Yes stupid, they were black. Anyone with any common sense can see I alluded to that when I said.
Then again, we know common sense and you don't go together.
ok then was Nimrod son of Cush & grandson of Ham black?
and where did he reside?
Yes stupid, they were black. Anyone with any common sense can see I alluded to that when I said.
Then again, we know common sense and you don't go together.
the thing is @Czar & @emoney both believe in the racist ideology of Japheth, Shem, & Ham...most people do actually. This thought process was made up from White Supremacy.
Czar I actually wanted you to tell me about your beliefs on Egypt being black...even though you don't really believe it was...according to your biblical beliefs.
emoney goes along with it because he doesn't want to be black
ok then was Nimrod son of Cush & grandson of Ham black?
and where did he reside?
And Cush begat Nimrod: he began to be a mighty one in the earth.
Zondervan’s Compact Bible Dictionary:
Ham – The youngest son of Noah, born probably about 96 years before the Flood; and one of eight persons to live through the Flood. He became the progenitor of the dark races; not the Negroes, but the Egyptians, Ethiopians, Libyans and Canaanites.
books.google.com/books?isbn=0310442117
Zondervan's NIV Study Bible (Red Letter Edition)
Noah’s curse cannot be used to justify the enslavement of blacks, since most of Ham’s descendants are known to be Caucasian, as the Canaanites certainly were (as shown by ancient paintings of the Canaanites discovered in Egypt).
either you can't read and comprehend well or your just making things up about me
no I do not. For some reason you keep bringing up the Hamitic Hypothesis when infact...that is not my angleLol this dumb nikka over here asking basic questions, as if I don't already know where he's trying to take this silly convo.
Genesis 10:8
Anyone with even a little knowledge of history knows Nimrod was the first king of Babylon, and he was definitely black. I've schooled people on that fact way before you discovered it a few months ago (like you do with everything you post).
But let's toss you a curveball, since I know you're not well versed in the subject of the Hamitic Hypothesis, and it's relevance to this thread.
You do know Zondervan's bible dictionary, along with several others bible dictionaries, promote the Hamitic Hypothesis?
And it is the one entry "Hebrew-Israelites" use the most when trying to discredit Africans.
Now, what I wanna know is.... do you subscribe to those belief as well? I'm sure alotta people will be interested in your answer.