Thanks for the great sermon. Indeed the last man who occupied the last space of mercy and walked with HIM to accomplished the mission was Simon the African. Very proud of him.

Thank you God, thank you Jesus.

Thank you Pastor… from Chicago.

Loved the way he made manifestation!

Awesome

Thank you very much for the wonderful message! All praises to YAH!

Amen

Thank You Jesus

Cyrene is in modern day Libya. It was a GREEK settlement founded around 631BC. We can google or visit there and still see actual Greek buildings and architecture still standing there. More than likely Simon was actually of Greek decent if he was from Cyrene. Just because Cyrene was on the African continent, does not mean that Simon was a Black African. Along the entire northern coast of Africa along the Mediterranean Sea the inhabitants were then and still mostly of Arab and Berber ethnicity. But still the Greek community of which Simon was a part of, called Cyrene (which is a Greek word) back then was more than likely Greek.

@dominicj7977

Жыл бұрын

no one really knows the skin color of any of the characters in the bible. Peoplee just assume all of them to be white as the default skin and work backwads from there to reject that claim - all thanks to europeans.

Simon Kimbangu 🙏🏾

Good thought, but his African history is unfounded.

A black man help Jesus carry the cross, is this the reason satan hate us so much? This is my question.

@hj925

11 ай бұрын

Please don't zero in on that for three reasons. There were many.exile Jewish communities Simon was one of those. Even then, there were generally few black Africans in the North although they were all Africans. So there os virtually no chance that he was black eben though he lived in part of Africa. Second, Satan doesn't hate one group of us more than another (except Jews). He hates the rest of us just the same way because God created and loved us. Third and most important, we often stress what are really minor differences, but there is only one human race and we are equally part of it

@MrOphachew

10 жыл бұрын

www.nonsda.org/

you haven't seen anything yet from the scriptures, just the beginning

What does BLM have to say about this?

@mrs.cherry550

2 жыл бұрын

They would say F Jesus, I’m not being sarcastic, this is factual because they really did said that and that was a slap to God’s face

Keep on mixing truth and falsehood is dangerous

@g.i.g.n2950

2 жыл бұрын

yes . bro . most of them are confirm Jesus are black or white. but remember in ancient middle east most of them have olive color with tan skin cuz the extreme weather

the eithiopians were jews esther8:17

@g.i.g.n2950

2 жыл бұрын

WHat? no, boy, israel and ethiopia are africans

Simon was a Libyan and they are not black

What you you call a cat that lives in a kennel? I hate to add to the corrections, but some of those may also need to be reflected on. It is very unlikely, if not completely impossible, that Simon was black however much you and others are desperate for it to be true. Stick to the Ethiopian in Acts as that ethnic ground is solid. We do know that there were other Jewish converts outside Israel but Simon is surely from one of the Jewish trading families and comparable with those exlies seen at Pentecost. That most likely makes him ethnically Jewish, so not "White' in any case

simon of cyrene was an african jew. he wasnt a gentile

@edwinmalachy

6 жыл бұрын

shockin vybez really? WHERE is any evidence of this ridiculous claim?

@cliffordcrimson7124

11 ай бұрын

@@edwinmalachy Why else would he have traveled to Jerusalem on Passover?

@hj925

11 ай бұрын

He almost certainly wasn't a gentle or African heritage. A Jew living in Cyrene due to trade. Lots more doing the same thing across the world. There isn't close to enough teaching on the history of Jews or early Christians

@hj925

11 ай бұрын

@@cliffordcrimson7124 Too much not cross connecting. Jews went all over the world for trade and while there were local converts that isn't likely with him partly because of Jews in Cyrene but also due to his name. His name. All those who could came to Jerusalem so no shocks there either. To get the sense of that and the wide spread of integrated Jewish settlers just look at the Pentecost story in Acts

he is Libyan, he is not black.

@Melanin_Move

6 жыл бұрын

Pleeez....stop it.

@harielchristian65

6 жыл бұрын

Africian today has changed as it was in Libya is today. This country has been over taken by tribes today that left what was Africian and returned changed in language, pigmentation and culture. Arabs mixed with Africian and many other cultures who took over. However the Africian Man and Woman are progenitor of all the human race... So yes Simon was very much Africian during that time who came from then strongly inhabited Libya!

@Shortyjored88

5 жыл бұрын

If you read the Bible during that time, it was black Cushite who populated Africa. Genesis 10 even gives details. Later on Romans, Franks, Turks, Arabs, etc. came into North Africa and mixed or displace the original people. The Moors were also responsible in bringing their Europeans wives and children into North Africa.

@imahis3195

4 жыл бұрын

Kerrie Phillips wrong Arabs took over African much later because Islam came after Christianity so it make sense Arabs to conquer Africa later on. Also, the moors of North Africa conquer and ruled Europe. North Africa was majority African not Arab centuries ago

@hj925

11 ай бұрын

@@harielchristian65 Nice try, but No likely, but you make a better point. Racism flows in different crooked directions. It's especially.evil whoever practices it for whatever reason, because we are absolutely all front the same sinful Hman race

Simon Cyrene was Libyan 🇱🇾 he wasn’t black he was born in Cyrene Benghazi now he had tanned skin with Mediterranean Sea complexion stop stealing our history

Simon Cyrene wasn’t black stop lies he had Mediterranean Sea complexion tanned skin he was born in Libya 🇱🇾 Cyrene he was Jewish and closed to mar muruc

@hj925

11 ай бұрын

We can"t know where he was born, but he was almost 100% certain to be a Jew and like many trading families these exiles were spread all over the world. Look at the returners at Pentecost