ISSUE ONE
CHRISTIANITY Vs. MESSIANIC - By Knight Fredel

Written by Knight Fredel

Welcome to Awake Afraka Magazine, a weekly publication exploring African spirituality and the path to awakening. Through sharing sacred knowledge, we aim to enlighten and empower the African people. I am Knight Fredel, your guide on this journey of discovery and transformation.

Please understand that I have no intention of preaching hate or fueling anger toward white people. The actions of their forefathers were shaped by the consciousness and mindset of their time. Today, many white individuals are kind, remorseful for past wrongs, and actively share knowledge that was historically withheld from Black people to maintain mental oppression. My Magazine Platform is not a space for blame or harboring resentment; rather, it is a home for spirituality and enlightenment, designed to awaken readers from mental slavery and illuminate the path to true knowledge and the rich legacy of our African ancestors.

INTRODUCTION

The topic of CHRISTIANITY vs. MESSIANIC may be unsettling for those devoted to Christianity and their Savior. Some may mistakenly see my work as influenced by the devil or try to discourage others from seeking the truth. Still, the truth must be told, and it takes courage to share it in the face of opposition.

We already know that this world harbors negativity, and those who dwell in it often perpetuate it, as the ancient scripture wisely notes: "The kingdom of God suffereth violence, but the men of violence take it by force." Therefore, despite my personal career, I feel a profound responsibility to share this knowledge and enlightenment with Africa. Without fulfilling this purpose, I may not find true happiness in life, in fact, this might even be my final incarnation on earth. I do not wish for anything to draw me back into a realm of negative vibrations. Yet, having chosen to incarnate at this time, I am committed to joining other Star-Seeds in this region to help elevate the consciousness of our people around the world, particularly those here in Afraka.

Thus, no matter the pressure, I will continue to spread the light to those who have ears and eyes to see.
My purpose of writing and publishing this magazine is to expose the lies that have kept Afraka in darkness for ages. Deception transferred from parents to children from one generation to another generation.

When a lie is repeated over many years and passed down through generations, it can easily overshadow the truth. If the “actual truth” is not carefully preserved, it risks being lost forever. It is therefore crucial for the entire Afraka to come together as we once were and reconnect with their roots.

When I speak of “roots,” some misunderstand me, thinking I am advocating for juju worship or something evil. This misunderstanding comes from how our traditions and cultures were demonized by slave masters 400 years ago, leading many to reject their own heritage while embracing the ways of their oppressors. However, future editions of this magazine will reveal that our forefathers’ conflicts and choices were used as justification by the slave masters to demonize our spiritual paths (roughly 400 to 500 years ago, during a period of significant social and political upheaval in Afraka, the era of the offsprings and descendants of our wise ancestors’ generation).

They turned away from these traditions after years of internal strife, which created the conditions that colonizers later exploited. Understanding the full story, though often omitted from history books, will provide clarity on this part of our past.

So, on the issue of demonizing your ancestral heritage, I want to ask: Why do we continue to hold “white weddings”? Have you ever seen a white person participate in an African Traditional Marriage Rite? Why do we do both? In contrast, Chinese and Indian communities celebrate their own traditional marriage rites because they value, preserve, and protect their cultural identity. They understand that the white wedding is a Western tradition and refuse to be misled by it.
Anyway, this subject will be examined more fully in a separate edition.

I know many of you have held JESUS CHRIST and CHRISTIANITY so dear that you think Christianity is the way to heaven but sorry to burst your bubbles, things don’t appear as they seem.

THE COUNCIL OF NICAEA

The council was established to unite the religions of the three regions, which had previously been in constant conflict. It was organized for a select group of religious leaders and priests who came together to discuss ways to promote peace across these regions. Prior to this council, there were frequent clashes between the followers of the Messiah, known as Yehoshua, the adherents of Roman Paganism who worshiped Zeus, and the followers of Krishna in the East, alongside Egyptian sun worshippers and others. Each group sought dominance and control.

The purpose of the council was to foster unity among believers worldwide by bringing diverse religions and doctrines under a common framework. Before the reign of Emperor Constantine, early followers of Yehoshua faced severe persecution, including beheadings and being thrown to lions, for spreading his teachings. Historical records document the widespread suffering of Yehoshua’s followers, who revered him as a messenger and teacher. Yehoshua Ben Yosef, a Hebrew by birth, is described as having a dark complexion and curly hair typical of ancient Hebrews. The modern descendants do not necessarily reflect the original appearance of the Hebrews; click here to learn more about Yehoshua Ben Yosef.

The earliest followers of Yehoshua did not identify as Christians; they called themselves Messianic, recognizing him as the Messiah.
Thus the term Christian is from the word “Cretin” which was like an insult to the followers of Yehoshua.
However, what I found is quite amazing, if you research the word “Cretin”, you will find out that it is a French word.
From Swiss it’s called cretins, from Latin it’s Christianus which is the same as the Greek, the term was then translated to English as Christian, so the original definition goes thus; A Christian /Christianus/cretin/cretins:

(1) Highlighting the humanity of individuals despite their handicaps.
(2) A general term for “anyone,” often implying a sense of sympathy, like “poor fellow.”
Essentially, they were saying, “you poor fellow,” or when someone says, “I am a Christian,” they are indirectly referring to themselves as a “poor fellow.”

The false image of the Messiah; the depiction of Jesus Christ often seen today in churches, is actually based on the image of Caesar Borgia. The image on the left and the one on the right both represent Caesar Borgia, with the latter posing as Jesus. He was the son of Pope Alexander VI, who commissioned the artist Leonardo da Vinci, a close associate of his family, (and his sons' gay lover) to paint Caesar Borgia as Christ. Once the paintings were completed, Pope Alexander VI ordered Roman soldiers to destroy the original depictions of Yehoshua throughout the city, replacing them with images of his son. Additionally, the Holy Bible was appropriated and presented as a Christian document, though it contains ancient teachings conveyed through metaphors, allegories, and irony.

Apart from Caesar Borgia's depiction, there are many images of Jesus, each portrayed with different skin tones. This variation often reflects cultural biases: Americans depict Jesus with their own features, the British do the same, and similarly in Russia. This illustrates a lack of unity within Christianity, suggesting that its teachings of love and unity may not always align with its practice. Historically, Christianity was often used as a tool for control and conquest rather than purely for spiritual salvation. The question remains: will African Christians recognize this reality?

The Bible contains ancient Sun worship philosophies expressed through symbols and allegories that convey deeper truths. It also records a few real-life events involving ancient peoples and includes some teachings of Yehoshua and others, though many of these were later reshaped by the founders of Christianity.

Like the story of Mu, a continent once known as Lemuria that sank and is now buried beneath the Pacific Ocean, there was once a great civilization hidden under the sea. Similarly, Atlantis, which was submerged around 70,000 years ago, now lies beneath the Atlantic Ocean. These stories were later appropriated and distorted by the founders of Christianity, becoming part of the Noah’s Flood narrative in the Old Testament.

Consider the derivation of the term HOLY BIBLE: "holy" comes from the Egyptian word Helios, meaning “sun,” and "Bible" comes from the Greek word for “book.” Thus, the phrase HOLY BIBLE can be interpreted as “sun book.”

Many pagan holidays and festivals were also absorbed into Christianity. For example, December 25th was originally a pagan holiday in Egypt, celebrated by sun worshippers. Further exploration of sun worship will be discussed in another edition.

How about Easter, a term derived from the goddess Ishtar, the Babylonian deity of fertility? Originally, Easter celebrated Ishtar, associated with fertility and life. After Emperor Constantine convened the Council of Nicaea, the festival was adapted to symbolize the resurrection of Christ. Similarly, the parting of the waters/ocean by Moses in the Exodus story reflects a Kemetic tale of the golden lotus. You should research that.

For how long will Af'rakaits or Africans continue to remain in ignorance and deception? Consider the origin of the term “Christian,” which means “poor fellows”, an insult aimed at the followers of the Messiah. Are you still proud to identify as a Christian despite this? If so, you may be the type who sees the obvious truth so clearly yet chooses to follow falsehoods to protect their ego. Are you?
It is fine, this is not an evangelism, take all the time you need; the truth I share is meant to awaken you, not force you.

After Constantine established this new religion to unify existing religious movements, a name for their new messiah was devised. They debated for days and ultimately combined elements from the Egyptian sun god Horus, the Roman god Zeus, and the Indian sun god Krishna, forming “He' Zeus Krishna.” This was later translated into Latin as “Jeseus Christo” and into English as “JESUS CHRIST.” Thus, when Christians invoke the name JESUS, they are indirectly referencing Zeus, the chief god of the Roman Empire. I encourage you to conduct your own research to verify the evidence presented here.

IT IS TIME TO FACE THE TRUTH

People need to awaken their consciousness to the truth. Christianity has often instilled fear, exerted control, and shaped followers into unquestioning adherents, while only those who seek the truth can become true leaders.

The decline of Africa began when we turned away from our spirituality and labeled traditional healers as evil or demon worshipers. It is essential to recognize that there was no historical Jesus as commonly portrayed, and the term “Christian” can feel like a misrepresentation to followers of the Messiah. Africans should understand that Europeans used Christianity as a tool to control and exploit Africa, disconnecting people from their authentic selves, then colonized and steal their resources for their own gain, while their missionaries use Christianity to continuously pressure locals to focus on prayer and the afterlife, suggesting that this world is evil, their spirituality is evil and they do not belong to them. These claims are misleading. Reconnecting with your roots can lead to a spiritual awakening that reveals the truth.

What is even more tragic is that today, some of our own people pose as pastors and exploit Christianity to take advantage of fellow Africans, perpetuating the same patterns once imposed by colonial missionaries. While the original slave masters no longer need intermediaries, these leaders continue that legacy, enabling outsiders to profit while enriching themselves. They acquire private planes and luxurious lifestyles, all while their congregants, from whom they extract tithes and offerings, struggle in poverty. They promise heaven and paradise after death yet demand earthly payments that primarily benefit the church elite, including the head pastors.

POINTS TO GO HOME WITH:
Many widely circulated images of Jesus are based on Caesar Borgia, a man with a violent and immoral history, rather than the original Messiah. The Roman Church replaced the image of the original Messiah, who was Black, to promote a narrative in which biblical figures, including angels, appeared white, consolidating power over Black people.

Israel, as a modern political state, was established in 1948. Over time, the teachings of the original Hebrews were influenced and blended with ancient Babylonian religious practices, including those recorded in the Talmud. Many sites visited during pilgrimages were constructed later, as there was no country called Israel during the time of the Messiah. In this paper, I aim to share the message and provide insights that can elevate understanding and awareness.

How you use this knowledge is your choice, but always remember that knowledge dispels the shadows of ignorance.

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Love and Light, always…

Written by Knight Fredel

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