Sabbath Day in Bantu culture

As Yisolele, the true people of the Most High, so called Bantu scattered to the four corners of the world, children of Yah Nzambi…we know that the actual Sabbath day is not based on the Greco-Roman calendar; therefore not called Saturday, because every single day from MonDay to SunDay from January to December was changed by the Romans and named in worship of their deities.

It is still biblically proven that the children of Israel understood time of the day by simply looking at the sun, it’s also most important to note that they observed(not worship) the moon to count one month after the other from new moon to new moon. Bantu customs and languages happen to be the only standing proof with same exact practices, in Swahili just like any other Bantu languages, the word for month, moon and female menstrual circle is the same exact word; Mwezi; including in Zulu, Kikuyu, Shona, Xhona, Ndebele, Nyanja, Kinyarwanda, Bembe, Mashi, Havu, Nande, Bahunde, Nandi, Luya, Luba, Kongo, just to name a few.In our Bantu cultures, times are determined by the sun and seasons are determined by the moon, a month is also from one new moon to the other, and the Sabbath or Sabato or Samba is supposed to be a day before the new moon and then seven counting days after the new moon is another Sabbath and so forth, from sun set to sun set, ideally start counting from day two as day one or new moon is a celebration of new month and a few times celebrated on full moon, basically Sabbath would be on day 8th, 15th, 22nd(Fullmoon) and 29th.

Unfortunately the current system doesn’t make this convenient, as a Sabbath day will most likely fall on different days of the Greco-Roman calendar, which will make it almost impossible to observe Sabbath correctly and without persecutions, this is part of the reason why we are pushing for economic independence in order for our people to be able to observe the right calendar, bless Yah and go about their lives.So to those aware, this is just a reminder, to the first timer please stay alert and to everyone; if you live in Africa or anywhere else and are self-employed; start counting the days from new moon to new moon to observe the true Bantu Yisolele calendar, your thoughts are welcomed. Salama(siemi) family.Verses:Genesis 1:14-16, Psalms 104:19, Genesis 1:5, Numbers 10:10, Numbers 28:11-15, Exodus 12:1-2