Black Hebrew Slaves Were Also Known As NEGROES In America, The True Jews Or Ones From The Tribe Of YAHUDAH, This Was Their Code Name In America
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Black Hebrew Slaves Were Also Known As NEGROES In America, The True Jews Or Ones From The Tribe Of YAHUDAH, This Was Their Code Name In America. They tried to keep it on the low low but the truth will always surface. SELAH
African Americans at Jamestown (The Angelic Catching Away Could Occur In The Month Of August As Well, Leading Us Hebrew Slaves Out Of This Economic System Of Satanic Bondage)
The first documented arrival of Africans to the colony of Virginia was recorded by John Rolfe: “About the latter end of August, a Dutch man of Warr of the burden of a 160 tunes arrived at Point-Comfort, the Comandors name Capt Jope, his Pilott for the West Indies one Mr Marmaduke an Englishman. … He brought not any thing but 20. and odd Negroes, w[hich] the Governo[r] and Cape Merchant bought for victuall[s]. The year was 1619, and as an institution slavery did not yet exist in Virginia. Slavery as we know it today, evolved gradually, beginning with customs rather than laws. To further shed light on how this institution evolved legally, from indentured servitude to life long servitude, the following laws and/or facts are given as well as other sources on 17th century servitude among Blacks in Virginia.
| 1619 | Arrival of “20 and odd” Africans (notice here they call us Hebrew slaves Africans and in the above information they call us Negros. Please do your own research on the name Negro which is tied to Black Hebrew Slaves…just google it) in late August 1619, not aboard a Dutch ship as reported by John Rolfe, but an English warship, White Lion, sailing with a letters of marque issued to the English Captain Jope by the Protestant Dutch Prince Maurice, son of William of Orange. A letters of marque legally permitted the White Lion to sail as a privateer attacking any Spanish or Portuguese ships it encountered. The 20 and odd Africans were captives removed from the Portuguese slave ship, San Juan Bautista, following an encounter the ship had with the White Lion and her consort, the Treasurer, another English ship, while attempting to deliver its African prisoners to Mexico. Rolfe’s reporting the White Lion as a Dutch warship was a clever ruse to transfer blame away from the English for piracy of the slave ship to the Dutch. |
| 1630′s | Indication by surviving wills, inventories, deeds and other documents that in some instances it was considered “customary practice to hold some Negroes in a form of life service.” It should be noted that by examining these documents it was also found that some blacks were able to hold on to their status of being indentured servants, thus, eventually gaining their freedom. |
| 1639 | All persons except Negroes are to be with Arms and Ammunition. |
| 1640 | John Punch, a runaway indentured Servant, first documented slave for life. |
| 1662 | Slavery was recognized in the statutory law of the colony.
Legislation was passed defining the status of mulatto children. Children would be considered the same status as the mother. If the child was born to a slave, the child would be considered a slave. |
| 1667 | Baptism does not bring freedom. Until the General Assembly outlawed it, baptism could be the grounds for a black slave to obtain his/her freedom. It was considered for a period of time that it was not proper for a Christian to enslave a fellow Christian. |
| 1670 | Blacks or Indians could no longer own white indentured servants. |
| 1680 | An act was passed preventing insurrections among slaves.
Blacks could not congregate in large numbers for supposed funeral or feasts. Blacks must also obtain written authorization to leave a plantation at any given time. They could not remain at another plantation longer than 4 hours. |
| 1691 | First act prohibiting intermarriage.
No Negro or Mulatto may be set free by any person unless the pay for the transportation out of the colony within six months or forfeit ten pounds of sterling so that the church wardens might have the Negro transported. |
| 1692 | Negroes must give up ownership of horses, cattle or hogs.
Separate courts for the trial of slaves charged with a capital crime, thus depriving them of the right of a trial by jury. |
| 1700′s | Slaves composed half of Virginia’s unfree labor force. |
| 1705 | Slave laws were codified. |
what a load of bigoted nonsense! grow up and get real!