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Humanities: Its Origination, Its Fall, and Its Rebirth
The humanities originated in Africa as a divine design, rooted in righteousness, love, and spiritual alignment with the Living Ancestor—the HOLY SPIRIT. In the beginning, the foundation of humanity was not intellectualism or status, but the eternal law of love: to treat others as you would want to be treated and to live in unity. This original order bound communities together in harmony and purpose. Africa carried the wealth of wisdom, resources, and divine mandate to shine as a light among nations. However, the fall came through pride, greed, rebellion, and the hijacking of identity. Colonization and slavery did not simply strip land and resources, but severed the heart of a people from their divine identity. Witchcraft, greed, and wicked systems enslaved minds and communities, while colonization redefined originality as primitive and exalted imitation as progress. Humanities, stripped of righteousness, became hollow disciplines, disconnected from love and the Spirit. Africa was robbed of her voice, power, and spiritual authority, leaving her people broken and displaced. Yet, God’s plan for rebirth remains unstoppable. THE REBIRTH OF THE BLACK NATION calls for a restoration of true love, unity, and spiritual alignment. To heal humanities is to return to the law of love, to walk boldly yet humbly in divine purpose, and to destroy counterfeits of God’s order. Africa’s rebirth means aligning Spirit with economy, economy with unity, and unity with power, so that identity, love, and strength are restored. When broken people are healed by God, Africa rises again—not for pride or power, but for the glory of God, becoming a global testimony of true humanities reborn.
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Chapter 1 – The Origination: Divine Design of Humanities
Chapter 2 – The Fall: Corruption, Colonization, and the Hijacking of Identity
Chapter 3 – The Chains of Greed: Slavery and the Enslaved Mind
Chapter 4 – The False Thrones: Kings, QUEENS, and the Corruption of Leadership
Chapter 5 – The Spirit of Resistance: Destroying the Systems of Oppression
Chapter 6 – Rebuilding the People: Restoration and Divine Order
Chapter 7 – The Rebirth: Restoring the True Meaning of Humanities
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Rebuilding begins not with structures but with people. The foundation of a nation is the heart of its people, and when the people are broken, the land mourns. But thanks be to GOD, broken people can be restored. Only GOD can take shattered vessels and make them whole again.
When we speak of destroying wickedness, we must never confuse it with the state of the people.
Wicked systems are destroyed, but people are restored. The brokenness of a man or woman is the very place GOD chooses to show His glory. In restoration, dignity is renewed, purpose is rediscovered, and divine order is reestablished.
Restoration is holistic: it is spiritual, intellectual, emotional, physical, and financial. To make Africa great again, we must allow GOD to restore the whole person. The spirit must align with the economy. The economy must align with unity. Unity must align with the power within to carry out the mission.
It requires bold people who do not fear people, places, or things but reverence only the One who gives them life. They must be willing to die, knowing death is promised to everyone, yet willing to live in the fullness of divine purpose.
They are willing to move in the ways of the mission, completing the value of understanding that humility is the most divine asset. Boldness is the fire of breath that gives us life each day.
Nurturing is the demonstration of the love of GOD in the midst of all things. And the end result is this: GOD will get the glory from all of our story — spiritually, intellectually, mentally, emotionally, and physically, including financial resources — to carry out the whole mission.

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