"Oh Africa Awaken": The Story of Rabbi Arnold Josiah Ford
Who’ve probably heard about Rabbi Wentworth Matthew, the founder of the Commandment Keepers, a Black Israelite group that gained attention during the 1920s. A lesser known figure in the story of Black Isrealism, is Rabbi Matthew’s mentor and inspiration, Rabbi Arnold Josiah Ford. As a Musician, leader, and visionary, Rabbi Ford with would be the first known person to take the Black Israelite theology back to the land of the its origins.
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