@truthwithpat: Kongo Christanity #christiantiktok

𝐍𝐀𝐓𝐄✞ :

This is wrong, they are from the Kingdom of Kongo

Gaven Falkner :

It's called the Ethiopian Bible if I'm correct right? I remember watching a video on it.

drinkawayyy :

Ethiopia built this when half of Europe was still pagan….

꧁ 𝓜𝓪𝓻𝓲𝓪 𝓢𝓪𝓷𝓬𝓱𝓮𝔃 ꧂ :

Very interesting! I’ll do more research on this.

Ralax :

Big smile on my face all through this. Praise Jesus

User60000 :

If you’re referring to King Nzinga a Nkuwu (sometimes spelled “Inzenga Anuku”), the ruler of the Kingdom of Kongo, he learned about Christianity through first contact with the Portuguese in the late 15th century.

🎀W007USER🎀 :

The music is making me nervous. Thank you for the message though

Lesley High :

As a teacher, I talk about this in World History.

🅰️sekho :

I remember my high school history teacher briefly mentioned this during class break! Thank you for bringing this back to light for me

reviewswithdd :

Omg I’m drained

l_yric :

Wow I’ve never heard of this! I wanna dig into this fr

Natalia🦋 :

thank you for sharing this brother! ❤️

✝️⚽️juju :

he wasn’t the first African king to convert, it was the ethophian king 2000 years ago. But this is still good information.

bob :

we all love this guy ✝️

ambrielle 🫦✨🩵🫧☁️🧚🪷 :

i love how educational this app can be.

Emmanuel🇨🇩🇿🇦 :

And Many Africans practice Christianity through our own cultures too — our languages, gospel styles, traditions, and communities all influence how we worship.

pure_epiphany69❌ :