A forgotten identity. A silenced history. A nation waiting for restoration. The Haitian's Forgotten Roots is a groundbreaking prophetic and historical work that shakes the dust off centuries of confusion and reconnects Haiti to its true biblical identity ? the lineage of Levi.

This book uncovers the suppressed truth behind Haiti's struggles, resilience, and spiritual calling. Drawing from Scripture, ancient texts, world history, and modern revelation, it answers questions that millions have carried without knowing where to turn:

Why has Haiti suffered so intensely? Why does the world fear, misunderstand, or ignore this small nation? Why does revival spark so quickly in Haiti, yet darkness returns just as fast? Is there a deeper story hidden beneath the chaos?

Haiti's story did not begin in 1492. It began in the tribes of Israel.

Through prophetic insight and historical clarity, this book demonstrates that the sons and daughters of Haiti bear the unique mark of Levi ? a priestly tribe chosen for covenant, justice, worship, and spiritual leadership. The very traits that shaped Levi in the Torah still echo through Haiti's culture, courage, creativity, warfare, and spiritual sensitivity.

But the book does not stop at identity. It exposes the spiritual chains forged through colonization, slavery, rebellion, and generational covenants. It reveals why Haiti has walked through cycles of judgment and mercy ? and why 2026 may mark a turning point in its prophetic timeline.

Inside these pages, you will discover:

• The biblical and historical evidence linking Haitians to the tribe of Levi • Why violence, disorder, and spiritual sensitivity follow Levi's descendants • The 490-year prophetic pattern that may explain Haiti's suffering • How the Bois Caïman covenant shaped the nation's spiritual landscape • How Scripture, maps, and ancient writings reveal Haiti's priestly destiny • What Haiti must do to step into restoration, justice, and national renewal

This is not just a history book. It is a trumpet ? a call for awakening. A reminder that Yah has not forgotten His people. A declaration that Haiti carries a priestly assignment the world has yet to understand.

Whether you are Haitian or not, this story will challenge what you thought you knew about identity, covenant, and destiny. Haiti's restoration is not just a national story ? it is part of a larger prophetic movement happening across the world.

The question is no longer Who are we? The question now is: What will we do with the truth?