Christianity was in Africa BEFORE Europe!

@Alex-ll7bv 4 months ago

As a Greek-Orthodox Christian, this is very very true. Salute to my brothers in Ethiopia

@otisthompson3074 7 months ago

TEACH! BLACKS IN THE WEST MUST HEAR THIS. LIKE THE REMAKE. AMEN.

@DevSarman 5 months ago

My deepest respect towards Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Coptic Christians 🇪🇹☦️🇪🇷☦️🇪🇬 May The Most Holy Triune God extends His mercy and blessing to everyone 🙏☦️

@editzAll 1 month ago

Im Ethiopian Christian Orthodox

@loveitorleaveit3798 6 months ago

As an Ethiopian, I aim to present evidence that Orthodox Christianity existed in Africa long before Europe. The Ethiopian Bible, the world's oldest and most comprehensive, was written on goat skin in the early Ge'ez language, making it the first illustrated Christian Bible globally. Approximately 800 years older than the King James Version, it contains 81-88 books compared to the KJV's 66, incorporating texts omitted by the KJV, such as Enoch, Esdras, Buruch, and three Books of Maccabee. Another piece of evidence is King Ezana, who ruled the kingdom of Aksum from AD 330 to 356. He commemorated victories on stone tablets, with many standing obelisks in Aksum serving as enduring witnesses to Ethiopia's early embrace of Orthodox Christianity. A third piece of evidence lies in Ethiopia's mention 40 times throughout the Bible, as well as references in the Quran and Homer's Odyssey. Aksum claims to be the final resting place of the Ark of the Covenant, holding the 10 commandments God gave to Moses. Numerous other pieces of evidence exist for those seeking the truth. Gratitude is extended to the insightful Nigerian brother and all truth-seekers worldwide. God bless all.

@inlonging 6 months ago

Ethiopian church and Coptic churches were some of the earliest converts in Africa and still Exist to this day! Amazing

@omarzahraoui805 9 months ago

As Muslim Arab African , it's a Yes .

@kenzietyaga9035 9 months ago

I like how he activated his peter griffin voice sometimes

@BeerBreath702 2 months ago

Lmfao. I find it funny allot of people think Europe is the starting place of Christianity.

@vickyutekar4519 2 months ago

Yes right brother christanity was in india 🇮🇳 also before British Raj

@amirsad4113 7 months ago

Here I am an ethiopian orthodox chrstian ❤

@darkflamemaster6541 3 months ago

Ethopia become the first and oldest Nation to become a Christian state accepting Christianity as an official religion, while it took Romans a few century to make Christianity an official Religion

@Iktius 5 months ago

Amen, JESUS IS FOR ALL

@NMAPLG 9 months ago

I like this thats a well conducted conversation Jesus loves you dont forget that !

@ahyu8564 6 months ago

Christianity was present in Africa, long before colonization; gospel of Thomas & gospel of Mary and many other gospels were found nearby nag Hammadi, Egypt, possibly written in 70 to 90 AD to the latest 140 AD; and African nation was a strong nation back in time during Rome including Egypt, was not the subject for colonization by Western countries; also, Jesus is a first messiah, delivering a teaching of having one God for all, from slave to King, women to men, the poor and ill to the rich and well, all equally can go to Heaven, Kingdom of God if you believe in Jesus and God, He never taught a teaching of racism, but I do agree that certain individual, including a Pastor and Priest who used Christanity for wrong reasons and for oppression and abuse of power to commit sins but that is not the teachings of what Jesus taught us and these men are a product of evil sprits; in the Bible, blasphemy is an unforgettable sin, and no matter if he is a King, or a Priest, if he used the name of God for wrong reasons, his sins will not get forgiven according to Bible; also, the early Christanity is all about showing forgiveness, mercy, and love for one another, just like how Jesus lived his life to save others and he died in the cross for saving all of us, and how he spent all of his power and life to show love and mercy to the most vulnerable people; today's Bible is not really purely representing the early Christanity since religions have been used for abuse of power and authority; but Christanity itself is the one; regardless our color of skin, our background, God and Jesus chose us to be the one; you are powerful, you are beautiful, and you are brave and stronger than anyone because God is within us, that is the true teaching of Jesus, and he does not see any difference between a white man and a black man. You are all children of God.