15 Minutes with the Captains

Introduction

• Hosts: Captain Josiah and Officer Abraham
• Topic: Discussion about King James
  • Addressing misconceptions about King James being white, homosexual, or into witchcraft.

Initial Scripture and Interpretation

• Revelation 12:15
  • The serpent (representing deception) casts out water as a flood (lies) to mislead the nation of Israel.
  • Lies include misconceptions about King James to discredit the Bible among Israelites.

Historical Context

• The Negro Question by Lee Cummings
  • Claims King James was from a line of Black Scottish Stuart Kings.
  • Stuarts ruled several European regions for over a thousand years during the Dark Ages.

Biblical References

• 1 Corinthians 4:1
  • Reference to King James as a 'steward' indicating faithfulness.
• Etymology of 'Steward'
  • Old English term for a house guardian or high state officer.

Misconceptions about King James

• Lack of Artifacts
  • King James' reluctance to sit for portraits, leading to few authentic images.
• Ruddy Complexion
  • Misunderstanding—ruddy in context of Hebrews refers to dark skin.

Evidence of King James' Descent

• References to King James’ descendants like Charles II being called "Black Boy" due to dark skin.
• Historical records and coins depicting King James as a Black man.

Misconception: Homosexuality

• Leviticus 18:22
  • Condemnation of homosexuality, would not make sense if King James were homosexual.
• Character Reference
  • Rumors started by Sir Anthony Weldon out of spite.
  • King James fathered 8 children, indicating heterosexual orientation.
• Basilicon Doron
  • King James advised his son against effeminacy and fornication.

Misconception: Witchcraft

• Exodus 22:18
  • Bible verse against witchcraft present in King James’ authorized version.
• Demonology by King James
  • Book argues against witchcraft and explains its severe punishment.

Conclusion

• King James was neither white, homosexual, nor a practitioner of witchcraft.
• Lesson aims to correct misconceptions and affirm King James’ legacy as a steward of the Bible.

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• Encouragement for Israelites to embrace their heritage and reject lies.
• Final blessings and call to action for the community.