"The Independent Church of God of the Juda tribe of Israel: the Black Jews, As a fade from black to pure white" by Allan Wilson Cook, explores the history and religious identity of Black Hebrews. This meticulously prepared print edition delves into the intersection of African American religion and Judaism, examining the community's unique interpretation of the Old Testament. Cook's work sheds light on the cultural and religious experience of Black Jews, offering valuable insight into their faith and traditions. This book provides a historical record for those interested in religious studies, particularly the study of Judaism and its connections to the African American experience. Explore the complexities of religious identity and the historical context of the Black Hebrews in this important contribution to the study of American religious movements.

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