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Hates . zt Bete whe ? Rs Jeane himal{ was of the trae blood of the enciant Conmaniy . * be the business of man; a sense of his state is his and Masbites a inhabitants of Africa. ary a ae Grat duty; bat whe rememsbereth himself » boy? Is it not mercy, then, ve Seeking to rede in those de from the ps ‘ae’ sorvew is alloted unto we? of the pale nations of Europe, emaci beim to py hpeland than the affliction sell. Think net uf lelectra first eqine upon the uene Pere the works of Jesus of Nazareth, tapon thee, and thou shal avid ° ; , y teaching of Jews was te the common . w fe , 41. He who weepeth before be erence, weap more thas be deem them {rum under the great pressure of the hands of the unjust. ; ) wendech; and why, but that he loveth weepini:? That the rulers and the rich would not oppress the poor. Also that the e 22. The mag weepeth not till the spear is lifted against him: nor hen and the lamb may lay doen. together and ocither would be harmed de the wears of the woenet fall ti? the hound is ready to seize him: man when morning C28 nes seere not wi by the . the wan che erect daell mon of t: and the lear is greater rch because they loved the principles of the ten cormmardments, | Nea Be always prepared to xiv : thine actions; 7. Through the ten commandments the rulers the rich bi tan best death ia that which is least yecmeditsied on une Aethem: and while the pour suffer and die. ; 8 The lamb is the poor peuple, the hon is the rulers and the rich. CHAPTER and through Love, Truth, Peace. Freedum and Justice all men are ons . aLV. and equal to seck their own destiny; and to worship under their own THE DIVINE ORIGIN OF THF ASIATIC NATIONS vine end rhe {ne Alter the principles of the holy and divine laws of ; x forefathers. : Ameria Tm falen sons and daughters of the Asiatic Nation of North SAL nations of the earth in these modern days are serking | higher self and hk “ers instead of hate: and te know of his peace, but there is but one true and divine way thal peace may be Mecca for teaching and f.This iy the uniting of the Holy Koran of obtained in these days and it is dn thragh Lave, Teuth, Peace, Freedom 2 The kev of civil all Maccish Americans, etc and Justice being taught universally tu all nations in all lands. @ o af civilization was and is in the hands af the \siatic _— ae foie yh were the ancient Moabites, and the fuund- CHAPTER XLVI. yof Mevea. 3. The Feygeins wha were the Hamities, and of a di EGYPT, THE CAPITOL EMPIRE OF THE DOMINION Panag : : a direct: de- : ‘ : .F) . é NIOD : Cue of Mizraim, the Arabians. the seed of Hajar. Jajanew and OF AFRICA, an. Hien aot Neatatcs ia ren of the ancient Canaa- t anagrater feet ad ot Ps — are the ts of the ) $. The .Asatie nations and countries i “Nort Se . 2 Old man Cush aim! his family ave the first inhabsants of Alrica America; The Moorish Americans and Nevin in rin and ¢ entral who came from the land of Canaan. Reassiars, Arg-ntinians and Chilians, in South America merece. 3. Hie father Ham ant his family was second. Then came the 6& Colunsians, Niearaguauy and the natives of San Salvador j word Ethivpia which means the demarcation hue of the duminion of Contra! Americn. Fic, All of these are Moslems. —- a Amexcin, the first enue ard dhivine name ai Afewa. The dividing of the A The Turks are the true dewendants af Hiagar. wt the land hetween the father and the son chief prrtectors of the Islannc Cried of Mecca: beyininin :{ we ale 40 The dominion of Cush. North bast and South-Fast Africa and hesermed the first, ihe founder of the anit if I ne ten aie ! North-West and South-Weet was his father’s dominion of Aftiva. of the great waiversal (pod- Allah. fning of Falain, fee the camunand Sn tater seats many of their brethren from .\sia and the Holy , lands joined Nia teah who ved CHAPTER 6. The Moebites from the land of Moab who received persnission xLVL [rom the Pharacahs of Epvpt to setile and inhabit North-West Afnica; THE BEGINNING OF CHRISTIANITY they were the founders and are the true possesors of the present 1. The fowndation of Christian: Moroccan Empire. With ther Canaanite, Hitine and Amonte wa snanity began in Rome. The Roms brethren who sojourned from the land of Canaan seeking new homes. rtitiens foemded the fire Church of whom crocified : . . Jeaue of ‘Nazareth 7. Their domunion and inhalation extended trom Northeast aod for sucking te vederm his people {rom unter the Roman voke and tow. Southwest Ainea, actoss tbe creat Atlantic even wnto tbe present dierth, a ane SULT Rea TET yey a ee Tt he On dae te ES ae me aT op ETE ee