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Adriel Saville Morgan
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City You Live In: (Add closest Major City in Parentheses)
Portage (Kalamazoo)
State You Live In:
MICHIGAN MI
Church Status:
Associate Minister
Church Name:
Second Baptist Church
College Attended (optional):
United States Naval Academy
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Licensed as a minister of the Gospel at Second Missionary Baptist Church, Kalamazoo, Michigan on November 21, 1998 under Mathew Wright, Pastor.

Founder and Pastor of Meholathite True Gospel Church on the campus of the United States Naval Academy from 2003-04.

Bachelor of Science in American Politics & Law, United States Naval Academy, May 27, 2005. Honorable Discharge for medical reasons.

Assistant Pastor of Grace Temple Community Church, Allegan, Michigan from October 2006-July 2007.

Youth Pastor of Immanuel Christian Reformed Church, Kalamazoo, Michigan from January 2008-June 2009.

Sprints/Long Jump Coach at Portage Northern High School, Portage, Michigan from March 2008-Present.

Master of Divinity in Pastoral Studies, Grand Rapids Theological Seminary
Expected graduation date: May 2010.

Accomplishments while at GRTS:
*Dean's List-Summer Semester 2007, Fall Semester 2007, Spring Semester 2008, Fall Semester 2008
*Midpoint Assessment-Highest Level of Recommendation 2008
*Distinguished recipient of the 2008-2009 Zondervan Publishing House Greek Award
*Grand Rapids Theological Seminary Greek Award 2008-2009
Website:
http://www.myspace.com/adrielsavillemorgan
Favorite Preachers:
My daddy, Jamal Harrison Bryant, Claude Alexander, Walter Scott Thomas, Lance Watson, Jeremiah Wright, C.A.W. Clark, Clifton Rhodes

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At 5:11pm on November 20, 2009, Sonia John said…
Hello.

My name is Sonia.
I'm new here and I do not know much about this place yet. I search across your page here and decide to leave you this message to see if we can be friends and maybe later.
I'm an ordinary girl willing to meet people and learn about each other's christian life and others.
I would you like to write me through my email id so that we can communicate better.
Hoping to hear from you soon.

soniajohn401@gmail.com

God bless you.
Sonia.
At 1:11am on August 9, 2009, Abraham Israel said…
Shalom, My Good Dear Brother! I appreciate you giving me your time to touch on Biblical thoughts and then also to share with you some of my study and research. Moreover, I want to mentioned to you the type of books that would be a must have in considering to formulate your Biblical Library. Moreover, these are some of the books that would cause one to move from a comfort zone, to an intense Biblical High! Praise Yahweh! Now these are some of the books that are recommended:

1. Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible
2. King James Hebrew/Greek Key Word Study Bible
3. Inter perter Bible Dictionary(set of 5)
4. Vine's Complete Expository Dictionary of the Bible
5. Webster's Collegiate or Random House Dictionary
6. Synonym Finder by J.I. Rodale
7. Guinness Book of World Records, copyright 1985
8. Jerusalem Bible
As a Note: The Guinness Book of World Records talks about the letters "J' and "V" as being the newest letters added to English Alphabet, which is post Shakespearean 1630. So the letters "J" and "V" are only 379 years old. Also In The Hebrew /Greek There Is No Letter "J" Take These Bible Tools And Look And See; All "J"s Are a "Y" And All "V" Are a "W" In The Hebrew: Praise Yahweh! We Can Do All Things In Yahweh! It Is A Wonderful Time For Us To Be Here This Day! Note: Most Preachers, Evangelist, Churches, Artists, Ministries,Prophets, Prophetess, Rev, Men And Woman Who Say They Have Been Call By The Most High God Yahweh, Don't Even Call Him By His Real Holy Name; The Holy Name Of The Most High Is YHWH Which Is YUD HAY WAW HAY That Saids "YAHWEH". Look It Up: For Yourself "YHWH" And Then Tell The Truth, If You Are From The God Of The Hebrews YAHWEH And Of The Bible, Ex 5:3, Ex 9:1, Ex 9:13, Moreover When You Know The "TRUTH" TELL It. Great Are U! Note: Gather As Many Different Tools Bibles And Dictionaries To Help Build Your Wonderful Bless Library. Praise Yahweh!
Blessing! Abraham
At 11:26pm on March 1, 2009, Pastor Eugene Cowan II said…
I've been there for 9 years and I do know Monecia, I was her pastor when she was her and she gone to NC now.
At 11:44pm on February 27, 2009, Pastor Eugene Cowan II said…
Hello Adriel blessing to you
At 4:04pm on November 30, 2008, James Pierce said…
Hey, whats up bro,

Umm. N.T Wright, although he is one of the most preeminent biblical scholars in the world, and is my favorite, he is not the only one that I study. That should be evident in my book collection.

As far as commentaries are concerned, I am very cautious of them. My studies will not allow me to study theological commentaries until I have the Exegesis & Hermeneutics foundation solid.
At 7:40pm on November 20, 2008, Pastor Horn, Sr. Th.D. said…
Thank you Man of God;
First I must say to God be the Glory for all he has allowed me to do and have, I Pray that you continue to allow our friendship to grow, May it be a prosperous union. May GOD truly Bless you and yours in all you do. For HIS Glory is what matters most! He has left us to be the leaders for the world to follow!
IF IM WORTH DYING FOR HE IS WORTH LIVING FOR!

Pastor Horn, Sr. Th.D.
At 12:54pm on October 28, 2008, Rev. Anthony Luckett said…
I apologize for getting your name wrong. I agree, it's not related to the forum at hand. Please accept my apology. Continue to be blessed.
At 4:01pm on October 18, 2008, Ryan D. McDonald, Sr. said…
Sorry, I did not answer your question. I went to American Baptist College. I am currently working on my masters at international college of bible theology.
At 12:05am on October 18, 2008, Ryan D. McDonald, Sr. said…
Thought you might find this interesting.

Black Hebrew Israelites (BHI)

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Overview:
Black Hebrew Israelites(BHI) also known as Black Hebrews, or, Hebrew Israelites are groups of African-Americans situated mostly in the United States who claim to be descendants of the ancient Israelites. Not to be confused with African Hebrew Israelites, or Beta Jews they claim that they are Alpha Israelites and that they are not Africans at all, but were merely sold into slavery from Africa.
They claim they are refugees of the so-called "First Jewish-Roman War" avoiding the holocaust at Masada In 73 AD. In 70 AD they claim to have fled Judea into the interior of West Africa, and sojourned there some 1,500 years. Their Shemetic ancestors were sold by Hametic Africans, to Ishmaelite-Arabian slave traders, who (in turn) sold them to European, Trans-Atlantic Slave Traders in the early 1600’s.
They assert that the Negroes, and Indians of North America, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean are all descended from the twelve Israelite patriarchs. They use many prophecies in the Hebrew Bible to show similarities to the predicted fate of the descendants of the Israelites in the "latter days". They most often cite the 28th Chapter of the book of Deuteronomy as proof that the predicted condition of the Israelites more closely matches their own, than that of today's Caucasian Ashkenazi, and Sephardic practitioners of Judaism.

Origins
African American and African Caribbean Christianity had long developed a comparison of their experience in the New World with that of the Jews held in slavery in Egypt, particularly as regards the Book of Exodus. From the mid-eighteenth century a metaphorical embrace of a Hebrew identity was a major element of New World African spirituality. Thus in 1800 Gabriel's slave conspiracy in Virginia identified themselves with the Israelites of the Old Testament, as was Denmark Vesey's attempted rebellion of 1822. However it was not until later in the nineteenth century that an identification as ancient Hebrews developed from identification with biblical prophecy.

Groups within the BHI movement:Church of God and Saints of Christ: The Church of God and Saints of Christ is a BHI religious congregation organized in 1896 by Prophet William Saunders Crowdy. The members of this congregation believes they are descendants of the lost tribes of Israel. In 1906, Prophet Crowdy passed his mantle of leadership to three successors: Chief Joseph W. Crowdy, Bishop William H. Plummer, and Counselor Calvin S. Skinner. Counselor Skinner consecrated for leadership Rabbi Howard Z. Plummer, who prior to his demise ordained Rabbi Levi S. Plummer. Currently, the congregation is led by Rabbi Jehu A. Crowdy, Jr. The Church of God and Saints of Christ has headquarters in Belleville (Suffolk), VA with tabernacles across the United States, Jamaica, and Africa.Church of the Living God: F. S. Cherry founded a Black Jewish movement called the Church of God in Philadelphia in 1915. Theologically it mixed Judaism and Christianity, although the Jewish Bible and the Talmud were considered the essential scriptures. Several Jewish practices and prohibitions were observed by Cherry’s flock. The movement has been reported to survive under the leadership of Cherry’s son, but little information about it has been disseminated.African Hebrew Israelite Nation of Jerusalem: The African Hebrew Israelite Nation of Jerusalem is a small religious group whose members believe they are descended from the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel. With a population of over 2000 men, women and children residing in three development towns Dimona, Arad and Mitzpe Ramon in southern Israel. communal lifestyle, a vegan diet, a system of preventive health care and a claimed high moral standard - - a holistic approach to life. Their stated intent is to live according to the laws and prophecies of God.
In 1966 their spiritual leader, Ben Ammi, had a vision that it was time for the Children of Israel who remained in America (the land of their captivity) to return to the Holy Land (the land of their origin).
In 1967, after a claimed two thousand years in the Diaspora, four hundred Hebrew Israelites left America. According to their plan, they settled in Liberia’s interior to purge themselves of the negative attributes they had acquired in the captivity. After spending a two-and-one-half year period in Liberia, The African Hebrew Israelites prepared to make the last portion of their journey home, a journey to Israel in 1969.
Israeli School of Universal Practical Knowledge: This group has undergone some evolution and has spawned several permutations over the last forty years. A man named Abba Bivens in 1960s Harlem started the group. It was originally called the Israeli School of Universal Practical Knowledge (ISU.P.K.), but later changed its name to the Israeli Church of Universal Practical Knowledge (I.CU.P.K) as part of a plan to get tax exemption status, though some splinter groups still call themselves ISUPK.
A split in the leadership of the school occurred, and I.C.U.P.K. lost much of its membership. Although they have physically retained the school, they gave up all claims to I.S.U.P.K and re-emerged in the new millennium as Israelite Church of God and Jesus Christ (ICGJC). Those that left before this new incarnation retain the name of the original school started by Abba Bivens (I.S.U.P.K) and consider themselves to have remained true to the original nationalist agenda of Bivens. They refuse to refer to the messiah as "Jesus Christ", or the creator of Heaven and earth as "God", but as YAHAWAH (God) and YAHWASHI (Joshua).
Israelite Church of God and Jesus Christ: The ICGJC and its various splinter groups can be loosely grouped together as sects which advocate a King-James-Version-only approach to the Bible (i.e. they only endorse the KJV as scripture), the belief that white people are Edomites (it should be noted that other so-called "Black Israelite" sects declare white people to be descendants of Japheth), and claim to speak "Lashawan Qadash" (a form of Hebrew grammatically identical to Modern Israeli Hebrew, save for the absence of any vowel except 'a' and 'i'). The Black Israelites seen preaching on the streets of many American cities are of this cohort. Unlike most BHI sects, the ICGJC is also open to Hispanics and Native Americans, who are believed to be among the 12 tribes of Israel. They produce a television program called "The Hidden Truth of the Bible", which airs on many public access stations across the country. Websites endorsing the views of this branch of the Black Israelite community include http://www.theholyconceptionunit.org

Religious beliefs:
The Black Hebrew Israelites of New York City, a Yahoo! forum, lists the following correspondences between the ancient twelve tribes of Israel and modern-day inhabitants of the western hemisphere:
Ruben = Seminole Indians (Muskogee).Simeon = Dominicans of Hispanola.Levi = Haitians.Judah = African Americans.Dan = Cubans.Naphtali = Argentineans & Chileans.Gad = Native Americans.Asher = Incas.Issachar = Aztec Indians and other Mexicans.Zebulon = Mayan Indians and other inhabitants of countries from Guatemala to Panama.Ephraim & Manasseh = Taino & Boriqua Indians and other Puerto RicansBenjamin = Carribe, Cibao, Arrowack, and other inhabitants of Guyana and the West Indies.
Many Black Hebrew Israelites are at odds over the religious aspects of mainstream Judaism and tend to reject Jewish conversion because of its heavy reliance on the Talmud which has been edited exclusively by European-born rabbis since the 8th century, often superseding the teachings of Torah, and so most Black Hebrew Israelites reject the Talmud, and the Kabbalah as being contrary to the will of YHWH and the testimony of Moses.
The remaining number tends to split along the lines of Messianic, and non-Messianic, ironically inheriting the European Judeo-Christian dichotomy from European schools of thought.
B.H.I. groups tend to reject the notion of returning to Israel, as citizens of the sovereign Israeli government, preferring a more religious and prophetic return to sovereignty a new covenant with their God YHWH.

Racism and anti-semitism:
Because they believe that the Tanakh forbids them from allowing "whites" —Jews of relatively light complexion whom they call "Caucasians", as opposed to Semites—into their congregations, a number of Black Hebrew Israelite groups have been thought of as racist, being mirror images of Black Christian Identity groups to whom the concept of race is unnecessarily made an issue. They insist that these "Caucasian," non-Semitic Jews are not descended from Israelites at all, but rather from Edomites and Khazars. As such, BHI groups have been accused of anti-semitism, a term which they reject as Black people are in fact Shemetic, disacknowledging the fact that, in modern usage and in this context, the term ‘anti-Semite’ almost exclusively refers to antagonism towards Jews.

BHI literatureArthur Koestler, "The Thirteenth Tribe: The Khazar Empire and Its Heritage," Random House, 1976. Read reviews or order this book safely from Amazon.com online book storeRudolph R. Windsor, "From Babylon to Timbuktu: A History of the Ancient Black Races Including the Black Hebrews, " Windsor Golden Series, (1988). Read reviews or order this bookShadrock, "The Forgotten Israelites: God's Chosen People," Fifth Ribb Pub., (1991). Read reviews or order this bookShadrock, "The Truth, The Lie, and The Bible III," Fifth Ribb Pub., (1995). Read reviews or order this bookShadrock, "The Word, The Israelites, and The Damned by Shaddrock," ISBN# 9694907-3-9, at: http://www.israelitenation.com/

External links: The following hyperlinks are not necessarily still active today. The Israelite Nation at: http://www.israelitenation.com/ Church of God and Saints of Christ at: http://www.cogasoc.org/ Hebrew Heritage at: http://www.hebrewisraelites.org/ The Lawkeepers at: http://www.thelawkeepers.org/ "A Web Portal for the Hebrew Israelite Community" at: http://www.inetmgrs.com/The Southern Poverty Law Center, "...is internationally known for its tolerance education programs, its legal victories against white supremacists and its tracking of hate groups." Their web site has three references to the BHI movement:Mark Potok, "The Spreading Flood of Hate," (1998) at: http://www.splcenter.org/Khalid Muhammad, "With Our God and Our Gun," (2000) at: http://www.splcenter.org/"Behind the Walls : An expert discusses the role of race-based gangs and other extremists in America's prisons," (2002) at: http://www.splcenter.org/

BHI Forums:The Black Hebrew Israelites of New York City at: http://groups.yahoo.com/Yehoshua Revealed [9] The Original I.C.U.P.K. [10] The B.H.I. Personals [11]

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This essay, with the exception of the list of correspondences and links to the Southern Poverty Law Center  was copied on 2006-MAY-30 from a Wikipedia essay "Black Hebrew Israelites" at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Hebrew_Israelites Used by permission.
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Originally posted: 2006-MAY-30Latest update: 2006-MAY-30
At 9:59pm on October 17, 2008, Ryan D. McDonald, Sr. said…
My brother I guess you were right! I quit! I hate that because I don't even think the seed was planted. He seems like a pretty decent guy, but reminds me of an Islamic!
 
 

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