THE BLACK BIBLICAL HERITAGE - FOUR THOUSAND YEARS OF BLACK BIBLICAL HISTORY
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by Dr. John L. Johnson
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Dr. John L. Johnson was born in Altheimer, Arkansas. He was reared in Tucson Arizona and earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Saint Louis University, in Missouri, and a Doctor of Divinity from "New World Theological Seminary" in Texarkana, Arkansas.
The author has traveled throughout Europe, and a portion of Asia and Africa. he has appeared on radio and television engagements throughout the country, and has received numerous awards for his outstanding writings.
One of his most cherished awards is the key to the city of El Paso Texas, presented to him by Major Larry Francis. Dr. John L. Johnson was also selected by Marquis Who's Who in the Midwest, a biographical guide that is found in most local and public libraries.
He has contributed twenty-five years in researching biblical information, along with other important subjects relating to the significance of black-dark colors, and the African orgin in the Bible. Dr. Johnson is also a contributor to the Original African Heritage Study Bible.
Paperback: 275 pages
Book Description:
Dr. John L. Johnson was born in Altheimer, Arkansas. He was reared in Tucson Arizona and earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Saint Louis University, in Missouri, and a Doctor of Divinity from "New World Theological Seminary" in Texarkana, Arkansas.
The author has traveled throughout Europe, and a portion of Asia and Africa. he has appeared on radio and television engagements throughout the country, and has received numerous awards for his outstanding writings.
One of his most cherished awards is the key to the city of El Paso Texas, presented to him by Major Larry Francis. Dr. John L. Johnson was also selected by Marquis Who's Who in the Midwest, a biographical guide that is found in most local and public libraries.
He has contributed twenty-five years in researching biblical information, along with other important subjects relating to the significance of black-dark colors, and the African orgin in the Bible. Dr. Johnson is also a contributor to the Original African Heritage Study Bible.
Paperback: 275 pages
