Who is God for the First Nations People

Jesus is Jewish. Acknowledging this enriches our understanding of Him and learning His Hebrew roots gives access to indigenous people around the world. Jesus is not white and His Jewish name is Yeshua.

Knowing this is an open door for indigenous people, like the First Nations of Canada and all the other non-white indigenous people around the world, some of whom have believed Jesus was White European rather than Brown Middle Eastern.

For centuries, indigenous people experienced poverty and despair while governments of conquering nations betrayed and sidelined them time and again. Now it is time for the full blessing to be received from a Creator GOD who is not white, not middle class. Jesus is the Son of God who loves and receives any one of any culture.

GOD’s Chosen People, the Hebrews, carried a message for all mankind about the awesome glory and power of GOD. Then Jesus - this Creator GOD’s Son - was born into this same nation, and after his death and resurrection, He sent His Spirit for all who believe in Him to receive.

The story and glory of Jesus is made available to all humanity.

Welcome all first nations people, to the Gospel of a GOD who came for all, not as a sophisticated ruling white man but as a humble man of brown skin, from a modest town in the middle of nowhere special.

Here is an offering for you to discover: Who is GOD for the First Nations People?

SARAH TUN first visited Constance Lake First Nations Reserve while part of a missionary team which offered a children's summer day camp. She loved the people and went back several times, building friendships. This has enabled her to write this unique explanation about the Creator to the First Nations people, including an invitation to know Yeshua. The information and insight is without the prejudice or error that was often given to previous generations. Sarah has been a follower of Jesus for over thirty years. She writes children's fiction, spiritual growth and preaches to encourage all who seek to grow in the knowledge of right and wrong, to discover their call as believers, and to learn about the goodness of God. A Canadian, she has travelled extensively and enjoyed experiencing life across different cultures. She is married to Alan, and has a step daughter and a son. For more see http: //www.LarusPress.com