The furthest stretch that can be conceived is that Ham, Shem and Japheth were of a mixed blood race and that Ham was the darkest of them. This is a stretch. Even with this being the case you are still 100% blood brothers, which means no matter what hue Ham could be Ham’s children have just as likely a chance at becoming the same color as Shem and Japheth’s children. The only variable are the wives and nobody knows.
So, the best route we have to use on the color of Shem’s children Japheth’s children and Ham’s children is based on who those children married and where those children went with their families; because where they took their families would have the GREATEST impact on who they chose as wives and what color their children’s children would be-----based on what country they went to and who their wives were. If I have to make this any clearer then what I’m saying is Ham was not black. Ham, possibly was of a mixed race (as Middle Easterners are) as also was most likely his wife and his brother’s wives. His children went into different lands and the sun or lack of sun then produced a greater extreme of skin color now called race. This is one of only 2 possible possibilities. The second possibility is unbiblical and it is that there were already people in those other countries and when Japheth, Shem and Ham’s children arrived in those different countries then those people were already different colored races and Japheth, Shem and Ham’s children took the women from those countries as wives and mixed in with them and eventually became the color that was already prominent in that country.
Of both these points, neither states Ham as black or Canaan as black.
If what I have said does not make sense, then let’s consider the alternative.
What’s the alternative?
Ham was already somehow a very different color than the rest of his brothers. Is this the alternative?
Ham suddenly one day out of the blue just changed to a different color and his brothers did the same?
Ham was somehow a different color than his father Noah and his mother Methusala?
Even though Ham didn’t go to Africa to live he somehow also changed color and when he changed color, his sons also all turned a different color—even though they were adults with wives when they were on the boat with Noah?
Another alternative is the following:
Ham, Shem, and Japheth were all Black. Which, this theory is not ridiculous since Africans carry the gene that produces more color variations than any other race. Who says this? Well, everyone that knows anything about genes and science. Let’s use NBC news as a source as they stated in 2009
“Africans have more genetic variation than anyone else on Earth, according to a new study that helps narrow the location where humans first evolved, probably near the South Africa-Namibia border.”
http://www.nbcnews.com/id/30502963/...rlds-greatest-genetic-variation/#.Uqtw1-KQODk
Ham was one color, but all of a sudden his African and Middle Eastern kids (Mizraim,Phut, Canaan and Cush)all of a sudden went to those distant lands (distant wouldn’t be necessary to write if they didn’t leave a land closeby) and in their adulthood all of a sudden changed color and race to such an extreme that one became white and the other black?
These are the only alternatives and they are lucrative. Nobody changes color overnight, and the bible never says they did.
The last alternative is that the sons of Shem, Ham and Japheth were already the color that they were, but wait for it…..wait for it….here’s the kicker that is unbelievable. Let’s say Shem, Ham and Japheth and their sons were already the color they were and somehow under the most ironies of irony they also just so happened to disperse to the very country and lands that were most beneficial to their skin color? What did they do look at a compass and base their skin’s melanin on where they would go and then spread out? Let’s not forget they had to tell their cousins (the children of Ham, Shem and Japheth) not to follow me. “We will only go to these lands and stay in these lands based off our color and we will not go anywhere else for a long time.” This is not what the bible states happened. They didn’t go into these lands based on skin color and this is what would have had to happen if someone says the brothers all were different races (even though they’re 100% blood brothers) and just ironically happened to go to the very lands that benefitted their skin color/tone/hue.Now that we can see the former alternatives are illogical and not biblically founded, let’s look at the logical. They went into those lands the same color as their cousins and uncle’s and years later due to the sun, weather, who they chose to marry, natural preference for what type of woman they wanted, all effected the color that they already had in their genes and through this a greater degree of color differentiation and features became prominent as THEIR children had more and more children. Do not confuse their color changed as they had kids because Ham, Canaan, Shem, Japheth and I included Canaan on purpose; their color never changed. Otherwise, wouldn’t the bible include that somehow miraculously a person went from one color to the next? Maybe you say the bible didn’t find such a miracle worth recording. Well Solomon for no reason states he’s black, the bible says the people who had leprosy had changes of skin color, it describes Jesus in an image as having feet of bronze. It shows people’s hair with locks. The bible shows color sometime for no reason, would it not record someone that just was one color yesterday and then next month changed color: which this is what would have to have happened to Ham, Canaan, Shem and Japheth under these alternatives.
Simply, put it didn’t happen that way according to the bible. It happened that way in the 1800’s because whites wanted to distort the story and lie about what happened. Later in this essay I will show exactly where and who authored the hamitic theory.
Now that I have made my point. Let me back this point of truth up with validation and resources.
So, the best route we have to use on the color of Shem’s children Japheth’s children and Ham’s children is based on who those children married and where those children went with their families; because where they took their families would have the GREATEST impact on who they chose as wives and what color their children’s children would be-----based on what country they went to and who their wives were. If I have to make this any clearer then what I’m saying is Ham was not black. Ham, possibly was of a mixed race (as Middle Easterners are) as also was most likely his wife and his brother’s wives. His children went into different lands and the sun or lack of sun then produced a greater extreme of skin color now called race. This is one of only 2 possible possibilities. The second possibility is unbiblical and it is that there were already people in those other countries and when Japheth, Shem and Ham’s children arrived in those different countries then those people were already different colored races and Japheth, Shem and Ham’s children took the women from those countries as wives and mixed in with them and eventually became the color that was already prominent in that country.
Of both these points, neither states Ham as black or Canaan as black.
If what I have said does not make sense, then let’s consider the alternative.
What’s the alternative?
Ham was already somehow a very different color than the rest of his brothers. Is this the alternative?
Ham suddenly one day out of the blue just changed to a different color and his brothers did the same?
Ham was somehow a different color than his father Noah and his mother Methusala?
Even though Ham didn’t go to Africa to live he somehow also changed color and when he changed color, his sons also all turned a different color—even though they were adults with wives when they were on the boat with Noah?
Another alternative is the following:
Ham, Shem, and Japheth were all Black. Which, this theory is not ridiculous since Africans carry the gene that produces more color variations than any other race. Who says this? Well, everyone that knows anything about genes and science. Let’s use NBC news as a source as they stated in 2009
“Africans have more genetic variation than anyone else on Earth, according to a new study that helps narrow the location where humans first evolved, probably near the South Africa-Namibia border.”
http://www.nbcnews.com/id/30502963/...rlds-greatest-genetic-variation/#.Uqtw1-KQODk
Ham was one color, but all of a sudden his African and Middle Eastern kids (Mizraim,Phut, Canaan and Cush)all of a sudden went to those distant lands (distant wouldn’t be necessary to write if they didn’t leave a land closeby) and in their adulthood all of a sudden changed color and race to such an extreme that one became white and the other black?
These are the only alternatives and they are lucrative. Nobody changes color overnight, and the bible never says they did.
The last alternative is that the sons of Shem, Ham and Japheth were already the color that they were, but wait for it…..wait for it….here’s the kicker that is unbelievable. Let’s say Shem, Ham and Japheth and their sons were already the color they were and somehow under the most ironies of irony they also just so happened to disperse to the very country and lands that were most beneficial to their skin color? What did they do look at a compass and base their skin’s melanin on where they would go and then spread out? Let’s not forget they had to tell their cousins (the children of Ham, Shem and Japheth) not to follow me. “We will only go to these lands and stay in these lands based off our color and we will not go anywhere else for a long time.” This is not what the bible states happened. They didn’t go into these lands based on skin color and this is what would have had to happen if someone says the brothers all were different races (even though they’re 100% blood brothers) and just ironically happened to go to the very lands that benefitted their skin color/tone/hue.Now that we can see the former alternatives are illogical and not biblically founded, let’s look at the logical. They went into those lands the same color as their cousins and uncle’s and years later due to the sun, weather, who they chose to marry, natural preference for what type of woman they wanted, all effected the color that they already had in their genes and through this a greater degree of color differentiation and features became prominent as THEIR children had more and more children. Do not confuse their color changed as they had kids because Ham, Canaan, Shem, Japheth and I included Canaan on purpose; their color never changed. Otherwise, wouldn’t the bible include that somehow miraculously a person went from one color to the next? Maybe you say the bible didn’t find such a miracle worth recording. Well Solomon for no reason states he’s black, the bible says the people who had leprosy had changes of skin color, it describes Jesus in an image as having feet of bronze. It shows people’s hair with locks. The bible shows color sometime for no reason, would it not record someone that just was one color yesterday and then next month changed color: which this is what would have to have happened to Ham, Canaan, Shem and Japheth under these alternatives.
Simply, put it didn’t happen that way according to the bible. It happened that way in the 1800’s because whites wanted to distort the story and lie about what happened. Later in this essay I will show exactly where and who authored the hamitic theory.
Now that I have made my point. Let me back this point of truth up with validation and resources.
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