#xhosa

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Molo people ! Now, how I wish and want you to both read and understand the below. This article will try its best to give my own personal understanding of God, at this given point and time of my life. In

The thing about African proverbs is their strong ties to the earth and its animals, they give an almost endless stream of life lessons and learning - often observed throughout the doing of daily tasks

After a short introduction, comes a list of a few of the surviving words from the New Testament. These words where attempted to be translated at some point in time from Bantu (probably what is today known

So, who are these two entities? Alcohol and Tobacco, yes they are indeed spirits, which when your body gets used to will come to depend and rely on, on a regular basis... Dont think so? Do continue on

A 73,000-year-old (I know very specific hey :) line design, according to experts, could have had special meaning for its makers. Whatever that phrasing means, according to the writers of science news magazine,

I must admit, this has been hard to grasp. But this is the truth nonetheless. Romans and Greeks started calculating time after the equinoxes, but the Ancient Africans has always had a different way of

As the backbone of this post, I did frequent a book written by a certain Pastor Henry Callaway (1817-90), author of The Religious System of the Amazulu (1868). It serves the majority source in finding

Forces of evil, forces of good, only God remains the same, Glorious He cannot be fully understood. In this world nor in the next, His depth is beyond all He is The Great Fall, Immaculate - He leaves us

When roaming the internet for ancient African proverbs, I came across these, produced by (mostly) Africans now situated in various parts of the world, but off course, people that until recently lived in

Word of the Month (1) The Lord Nkosi - So NiNi Nkosana - Manwele For future posts in this series, Word of the Month ! Guess what ? Were gonna keep looking up words in African versions (mostly Izibhalo

You know the term sackcloth and ashes ? Well, its African... a very very very very African term. . . ....sackcloth and ashes anyone? Please crosscheck verses in: Genesis 37,24; Job 16,14; Lamentations

This is a continuation of Xhosa words for everyday Life, this is part 3 THE WRITING ON THE WALL....The Language of the Black Panther !? Time for part 3, and now we are approaching the more complicated

Now, lets look at some more Xhosa words, for your (and my) edification, in these African Biblical studies. If words start to get complicated, go back to the first lesson and repeat words, or contact me

Learning a language is difficult. Everybody who studied a language in the past knows that. You might not only come across letters or words, which are virtually impossible to pronounce for you, sentence

You want learn how to pray in one of the oldest languages in the world (linguists and etymologists can say whatever they want) Then look no further, Xhosa, one of the Bantus languages from souther Africa

Ukuvavanya Kulo mhlaba, kukho abantu abathandwa kakhulu ngabantu, bezukiswe kwaye bekulindeleke ngokulangazela. Akunakho ukufunyanwa, ukuhanjelwa okugulayo, ixesha elide lingafunyanwa ... Mhlawumbi abazityebi,

🍃 🍃 🌹 🌹 🍃 🍃 🍃 🍃 UF A M A M U M A M 🍃 🍃 🌹 🌹 🍃 🍃 🍃 🍃 🌙🍃 5⃣ INDLELA OYAFUNA UKUZIWA NGAYO NGESUKU LOKUPHILA * 🕌🌴 1VUVULA UKUBA UKUYA _🍃 Ku-Abdullah ibn Umar radhiallahu 'anhuma, wathi,

1856 was a bad year for some of the Xhosa tribes. It was about three years after the 8th Frontier War - one of the most severe. Their lands had been taken by the British, drought had withered their crops,

By 1770 the Trekboer reached the Visrivier where for the first time the white man and black man of Africa came face to face with each other. Around 1779, cattle theft by Xhosas forced the Trekboers from