Haile Selassie Was NOT a Descendant of King Solomon

In the annals of history, where tales of kings dominate, the story of Empress Zewditu of Ethiopia emerges as a profound narrative of female leadership intertwined with ancient biblical lineage. This documentary delves into the life and legacy of Zewditu, the first female monarch in modern Ethiopia and the last direct descendant of the Solomonic dynasty. Discover her role as the sovereign of the historical southern kingdom known as Judah, a region now part of sub-Saharan Africa, which colonial powers redefined.

Explore the revered titles bestowed upon her— "Queen of Kings," "Lioness of the Tribe of Judah," and "Elect of God"—which reflect her dual role as both a monarch and a spiritual symbol deeply rooted in the cultural and religious identity of her people. Despite her significant contributions, Empress Zewditu's reign is often overshadowed by misrepresentations and overshadowed by her successors.

This film seeks to correct these historical inaccuracies, highlighting how her adherence to traditional values preserved the Solomonic lineage against attempts to dilute it. Additionally, we uncover how her leadership mirrored prophetic themes of redemption and deliverance, positioning her as a symbol of the scattered tribes of Judah facing global challenges but destined for divine salvation.

Join us as we explore Empress Zewditu's extraordinary life, her impact on the Solomonic dynasty, and her enduring legacy that challenges historical erasures and calls for a reevaluation of the narratives that shape our understanding of African royalty and global history.
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