Marijuana Use By the Moslems by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church It is interesting to note that the use of hemp was not prohibited by Mohammed (570-632 A.D.) while the…

Marijuana In the New World by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church According to Richard L. Lingeman in his book Drugs from A to Z, page 146, “Marijuana smoking was known…

Marijuana In Africa by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church The African continent is probably the zone showing the widest prevalence of the hemp drug habit. When white men first went…

Marijuana In Europe by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church According to Nikolaas j. van der Merwe (Department of Archaeology, University of Cape Town, South Africa) the peasants of Europe have…

Marijuana In Ancient Egypt by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church In the book, Plants of the Gods: Origin of Hallucinogenic Use by Richard E. Schultes and Albert Hofman, page 72,…

Marijuana In Ancient Iran by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church Ancient Iran was the source for the great Persian empire, Iran is located slightly to the northeast of the ancient…

Marijuana In Japan by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church Hemp was used in Ancient Japan in ceremonial purification rites and for driving away evil spirits. In Japan, Shinto priests used…

Marijuana In China by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church Hemp was so highly regarded in ancient China that the Chinese called their country “the land of mulberry and hemp”. Hemp…

Marijuana In India by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church In Indian tradition marijuana is associated with immortality. There is a complex myth of the churning of the Ocean of Milk…

Marijuana as the Christian Sacrament by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church According to Jack Herer in The Emperor Wears No Clothes or Everything You Wanted to Know About Marijuana But…

The Symbolism of Fire in the Ancient World by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church The word “fire” is mentioned several hundred times in the King James version of the Bible.…

The Israelite Use of Incense by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church It was said that Moses, at the direction of Almighty God, first brought in the use of incense in…

Evidence Indicating the Semitic Origin of Cannabis by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church The name cannabis is generally thought to be of Scythian origin. Sula Benet in Cannabis and Culture…

The Use of Marijuana as Incense by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church According to the Encyclopedia Britannica: “Pharmacological Cults”, “…the ceremonial use of incense in contemporary ritual is most likely…

The Use of Marijuana In Ancient Times by The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church The use of marijuana is as old as the history of man and dates to the prehistoric…