God and the Negro: Synopsis of God and the Negro or the Biblical record of the race of Ham

This much needed study should influence the African American church and African American cultural heritage. It dispels the myth of the "Negro" being irrelevant to God, culture and the world at large. Dr. Holly argues convincingly, using the Scriptures to validate his thesis. He casts into oblivion the false interpretation that everyone of African descent is cursed by Noah's pronouncement upon the descendants of his youngest son Ham. His work is intriguing and authentic. One of the most commendable accomplishments about this book is, it invites the reader to the divine Word, to read the record learning that God's divine purpose included and continues to involve the "Negro" - the African American, persons of a dark hue. "I am black and comely...beautiful, made in the image and after the likeness of God."