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Originally posted by cyberpilot
Mikro, your arrogance blows your cover.
Rave on all you want...jesus was NOT black.
maybe do a little research on Gen 9,21-27, Gen 10,6-7
Blacks and whites were gentiles...in the time before jesus ONLY jews could go to heaven...jesus came to save the gentiles, do you think god was going to listen to a gentile?...hardly
Originally posted by THENEO
Science has not clearly proven that the first humans were black, that is nonsense.
Jesus had to be acceptable to the Jews, he lived amongst them and was called a JEW.
Originally posted by THENEO
People of a differing religion would not recognize a person of annother faith as a son of god automatically so I don't understand what that comment proves?
In regards to Christs racial composition it all comes down to that of a typical Jew of his day. What others called him is inconsequential to me, it is what his own kind call him that matters. I still see no evidence that he was of mixed race, but I also know that semitic people are not the same as Northern Europeans either.
It is best to leave it at that because that is a probable and likely scenario. I have a good friend that is Palestinian for example and I would not call him as white as myself but he is far from a black man too in skin color.
It doesn't matter what color Jesus was but it does matter if people are trying to warp other people's conceptions.
Originally posted by cyberpilot
LMAO at you both...arrogance and pride...
I wouldnt care if jesus was purple...but you seem to be trying to prove he was black...Arabs are NOT black
neither was jesus...
you keep pointing at the symbolism of the references to bronze...bronze is NOT black either (nor brown)
neither was jesus.
but good luck to you both!
Originally posted by Hamilton
And Job was black (chapter 30): "My skin is black upon me, and my bones are burned with heat." Allthough Job was a Moabite, his forefather was still Abraham.
And how about this from Leviticus 13: "When a man shall have in the skin of his flesh a rising, a scab, or bright spot, and it be in the skin of his flesh like the plague of leprosy; then he shall be brought unto Aaron the priest, or unto one of his sons the priests"
Blessings,
Mikromarius