02 - The Book Of Exodus - Chapter 34 - New Heart English Bible Exodus 34: Moses made new tablets for the law. The LORD spoke to him and made a covenant with Israel. When Moses returned his face was shining. Credits: New Heart English Bible World English Bible was made by narrator David Williams https://bit.ly/2FFBJhk https://bit.ly/323wRKm ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5q4cDgdK3A

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01- The Book Of Genesis - Chapter 12 - New Heart English Bible Genesis 12: God told Abram, "Go, I will make you a great nation. You will be a blessing." In Egypt Abram lied about Sarai and Pharaoh was cursed. Credits: New Heart English Bible World English Bible was made by narrator David Williams https://bit.ly/2FFBJhk https://bit.ly/323wRKm ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1MraKyIt9o

Umhlanga Reed Dance The Umhlanga Reed Dance is a traditional dance and ceremony where up to 40 000 Swazi maidens gather and dance for the Queen Mother. This Swazi cultural event is performed as a tribute to the Royal Family and dates back centuries in time. Taking place over a week, normally the last in August, it is largely private, however its final two public days (normally a Sunday and Monday) are a spectacle that is unrivalled in Africa today. Thousands upon thousands of maidens dress up in brightly coloured attire and sing, dance together as they deliver the reed or umlanga to the Royal Residence. Their enjoyment of this ceremony is quite apparent as they use the opportunity of bonding with girls of similar ages from across the country. As the maidens dance, warriors and other spectators often join the dance kugiya or throw money at their feet in appreciation of their skill. The King sometimes makes use of the occasion to publically court a prospective fiancee or Liphovela. This young woman will be given a dominant position amongst the dancing princesses. Unfortunately this particular feature often distorts media coverage of the event, which becomes obsessed with the polygamous nature of traditional Swazi society. However, a traveller lucky enough to witness this event will appreciate its special purpose in bonding the nation, enstalling good morals (virginity is essential for attendance) and allowing rural girls to travel outside of their home areas. It is a massive logistical mission for the Swazi government, with food, water, transport and security concerns growing with each year...but Swaziland without Umhlanga is just not Swaziland. Zulu Reed Dance The Zulu King’s Reed Dance (uMkhosi woMhlanga), took place on the 9th of September 2017 at the eNyokeni Palace. The Zulu Reed Dance More than 25 000 Zulu virgins gather at the King’s Enyokeni Traditional Residence for this very colourful and meaningful ceremony every September which promotes respect for young women, and preserves the custom of keeping girls as virgins until marriage. In the olden days, the women gathered at the Zulu Reed Ceremony (Umkhosi woMhlanga) and men at the First Fruits Ceremony (Umkhosi wokweshwama). ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Hk1RW42vM8