ImHotep,
Here are pictures of some ancient Egyptians who many experts say were Ethiopians back then.
Here is some more information as to why Moses was 99.999999 out of 100% the color of what Caucasians today would consider a Black. person
The significance of "Moses, skin Color" and Leprosy"
Moses was born in the African region of Egypt as a Hebrew and was a descendant of Abraham. While being in Dialogue with GOD. Moses was shown an outstanding sign of GODS power. by placing his hand in his bosom it became "leprous as snow" Then upon following the same procedure the second time it "turned again as the other flesh." This OTHER flesh without a doubt was Black flesh, for Leprosy had an outstanding effect on the flesh of black people. The predominant and characteristic form of leprosy in the Old Testament is a White variety covering the entire body, or a large portion of it's surface. Such were the cases of Moses, Miriam, Naaman, and Gahazi (Exodus chapter 4 verse 6, Numbers chapter 12 verse 10, 2nd Kings chapter 5 verses 1 to 27. The act of turning Black flesh White and then black again was truly a miracle..
The vulgate and the Modern bible say that Moses hand was "leprous as snow," but the Septuagint bible which is the oldest translation, dating to around 250 BC, says that Moses hand "became as snow." and when he placed it in his bosom the second time, "it was restored to the complexion of the OTHER flesh" (Exod chapter 4 verse 6). HERE IS THE CLEAREST POSSIBLE INFERENCE THAT THE MIRACLE LAY IN TURNING BLACK SKIN WHITE AND THEN CHANGING IT TO BLACK AGAIN.
EXODUS CHAPTER 4 VERSES 6, 7
PhD Cain Hope Felder The Originial African Heritage Study Bible King James Original Version
Page 91
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Here are pictures of some ancient Egyptians who many experts say were Ethiopians back then.
Here is some more information as to why Moses was 99.999999 out of 100% the color of what Caucasians today would consider a Black. person
The significance of "Moses, skin Color" and Leprosy"
Moses was born in the African region of Egypt as a Hebrew and was a descendant of Abraham. While being in Dialogue with GOD. Moses was shown an outstanding sign of GODS power. by placing his hand in his bosom it became "leprous as snow" Then upon following the same procedure the second time it "turned again as the other flesh." This OTHER flesh without a doubt was Black flesh, for Leprosy had an outstanding effect on the flesh of black people. The predominant and characteristic form of leprosy in the Old Testament is a White variety covering the entire body, or a large portion of it's surface. Such were the cases of Moses, Miriam, Naaman, and Gahazi (Exodus chapter 4 verse 6, Numbers chapter 12 verse 10, 2nd Kings chapter 5 verses 1 to 27. The act of turning Black flesh White and then black again was truly a miracle..
The vulgate and the Modern bible say that Moses hand was "leprous as snow," but the Septuagint bible which is the oldest translation, dating to around 250 BC, says that Moses hand "became as snow." and when he placed it in his bosom the second time, "it was restored to the complexion of the OTHER flesh" (Exod chapter 4 verse 6). HERE IS THE CLEAREST POSSIBLE INFERENCE THAT THE MIRACLE LAY IN TURNING BLACK SKIN WHITE AND THEN CHANGING IT TO BLACK AGAIN.
EXODUS CHAPTER 4 VERSES 6, 7
PhD Cain Hope Felder The Originial African Heritage Study Bible King James Original Version
Page 91
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
What Color Was Moses???
Lets take a gander at pictures of two pillars in Egyptian history and conclude with a biblical passage that points to his (Moses) non- European heritage. Do I believe any race is superior than another should not be the focal point. I want to destroy the arrogance of the West and provide a beacon for those children that descended from slaves that have lost their way.
King Djoser-founder of the Third Dynasty
Menes-believe the first pharaoh of the 1st Dynasty in Egypt
New International Version (NIV)
Exodus 4:6
6 Then the LORD said, "Put your hand inside your cloak." So Moses put his hand into his cloak, and when he took it out, it was leprous, [a] like snow.
King Djoser-founder of the Third Dynasty
Menes-believe the first pharaoh of the 1st Dynasty in Egypt
New International Version (NIV)
Exodus 4:6
6 Then the LORD said, "Put your hand inside your cloak." So Moses put his hand into his cloak, and when he took it out, it was leprous, [a] like snow.
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