CANAAN, THE CURSED

"a curse causeless shall not come."  (Proverbs 26:2)

"Noah awoke from his wine and knew what his younger son had done unto him, and he said, "Cursed be Canaan,  a servant of  servant shall he be unto his brethren." (Gen 9:24-25) (his brethren were the Ethiopians, Egyptians, Phutnicians, not White people.) To this day most Caucasian ministers proclain, "Ham was cursed!" which would mean every black person is cursed, when the Bible plainly states that Canaan was cursed and not Ham for "a curse causeless cannot come."  Ham did nothing to be cursed, so no curse came on him. BUT WAIT! It states Noah knew what his "younger son" had done unto him, so why did he curse Canaan?  Canaan was not Noah's son!  Answer: in Hebrew culture there was no word for grandson, or great grandson, they were simply referred to as son. Jesus was called the Son of David, or the woman who was called "a daughter of Abraham" when we  know Abraham had no daughters.  Here Noah's "younger son" meant his grandson, for a curse causeless shall not come," Noah "knew" what Canaan did unto him when he was in a drunk and naked.   Read what Moses wrote  Canaan  did to Noah to provoke his grandfather to curse him with most demeaning curse a man can bear, as a slave of slaves in this most accuraate book:    BLACKS IN THE BIBLE

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