of God’s secret plan for the world while the world sees Africans as a lost cause. To lead Israel out of Egypt, God prepared Moses as a boy and he, Moses labored for many years before his ministry started. His ministry was given a boost by the wisdom of an African priest named Jethro. The early years of Jesus Christ in Africa as a place of refuge where God has kept His secret plan for the world is well documented. In the salvation of mankind through the shedding of blood of Jesus, we see an African carrying the cross in fulfillment of God’s plan to show the role that Africans should play in the entire plan of God. The Africans were part of God’s initial plan to evangelize the world. In that, the Holy Spirit sent Philip to an Ethiopian eunuch, who later spread the gospel of Jesus to other parts of Africa. In essence, it will take Africans to evangelize Africa.
If you have traveled or paid attention to Christian news today, you will notice that Christianity is growing in leaps and bounds in Africa today, while on the decline in Europe and the United States of America. The Black Church in the United States has been the custodian of hope, the secret ingredient in the emancipation of the African Americans. All these are the plan of God as He prepares to end this wicked world for its sins.
Pastor Shaw has done mankind a great service in this book.
THE UNTOLD STORY
Introduction
Africa, the first continent that ever existed is mentioned in Genesis 2:13. Africa is where God first placed man and woman. Africa is also known for gold, aromatic resin, and onyx stone. Genesis 2:12 confirms that Africa today is the second largest continent that is three times larger than Europe. The population of Africa since 1988 is estimated 610 million. The earliest countries of Africa are Ethiopia, Egypt and Libya. These countries are mentioned in the Bible many times.
The UNTOLD STORY was given to me by God at least 20 years ago. He has compelled me to write this book. The purpose of this book is to shed light on a race that has been denied and misrepresented. I believe this book will help revive and strengthen a race of people who have been left out of the mainstream simply because of fear and jealousy. This book will bring about understanding to not only the Black race, but to others who need to be enlightened about where the first man settled and how man traveled from continent to continent until this current world today. The author’s intent is to bring about a better understanding concerning the history of mankind and provide information on Jesus Christ, the Son of God and Enoch who was a prophet of God.
Chapter 1
THE FIRST CONTINENT
I n the beginning . . . The Bible, the foundational book from which information for this book has been gathered, depicts a history of a chosen people who are people of color, and who established civilization. According to Genesis 2:13, the first man, Adam, settled in the land of Ethiopia. Land and region are key components of where man lived. The Bible is broken down by geography, not race , . Lineage, ancestry, and family stock were the second determinants of where man lived.
The ancestry of the Black man begins with the Ethiopian who established Ethiopia and Egypt, countries in Africa, the first continent of the world. Cush, an Ethiopian, founded Ethiopia while his son Nimrod founded Asia, the second continent to exist on the planet. The Book of Genesis will show how man traveled from Ethiopia to Asia and later to Egypt.
In the beginning . . . The ancient empire of Ethiopia was at one time remote, with the richest heritage in history. The Greeks considered Ethiopia to be the home of the gods and the retreat of the Muses. It was a land of fertile fields with riverbeds of diamonds and mountains of gold. Ethiopia was commonly considered the Isles of the Blessed. Ethiopia was also the land of the setting sun where the giant Atlas was compelled by the Olympian Jove to prop up the heavens upon his head and shoulders. The Moors called the vast desert, which lies south of the Atlas, the Sahara.
The