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Originally posted by plague
now maybe i choose the wrong wording on my topic ..it should be "JESUS WAS NOT AFRICAN"......
Originally posted by FalseParadigm
Hair like a lambs wool.. that sounds to me like he was sporting a "fro"
Revelation 1:14
His head and hair were white like wool, as white as snow (NIV)
His head and his hairs were white like wool, as white as snow (KJV)
Originally posted by madnessinmysoul
reply to post by HowlrunnerIV
i never said it would have to be anyone in significant numbers...just one or two here and there and it would make it somewhat likely that mary was black
...then again, debating the race of a character who's historicity isn't exactly proven.....
kind of pointless
I've got a mind that can steer me to your house
And a heart that can bring you red flowers
My intentions are good and earnest and true
But under my hood is internal combustion pow'r
Satan is my motor
Gerald Massey, English writer and author of the book, Egypt the Light of the World, wrote, "The dignity is so ancient that the insignia of the Pharaoh evidently belonged to the time when Egyptians wore nothing but the girdle of the Negro." (p 251)
Anthropologist, Count Constatin de Volney (1727-1820) said: he ancient Egyptians were true Negroes of the same type as all native born Africans. That being so, we can see how their blood mixed for several centuries with that of the Romans and Greeks, must have lost the intensity of it's original color, while retaining none the less the imprint of it's original mold. We can even state as a general principle that the face (referring to The Sphinx) is a kind of monument able, in many cases, to attest to or shed light on historical evidence on the origins of the people."
Originally posted by menguard
Black, brown, white, pink, purple, green, he knew he was collaborating a whole to fix the spirit of man left behind, not of the vision but of the obstacle.