Shattered by Portugal's 1492 Jewish expulsion, survivors were banished to São Tomé's hellscape. Escaping inland, their descendants became the "Black Portuguese" of Loango: physically African, yet clinging to Jewish rites for centuries. Despised as outsiders, they endured – until Loango's slave coast devoured them. An estimated 100,000 of these unique souls were shipped to the Americas. Their haunting legacy: resilience forged in exile, erased by the abyss.

Fallen angels are often thought of as rebellious celestial beings, but the Bible reveals a different truth. This post explores how fallen angels as traditionally understood do not exist and shows who they really are—obedient agents of God or disobedient Israelites under judgment.

Nat Turner led a historic slave revolt in 1831, inspired by the Bible and divine visions. But was he more than a rebel—possibly a Hebrew Israelite prophet? This article explores the spiritual roots of his uprising and how his legacy reclaims the Bible from colonial lies.