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Originally posted by Toltec
With respect to the lineage of Jesus the bible denies the influence of Egypt. The idea that Joseph, as right hand of Pharaoh, did not become part of the Royal family in every sense brings up words such as "impossible" under any and all circumstances.
Simply stated, such a response would have been considered an insult, one that Joseph would have never survived.
In respect to the matter of the linage of Jesus, not only was he of African decent (in my opinion beyond any shadow of doubt given biblical text), but also he was also very likely a black man.
Keep this in mind, under no circumstances would Moses had been accepted as a prince of Egypt unless he was black.
Any thoughts?
Originally posted by Toltec
With respect to the lineage of Jesus the bible denies the influence of Egypt. The idea that Joseph, as right hand of Pharaoh, did not become part of the Royal family in every sense brings up words such as "impossible" under any and all circumstances.
Simply stated, such a response would have been considered an insult, one that Joseph would have never survived.
In respect to the matter of the linage of Jesus, not only was he of African decent (in my opinion beyond any shadow of doubt given biblical text), but also he was also very likely a black man.
Keep this in mind, under no circumstances would Moses had been accepted as a prince of Egypt unless he was black.
Any thoughts?
Originally posted by jezebel
It seems like the desire to find or question what is the truth is being overshadowed by an argument which is completely irrelevant. If Jesus comes back and he is Green, Black, or White, there will be who deny him because of his color alone. This will be their own shortcoming and undoing.
Jesus was in human form or the Son of Man, so that we could identify with God's message on our level. He didn't want us to worship his human form because of the miracles he performed. He wanted us to understand that he was a Manifestation of God. He said that the source of all the things he did was God in Heaven. He was the personification of the Word of God in a form that we could comprehend with our limited ability to understand God.
Originally posted by THENEO
Egyptians were not black for the following reason:
they were the descendants of the remnants of Atlantis.
Originally posted by Valhall
3. Jesus was actually a Jew...which a much smaller sub-class of the first-lineage Hebrews which would have been those that crossed the Eber River with Abraham (and separated by at least a couple of millennia of intermarriages) so to insinuate that the Jews of BC/AD period looked like Moses (a not to distant descendant of the original Hebrews) is a bit of a stretch.