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THE CAROLINIAN RALEIGH. N. C„ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1968 22 NEGRO HISTORY BAFFLER BY NEGRO PRESS INTERNATIONAL This week’s baffler will take off In a new direction, testing your knowledge of the Negro’s role in the Bible. It will al so examine your understanding of the Bible’s stand on slavery and human rights. Many people wrongly assume that Negroes arenot represent ed in the Bible. Not so. Not only are persons of African descent prominently mention ed in the Holy Scriptures, but the main characters of the Bi ble from Abraham and Mos es to the Apostles of the New Testament -- were undoubted!', of much darker hue than the} are often represented as being. Ethiopia, a country in Afri ca, is frequently ' vitioned in the Bible, for exampb . Get 8-10 right in thi mul tiple-choice quiz, and ynu’m a specialist on the Bible and the Negro. Sixtoeight; 4 'its makes you an average scholar. Here’s the quiz: 1. One of the Old Id stai ent’s major prophets mar: md art Ethiopian woman. His bt »her and sister complained iK ut it, and were called to task b' the Lord for doing so. The pro phet was: . A. Uriah; B. Nebemiah; s . Moses 2. Another prophet wa s thrown into : pit 01 . sying the doom of Jerusab ■ . An Ltiiiopian official named Ebed-melech was responsil'ln for getting him out and savinc his life. The prophet was: A. Theodore; B. .Temmiah; C. Moses. 3. Noah had three sons, each of whom was said to have , X -VX XXX X*, + from all vour friends at frenn Electric Co. 404 GLENWOOD AVE. 833-3405 RALEIGH, N C. Impotted MacNAUGHTON CANADIAN WHISKY vmtm mat •t nm ein«* bieno •86 8 phoof © schekiey imports co. ny. * » settled in different parts of the world after the flood. The son who went to Africa was: A. Ham; B. Shem; C. Jepheth. 4. The Queen of Sheba, said to have been from Ethiopia, came to Jerusalem to test the wisdom of which King: A. Richard; B. Cole; C. Sol omon. 5. Which prophet declar ed; “Are ye not as the chil dren of Ethiopia unto me, O children of Israel?” A. Amos; B, Andy; C. King fish. 6. In which book of the Bible does it say: “Princes shall come out of Egypt; Ethio pia shall soon stretch out her hands unto God"’’ V. Palms; B. Psalms; C. Ethiopians. 7. The U. S. Constitution stipulates that runaway slaves are to be returned to their mas ters (Article IV, Sec. 1). What doe. the Bible have to say about this.” A. It directs that runaway slaves must be hung from a tree. B. It agrees with the Consti tution. C. It forbids the return of a runaway slave to his master. 8. Egypt, from which the children of Israel were deliv • red from bondage, is in which continent? A. Europe; B. Africa; C.Sin ai. :). Genesis 9:22 reports that Ham , one of Noah’s sons, made light of his father for lying uncovered within ills tent after gettirv drunk. Ham’s son, Canaan, was cursed and de ck- red to be his brothers’ ser vant. The meaning of this story Is unclear, but what use has been made of it in the United States? A. It has been used by South ern whites and some Northern ers to defend the enslavement and alleged “cursedness” of the black man, said to have been descended from Ham. B. It has been used to show that ham is not safe to eat If it lies uncovered in a tent for three days. C. It has been used to show the bad examples father sets in getting drunk in his children’s presence. 10. Slavery was tolerated in the Bible, but It was unlike cam nrdc rnnn «mo«snus «« biountst oANUtKo rUKU t ° y ° uandy ° urs v««w| I i p i 1 A BRAND NEW WAY OF SAYING "MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU” j ... WITH A ’’WORLD'S LOWEST PRICE" ON A BRAND NEW 1966 FORD GMMIE “500’'_ H OOTSE.ATO AMMO 1 |MMM CAtblfl ss; Sales Representative Sale*. 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