Original African Heritage Study Bible-KJV

“The purpose of The Original African Heritage Study Bible is to interpret the Bible as it relates specifically to persons of African descent and thereby to foster an appreciation of the multiculturalism inherent in the Bible.” —from the Introduction

After selling over a million copies, The Original African Heritage Study Bible went out of print when its publisher closed its doors. Judson Press is pleased to announce it has secured the rights to once again publish this best-selling Bible.

The Original African Heritage Study Bible offers many unique features which reveal the African/Edenic contribution to Judaism and Christianity, including:

• Highlighted verses about Africa and Biblical characters of African descent
• 48 pages of reference to African/Edenic persons, places and events
• Art reproductions taken from the Mafa tribe collection of Cameroon, Africa
• Full-color maps showing where important African/Edenic events and places mentioned in the Bible occurred in the Ancient World
• 101 favorite Bible verses from people of the African Diaspora
• Specially selected articles by recognized Biblical scholars, including Biblical Hermeneutics in Africentric Perspective from J. Deotis Roberts book Africentric Christianity
• Words and music to famous slave songs

Readers will also appreciate the large print format, critical introductions to each book of the Bible, and the words of Christ printed in red.

• From Babylon to Timbuktu: A History of the Ancient Black Races Including the Black Hebrews
• Apocrypha, King James Version
• The Negro Question part 2 The Slave Ships that came from Judah
• Into Egypt Again With Ships: A Message To The Forgotten Israelites
• Zondervan's Compact Bible Dictionary
• THE NEGRO QUESTION PART 3 The Black Pentecost (Volume 3)
• Enoch The Ethiopian: The Lost Prophet of the Bible
• Lost Tribes and Promised Lands: The Origins of American Racism
• The Negro Question Part 4 The Missing Link
• The Black Presence in the Bible: Discovering the Black and African Identity of Biblical Persons and Nations