The African Origin of Modern Judaism: From Hebrews to Jews

by Jose V. Malcioln

Book Overview

This book deals with an aspect of human history and experience often suppressed or misrepresented. It raises the question: Who are the Jews and what is their proper place in history? Mr Malcioln presents to his readers a much more convincing answer than that of other authors better known than he' - Dr John Henrik Clarke'

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0865433720
• ISBN13: 9780865433724
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: Africa Research and Publications
• Length: 504 Pages
• Weight: 1.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.6" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

The African Origin Of Modern Judaism: From Hebrews TO Jews

Dr. Jose V. Malcioln has done a marvelous job in his book, "The African Origin Of Modern Judaism: From Hebrews To Jews." Malcioln establishes that The Ancient Biblical Hebrews were ebony in complexion. This means that their melanin varied between the shades of a dark black to a dark brown swarthiness. Also, he verfies that they were "Negroid" in stock with wooly hair. He informs the reader that Yahoshua the Messiah/Jesus Christ was in fact a black man of the Africoid/Negroid stock. Page 101: verfies that Judaism is not a racial identity (race) , but a religion. This book was originally printed in 1996-informing the reader about the possibility of genetic variation/genetic mutations, natural selection along with archaic skin bleaching techniques: which was used to conceal ones true heritage. This enabled the Hebrew Israelite Nation/Jewish race to survive a Anglo-Saxon dominion. The information in this book complements The Discovery Channel's, "The Real Eve." The documentary informed the viewer that mankind's origin was from the continent of Africa (Alkebulan), and through man's migration to other regions of the world his melanin became adaptive to its new climate over a period of 20,000 years. This scientific reality helps to establish the different colors of mankind's pigment along with genetic mutation, and natural selection. Both sources vindicate the age old doctrine that mankind originated from one man (Adham), and from one woman, (Havah/Eve) in the Afrikan Eden region of Northeast Afrika (aka The Middle East).