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The Valley of the Dry Bones: The Conditions That Face Black People in America Today

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i love this book. i've read it about 5 times and it's changed my life (along with scripture). every brother in america should read this, as we are the valley of the dry bones that ezekiel spoke of.
2 very important issues though,
windsor corroborates the popular belief that hyksos were in egypt as the ruling class when the israelites were there and later enslaved. however these hyksos were called "shepherd kings" but joseph told his family that the pharaoh thought shepherds were abominations and inferior before they entered egypt, so this could have only been native egyptians who ruled at the time, Hamites aka "black africans".

secondly, the israelites were not enslaved for four hundred years in egypt. the total time they spent in egypt was 430 years, so after the first 30, slavery should have begun if the prophecy of genesis 15:13 were about egypt. if you follow the life span of joseph, you'll see that he was buried as an egyptian (embalmed and mourned by the people of the land). if the israelites were enslaved, how could joseph had been a vice royal in the land and been buried with honor? it wasn't a secret that he was a hebrew, and slaves in ethnocentric egypt would not have embalmed just anyone. i mean, the israelites were brought in to egypt with the pharaoh's chariots, not in ships and in chains (as dueteronomy 28:68 says slavery will occur). furthermore to close this topic, i just want to point out that the bible says (in exodus) that there came a pharaoh that didn't know joseph (who lived to be 110). this means some time passed between the life of joseph and the slavery of the israelites. we can see that 30 years isn't enough time to forget a man who was mourned and loved by the masses. this tells us that the slavery didn't last four hundred years. if you understand this prophecy, you'll see that the trans-atlantic slave trade is the one in prophecy, which coincides with this book. Israelites are the black masses who have lost their history and traces of their ancestry. we are the valley of the dry bones. 1ove and halleluYAH!

I HAVE SEEN VIDEOS AND READ SOME BOOKS ON THIS SUBJECT, BUT I FIND THIS BOOK ESPECIALLY COMPELLING FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS; THE POINT OF VIEW THE BOOK TAKES THE READER, AND THE INFORMATION AND THE INTERPRETATION OF THE SUPPORTING FACTS OF HIS POINT OF VIEW.

This is another great read by Mr. Windsor...I had read his previous book labeled "From Babylon to Timbuktu," this is an awesome book as well for those who are looking to gain clarity on the Ancient nations of Africa...yes so called black people OUR history does not start with slavery. So far the Valley of Dry Bones is described perfectly like Elijah's prophecy...the so called black person is stuck in a perpetual grind because they have not returned to the Most High of Yisrael in obedience...

This is a pretty awesome book, should be read by all!

From the very opening of the book the author insults the reader with streotypical views of black people. He also seems to arbitrarily through in GOD in places where it doesn't seem to make any sense. I'm only half way through and some of it does make sense but I think if he had left his opinions out it would have come across better to a reader. I almost wanted to stop in the very beginning but felt I could try and get an understanding for where he was coming from if I kept reading. Only in the middle of the book does he begin make sense to me but I'll keep reading.