RESPONSE TO "DREADLOCKED MISS JAMAICA PUTS RASTAS IN NEW LIGHT."

Response to "Dreadlocked miss Jamaica puts Rastas in new light"Thursday, May 31, 2007 9:12 PM

As a Rastafarian man(Rastaman) I do not cater to beauty pagents. That being said, I still will say, "love and respect to the beautiful Empress Zahra Redwood on being crowned Miss Jamaica 2007. I know it was an honor for her to win among all the other beautiful Jamaican women. This is not about the Empress. It's just a little note to the author, Catherine Bremer, of the article that was published in the May 24 - June 6, 2007 edition of Street Hype. The article was actually quite good, except for a few areas that I as a Rastaman object to. First, Rastafarian people do not ..." worship "the late" Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie as a God they call "Jah". Jah is the name of God. Read psalm 68. Hebrew does not have the letter "J" in its alphabet so in some Bibles you will see that the word is Yah: both letters(J and Y) give the same sound in English. Now for the Bibles that say His name is "The Lord", this carries a different meaning: "Lord" as it is used in the Bible is not a name but it is a title; example, "King of Kings" and "Lord of Lords."(both are titles) Second, Jah cannot be late! Third, Jah did not die in 1975 as she incorrectly states in her article! I n I burn that! ( we do not like that!) Emperor Haile Selassie 1, King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Conquering Lion of Judah Trancended the physical plane in 1975!!! I God and I King is with I n I (us) continually!! Rastafari people welcome anyone who takes an interest in I n I (our) Livity (Faith). We burn fire on (reject) all misrepresentations. We tell our own story! Black I story.