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Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by baby124: 11:20pm On Nov 04, 2018
MycroftHolmes:




Lol @ "eti-osa" grin grin grin
Yes now. Eti-Osa is sea bank. While Eti-Odo is river bank.
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by BraniacX(m): 11:22pm On Nov 04, 2018
WaffenSS:


So in the silly world you live in there's just 2 colors, black and white.

You need to open your eyes you damn binary fool and notice the various hues

Now fukk off and go find something to do, priick.
irrespective of where you place or classify yourself spectrum wise, the one drop rule still applies unofficially all around the world as it existed officially in less civilized times not too long ago and less civilized places even today so a penny for your multinary utopia, binary sucks, but binary remains standard until it doesn't, so in what fucking hue classification would a would be kraut like you fall into?
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by Samunique(m): 11:30pm On Nov 04, 2018
RALPHOW:
I believe you have a very good point, however God knows all languages, either you can Yeshua or Jesus, it's the same person you refer to, the only son of God.

However, something baffled me in the Ifa worshippers , when they talk about Ella in Ifa, all the oriki of Ella are just description of Jesus Christ

Ella is refer to as the only son of Eledumare/God.
Reno do you think traditional worshippers who believe in Ella as the only son of Eledumare will make heaven.

Please do your findings, it may make salvation easier for some people.
Just trying to make sense.
U are right, even the same Odu IFA believes that Ella is still returning back to the earth one day.
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by BraniacX(m): 11:31pm On Nov 04, 2018
akdjr:
Seeking for Knowledge and truth is the greatest thing you can do to liberate yourself from bondage. @Reno kudos to you! Daddy freeze said it recently and social media miscreants almost skinned him alive. Blacks were colonized and compelled to believe what is untrue. Now that black have regain independent (Freedom), black people refuses to free themselves.
So true

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Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by BraniacX(m): 11:39pm On Nov 04, 2018
ayzTIGER:
He started well but really messed up where he said Moses ain't black.
Ancient Egyptians were black and so were Hebrews whom Moses is one. If Moses wasn't black how come he lived in the house of Pharaoh at the period Pharaoh was killing first born Hebrews. Reno has a long way to go in this game.
And for those that don't know, Abraham's ancestors lived in this present day Northern Nigeria along banks of lake Chad. Even Ijebu people don't really know who they are
Wherever in the bible or in omokri's write up did he say moses was black?
It simply says moses was a brown(Hebrew) baby adopted by the daughter of the black Egyptian monarchy and given an Egyptian name! And for the record, racism is a very modern concept, its ancient contemporary was ethnicism/nationalism not overt racism on the basis of skin color, so you should understand why a fair(not white) skinned moses would be adopted and accepted as a prince in the court of a black Egyptian monarchy
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by BraniacX(m): 12:05am On Nov 05, 2018
Aladinn:


Spot on bro. Even the Nazarite vow as explained in the books of Moses, which Samson was clearly a Nazarite shows all were black. Or can the Caucasians or Mongoloids (Asians) grow dreadlocks if they fail to comb their hair? On Negroes out of the three spelt out races can. There's a lot hidden from the common sight of men.
your mistake is in projecting the racial distribution of people in our current world and time onto a prehistoric middle east! The fact is the current middle east, turkey, Persia was majorly brown or dark (I.e darker as you approached the African continental plate and darker still the further south you go on the continent) so human hair in this distribution would have been very nappy(the darker you are) and less nappy(the less darker you are) but all still form dreadlocks since "white " or "Caucasian" doesn't factor in this distribution! Check Berbers and shuwa Arabs, north Sudanese and cushite Ethiopians for reference!

Whites as we know them today, were limited to north Europe, the scandinavias, and as normads on the steppes if central asia, so moses and Samson while not white Caucasians were definitely not black Africans, at least not black as the ruling class of ancient Egypt so a distinction could definitely be made between true Egyptians and non Egyptians based on skin color back then and as such moses was not Egyptian and this wasn't to them back then an issue of racism, it was more an issue of tribalism or ethnicism to them, I'm not saying those are better, but our modern concept of racism is a white European invention (please, emphasis is on "racism" not "slavery"wink
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by fx45(m): 12:23am On Nov 05, 2018
ayzTIGER:
He started well but really messed up where he said Moses ain't black.
Ancient Egyptians were black and so were Hebrews whom Moses is one. If Moses wasn't black how come he lived in the house of Pharaoh at the period Pharaoh was killing first born Hebrews. Reno has a long way to go in this game.
And for those that don't know, Abraham's ancestors lived in this present day Northern Nigeria along banks of lake Chad. Even Ijebu people don't really know who they are
Abraham is said to have originated from Or of The Chaldees. He was a Chaldean. Are you trying to tell us that Or of The Chaldees was located at the present day Northern Nigeria?
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by fx45(m): 12:53am On Nov 05, 2018
BraniacX:
your mistake is in projecting the racial distribution of people in our current world and time onto a prehistoric middle east! The fact is the current middle east, turkey, Persia was majorly brown or dark (I.e darker as you approached the African continental plate and darker still the further south you go on the continent) so human hair in this distribution would have been very nappy(the darker you are) and less nappy(the less darker you are) but all still form dreadlocks since "white " or "Caucasian" doesn't factor in this distribution! Check Berbers and shuwa Arabs, north Sudanese and cushite Ethiopians for reference!

Whites as we know them today, were limited to north Europe, the scandinavias, and as normads on the steppes if central asia, so moses and Samson while not white Caucasians were definitely not black Africans, at least not black as the ruling class of ancient Egypt so a distinction could definitely be made between true Egyptians and non Egyptians based on skin color back then and as such moses was not Egyptian and this wasn't to them back then an issue of racism, it was more an issue of tribalism or ethnicism to them, I'm not saying those are better, but our modern concept of racism is a white European invention (please, emphasis is on "racism" not "slavery"wink
Stop confusing yourself. Moses lived in Pharoah's house at a time all Hebrew children were hunted down and executed. It wasn't about racism or tribalism or ethnicism as you erroneously refer. If he was of a different skin color and pigmentation from the native Egyptians, it wouldn't have been possible for him to live there unnoticed.
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by Aladinn(m): 1:10am On Nov 05, 2018
fx45:
Stop confusing yourself. Moses lived in Pharoah's house at a time all Hebrew children were hunted down and executed. It wasn't about racism or tribalism or ethnicism as you erroneously refer. If he was of a different skin color and pigmentation from the native Egyptians, it wouldn't have been possible for him to live there unnoticed.

Thank you. That sums up my earlier post. If he (Moses) were "lighter brown" or "lighter brown" as BrainiacX has posited, and different from the typical Egyptian, then Pharaoh must have been high on constant burukutu for 40yrs to have allowed Moses live.
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by BraniacX(m): 1:10am On Nov 05, 2018
fx45:
Stop confusing yourself. Moses lived in Pharoah's house at a time all Hebrew children were hunted down and executed. It wasn't about racism or tribalism or ethnicism as you erroneously refer. If he was of a different skin color and pigmentation from the native Egyptians, it wouldn't have been possible for him to live there unnoticed.
Read my previous post where i stated that he was "adopted" into the monarchy "not born" into it and yes even growing up moses was aware he wasn't of the Pharaoh's lineage by blood hence the reason he retarded the Hebrews as "my"(his) people and tried to fight for them in the little ways he could without exposing or endangering himself!
And if the concept of being adopted into the royal family confuses you, know it is a practice as old as time itself, it doesn't give the adopted "inheritance" rights in most cases but it does give them monarchial or royal privileges, I have forgotten names but queen Victoria of England did adopt a young former slave girl of Yoruba origins around the time of abolition in the 19th century, czar peter Romanoff of Russia also adopted a black baby who grew up to be one of Russia's greatest mathematicians and generals of his time and was the grandfather of one of Russia's greatest poets whose name sadly is escaping me at this moment! Royal adoptions are mostly political statements but they are real
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by BraniacX(m): 1:15am On Nov 05, 2018
Aladinn:


Thank you. That sums up my earlier post. If he (Moses) were "lighter brown" or "lighter brown" as BrainiacX has posited, and different from the typical Egyptian, then Pharaoh must have been high on constant burukutu for 40yrs to have allowed Moses live.
he was officially adopted as his son so why would he kill him? A pharaoh literally means a "god" on earth and as such ascribing mortal reasons to his decision making would not follow or he would stop being pharaoh! E.g. I can say all chickens are poisonous but I just ate a very delicious poison! It I'd the prerogative of a pharaoh to define reality as he sees fit! Chikena!
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by Aladinn(m): 1:21am On Nov 05, 2018
BraniacX:
your mistake is in projecting the racial distribution of people in our current world and time onto a prehistoric middle east! The fact is the current middle east, turkey, Persia was majorly brown or dark (I.e darker as you approached the African continental plate and darker still the further south you go on the continent) so human hair in this distribution would have been very nappy(the darker you are) and less nappy(the less darker you are) but all still form dreadlocks since "white " or "Caucasian" doesn't factor in this distribution! Check Berbers and shuwa Arabs, north Sudanese and cushite Ethiopians for reference!

Whites as we know them today, were limited to north Europe, the scandinavias, and as normads on the steppes if central asia, so moses and Samson while not white Caucasians were definitely not black Africans, at least not black as the ruling class of ancient Egypt so a distinction could definitely be made between true Egyptians and non Egyptians based on skin color back then and as such moses was not Egyptian and this wasn't to them back then an issue of racism, it was more an issue of tribalism or ethnicism to them, I'm not saying those are better, but our modern concept of racism is a white European invention (please, emphasis is on "racism" not "slavery"wink


Under which classification will you place the Berbers, Shuwa Arabs, North Sudanese and Cushite Ethiopians? Negros, Mongoloids or Caucasians? You error is stemmed on the fact that your racial classification is on skin colours alone, but it's not. Racial classifications is majorly on body features and then colour. Negro doesn't mean jet-black alone (you need to reeducate yourself on that). Malcolm X is reddish in colour but has all the negroid features.Your Berber and Shuwa Arabs are still Negroes according to racial classifications.
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by fx45(m): 1:21am On Nov 05, 2018
BraniacX:

Read my previous post where i stated that he was "adopted" into the monarchy "not born" into it and yes even growing up moses was aware he wasn't of the Pharaoh's lineage by blood hence the reason he retarded the Hebrews as "my"(his) people and tried to fight for them in the little ways he could without exposing or endangering himself!
And if the concept of being adopted into the royal family confuses you, know it is a practice as old as time itself, it doesn't give the adopted "inheritance" rights in most cases but it does give them monarchial or royal privileges, I have forgotten names but queen Victoria of England did adopt a young former slave girl of Yoruba origins around the time of abolition in the 19th century, czar peter Romanoff of Russia also adopted a black baby who grew up to be one of Russia's greatest mathematicians and generals of his time and was the grandfather of one of Russia's greatest poets whose name sadly is escaping me at this moment! Royal adoptions are mostly political statements but they are real
You're still confusing yourself the more. At the time of Moses, Hebrew children were an endangered specie marked for complete annihilation by Pharoah and his associates. If he was of a different pigmentation from the Egyptians, he wouldn't have lasted more than hours in the palace.

By the way, he was raised up by his own mother fronting as a nanny hence he grew up with a full awareness of his roots.
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by Aladinn(m): 1:26am On Nov 05, 2018
BraniacX:

Read my previous post where i stated that he was "adopted" into the monarchy "not born" into it and yes even growing up moses was aware he wasn't of the Pharaoh's lineage by blood hence the reason he retarded the Hebrews as "my"(his) people and tried to fight for them in the little ways he could without exposing or endangering himself!
And if the concept of being adopted into the royal family confuses you, know it is a practice as old as time itself, it doesn't give the adopted "inheritance" rights in most cases but it does give them monarchial or royal privileges, I have forgotten names but queen Victoria of England did adopt a young former slave girl of Yoruba origins around the time of abolition in the 19th century, czar peter Romanoff of Russia also adopted a black baby who grew up to be one of Russia's greatest mathematicians and generals of his time and was the grandfather of one of Russia's greatest poets whose name sadly is escaping me at this moment! Royal adoptions are mostly political statements but they are real

Knowing about his people was the work of Moses's true mother who was paid to nurse him. Read your bible well. "When the child grew she brought him unto Pharaoh's daughter." Stop dishing out assumptions as fact.
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by BraniacX(m): 1:37am On Nov 05, 2018
Aladinn:



Under which classification will you place the Berbers, Shuwa Arabs, North Sudanese and Cushite Ethiopians? Negros, Mongoloids or Caucasians? You error is stemmed on the fact that your racial classification is on skin colours alone, but it's not. Racial classifications is majorly on body features and then colour. Negro doesn't mean jet-black alone (you need to reeducate yourself on that). Malcolm X is reddish in colour but has all the negroid features.Your Berber and Shuwa Arabs are still Negroes according to racial classifications.
read my post a understand, we are in agreement, I never said the above mentioned weren't African, I mentioned them to emphasize that black Africans have many variations and some can be classified more as brown than black, also compare to brown people of that era amongst whom were the mesopotamians, Chaldeans, phonecians e.t.c my point is, when Plato's father visited Egypt over a millennia later, he observed that the majority of common Egyptians he saw had ink dark skin and woolly hair, this goes to point the type of blacks in Egypt historically and why any other type of black or brown peoples or "hyskos" would have stood out
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by BraniacX(m): 1:43am On Nov 05, 2018
Aladinn:


Knowing about his people was the work of Moses's true mother who was paid to nurse him. Read your bible well. "When the child grew she brought him unto Pharaoh's daughter." Stop dishing out assumptions as fact.
Using the bible as reference, was his mother his mother or nanny/wet nurse? undecided so because she catered for him in his infancy, his Egyptian princess adoptive mother wasn't the one who shaped his opinion of things as an adolescent, teenager and young adult because his biological mum was there somewhere in the shadows whispering "I'm your real mom" abi? Why didn't he seek her out as a man then? Are you in touch with factual reality at all? Who is assuming now?
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by BraniacX(m): 1:51am On Nov 05, 2018
fx45:
You're still confusing yourself the more. At the time of Moses, Hebrew children were an endangered specie marked for complete annihilation by Pharoah and his associates. If he was of a different pigmentation from the Egyptians, he wouldn't have lasted more than hours in the palace.

By the way, he was raised up by his own mother fronting as a nanny hence he grew up with a full awareness of his roots.
He was wet nursed/nannied as an infant by the biological mother, beyond that, his upbringing was by his Egyptian mother, for crying out loud, he was raised and educated as an Egyptian prince! What knowledge forms the adult you are today? Is it the lullabies your mom sang to you as an infant or the education you received in school? undecided
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by bluke(m): 2:59am On Nov 05, 2018
RALPHOW:
I believe you have a very good point, however God knows all languages, either you can Yeshua or Jesus, it's the same person you refer to, the only son of God.

However, something baffled me in the Ifa worshippers , when they talk about Ella in Ifa, all the oriki of Ella are just description of Jesus Christ

Ella is refer to as the only son of Eledumare/God.
Reno do you think traditional worshippers who believe in Ella as the only son of Eledumare will make heaven.

Please do your findings, it may make salvation easier for some people.
Just trying to make sense.

orunmila baba ifa

heavens knows who will be saved
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by abbiboy: 3:30am On Nov 05, 2018
pdppower:
Even if I have exam, this thesis is too much for one day reading. All because of change in names

One of the weakness the white man exploit on black people,if u want to hide the truth from a black man put it in print(writing).. Why because u re lazy mentally they learnt that from ur fore-fathers.

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Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by abbiboy: 3:32am On Nov 05, 2018
God bless u reno..dis is really rich inform,have always believe from documentary that ancient Egyptians were blacks n not Arabs as perceived to believe.
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by abbiboy: 3:35am On Nov 05, 2018
baby124:
Edge of a bank is Eti-Odo, Eti-Osa not nile. Mosha is not Moses. What a bunch of rubbish here.
Research before u start displaying ur ignorance... Its because of pple like u he specifically mention repeatedly to google n research...empty barrel.
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by abbiboy: 3:37am On Nov 05, 2018
Guestlander:



This is not in anyway to endorse Reno's write up but in some Ekiti dialect "mo se" actually means to pick up something.
I think Reno is trying to make connections where none may exist.
Research n stop quoting him..
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by abbiboy: 3:47am On Nov 05, 2018
uchennamani:
Very big idiot. Let him reconcile biblical fallacies with science and see what happens.
Typical dumb black man,lazy to read,lazy to think n even lazy to reconcile ur black existence.
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by abbiboy: 4:01am On Nov 05, 2018
jidemoh:
Anwar Sadat was dark in complexion only because his mother was Sudanese.

We all have an idea of how black the Sudanese are.

Abeg Reno, don't rewrite history especially the Bible.
No be person like u write bible or do u think it fell from heaven,black man get sense for once and seek knowledge n truth.
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by Nobody: 5:11am On Nov 05, 2018
abbiboy:

No be person like u write bible or do u think it fell from heaven,black man get sense for once and seek knowledge n truth.

Black man getting sense doesn't mean he should use it negatively! In fact, hasn't that been the lot of the black man?
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by Nobody: 5:41am On Nov 05, 2018
BraniacX:

Don't blame reno for your lack of comprehension, he never said moses was black, he towed the bible narrative of moses being born in "Egypt" of "Hebrew" parentage! meaning his parents weren't Egyptian but his name is Egyptian! Same as a white man born in Nigeria of white parents but named "femi", "Uche" or "tanko"

"don't blame Reno for your lack of comprehension"

You just played yourself. It was explicitly written by Reno that Moses is NOT black.
What exactly is wrong with our people and accepting the truth. Go read the write up again before typing shiit just to appear relevant.
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by dazzlingd(m): 6:32am On Nov 05, 2018
OkaNaUbe:
It is argued that "Jesus" isn't in the original manuscripts but if I call the name, e de work. Case closed!
Oya call the name to end Boko haram
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by ochejoseph(m): 8:22am On Nov 05, 2018
NairaMedia:
Reno my man, this na your new account abi?

Hmmmm why dont you check how old the account is and do your proper research it will help you . good morning
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by musicwriter(m): 8:39am On Nov 05, 2018
BraniacX:

And also ancient aegyptians referred to themselves and the lands along the banks of the river Nile as kemet not egypt

Correct.
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by WaffenSS(m): 8:40am On Nov 05, 2018
BraniacX:
irrespective of where you place or classify yourself spectrum wise, the one drop rule still applies unofficially all around the world as it existed officially in less civilized times not too long ago and less civilized places even today so a penny for your multinary utopia, binary sucks, but binary remains standard until it doesn't, so in what fucking hue classification would a would be kraut like you fall into?

The fukk did you even type?

Don't make no damn sense

And you're Brainiac?

Misuse of words.

Now......you know what's coming.... that's right: fukk off.

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Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by Ay92(m): 10:57am On Nov 05, 2018
Beremx:
Why did you quote the whole post? angry
I wonder why a lot of people do that. It's so annoying
Re: The Yoruba Origins Of The Name Moses (not The Man Moses) - By Reno Omokri by ifenes(m): 10:58am On Nov 05, 2018
WaffenSS:
Unfortunately for drunken Reno, archaeology and anthropology do not agree with claims from a book of ancient fairy tales

Next he'll try and twist how Yahweh is actually Oduduwa or some Babalawo

Idiot.

Funny thing is I have heard this before and it came from a honest white man. The Archaeologists you rely on are not honest people themselves. They get filtered by the western government before they put anything out. Do you know it’s not in the west’s best interest that the blacks become independent off their ideas ?

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