Asclepias
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You didnt have to come to this thread. I dont understand why it bothers you that the Hebrews were Black people. Even a Roman historian by the name of Tacitus said "Many assert that the Hebrews are an race of Ethiopian origins"Is this an opinion or do you have any biblical evidence?So if there is no credible posting to debate the proof that Moses was Black i would like to move on with more proof? Anyone else have a protest?
Nope...I'm pretty sure Moses liked a lot like this guy.
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for those of use who actually read the bible and writings made by jews in PAST times----like remote or "biblical" times---it is very clear that if a person has dark skin like a sub-Saharan----that fact is actually NOTED in the writings because it is something sorta "different" Sometimes such people are described as "Cushite"-----which sorta means something like
ethiopian
Are you saying the people who wrote the bible were from the tribe of Judah? How do you know that?
Further, not all sub-Saharan Africans have nearly Black skin. Many have different shades of brown ski and various physiognomies to boot. The Khoi San of Southern Africa, for instance, are golden brown. They have nappy, tightly curled beady hair and they look like Asians. The Masai o Kenya and Tanzania have been dubbed "caucasoid" by some western scholars who ought to know better. Their more aquiline features got over active European minds stimulated again. Those people are Black Africans
you have said nothing at all. In fact your post is mendacious in that it IMPLIES that I have obsessed over SKIN COLOR in the same way that highly neurotic "black nationalists" like you ----do. I have stated over and over and over again on these boards that "RACE" is a myth in the human species and skin color is a useless indicator of "different kinds of homo sapiens" Unlike you---I am not an idiot. All people should know better than to make an issue of the shade of a group of people's skin. But black nationalists do it ALL THE TIME--obsessively