A Son of Ham Under the Covenant (The untold reason the People of African lineage - the Black Brother. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.A Son of Ham Under the Covenant (The untold reason the People of African lineage - the Black Brother

Finally, after 175 years of doubt and speculations, this new book, the first in a series, unveils the best kept secrets from the world concerning the real cause of racism between the Anglos and the people of African lineage! Many people, from scriptural scholars, to average members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, to simple critics everywhere, have wondered why the Mormon Priesthood was withheld from people of African lineage from 1830 to 1978. Some people consider the Mormon Prophets racists while others think they were politically motivated. To others the answers go much deeper. Could this new book, 'A Son of Ham under the Covenant', hold the long sought answers to this common question? Among numerous Latter-day Saints worldwide and of different ethnic background, Thurl Bailey, an African American of remarkable accomplishment, N.B.A. Athlete, Inspirational Speaker & Entertainer, strongly believes this book answers his questions. He says 'There were ... many questions that I desired from the Lord an answer to. The Lord's promise to me was that if I trusted in Him, He would make all things clear to me in time. Maybe not all today, or maybe not even when I desired, but in time! I believe Luckner that this book was written as part of that promise. Thank you for the work you have done for Our Father and his faithful servants.' Perhaps for the first time in the entire history of the Church, Luckner Huggins has given a positive response, based on scriptural evidences as to some of the real reasons the people of African lineage waited so long for Priesthood inclusion. Presented as a novel, this first book explores the roots of voodoo in Haiti, the author's birth place. It was during his exploration that he also found the connection between voodoo and the exclusion of his African ancestor in LDS Church's Priesthood.