Your tribalism is showing, George Nti from Akyem. Eʋe people are not your enemies. Repent of your hate.

@@hebrewtheblackman You like perpetrating lies about Eves and Israel propaganda. You have no single source or proof of anything, you only cook all your stories and waste everybody's time. I asked you what is the meaning of 'Hebrew' word in Eve language and you couldn't even defend. Tell me what name Eve language call Jesus? Eves call Jesus "Mawu" and Mawu has nothing to do with Hebrew. Eve language have nothing to do with Hebrew language, so stop the lies. "Yesu" is Akan word for Jesus that is recorded for 2000 years and the current white Israelis are fake from Poland and other part of Eastern Europe and they currupted the word 'Yesu' to 'Yeshua' Akans call God YeHoWaH which is etymologicaly authentic of YHWH since there was no vowels in those days. How do Eves call YHWH? The typical Hebrew is Akan language based on historical research and timeline. That's why Akan alphabet don't have letter "V" and "J" which was just invented only 300 years ago. So the word "Eve" has nothing to do Hebreic Israelites ancestry language etymologicaly. Biblical ancestry tree recorded Akan and part of the family tree. I can list the quotation in the Bible for you but do your search and stop your propaganda. For instance, if you're ancestry to a group, the language and names remain the same. I'm not Tribalist because, my lady and my best friends are Eves. This is history lesson.

I think you think you’re talking with efo Mawuli from the video. If that’s the case, now you know that I am not him and I am not aware of your inquiry about the meaning of “Hebrew” in Eʋe. Nevertheless, over the last 4 years, I have presented ample evidence on this channel about the Hebraic origins of the Eʋe people, backed by sources. If you hold to the idea that Akan people, of whom your people the Akyem are derived, are Biblical Hebrews, then I suggest you make your own video on that topic, proving your claim with Biblical and non-Biblical sources. You will gain nothing from trolling my channel.

​@@hebrewtheblackman Why did you delete you answer? It shows you can't stand truth. You don't want people to know the truth.

@@georgekwakuntigroup I didn’t delete anything. Tell me what you think I deleted.

Thank you for your contribution.

Thank you. All praise to YAH

This is a poster I made about it a few years ago instagram.com/p/CNsHBPqrWG2/?igsh=c2tkcHp0b3k4aHY3

Ok, interesting but not surprising . It is not unusual for people to take the names and attributes of TMH and appropriate them to their deities. A classic example is the thunder and lightning deity (So) among the Eʋe, being referred to as YEƲE (YHWH or יהוה ).

@@hebrewtheblackman Defiantly not surprising. What I found surprising though is the fact the ewe have the Jacob and Esau’s story within their tradition. Speaking as a Akan man I thought the story of Tano and bia (Or Kobina Aynesu and Yaw Densu) wasn’t outside the Akans within the land of Morden day Ghana. The sonninke have this story also Djabe cisse and Khine. Quite interesting and surprising to find out. Is there a direct source you can take me to if God willing. Thank you 🙏🏿

Thank you. Akpe na Mawugã

Thank you for sharing

Thank you, you also be blessed

Yes, very interesting indeed. Would you be so kind to breakdown MUNGU for us? Is it MUN -> GOD and GU->surpass?

"Mungu" is a general term for God. It is not His name, it just refers to the Creator. "ALMIGHTY GOD is Mwenyezi-Mungu. My research has shown that it is HEBREW culture which has influenced Swahili. I really think Swahili is paleo- Hebrew. For example, I cannot remember exactly where but I read God referred to as "Yah-Mwenyezi Mungu" in the Swahili past. Yah meaning the name of God; Mwenyezi meaning ALMIGHTY and Mungu meaning Creator, thusly YAH the Almighty Creator. The word YAH not ending in a vowel is not customary for Swahili words, so I am thinking wherever I read it, the writer abbreviated it...

@dr.deannaellis-chopin7433 Ok, thank you for clarifying.

Thank you for your comment. This is very helpful and makes loads of sense. What is the meaning of Klevi? Any relation to Kalẽvi (Child of courage)?

Thank you. 🙏🏾

Thank you for your input. We have found that there are many similarities between Eʋe and Bantu languages, as these are mostly dialects of Ancient Hebrew.

Greetings. Here is the English version kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g7RxY6Z9vp-bgnk.htmlsi=voQHvDGEpvbg9RSh . All 3 parts are combined here in English.

You are so welcome

Some of those groups who have been labeled as Bantu, are also Eʋes. Our collective name is Eʋe(Hebrew), not Bantu.

Thank you. The book is in the works.

Akpe Mama Sika ❤️

Thank you for your encouraging words 🙏🏾

Thank you. Akpe na Mawugã.

I presented the pictographs in this interview kzfaq.infotyrLfpCUqvI?si=q-JKY9sFD-UKsxK8

@@hebrewtheblackman you’re the best. ❤️. Since I came across your videos, I’ve appreciated our language the more. I’m an anlo but I don’t have the ascent bc I grew up in Ho. You’re the best💯❤️

@@marcusdotse1441 You’re very welcome. I am also a Ʋedome. My native dialect is closer to the Ho dialect.

Sis pls have you heard of the annunaki? Enki(Yahweh) and is there any connection to our people bc it’s believed these annunaki Enki(Yahweh) created Adam and Eve in the garden.

@marcusdotse1441 Yes I have heard of them. TMH YHWH is the creator. The annunaki are not mentioned anywhere in the scripture, and we don’t have any oral traditions to support Annunaki creation. But we do about being created by TMH. We were not created by annunaki, we were created by Mawu AYA.