“Race, Religion, and Racism Pt. 5B” by Dr. Frederick K.C. Price is a profound 5-CD set that delves into critical aspects of Israel’s history, the transatlantic slave trade, and the struggle for civil rights. Here are the key points covered in this enlightening series:

1. True Origin of Israel and the Jewish People:

   • Biblical Insights: Dr. Price explores the scriptural foundations to reveal the genuine origin of the nation of Israel and the Jewish lineage.
   • Historical References: He draws from noted historical sources, shedding light on Israel’s roots.

2. The Captivities of Israel and Scattering:

   • In-Depth Exploration: Dr. Price expounds on the various captivities that Israel experienced throughout its history.
   • Resulting Peoples: These captivities led to the emergence of diverse peoples, scattered far beyond the Holy Land.
   • Geographical Dispersion: Descendants of Abraham found themselves in regions spanning Europe, the Middle East, and the east, north, and west coasts of Africa.

3. Racism and the Transatlantic Slave Trade:

   • Consequence of Slavery: Dr. Price addresses how racism became entrenched due to the transatlantic slave trade.
   • Perversion of Dominion: The misuse of power and dominion led to racial divisions and discrimination.

4. Historical Perspectives:

   • African Kings and Slavery: Dr. Price discusses the posture of African kings toward those sold into slavery.
   • Declaration of Independence: Why slavery was not removed from the Declaration of Independence despite its ideals.
   • Founding Fathers and Slavery: The complex relationship between the founding fathers, slavery, and their vision for America.

5. Citizenship and the Kingdom of God:

   • Distinction: Dr. Price draws a clear line between earthly citizenship and citizenship within the Kingdom of God.

6. Champions of Abolition and Civil Rights:

   • Hall of Fame: Dr. Price highlights abolitionists who courageously spoke out against slavery.
   • Civil Rights Leaders: The fight for Black Americans’ rights and equality.

In summary, “Race, Religion, and Racism Pt. 5B” provides a thought-provoking exploration of history, faith, and social justice, emphasizing the need for understanding and reconciliation.