It’s as though along the way, through the generations the intentions that God had for His Black sons and daughters had been erased. Satan did his best to totally delete the true, God intended purpose of Black people. It was as though those things were forgotten in much the same way family ties and generational connections had been eradicated through slaves being separated from the mother land of Africa and from their families as slaves. But although teaching the Bible to the slaves and free Black people had an ulterior motive which was to keep them docile while still in bondage, we still learned to pray and pray much. We remembered how to cry out to God in a deep, meaningful and sincere way not just from our mouths but out of our spirits. And even though we had forgotten God, He had never forgotten us. He heard our cries and He answered. And God will answer now as He answered then during the Civil Rights era. The men and women of God, the people who met in the churches during the Civil Rights movements prayed. They may not have had the homiletics or dogma’s but they prayed and prayed much. Never doubt for one minute that when Black people pray together, in agreement and on one accord, God moves! If we want justice, then pray! Pray and pray much! Cry out to the true and living God, not just from our mouths but from our spirits, not so that we can be like others but so that we can all have justice and be equal to other races. Yes, I agree that we will not shop at the Walmarts, Sam’s, Targets, Aldi’s and many other stores but while we boycott and protest we must also pray. To hear more of what our Father is speaking to us this week click on the buzzsprout.com link or go to your favorite podcast app and search for the title, This Is the Voice of the Prophet. Then click on the episode What Were Those Marches Really About? God Give Us Justice Part 4