Dr. Negus focuses on historical and contemporary data that members of the African Diaspora are encountering while they meander through this maze known as American society.
Babylon Makes The Rules
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Dr. Negus focuses on historical and contemporary data that members of the African Diaspora are encountering while they meander through this maze known as American society.
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June 4, 2026
Won't He Do It? A Conversation with Author and Bishop M.D. Eppright.
<p>In this episode of Babylon Makes the Rules, Dr. Negus welcomes Bishop M.D. Eppright, author of Won't He Do It?, for a thoughtful conversation about faith, purpose, leadership, and the experiences that shape us along the way.</p>
May 12, 2026
The Revolution Will Be Broadcast: Jamal Muhammed & the Legacy of KUCB Radio
<p>What happens when a community takes control of the airwaves?</p><p>In this episode, Dr. Negus talks with Jamal Muhammed — author, activist, and co-founder of the legendary KUCB Radio movement in Des Moines, Iowa.</p><p>They discuss revolutionary organizing, Black media, resistance, community power, and the fight to create independent voices outside the system.</p><p>Before podcasts… there was liberation radio.</p>
February 27, 2026
Dr. Negus & Dr. Yusef Ben-Levy | Ancient Egypt and the Bible
<p>In this episode, Dr. Negus sits down with Dr. Yusef Ben-Levy, a scholar of ancient Egyptian, Hebrew, Greek, and Gnostic literature, for a deep dive into what the Bible actually says in its original languages. From the true pronunciation of “Amen” to the feminine grammar of God’s name, to the African roots embedded in the Greek alphabet, this conversation dismantles centuries of mistranslation and reveals truths that most churches never teach.</p><p>Dr. Negus and Dr. Ben-Levy trace the hidden histories and linguistic realities behind familiar scripture, unpacking how translation, culture, and power have shaped belief for thousands of years. This is not just biblical scholarship — it’s a lens into African heritage, philosophy, and the stories that have been lost or obscured over time.</p><p>Whether you’re exploring theology, African history, or linguistic truth, this episode challenges assumptions and opens a new way of seeing the Bible’s African and feminine foundations.</p><p>00:03:38 – “Without Hebrew and Greek, you cannot be a reliable interpreter of the Word of God”<br>00:08:17 – “Amen” in Egyptian vs. Hebrew: they don’t mean the same thing<br>00:17:56 – Genesis 1:26 “Let us make man”: what it actually says in Hebrew<br>00:29:45 – “Yahova is a feminine word. When did God become a man?”<br>00:43:08 – The Negative Confessions vs. the Ten Commandments: “I have not” vs. “Thou shalt not”</p><ul><li><p>Hebrew and Egyptian language insights into scripture</p></li><li><p>The feminine grammar of God’s name</p></li><li><p>Origins of the Greek alphabet in Africa</p></li><li><p>Translation, mistranslation, and cultural erasure</p></li><li><p>African and Egyptian influence on biblical texts</p></li><li><p>Moral philosophy: Declarations of innocence vs. commandments</p></li></ul><p>Many of the words and concepts we take for granted in scripture have been mistranslated, misunderstood, or culturally reframed over centuries. This episode uncovers the African roots, feminine grammar, and philosophical insights hidden in the Bible, giving listeners a fresh lens on faith, history, and identity.</p><p>Dr. Negus and Dr. Ben-Levy’s discussion invites you to question what you know and explore the truths that have been overlooked or erased. It’s challenging, eye-opening, and absolutely essential for anyone interested in the intersection of African history, linguistics, and religion.</p><p>Subscribe to Babylon Makes the Rules for bold, unfiltered analysis on culture, history, religion, and identity.</p><p>Key TimestampsTopics CoveredWhy This Episode Matters</p>
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