JETHRO the Patriarch of the Panafricanism Spirituality

The interpretation of the Bible from a Eurocentric perspective has had a significant impact on religious studies. This interpretation often depicts biblical characters as white and of European descent, which distorts historical accuracy and perpetuates a narrow and exclusionary view of the Bible. It is necessary to challenge this Eurocentric lens and embrace a multicultural perspective to promote a more inclusive and accurate understanding of biblical figures and events. This approach allows for a richer exploration of the ancient world and a more comprehensive interpretation of the Bible. Additionally, it fosters cultural understanding and appreciation, encouraging a more diverse and inclusive academic discourse. For a long time, Eurocentric interpretations and biases have distorted the way Africa perceives biblical history. However, a new era of critical studies is shedding light on the black presence in the Bible and highlighting the significant role that Africans played in the Old Testament, the Hebrew Bible, and the New Testament. Jethro, the patriarch of Pan-Africanism, explores key passages that celebrate their presence. By rediscovering this ancient heritage, individuals of African descent can find a sense of inclusiveness and reconciliation within the pages of the Bible.