Who are the Eʋe (Ewe) People?

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  • Опубликовано: 13 янв 2025

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  • @brightohene2804
    @brightohene2804 10 месяцев назад +8

    Amazing, wonderful teaching, you are a great teacher

  • @PsalmsPoetic
    @PsalmsPoetic Год назад +28

    Great lesson my sister. Thank you. I'm black American, and a decedent of slaves. I'm not sure if my ancestors are Ewe, or Igbo but I do know we are Israelites as well. The biblical narrative confirms it. It's wonderful to feel a connection with my people on the continent of Africa through the bible. May the Most High bless and keep you.

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  Год назад +3

      Beautiful! Thank you too my brother.

    • @emilysky4214
      @emilysky4214 Год назад +1

      Most AA almost 60% have Igbo ancestry and some lemba and other.

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  Год назад +3

      @emilysky4214 That’s not true. 60% of AA have not taken a DNA ancestry test. Besides, One of the points of disembarkation of the captives in the US was Virginia/Chesapeake. 24% of the African captives were brought through this location. Out of that number, approximately 30% were Igbo. The other place where Igbos were disembarked in the US was Louisiana/Mississippi Delta, 6% only.

    • @emilysky4214
      @emilysky4214 Год назад

      @@hebrewtheblackman it’s not about a dna test it’s about the number of Igbo slaves brought to America. Based on those numbers and the locations the possible descendants let’s not forget breedings. The majority came from calabar igboland many were brought to the Caribbean to be broken and shipped to mainland. Many of the slavers also requested Igbo because of how they worked. It’s a horrible history so a huge percentage of AA have Igbo ancestry that’s fact. Some were also native to the place and that’s an entire story on hidden facts. So no no dna there just slavery facts. Remember Igbo landing? slavers had preferences. Same as the islands Jamaica and many smaller islands Ashanti Igbo Yoruba etc. Igbo specifically foods like Akra and west African foods and celebrations are woven into the culture.

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  Год назад +1

      What is your point?

  • @narn3904
    @narn3904 Год назад +32

    I have been researching this for years going down dead end paths. My mind was cleared when I read Mawuli’s books. I am a white Australian and this is the real truth for today not the distraction and subterfuge everywhere else.

    • @Themetrixmedi
      @Themetrixmedi Год назад +4

      If I may ask why do you want to know about this people soo much please

    • @therealniggabruh
      @therealniggabruh 9 месяцев назад +4

      May The Most High continue to bless you abundantly

    • @johnym1
      @johnym1 8 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@Themetrixmedi curiosity and the search to understand and get knowledge. I myself would love to know more about this. So much information has been hidden. This is just incredible.

    • @lilianflynn198
      @lilianflynn198 7 месяцев назад

      Do you speak Ewe?

    • @donny1868
      @donny1868 3 месяца назад

      😂😂😂 funny dudes everywhere

  • @godheadwallen
    @godheadwallen 10 месяцев назад +6

    I AM FROM JAMAICA.WOULD YOU BE SO KIND ENOUGH TO DO A LECTURE ON THE TRIBE OF GAD ?

  • @AliceDuvor
    @AliceDuvor Год назад +4

    God bless you for sharing

  • @lighting7508
    @lighting7508 11 месяцев назад +6

    I’m ewe but born in UK so I have absolutely no language skills. Hope I find a quiet moment in my life to learn it

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  11 месяцев назад

      We have an online class. Email me at lindaadzanku@gmail.com

    • @donewell7427
      @donewell7427 9 месяцев назад

      But I'm sure you have an Ewé name!

  • @geraldojesusoliveira1659
    @geraldojesusoliveira1659 14 дней назад +2

    Shalom Seyram, Saudações israelitas desde o Brazil.Temos um judeu Asquenazi aqui no Brazil, que esteve na Nigéria e ele descobriu que a maioria dos escravizados que vieram para o Estado onde vivo(Rio de Janeiro)é oriundo do povo Igbo, você tem como confirmar se é real?porque veio muitos de Angola e Moçambique também. Shalom Seyram, fique firme, estou aprendendo muito com você.

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  14 дней назад

      From what I have found, the majority of our kin who were taken to Brazil were under the banner of Yoruba, this includes the Eʋe people who were taken in great numbers. The Igbo may have also very well been categorized under Yoruba due to the close proximity and relatedness.

  • @emefaamegavi9258
    @emefaamegavi9258 Год назад +10

    This is who we are, proud Ewe. The Asante's and Ga in Ghana too.

  • @ericedudzi6267
    @ericedudzi6267 Год назад +5

    Great vedio, love you dear...

  • @patriciabiga6771
    @patriciabiga6771 Год назад +2

    Great work done my sister . Waiting to hear more from you

  • @TheoOklu
    @TheoOklu Год назад +5

    Good work done. To God be the glory

  • @mykhaElsankofa7012
    @mykhaElsankofa7012 Год назад +7

    I always love your insights Sister Seyram ❤❤❤😊

  • @edinamhinson1038
    @edinamhinson1038 Год назад +4

    Thank you so much for this davi Seyram, this is so informative! I've shared and am eagerly searching through your other videos. God bless you for all your efforts to put this up! #ewepride #ewepeople #knowingthetruth

  • @nhavottaesmith7388
    @nhavottaesmith7388 5 месяцев назад +3

    Brought tears to my eyes. My entire life reading scriptures I knew it was about me, somehow and intrinsically. Although Classified as AA my ancestry is heavy Cameroon and Congo/Nigeria. Prior to this I’ve automatically sought out Hebrew translation of scripture on my own, since a teenager. Our God is faithful and truly a great Father to the fatherless (diaspora). Many Blessings to you for allowing His will to be yours in sharing The Truth.
    Sincerely,

  • @mrmillz
    @mrmillz Год назад +4

    Fantastic video that I will be sharing 🙏🏾

  • @Ewenyawo_tv
    @Ewenyawo_tv Год назад +5

    Great presentation,❤️

  • @orlandomensah
    @orlandomensah 10 месяцев назад +4

    I knew it. I know there's a relationship between ewes and Judah tribe. I've always felt it growing up and more especially when I also saw the tribe of Judah called Israeli viwo group in church depicting the dressing, dancing and way of worship in church. The Israeli children group from my church always sings songs such as "when we get to Canan, we will fit in our long robes and we'll prepare to meet God in heaven." Anyway, my name is Judah and my mother gave me the name through revelation in her dream. I love Yesu Kristo and Mawuga.

  • @user-hy4xz1qt9h
    @user-hy4xz1qt9h Год назад +16

    Funny. I was looking at words that a similar btween Igbo, Yotuba, Edo and Ewe. I noticed that in the eve language they have "Tata" for father which rand a Bell, Tata N'zambie from south africa. This is 100% the tribe of Juda that went to the Northern Kingdom to escape the "Romans" in South Africa
    Ewe dialects
    Some coastal and southern dialects of Ewe include Aŋlɔ, Tongu (Tɔŋu), Avenor, Dzodze, and Watsyi. Some inland dialects indigenously characterized as Ewedomegbe include: Ho, Kpedze, Hohoe, Peki, Kpando, Aveme, Liati, Fódome, Danyi, and Kpele.
    many of those words look bantoid to me. this is the tribe of Judah form the southern Kingdom

  • @timewithtorks
    @timewithtorks Год назад +2

    Thanks so much for sharing this. Very informative

  • @tronudaniel
    @tronudaniel Год назад +7

    Thank you so much. Couldn't be more proud to be an EWE. GOD BLESS YOU.

  • @emmanuelyevo3867
    @emmanuelyevo3867 Год назад +2

    Thank you for your teaching very deep.

  • @apostlecurtislouisakascmfoy
    @apostlecurtislouisakascmfoy Год назад +15

    Thank you for this teaching 🙏 our people need this.

  • @alanrobertson2952
    @alanrobertson2952 Год назад +9

    According to African Ancestry I belong to Ewe/Eve tribe through my paternal line, great lesson indeed peace & blessings..........

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  Год назад +1

      Awesome 👏🏾 feel free to connect

    • @philominaasase6832
      @philominaasase6832 Год назад +3

      Welcome home❤ I am Ewe too. Try and learn the language and you will see what she is teaching is true. Only the language will help you.

    • @wisdomblasu8279
      @wisdomblasu8279 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@hebrewtheblackmancan I have your contact?

  • @mensahklutse8671
    @mensahklutse8671 Год назад +4

    Sister seyram thank you

  • @jacqueonassismec3430
    @jacqueonassismec3430 8 месяцев назад +3

    Thanks so much dear, very educative

  • @abavoralbert6381
    @abavoralbert6381 Год назад +9

    I thank you so much for your life and the wonderful words about the Ewe tribe.I come from KETA and I can tell you that I know the Tribe that I come from. Its through the revelation of the Holy Spirit and the family that I belong to. May God bless you and your family Amen 🙏

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  Год назад

      Thank you 🙏🏾

    • @lilianflynn198
      @lilianflynn198 7 месяцев назад +1

      My mum from WOE about 3 miles from Keta tried to teach us the Ewe history ❤

  • @kennadjaho2480
    @kennadjaho2480 7 месяцев назад +4

    On point my dear sister 🎉

  • @jaygray1596
    @jaygray1596 Год назад +8

    Shalom Queen Thank you for this great information I Learn more about our Hebrew Ancestry From You.) My Ancestors was taken From the Motherland to America So we lost a lot of our Hebrew Ancestry because of the Oppressor, So we had to research our History the best way we could.) So thanks again Queen Shalom

  • @believemens7672
    @believemens7672 Год назад +5

    God bless you

  • @marcusdotse1441
    @marcusdotse1441 9 месяцев назад +4

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @worllando.official.youtube
    @worllando.official.youtube Год назад +7

    Great one, there might be more hidden history beyond this research.
    Kudos to this effort though 👍

  • @marcusdotse1441
    @marcusdotse1441 9 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you so much. I’ve a bit knowledge but this is deep revelation ❤

  • @WinstonBoldewijn
    @WinstonBoldewijn 4 месяца назад +1

    Dear sister I enjoyed your story and your way of telling. It's very sooting.

  • @normahamilton2985
    @normahamilton2985 Год назад +4

    Jasher is a phenomenal book. Every Yehudym should read it. It’s online.

  • @BigBrightK
    @BigBrightK Год назад +3

    Thanks so much. Please I need the pdf.

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  Год назад

      Sure. Connect with me on fb messenger or instagram. I’m Seyram Adzanku

  • @kingdenzel777
    @kingdenzel777 Год назад +11

    If the Eve People are Judah and they are also located in Southwestern Nigeria wouldn't that include the Yoruba people as Judah ?

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  Год назад +6

      The Eʋes recognize the Yoruba people as their relatives, however there is more evidence that supports an Ephraimite ancestry of the Yoruba than of Judah. The same can be seen with the Gadangme who are of both Gad and Dan but are also recognized as relatives of the Eʋe people.

    • @kingdenzel777
      @kingdenzel777 Год назад +3

      @@hebrewtheblackman Okay I get it now,
      I was told that Judah is among the Yoruba people and that it's the Egba, Owu, & Oyo People while the rest of them are Ephramites.
      Can you do a video on Yoruba people being Ephraim ?

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  Год назад +3

      @@kingdenzel777 I don’t know about that. But Zion Dynasty does a good job bringing out the Yoruba-Ephraim evidence. Check him out.

    • @kingdenzel777
      @kingdenzel777 Год назад +1

      @@hebrewtheblackman So are you saying the Egba, Owu, & Oyo are not Judah ?

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  Год назад +2

      @kingdenzel777 No, I’m saying I don’t know. I haven’t researched them nor have I come across any research about them. I really just don’t know. I tend to stick with the Eʋe because I am qualified to speak on the Eʋe. I am unqualified to speak on Egba, Owu and Oyo.

  • @kingdenzel777
    @kingdenzel777 Год назад +11

    Thank you for the video
    I appreciate it i actually have partial Benin/Togo 🇧🇯🇹🇬 Roots but most of ancestry comes from Ghana🇬🇭 & Nigeria🇳🇬.

    • @Richesfam
      @Richesfam Год назад +3

      Ghana Togo no difference. All the same

    • @Agboka
      @Agboka 7 месяцев назад +2

      ruclips.net/video/OMIObcMzH0Q/видео.htmlsi=_GLt37jM4UlSWFHK
      There was no Ghana nor Nigeria at the time so if you're between Ghana and Nigeria, then your people might have been picked from the ''Slave Coast.

  • @dodziemawuenyegah8687
    @dodziemawuenyegah8687 6 месяцев назад +2

    Excellent

  • @ManuelAkaho777
    @ManuelAkaho777 Год назад +4

    Thank you Sis

  • @jazzythoughts-maat-ra
    @jazzythoughts-maat-ra Год назад +4

    🙏🏾

  • @peterhenry5484
    @peterhenry5484 8 месяцев назад +2

    Thanks vry much Madam ❤am proud to be Ewe 🎉

  • @soglowisdomsegun7915
    @soglowisdomsegun7915 10 месяцев назад +2

    Wow this is Amazing 😍

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  10 месяцев назад +1

      Glad you like it. Please like, share and subscribe 🤝🏾

  • @whiteriverbiblecollege416
    @whiteriverbiblecollege416 9 месяцев назад +2

    This is also the teachings of Ravi Akwetey Amaah... What is needed is bold steps and declarations from African governments and christian clergy to make these teachings compulsory in public in schools. Hebrews or Isralites are all over Africa....Jews (not exclusively Ewes) are all over in Africa from Sudan to South Africa

    • @orlandomensah
      @orlandomensah 5 месяцев назад +3

      São tamé and principé have Ewe decent. They were enslaved from West Africa Togo during the colonization, then Togo was divided into two, where we were separated from our people by this masters. Many Ewes are also in the Caribbean. The Hebrew people. Anlo ewe gbe - You will write Ewe language.

  • @agbenenetour
    @agbenenetour Год назад +4

    is it possibl to have your number. i am EWE from Togo

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  Год назад +5

      Please connect with me via Facebook messenger or Instagram. I am Seyram Adzanku on both.

  • @robertkwadzoabofra2846
    @robertkwadzoabofra2846 Год назад +6

    Human communities are forced to disperse by environmental and other factors. Their languages, customs and traditions get modified as they flee and interact with other people. Our various ethnic groups today are thus deviations from what they used to be say 1000 years ago. We should take this into consideration as we critique this information. A look at Ewe, Yoruba and Igbo customs and traditions are enough to tell you that they are from the same source many years ago.

  • @ReubenKudzo
    @ReubenKudzo Год назад +5

    This is true stories the Ewes knows who they are up to today

  • @NathanielKornu-q5q
    @NathanielKornu-q5q Год назад +2

    Very interested

  • @stanleysamtu8809
    @stanleysamtu8809 3 месяца назад +2

    The "E" is an article. It can be found in Ezi (chair), Efiè (monkey), Eto (ear/mountain, river etc.). It is the same as "A" an article in nouns like Agba (plate, load etc), Ati (tree), Afe (house), Agbe (life). So Vegbeto, Veawo (Ve people) , Vegba (plate of Ve people). Vekonou (tradition of Ve people). My little tought.

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  3 месяца назад

      Great! Thanks for your input.

    • @globalcetzen5271
      @globalcetzen5271 3 месяца назад +1

      @stanleysamtu8809
      Thanks for sharing 😊
      I’ll add a few… “E” as an article…Edzo (Fire)… Ewo (the number 10 or multiples of 10)….Etre’ (Calabash)
      Ekpo…(Oven)…Ewo’(Any type of flour or grain meal)….Ehe( knife)
      Ekpe(Stone/pebble)
      “A” as an article…Agbadze ( Erveh wooden winnowing sieve)

  • @sistahleah2025
    @sistahleah2025 Год назад +3

    PRAISE YAH CREATOR ❤❤❤❤

  • @paulametepey347
    @paulametepey347 8 месяцев назад +1

    Hello you did one mistake Ewe didn't setted in nigerian they rather setted in egypt before spread to the other country and over Lord is in ghana which is the Anlo kingdom

  • @samnotice8394
    @samnotice8394 5 месяцев назад +1

    You are on point my sister 100%

  • @giftyford2332
    @giftyford2332 8 месяцев назад +1

    The Ewe/Eve people did not stretch from the coast of Accra. When the Ga and the Ewe settled in modern day Ghana, there were indigenous people there called Guans. They were living along the Coast and even in the forests area. The land was taken from them and were driven Away. Because they are peaceful people, they didn't fight back.

  • @sidvicious647
    @sidvicious647 Год назад +1

    Prince Akeems Servant in the Movie "Coming to America " is Seme !!! I KNEW that the character's were supposed to be Yisraelites without anybody saying it !!

  • @bofloa
    @bofloa 8 месяцев назад +1

    in the case of levi, the tetragramaton is LVY but in Eve translation the Y is lost, explain? and also Jacob case YAKB which you translated in Eve Ya Ko be and you translate it to Yah Hide You. this where I have problem with the translation, because Jacob and Esau were named by God not by the parent before they were born. and base on what God told Rebecca he said the last will be first.
    if Eve/Ewe are part of Yoruba enclaves you should be able to translate Jacob name to mean exactly what the lord call him. YAKB => "oYa aKo Bi" this what its in Yoruba to by pass birth right which is exact what Jacob did. in the case of Levi Yoruba translation is simple to pacify is to bring Joy ore peace LVY => "Lo Va aYo" in modern Yoruba you can say "Lo Wa aYo" the W and V can interchange that is why we stil name child as LAYO, DAYo or Lo Da Ayo"
    ESW=> translated by european as Esau, in Yoruba Language when a child is born with Hairy body the say "Aluso" or "wo eWu" => also can be "eWu"=> "Aso" "Eyi So eWu" meaning Hairy clothes "So"=>" Wo" ADM
    when God create Adam he made him out of what? Clay, in Yoruba Clay=> "AMO" and create in Yoruba we say "Ada" let put it in setence => "Ada aMo"= >" Ada pelu Amo (modern)" created with clay .. no lost letter
    Eve=> was created from Adam rib, what is rib in Yoruba language ?, depending on the dialect, some will say "IWA" note that V and W are interchange able "IWA=IVA" in Yoruba we don't have letter C what sound as C is SH so let rewrite the tetragrammaton SHWH, Adam described Eve as been made from is rib ="She iWa Ha" Eni Va oRe" we can see from my previous translation above that V/W are use interchangeable so "Eni Wa oRe" oRe mean inYoruba Far place , "Wa"=> to come and "Eni"=> person
    "Eni Va oRe"=> person from far region
    Note in my translation Yoruba language put deeper meaning to this. and don't forget that Ewe are also member of Yoruba speaking people.
    Jacob later became Ysrael =>YSRL how did he get the name, he fought with an angel and overcome, let us write in full sentence ="oYa aKo Bi"-" Se Ri elu"=>YSRL, the SRL=>"Se Ri eLu" => "To become victorious over the angel" and the Y=> is from YAKB(oYa aKo Bi).

  • @Ki.m.b
    @Ki.m.b 3 месяца назад +2

    The Hebrew name Eliakim Origin:Hebrew. Meaning:God will establish; God rises. Eliakim is a Hebrew name meaning “God will establish” or “God rises.” This name appears multiple times in the Bible
    This same name is among the Ewes as Elikem with same meaning as God will Establish.
    Elikem is the actual original phonitics pronunciation of the name Eliakim - God will Establish.
    Thus in the Bible Èʋe/r.i/ or Hebrews were just hated by all people they come across because they were they the tribe that are name after the name of Yaʋeh or Yaweh. Search carefully and you will realize that in even in Ghana these people are hated by most tribes. If you ask them why , there is no explanation.

    • @eyakoklu6490
      @eyakoklu6490 3 месяца назад

      I recently stumbled on this too

  • @robertkwadzoabofra2846
    @robertkwadzoabofra2846 Год назад +2

    Torgbui Agorkorli was unusually provoked by our ancestors who were his kinsmen. In Ewe what we speak ie "word" is "ya" or "nya". My grand uncle was called Yator. It can mean plaintiff or property of Ya, ie Mawutor (God's property) Obviously, our people knew God as Yah or Yahweh. Our customs and traditions are baffling. To God be the glory.

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  Год назад

      Thanks for your contribution. Check out the “Mawu AYA” video. 😎

  • @ericedudzi6267
    @ericedudzi6267 9 месяцев назад

    On the Name Levi = our elders will do divination to know what you are here to do ,so because of this they name their children to exemplifie what he or she was born to fulfill..

  • @kyerewaaesther1789
    @kyerewaaesther1789 Год назад

    Pls I want to know the name of the wicked king

  • @MsAriabll
    @MsAriabll Год назад +1

    Thank you Sista. You have done well.
    I'm surprised at the reaction by some of the descendants that were carried away.
    They feel the need to justify themselves to prove the black pot is a black pot.
    It doesn't matter. If you are of the seed you can't change that. If you are not of the seed you can't change that either.
    This is a very good teaching and I appreciate it. I will leave it up to our Father to gather His children from the 4 corners of the Earth.
    I was raised in a Christian home in the US, but I couldn't honestly say I believed the Bible fully in my heart. So I walked away. Now I understand why.
    I went to Ghana 3 times looking for what Africa believed before the slave traders came. I got distracted by the gold mining venture.
    Now I know why I didn't trust!!! Thank you so much.
    Nana Ofsu1
    Mahwakahene of Lartah. I will come back to claim my stool.

    • @hebrewtheblackman
      @hebrewtheblackman  Год назад +3

      Thank you for your comment. Yes indeed, a leopard cannot change its spots, you are who you are. Praise YAH!

  • @kekelikatsi9803
    @kekelikatsi9803 3 месяца назад +1

    Am now finding the truth am so happy

  • @EricRasta-b8g
    @EricRasta-b8g 3 месяца назад +1

    Wow proud ewe

  • @emmanuelmensahamuzugah6006
    @emmanuelmensahamuzugah6006 Месяц назад +1

    I love you

  • @Liberty3373
    @Liberty3373 3 месяца назад

    🤣🤣🤣 really ?

  • @koudryhyacinthe6767
    @koudryhyacinthe6767 Год назад +4

    Akpé kaka! Mawu ne yrawo

  • @Abraham-b1r
    @Abraham-b1r 2 месяца назад

    During the European slave trade. Say it!

  • @gabrieldel3505
    @gabrieldel3505 Год назад +1

    I HAVE ALWAYS BELIEVED THE WORDS OF THE BIBLE ARE ABOVE THE DOING OF A HUMAN BEING, SO GOD ALMIGHTY IS THE ONE WHO INSPIRED IT. I ALSO SEE TEACHINGS LIKE THIS TO BE INSPIRED BY SOME OTHER BEINGS WHO ARE CERTAINLY HAVING A HIGHER KNOWLEDGE. BUT THE MILLION DOLLAR QUESTION IS, THE BEINGS BEHIND SUCH TEACHINGS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH THE LORD JESUS CHRIST. I BELIEVE THEY DON'T RESPECT CHRIST OR IN BIBLICAL LANGUAGE, THEY DON'T ACKNOWLEDGE CHRIST. CHRISTIANS, LET US BE CAREFUL, MY HUMBLE OPINION PLEASE.

  • @Rarara57
    @Rarara57 3 месяца назад +1

    Akpe