How to Overcome Trauma (part 1)

Trauma wounds for black Hebrew descent women stem from a lot of sexual abuse as the origins of our time here in the land of Captivity of America. Ever wonder why a rapist would say even though a woman said no it means she really wanted to be defiled and other suggestive comments as to say because of her body shape she is automatically promiscuous? As black women that have been so wounded, they put up walls around their hearts, walls of shame and guilt, feeling responsible for what has happened or what they have done when this is a lie from the enemy.

The Bible speaks about Trauma victims of Slavery, sexual abuse, and manipulation into these acts of forceful womb Trauma. Forceful maternal separations through practices of separations such as forceful Adoptions which originated with selling slave children away from mothers as punishment tactics, Abortion which began through scientists and White supremacists wanting to cause genocide on the African Hebrew descent race and stillborn deaths due to various Traumas such as rape, beatings, and lynchings.

Suffering should not cause us to question God’s sovereignty, as Job so clearly understood (Job 2:10). God is sovereign despite our circumstances. He created all things and He controls all things (Deuteronomy 4:39; 1 Chronicles 29:11; Psalms 103:19; Daniel 4:35; Colossians 1:15-17).

Trauma did a number on us spiritually to the point of mass destruction of family bloodlines. As women due to slavery sexual abuse was a common factor for domination, economy, and lustful practices to maintain control and submission. Sexual abuse Traumas of the past have evolved to the imagery we have been accused of such as being proud whores, video vixens, and female dogs for lack of better terms, and hate towards our Men and Children. The enslaved blood is crying out from the ground to Yah from the cries of forceful hatred acts of rape, incest, murder, and post-traumatic slave syndrome which has impacted generations of women.

To heal we have to face the dark history of the past and see our true enemy, Rebuke the enemy, and overcome it by surrendering to Yah. By repenting from past sins, sins of our ancestry, forgiveness, and relearning to love ourselves for who we are and receive love from our Men the way the Most High designed it. The Most High is our Healer, all we have to do is submit to his will for our lives and sin no more.

What can we do to heal and what does healing look like in the eyes of Yah?

Solutions: Prayer, Fasting, Repentance, Self Care, Therapy(Individual or group), Mentorship/Discipleship, Accountability, and Book resources.

Biblical Character References: Hagar(Slavery), Dinah (rape), Bathsheba (adultery, rulership, Miscarriage, Murder of husband)

Bible References: Genesis 3:16,16;21;34, 30:21, Deuteronomy 28, 2 Samuel 11-12,1 Chr. 3:5; 2 Sam. 3:5)Matthew, Mark 3:24–25 Proverbs, Psalms 1 Timothy 2:15  Enoch 69:12, Revelation, and Sirach

More Details of Trauma

Mental: Degrading Terms, degrading media imagery, forcing and projecting fear and deadly action towards others to display dominant behavior. Newspaper, postcards, news, gossip, and false reports.

Spiritual: Destroyed churches, destroyed images of the creator, destroyed our legitimate faith to believe

Physical: Sexual Assault, Forceful breeding, lynching, cuttings, branding, whippings, and burning.

Systematic: Laws, codes, mandates, wars, plots, setups, terminations, and infiltration.

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Sis Yoana Anayah