Sons of God vs Sons of Man video breakdown

The culture, the descendants and the pyramid shaped tombs of the Kings and Queens of the Southern Nile Valley's ancient Ethiopian Kushite Kingdom called Nubia, still exist just as it did thousands of years ago in Moroe Sudan.  The evidence of the past is written in stone and buried in ancient African masonry; the people still call themselves Kushites just as biblically, southern Ethiopia is characterized as "Cush". Cush is one of the first male characters mentioned in Genesis 2:13, both Cush and Havilah are mentioned first in Genesis 2:12; Havilah is described in Genesis 10:7 as one of the five sons of Cush (Ethiopia). So Cush is obviously first. (Notice after the writer mentions the sons of Cush,  Genesis 10:8 states "Cush begot Nimrod"; there is a difference between sons born of a nations and sons begotten. These are the type of details we explore in our studies.

Adam was "taken" from the land of Cush and put in the garden of Eden, to till the land and tend the cash crops and livestock; Adam was forbidden with a death threat from the fruits of knowledge; because knowledge is the emancipating power that makes man "like God" knowing the truth, which is having faith without doubt a true believer will have whatever they pray for. and so unfit to be a slave. In Genesis 10:6, Cush is described as the first son of Ham, who is the son of Noah and father of the four African nations including "Mizraim" which is the Arabic word for Egypt, "Put" who represents the decency of the Berbers of Lybia and westward, and "Canaan" the offspring African nation north eastern of Egypt. The Bible writer establishing that these characters represent African nations that would become servants of servant, the fugitives and vagabonds, ​

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