Ralph Ellis Illumination Talk 5: Was Jesus Black?

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Published on Mar 4, 2023
Many people say that Jesus, the Israelites, and the pharaohs of Egypt, were all black Africans. And the Jews' media have endorsed this view and produced suitably African or Middle Eastern imagery. But is that view correct? Ralph Ellis investigates.

The bottom line: NO! The real life man that the biblical character Jesus of Nazareth was based on was a king of a small kingdom known as Edessa. His name was Manu of Edessa (which is why the bible says his given name is "Immanuel"). He was a red-haired Aryan convert to Judaism; he was not an ethnic Jew!

LEARN MORE:
Ralph Ellis King Jesus Lectures playlist: https://www.bitchute.com/playlist/HnNeHCk68ZPT/
Mr. Ellis's KING JESUS trilogy of books: http://www.colchestercollection.com/authors/E/ralph-ellis.html
Other books on Religion: http://www.colchestercollection.com/subjects/religion.html
More books on Real History: http://www.colchestercollection.com/subjects/history.html

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