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Great piece

@@doorofel6447 now where do we have elephants except the regions of Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda...

Elephants were known to be in areas like Mesopotamia and the Levant. STOP IT!

@@akweteyamaah that's because they made you think Israel is in the Levant.

Nope, the evidence shows that. STOP IT!

Does the current state of Africa really align with the notion of being a 'chosen people'? It's almost laughable! What makes us 'chosen' when we're constantly in a position of asking for help BEGGING? Hahahahaha.... for comic relief. Thanks for your comment.

@@akweteyamaahRead Deuteronomy 28. There were curses and blessings if the Israelites obeyed or disobeyed God. The ONLY people who fit the curses in History are Negros/Black people. You need to do more research before you get yourself judged for misleading people. You’ve been warned

@@akweteyamaahJoel 3- The Nations Judged - In those days and at that time, when I restore the fortunes of Judah and Jerusalem, 2 I will gather all nations and bring them down to the Valley of Jehoshaphat.[b] There I will put them on trial for what they did to my inheritance, my people Israel, because they scattered my people among the nations and divided up my land. 3 They cast lots for my people and traded boys for prostitutes; they sold girls for wine to drink. Did this happen in Palestine? No but it did happen to Africa

The Babylonians did the scattering. Did you forget that part of History?

​@@akweteyamaahcoconut rabbi african have never beg but our leaders beg.if all these european chinese and the rest of the leave africa we will still be fine so don't try talk bad about our continent. Without african resources this world would be different place right now

Great piece.

@@doorofel6447 Aram means in-law. These are bantu words just like Moab and Ammon. But people are too stuck on modern Israel to listen.

Yup. You are Arameans.

I don't see how that relates to our discussion. Let's stay focused. Thanks for commenting.

The land of Africa today is so USELESS, we don't produce anything. This is your land of Milk and Honey?

@@akweteyamaah it's because we are cursed today because we are the chosen ones of god Deuteronomy 28:33 [33]The fruit of thy land, and all thy labours, shall a nation which thou knowest not eat up; and thou shalt be only oppressed and crushed alway: Deuteronomy 28:48,68 [48]Therefore shalt thou serve thine enemies which the LORD shall send against thee, in hunger, and in thirst, and in nakedness, and in want of all things: and he shall put a yoke of iron upon thy neck, until he have destroyed thee. [68]And the LORD shall bring thee into Egypt again with ships, by the way whereof I spake unto thee, Thou shalt see it no more again: and there ye shall be sold unto your enemies for bondmen and bondwomen, and no man shall buy you.

Ah! I forgot that you are CURSED. The CURSED OF THE CHOSEN? Eish... Religion will kill Africans....

@@akweteyamaah the bible is not a religious book its about descendants the chosen is Israel Deuteronomy 28:1,15,22 [1]And it shall come to pass, if thou shalt hearken diligently unto the voice of the LORD thy God, to observe and to do all his commandments which I command thee this day, that the LORD thy God will set thee on high above all nations of the earth: [15]But it shall come to pass, if thou wilt not hearken unto the voice of the LORD thy God, to observe to do all his commandments and his statutes which I command thee this day; that all these curses shall come upon thee, and overtake thee: Deuteronomy 7:6 [6]For thou art an holy people unto the LORD thy God: the LORD thy God hath chosen thee to be a special people unto himself, above all people that are upon the face of the earth. You need to be educated about the bible because you don't know nothing

I beg to differ. The bible is a religious book.

Thanks for your comment. You don't have to take my word for it, and I don't expect you to. I've shared my perspective based on historical data, which you might label as cautious. I consider my presentation to be verifiable. If you're looking for bold "crazy" ideas without solid evidence, just stories, then feel free to present your version of Canaan with the biblical place names for us to examine, and provide some primary sources while you're at it.

Excellent conversations and hopefully everyone and all facts are eventually aligned

Yes. North and South

I haven't mentioned the Nile River; I'm talking about Abraham's journey. The Nubian Saharan region isn't called Negev-let's stick to the facts. Those claiming to be Judah on the continent don't have any tradition of being in the locations you're suggesting. Where is Bethel? Where do you place the Philistines? What about Haran and Ur-Kasdim? Are these just wild ideas to insert yourself into a narrative?

Thanks for the comment.

Thanks Rabboni for your wisdom. Very much respected. And thank you again for coming over to the US to help us in aligning our thoughts and giving us knowledge of who we are and culture. It is more appreciated than you can imagine. I love to hear you speak brother about our real home. You asked the questions and Oh did the egos start. Tells me that they love and respect you. Otherwise, no comments would come. I am enjoying and learning 😊 I use Aligbo but my name is Alvin. Coming from South Carolina ​@@akweteyamaah

Thanks for your comment

@@silverdrowelf Negev was later associated with the south of Israel. That wasn't necessarily the original place or area referred to. So you're saying it took over 2 millions people travelling with their herds, 40 years to cover 613 km to modern Israel? You're also saying that Israelites escaped Egypt just to end up in another part of the Egyptian territory 613km away? Make it make sense.

@@1devoch Well that is exactly what my Y-DNA results indicate. in any case. My 100th Great grandfather was living in Israel in 1200 BC in my case scientifically valid by Family Tree Y-DNA test. We lived in Egypt from around 1700 BC until the Exodus in 1300 BC. I presented the results in a recent Podcast.

@@silverdrowelf it's possible he lived there if you're African because it was African territory. But, that doesn't make it the REAL land of Canaan. God wouldn't free Israel just to settle them in Egyptian territory. It was Canaanite territory they went to.

You are saying 2million people left Egypt? Where is the evidence?

Intriguing.....

Its on the land of Canaan

​Remember that Israel was created in 1948 after a series of guess work. They decided on the Middle East because of geopolitical reasons then set out to restructure everything to align with the bible including greening the land and excavating all over the place just to prove their claim. ​@@akweteyamaahThis is the same misinterpretation they did with the wise men just to fit the narrative. They saw the star in the EAST. They were in the WEST. Is Israel in the East? Hebrew is Bantu language, you should know that.

​@@akweteyamaahCanaan is EAST AFRICA. How do you explain Zair being Congo if Canaan is in modern Israel?

Very good analysis brother

You all make bold claims without any evidence. Aren't you the ones reshaping narratives to fit yourselves into a book crafted for propaganda?

Nice.

Upper egypt is south of lower egypt. The nile flows from south down fo the northern nile delta. Ancient egyptians held the south, the source of the nile as the head of the earth. ​@1devoch

@@JK-vp6po thank you.

The issue is that Abrahams narrative wasn't written in Egyptian.

@akweteyamaah This is nonsensical. 💎 - Your narrative of the history is written in English because English is the language of the worlds dominant power today, just as the timezone is set in Grenwich England. 💎 - Egypt was the world power at the time so its cardinal directions would have been adopted by other peoples. Just as we have adopted the European cardinal directions of north being the head of the earth. 💎 - let's not forget that Moses (Mosheh) who's name is Egyptian and was schooled in all the wisdom of Egypt is the one who wrote the exodus account NOT YOU !!! It's time you exercised humility. ​

I did not get your point. Sorry

@@akweteyamaah then you don't want to . First no black Hebrews. Second you are calling God a liar Third no African was lied to. As a believer, I know my bible is God's truth. He says the real Jews crossed the Red Sea bet the farm,they did. Africa. Is not. Let me test IS. NOT. the promise land. A sickness among a few blacks ,trying to change truth history to fit black. Yet one more attempt to steal another's people identity. See DNA proves no such person as a black Israeli or pure Egyptian. No black full Indian tribe . The true white Israelies did cross over the Red Sea into the promise land which I do not in Africa.

I still don't understand your point. It seems like you're commenting on something unrelated.

@@akweteyamaah ok Africa, is not the promise land, yes the true Hebrews crossed the Red Sea .to go to the promise land. Which is not Africa.

Ah, is that what you've been trying to say all along? I agree.

Please repeat your question again.

Evidence proving that the real location of Canaan is different from what we know would be beneficial for everyone. Why don't you take on that task?

good question Rabboni

Good good analysis

@@akweteyamaah Have given my opinion with scripture backing already. If Abram was exiting Egypt to Canaan, and scripture says he went south of Egypt then which geographic area could that be. The location of Egypt is not in dispute. So that's the point of reference. If you go towards the Levant,that east from Egypt, if you to the West that's towards Libya. North is into the Mediterranean sea. The only route that can be described as south is towards Sudan/ Nubia. Geography 101 basic. Thank Yah, the pyramids of Egypt are still standing for a reference point. That's the only landmark not disputed.

Scripture itself isn't evidence; it's a claim. Can you substantiate what the scripture says with evidence? Do you have any archaeological findings to support your claim?

Could you please provide evidence or information about the true location of Canaan? We are waiting.

@@akweteyamaah Kenya is ancient Caanan, the real land of Israel. 🙂Hebrew is anglicised Bantu languages. Let's begin with Hebrew being anglicised Bantu languages and old Swahili. The name Yehuah means " he is". Ye huwa is Swahili for "he is/ he's present." Yeshua hamashiach is also from Swahili word " ye huwa hamasia" meaning he's inspiration/inspires/knowledge/ imparts knowledge. Ruachoth is from Swahili word "Roho" meaning spirit, Tisha B'Av, Tīšʿā Bəʾāv; 'the ninth of Av', is an annual fast day in Judaism;. "Tisa" is Bantu for number "nine". Sabbath from Bantu word "Saba" meaning "seven". Matta (staff) from Bantu word "mzatta", mayim (water) from bantu word "maji/mayi/mai/machi", Gihon from Bantu word "kighono", Menorah from Bantu word "minara", Shofar for Bantu word "shirva", Bereshit (beginning) from bantu word "mbere/ bere/ mbele/ imbiri", Ben (children of) from Bantu word "b'en/ beni", Jacob from Bantu word "kaba" meaning fight/ beat, Manasseh from Bantu word "manose"meaning "to give and forget", Judah from Bantu word "whuda" meaning man of war, Isaac from Bantu word "seka" meaning laughter. Shema Israel wrongly translated as "hear Israel" is from Swahili word "Sema" which correctly translated is "proclaim Israel!", Yasharel from Swahili word "Ya ishara" meaning of promise/oath/ a sign, Moab from Bantu word "mwab' meaning nephew, Aram from bantu word "ahlamu/w'alamu/mlamu" meaning in law, Ammon (ben-Ammi) from bantu word "ben-wammi" meaning our cousins, Babylon from Bantu word "b'ab'elwa" meaning fighting/ misunderstanding, mizraim from Bantu word "mizi ra iwi/ mizi ra isi" meaning two cities, Jebusites from Bantu word jeb'usi meaning "dark/blackened/ burnt", Sirah from Swahili word "hasira" meaning anger, Boker (morning) from Bantu word "b'uka" and uncountable more...🙂There's more. In Kenya is the b'ar Daw'ida tribe (house of David, tribe of Judah/Benjamin) and the Sabaot tribe (Tribe of Reuben/Chesubiny) Luhya tribe ( tribe of Judah), Talai clan of Kingmakers (part of Levi), Mijikenda (tribe of Dan - The founding of Mombasa is associated with one of them, Mwana Mkisi. According to legend, Mwana Mkisi is the original ancestor of Mombasa's oldest lineages within Thenashara Taifa (or Twelve Nations). Families associated with the Twelve Nations are still considered the original inhabitants of the city. Samson (Fumo Liyongo) was also their legend who was killed by the Philistines in Faza- renamed Gaza in modern Israel), Kikuyu (Judah/Benjamin/Levi), the Nandi (Naphtali), the Kamba (Simeonites), just to mention a few. They have also taken names of places in Kenya and used them in the imitation Jerusalem and Israel in the Middle East. Nazareth comes from bantu word Nyanza/Nyasa (meaning lake) and Reth ( meaning King). The people are known in the bible as Nazarenes. Jesus was a Nazarene but is wrongly addressed as Jesus of Nazareth instead of Jesus the Nazareth.(King from Nyanza). All places associated with Jesus are located in Kenya even his tomb. The area where Jerusalem stood is designated UNESCO world heritage site and uninhabited. Other places include Kericho (Jericho) which was the provincial outpost of king Eglon. Mt Elgon on the border of Kenya and Uganda is named after him (and where Moses climbed to Pisgah (Wagagai) to get a view of Caanan /Kenya). Eglon was killed by Ehud a left handed man. Archaeological evidence of the Elementaita area has proven the Ehud story. There's Gilgil (Gilgal) which is a military barracks to date. It's also where Joshua circumcised the Israelites after crossing the Jordan (River Nzoia initially Yoya which is still a roaring river impassable during flooding and it's surrounding plains heavily forested and a paper milling area). Archaeological evidence proves the circumcision story. There's Mt. Maragoli (mount of olives) which still has the necropolis (mungoma caves), where important people were buried on its border( they can't really find the necropolis in modern Israel. They don't think important people could have been buried where they identified it). There's potter's field, Eldama ravine (renamed Akeldama in modern Israel) where the spirit of death still hovers, there's Samaria (initially Shomrom) from bantu word shmromko meaning "steep and hilly. It's where Sanballat built a temple on the highest hill for Israelites in the northern kingdom. 🙂The place is today known as Sambalat and the temple replaced by a church known as the church in the sky - Wewo. There's the Rift Valley (valley of Jehoshaphat/Kidron valley) at the end of which is Ongata-Rongai (renamed en-Rogel in modern Israel) to the south. Then there's Dar and Faza coastal cities (renamed Dor and Gaza in modern Israel). Ancient Israelite towns extended into northern Tanzania and eastern Uganda. 🙂These are just but a few of all the locations that have been renamed in Israel when it was created in 1948. The temple in Middle East Jerusalem was destroyed in 73CE. The real Jerusalem and temple were destroyed in 70CE. The Middle East Jerusalem was an imitation of the real Jerusalem in Kenya and built in what was then the Heliopolis of Egypt. Some Levites from real Jerusalem were taken to minister there. Israelites who moved to Egypt and other converts worshipped in this temple. It was built like a fort and later used by Romans. This is why a wall still stands to date. The real Jerusalem was completely destroyed and is still a haunt for jackals and trodden by gentiles (tourists) as it's been designated a UNESCO world heritage site (Aberdares Mountain Range). Some Israelites from the middle East Jerusalem were later taken to the Carribbean. This is possibly why the Lemba and Igbo claim Middle East heritage because they moved to Africa from there. They may have been real or converted Hebrews. The East African and other Bantu culture is Hebrew culture. Some like the Sabaot (tribe of Reuben) are today known as Kalenjin (Nilotes) because of their assimilation with caananite tribes that were never completely destroyed. This is why they considered Kenya for Jewish settlement in 1903 but the ones to be resettled weren't black. 😑It would have been scandalous.

Someone else claimed it's South Africa. You all need to get together and compare notes because everyone seems to be saying whatever they want.

@@akweteyamaah I have provided both geographic, linguistic, historic and biblical evidence and we all know South Africa is not EAST. There's more. What's clear is that Hebrew is an African language and it's being restored to it's original speakers. There's a reason the Ashkenazi chose Kenya out of all African nations.

So you're saying it's Kenya, while someone else insists it's South Africa. Who should I believe? I'm confused!

Great question with difficulties. Lots of it.....

@@akweteyamaah The "question" was rhetorical!

@@akweteyamaah Why is a soldier in david's army named Baal-Iah (Baal is Yahweh, Bealiah) Why did David name his son Baal-Iada (Beeliada), why did Saul call his son Esh-Baal and his Grandson Meri-Baal, why did David name the place of his victory over the Philistines, Baal-Perazim, why did Moses, while running from the Pharaoh, take the Israelites to Baal-Zephon, AKA the sanctuary of Baal, why do these Israelites who are supposedly worshipping Yahweh, have Baal as theophoric names and are also naming their sons, place names and grandsons in honor of Baal?

@@GlobalAnalysis-101 😹 and by the way names of places are not always spelt correctly. Ur was Orr.

@@1devoch I doubt that, do you have any citations?

Reference book of Esther

The text you're reading is set against the backdrop of the 7th century BCE (There was a North and a South). It might have been helpful to inquire about my academic perspective on this text before writing your piece. Understanding my position could provide more context and clarity for our discussion. Now! With my position on the text now clarified, please revisit your questions and let's continue the discussion. This is why my course is titled : The INVENTION of an Ancestor! You may want to check out my play list titled "WE THE NORTH!" Those who have been following my work are familiar with my position. #wethenorth

@@akweteyamaah I see no point really. I have grave concerns with how you are using a map drawn up a few hundred years ago to justify your argument. I find it disingenuous. Use a map that shows Egypt territory in 2000 BC or so. Egypt owned the land we call the Holy Land. All the way to modern Lebanon. So Abram was to leave Egypt yet he did not and went Northeast into Egyptian lands. I do not see that as leaving Egypt. Placing a map of North and South kingdoms is extremely misleading. More misleading than by far that what you accuse Ron Dalton. No if you do not see the issue there is no point in discussion. Either we discuss with actual facts and common sense or their in no point. I cannot imaging using a map of the N and S kingdoms to justify Abram. Find a map with Negev from 4000 years ago. The word in Hebrew is not Negev. Sorry

Your claim suggested that there were no southern or northern kingdoms during Abraham's time. However, if I assert that the narrative's backdrop is the 7th century, this challenges your initial premise and prompts new questions. Are you reconsidering your claim? My next question concerns Abraham's historicity. Do you have any evidence of Abraham?

@@akweteyamaah You lie and manipulate to prove a point and then have the temerity to criticize Dalton for a small error. I guess deception is your channel. Thanks

You're dodging the questions now-hilarious! You didn't pay close attention to the video before you jumped. When I challenge your claims about "no north and south during Abraham's time" by questioning his historicity, suddenly you're at a loss for words? Don't be emotionally attached to your DOGMA. Answer the question! Show evidence of your historical Abraham who was before the Southern and Northern Kingdom!

Good point. Maps from 1621 were based on the geographical knowledge and cartographic techniques of that time, which were far less advanced than what we have today. Historical maps are fascinating for their historical context, but they don't reflect the precise geography we can achieve with current technology.

@@KEITV12ONLINE have you heard of the legend of Prester John?

Are you sure you're in the right classroom? You wrote a lot without really saying anything. Here's some advice: stop trying to find relevance through the Bible; it's made us "AFRICANS" lazy and unproductive.

@@akweteyamaah The unbelief in your response lets me know I spoke well.

Thanks for taking the time to comment. I appreciate it.

Great comment

It's important for us to plant seeds that allow the Holy Spirit to lead those whom he chooses to the truth whether it is in agreement or not with what is being presented. You were respectful in this comment and the information deserves further study. Thank you.

Why should I reference Bantu oral tradition? I'm not Bantu! You seem to selectively use information from those you label as white-accepting it when it suits you and dismissing it when it doesn't. Why does it matter what the Igbo say? Check where we, the Ga people, claim our origins! You use a name given by a white person and then criticize them?

@@akweteyamaah As being Igbo and researching and asking of this matter for years from those who came before me, the oral history is we came from Egypt before the exodus(Eri, Arodi etc) while the rest of the migration waves would come from Israel or different exiles from captivity into what is known as south east Nigeria. Israel is in North East Africa as the Ga, Eʋe etc says in West Africa. Please keep this information coming. Much appreciated.

Thank you for your comment. I completely agree. Our oral tradition supports the Igbo narrative of some people leaving before the Exodus, with subsequent migrations occurring later. When we arrived in Nigeria, other groups were already settled there. This highlights the importance of thorough research, which some identifying as Bantu have yet to fully explore. Israel is definitely in North East Africa as the Ga, Eʋe etc say in West Africa.

@@akweteyamaah I know where ga claim there origins yet if u are saying that place next to Egypt is where ur origins are then go their because ur occupying someone else’s forefathers land. There are more than 3 witnesses being kingdoms such as Nguni, embo, igbo, kikuyu, several kingdoms in Nigeria even the Ewe and more who’s oral history disagrees with the Roman Catholic colonizer narrative. This isn’t just about the Ga Kingdom alone..When was the map u used made and by who we don’t disagree with a history just because it was written by white person but if it try’s to remove our history passed from our ancestors and many witnesses we can never agree.I don’t trash our peoples oral historys as fantasy and mere coincidence or inaccurate. 90 percent or I’ll say many of sub Saharan kingdoms have same migration from Egypt. Gads son Eri built a palace with his brothers in Igbo land in honor of there father Gad after leaving Egypt not Israel it’s clear. Please inform me which son from Gad or Dan u come from much love brother.

@@T.ochukwu exactly even his majesty who sits on the throne of Eri said an alter of witness still exist that was made in the holy land this was aired on Go Black to Africa. Go Black asked directly these questions and Eze said that Israel today is not the place but that they changed names and locations and Biafra is in the holy land.

Appreciated

Always

We are not atheist

I really can't give a number.

I've written commentary on his source "The Bible," Books like Genesis, Exodus, Numbers, Samuel, Jonah, Lamentations, Esther. I also have thousands of hours of lectures on his source. Shouldn't we start the debate from there - The Bible. Do you think that's a better approach?

You should read texts provided again: Here's a breakdown of the statement: His sons: This refers to Jacob's direct male offspring. His sons’ sons with him: This indicates Jacob's grandsons, the male children of his sons. His daughters: This refers to Jacob's direct female offspring. His sons’ daughters: This refers to Jacob's granddaughters, the female children of his sons. I hope this helps with your reexamination of the text.

It seems like you might be commenting on the wrong video. It’s clear you haven’t been listening closely, as you wouldn’t be mentioning the "Children of Israel." You say, "I will never listen to a rabbi," yet here you are, listening and commenting. Interesting!

I believe you should take a closer look at the scripture and set aside any preconceived notions. Notice how the text distinguishes between daughters and daughters-in-law. Please, set aside your emotions and read it again. Genesis 46:7 explains: - **His sons**: Jacob's direct male offspring. - **His sons’ sons with him**: Jacob's grandsons, the male children of his sons. - **His daughters**: Jacob's direct female offspring. - **His sons’ daughters**: Jacob's granddaughters. Don’t let your dogma influence your understanding of the text.

I believe you should take a closer look at the scripture and set aside any preconceived notions. Notice how the text distinguishes between daughters and daughters-in-law. Please, set aside your emotions and read it again. Genesis 46:7 explains: - **His sons**: Jacob's direct male offspring. - **His sons’ sons with him**: Jacob's grandsons, the male children of his sons. - **His daughters**: Jacob's direct female offspring. - **His sons’ daughters**: Jacob's granddaughters. Don’t let your dogma influence your understanding of the text.

@@akweteyamaah I suggest you take your own advice and "Be not wise in thine own eyes ... (Prob.3:7). I will admit that I responded without reviewing the scriptures and should not have included his son's wives. However, my statement that Jacob had ONLY 1 Daughter (Dinah), from Leah, was correct. The "DAUGHTERS" mentioned in Gen 46:15 included DINAH, and Jacob's GRANDDAUGHTER SERAH (from his son Asher Gen 46:17). Please take note of Gen. 46:26-27.