[Thomas Taylor]

Re: Hi I am Abby

Thank you for your Kind instruction.


I have my KJV handed down from my late mother.
But permit me a few questions. I am seeking the way and the church I go to has been unable to assist.

Well Abby, the Good Pastors of the forum will be only too happy to help you on your way.


In the meantime think on this as you begin seeking knowledge:


Titus 3:9 - But avoid foolish questions, and genealogies, and contentions, and strivings about the law; for they are unprofitable and vain.



YIC
TT

[Alvin Moss]

Re: Hi I am Abby

I want to know if women and men from Africa can come to Jesus if we witness to them and if they will go to heaven

The Hamite has been darkened by God as a mark of His displeasure, but even the Negroe can achieve salvation through the love of God. It is more difficult for the Negroe, but he can be saved. Are you a Negress?

[Abby Rant]

Re: Hi I am Abby

Yes. I am African

[I Man Rastafari]

Re: Hi I am Abby

Greetings Abby! It is Trevor McGregor who welcomes you. I have come to Babylon from my home which is Jamaica to be educated but my true home is Africa. I envy you for being able to live in the homeland because I am forced to live among the white people who stole our people from Africa to do their work for them. I am currently attending Georgetown University which is located in Georgetown which is a garrison of the capital of Babylon which is Washington DC. I am receiving my education without charge because the Jesuits who own this school once owned Black slaves and it is possible that I could have been related to one or more of them. There is no way to know for certain but it is certainly possible. I am to be an attorney and I hope to be involved in politics once the Black man returns to Africa.


What part of the homeland do you live in? I have found it difficult to learn about Africa from here in America because the schools do not teach us about the motherland. Have the white people left or do they still own everything? Do you have TV there? Do the white people send toilet paper? I have noticed that white people will not export toilet paper to countries they do not like. There is no toilet paper in Venezuela as an example. Can you tell us more about Africa? I long to live there and one day I will and so will all the other Black people of Babylon once we escape the white man.

[BrotherLarry]

Re: Hi I am Abby

I love Jesus and want to grow deeper in His word as a True Christian. I am passionate about following the way the truth and the life. The Lord called me when I was 7 years old. Praise Him. And though I have forgotten the way at times, HE has been faithful and just to forgive me and set me on the right path.
My favourite verse is Psalm 46:1 God is my refuge and strength. An ever present help in times of trouble.

Praise God, Abby! He has led you to our friendly forums so that your soul can be fed with the Bread of Life, the Word of God, the Holy Bible (KJV 1611). This is glorious! Thank You, Jesus!


Since you are a negress, you have a wonderful life ahead of you, serving in a White American's home as a cook, a cleaner, a maid, or all of those things. You might be trusted with the care of a white child, but only after you've proven you aren't a Lesbian or transgender. All the help in Freehold is required to be baptized, exorcised, and investigated by the Department of Faith before placement in the employ of a Freehold citizen. The best news of all is that you may even be able to live in the same home where you work!


Now, aren't you glad you visited us? So much to look forward to. I would suggest you direct your questions to one of our pastors, whose wisdom far exceeds that of "normal" men of the cloth. For "women" things you could direct questions to any of our fine ladies, all of whom are well-versed in how to live life as a spiritual female.


BrotherLarry

[Brother Gonzalez]

Re: Hi I am Abby

What about African Americans

It is racist to call them that, we call them Canaanite-Americans. It is more precise and Biblically correct.


I hope this helps.

[Basilissa]

Re: Hi I am Abby

I love Jesus and want to grow deeper in His word as a True Christian. I am passionate about following the way the truth and the life. The Lord called me when I was 7 years old. Praise Him. And though I have forgotten the way at times, HE has been faithful and just to forgive me and set me on the right path.
My favourite verse is Psalm 46:1 God is my refuge and strength. An ever present help in times of trouble.

to our forum, Abby! I look forward to reading more of your contributions. That is a beautiful verse indeed; you can just imagine how helpful it is for those facing death by starvation due to famine, and for others in similarly dire situations. I wonder if people who were digging up human corpses in Ukraine in the 1930's to eat them were reciting this verse with the same enthusiasm as you do.

[Abby Rant]

Re: Hi I am Abby

Praise God, Abby! He has led you to our friendly forums so that your soul can be fed with the Bread of Life, the Word of God, the Holy Bible (KJV 1611). This is glorious! Thank You, Jesus!


Since you are a negress, you have a wonderful life ahead of you, serving in a White American's home as a cook, a cleaner, a maid, or all of those things. You might be trusted with the care of a white child, but only after you've proven you aren't a Lesbian or transgender. All the help in Freehold is required to be baptized, exorcised, and investigated by the Department of Faith before placement in the employ of a Freehold citizen. The best news of all is that you may even be able to live in the same home where you work!


Now, aren't you glad you visited us? So much to look forward to. I would suggest you direct your questions to one of our pastors, whose wisdom far exceeds that of "normal" men of the cloth. For "women" things you could direct questions to any of our fine ladies, all of whom are well-versed in how to live life as a spiritual female.


BrotherLarry

I am ready and willing. Thanks and praise.
I also notice you are unmarried. Perhaps it is the Lord's will that we should meet

[Abby Rant]

Re: Hi I am Abby

to our forum, Abby! I look forward to reading more of your contributions. That is a beautiful verse indeed; you can just imagine how helpful it is for those facing death by starvation due to famine, and for others in similarly dire situations. I wonder if people who were digging up human corpses in Ukraine in the 1930's to eat them were reciting this verse with the same enthusiasm as you do.

The verse is especially helpful when the warlords come to rape us.

[Abby Rant]

Re: Hi I am Abby

It is racist to call them that, we call them Canaanite-Americans. It is more precise and Biblically correct.


I hope this helps.

Thank you for your kind correction brother gonzales.
Are you what they call a spic or wetback? Your name sounds like the soap opera show names we see on the communal T.v. at the local drinking hut.

[Abby Rant]

Re: Hi I am Abby

Well Abby, the Good Pastors of the forum will be only too happy to help you on your way.


In the meantime think on this as you begin seeking knowledge:


Titus 3:9 - But avoid foolish questions, and genealogies, and contentions, and strivings about the law; for they are unprofitable and vain.



YIC
TT

Thank you brother. Be blessed

[Abby Rant]

Re: Hi I am Abby

Greetings Abby! It is Trevor McGregor who welcomes you. I have come to Babylon from my home which is Jamaica to be educated but my true home is Africa. I envy you for being able to live in the homeland because I am forced to live among the white people who stole our people from Africa to do their work for them. I am currently attending Georgetown University which is located in Georgetown which is a garrison of the capital of Babylon which is Washington DC. I am receiving my education without charge because the Jesuits who own this school once owned Black slaves and it is possible that I could have been related to one or more of them. There is no way to know for certain but it is certainly possible. I am to be an attorney and I hope to be involved in politics once the Black man returns to Africa.


What part of the homeland do you live in? I have found it difficult to learn about Africa from here in America because the schools do not teach us about the motherland. Have the white people left or do they still own everything? Do you have TV there? Do the white people send toilet paper? I have noticed that white people will not export toilet paper to countries they do not like. There is no toilet paper in Venezuela as an example. Can you tell us more about Africa? I long to live there and one day I will and so will all the other Black people of Babylon once we escape the white man.

I do not understand you. If you could speak normal English instead of the black American slang I would really appreciate it.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

Re: Hi I am Abby

I do not understand you. If you could speak normal English instead of the black American slang I would really appreciate it.

Racist talk is not welcome here, young "lady". It is perfectly clear that Trevor's language is Jamaican, and Trevor is a valued member of this community (for some undefined value of the term "valued"), even if he is not a Christian.

[WilliamJenningsBryan]

Re: Hi I am Abby

I do not understand you. If you could speak normal English instead of the black American slang I would really appreciate it.

We all have a hard time understanding Rastafari Sister Abby, he's from Jamaica. They officially speak Patois down there - which is some kind of Jamaican Creole. He claims to be a nigra, but they aren't the original indigenous Taíno (from Belize and the Yucatan peninsula about 4,000 years ago). The first Africans to arrive there was in the 1500's - and along with the Spanish (due to the papists and the Treaty of Tordesillas), probably killed off the Taino.

So Rastafari is some kind of Afro-Jamaican, but it's hard to tell. He's been listening to Obama (who occasionally launches into Chicago inner-city jive) and Hillary (who is known to speak southern nigra) for so long he's difficult to comprehend. That probably makes him one of those hyphenates; Afro-Jamaican-American-Innercity-Jive-Southern-Selma-Alabama-Nigra.

Sadly, Jamaica still has a great deal of poverty - mainly due to their corrupt government. We're all hoping that Rastafari will find Jesus here, stop smoking the ganja, refrain from voting in our elections, and study under Donald Trump so that he can return to Jamaica and clean up the swamp down there.

[Cranky Old Man]

Re: Hi I am Abby

I want to know if women and men from Africa can come to Jesus if we witness to them and if they will go to heaven

If they are white decent Bible obeying Christians, they will go to Heaven. Everyone else will go to Hell. 144,000 people will go to Heaven (Revelation 14:1). 107,602,707,791 people have been born so far. That means a whopping 0.00013% of everyone who has ever lived will go to Heaven and 99.99987 of everyone who has ever lived will burn in Hell for all eternity.

Oh, and you are fooling no one here. Especially not God.