Lecture Notes on the Haitian Revolution and the Tribe of Levi

Introduction

• The lecture is led by Captain Isaac and Officer Labee, focusing on the history of the Haitian Revolution and its biblical connections.
• The title is "The Black Jacobins: The Truth About the Tribe of Levi."

Use of Modern Platforms

• Mention of using the Clubhouse app to disseminate teachings.
• Criticism from opposing groups trying to debunk their teachings.

Historical Context of the Tribe of Levi

• The Tribe of Levi, known today as the Haitians, played a significant role historically and biblically.
• Once held a sacred role, tasked with teaching God's laws (Malachi 2:4-7, Ezekiel 44:23).
• Notable Levites: Phineas, John the Baptist, Ezra, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Samuel.
• Levi cities were established as special zones for the Levites as they had no land inheritance (Numbers 35:2-7, Joshua 13:33).

Downfall of the Tribe

• Tribes fell into idolatry and sin, leading to curses (Malachi 2:1-3).
• The curse was symbolically illustrated by the current conditions in Haiti, including poverty and reliance on voodoo (Malachi 2:3).

Biblical Prophecies

• Genesis 49:5-7 speaks on Simeon and Levi's cruelty, which is interpreted as voodoo and witchcraft in Haiti and DR.
• They are described as being divided geographically and culturally (language and social differences between Haiti and DR).

Historical Parallels

• Historical events, such as the Parsley Massacre and other conflicts, parallel biblical stories like those in Judges 12.

Economic Challenges

• Economic oppression and exploitation by foreign powers (Deuteronomy 28:33, 43, 48).
• The Code Noir and its implications for Haitian slavery and Catholic conversion.

Haitian Revolution

• The role of leaders like Toussaint Louverture, Dessalines, and Christophe in gaining independence in 1801.
• The influence of voodoo as spiritual warfare during the revolution.
• Haiti's historical impact on the fight for independence in Latin America.

Modern Implications

• Current economic exploitation: rice exports, gold mining, and iridium deposits being controlled by foreign interests.
• The political and social issues resulting from historical exploitation and foreign interference.

Spiritual Insight

• Call to return to spiritual roots and laws of God (Isaiah 52:1-2, Sirach 39:26).
• Encouragement to embrace biblical teachings as guidance for liberation and unity.

Conclusion

• Despite historical struggles, the lecture emphasizes the spiritual and historical significance of the Tribe of Levi.
• Reflects on the power of unity and adherence to biblical teachings in overcoming oppression.