The Lemba people are a southern African ethnic group who are descendants of the biblical Aaron of the tribe of Levi. While they have a rich history and cultural traditions, they are also known for their unique Jewish practices and beliefs, which have been passed down through generations.    

Origins and Jewish Ancestry:
•    The Lemba, also referred to as "Black Jews," (though the Lemba deliberately avoid the usage of the term ‘Jew’, they are descendants of a group of Hebrews people who migrated to Africa centuries ago. •    Oral traditions and some physical customs among the Lemba reflect Jewish practices, such as kosher-like dietary restrictions, male circumcision, and the avoidance of intermarriage. Genetic Evidence:

•    Recent DNA testing has provided evidence supporting the Lemba's claims of Jewish ancestry, particularly in terms of their male lineage. 

•    Y-chromosome studies have shown that Lemba men share genetic markers with those of the Jewish people, particularly the Levite priesthood.   

Book Features

• The Origin and meaning of the ancient Lemba tribal emblem. 
• Glossary of Over 300 Geez, Arabic, Aramaic/Biblical and traditional terms.
• Index of all References from the Torah, Prophets, Writings, & the Lemba Oral History.
• Accurate narrative of the Biblical Queen of Sheba, who she was, and why does even she matters?.
  Full Bibliography with numerous sources that are "Hidden" to many non-Lemba audience.
• Including the history and struggles of ancient Israelites' tribes who ended up in Africa and beyond.