Who was Kimpa Vita?(know your history)

kimpa vita, also known as the mother of african revolution, was a Kongo Kingdom prophetess and a royal noble born in 1684 AD. In her early awakening, she protested for abolition of slavery and called out Western missionaries coming into the Kingdom to preach a new doctrine and a false white Jesus as a way to control the local people. Later on, she started her own movement, Kimpa and her people preached that Jesus(Yahusha) was a black man from the Kongo Kingdom and his disciples were Bantu Israelites and that if all the kingdoms(tribes) didn’t reunite and fight as one for the land of their ancestors, they would fall into captivity and oppression. After some time, words went throughout the kingdom and many people followed her teachings, this threatened the European religion and pushed the missionaries to take cruel measures to silence her.

In July 1706, She was captured with her child by the Portuguese missionaries and together; they were both burned alive to set an example for anyone else trying to protest. Of course there has been a lot of controversial narratives about her bravery, most western authors tend to either completely ignore her or claim she was possessed by evil spirits, some Khemet believers have also tried to claim her struggle for themselves, but young Bantu authors are emerging, more of her story and that of other martyrs who foretold what later became known as the darkest time of history of the African continent are going to start speaking up and writing, her fight against slavery and most importantly about Yahusha, his disciples and all Israelites being Bantu is everything to help us shade more lights into the past and help us understand where we are heading as the 21st century Bantu Israelites.

Today, we see a massive awakening, the Bantu/Israelites both beyond the rivers of Cush and in the Diaspora all finally waking up to their true identity and realising the need to reunite as one people, and keeping the laws and statuses as required by Yah. For anyone interested in reading more about Kimpa Vita, below are two books i can recommend to you:
-The Passion of Kimpa Vita by Jamadari Kilele
-The Kongolese Saint Anthony: Dona Beatriz Kimpa Vita and the Antonian