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Ethiopian Travel Diary – Day One

Posted on January 19, 2013 by Jemal Countess in Uncategorized

Addis Ababa, December 31st 2012….After what seems like much “trial and sacrifice” I am here in Ethiopia beginning a 2 week journey to begin to answer my questions about Hebraic Christianity and Judaism in this region. After a long flight to Dubai and a brief layover I boarded a flight to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the […]

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About Jemal Countess

I, Jemal Countess, am a professional photographer and photojournalist with over 22 years of experience in shooting news and documentary stories. I am also a devout Hebraic Christian and consider myself part of the 21st century 7th day movement.

I am not a Seventh Day Adventist, a Seventh Day Baptist, a Messianic Jew, or any of the other labeled belief sects that make the 7th Day Sabbath their identifying hallmark. I am simply a Christian who is guided by the Love of God and love of his laws and creation, without a European or Postmodernist view or interpretation of Jesus Christ, the laws of God, or the Bible.

I have embarked upon my own personal research into groups of people who share some of or all of my beliefs as a Hebraic Christian as they exist around the globe. This is a visual exploration—with pictures I can share my research of various peoples who keep the laws of God from a non-Westernized, antinomian viewpoint. Some of these groups are indigenous, some are descended from the Herbert W. Armstrong movement, and some others have existed for close to two thousand years, long before Ellen G. White or Herbert W. Armstrong or anyone else who founded a large 7th day movement.

Please come and share in my exploration as I travel the world to seek out and meet the individuals and churches whose histories are unique and diverse, often ignored or discounted by mainstream Christianity, in most cases simply because they strive to keep the laws of God. Yes...discounted because they want to OBEY Jesus Christ. Some of the groups I explore will have beliefs that have evolved over the years as they have tried to keep the laws of God. I may not agree with some of those beliefs and may be actually in total disagreement in some cases. However, as this is a purely objective research project, I am duty bound to report what I see. And you, in turn, can draw your own conclusions.

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Ethiopian Travel Diary – Day One

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