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American Black Journal
The Bible is Black History
A new book is addressing the age old question about whether people of African descent were present in biblical history. “The Bible is Black History” explores DNA evidence and the work of historians and scientists to prove that black people were part of the Israelite community in the bible. Stephen Henderson talks to the book’s author, Dr. Theron Williams. Episode 4710/Segment 3
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