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This video explores the presence of African people in the Bible. The term “African” is not commonly used in the Bible but instead, words like “Ethiopians,” “Cushites,” and “Hebrews” are used, which still refer to people of African descent.

Ham, the son of Noah, is argued to be the ancestor of African and black peoples, and his burned or dark skin tone is attributed to God’s creative activity.

Ham’s children, Kush and Mizraim, became the ancestors of various countries and groups of people in Africa and beyond, including Ethiopians, Egyptians, and the people of Nubia. The people of Samaria, who are believed to have descended from Ham’s disobedient son, and individuals from South India and various parts of Africa with Kushite heritage.

Many people in North Africa, including the dark-skinned Targs and Berbers, are also believed to have Kushite heritage. it is important to recognize that the individual who is cursed in the Bible, Canaan, is the grandson of Ham and not all African people, and that ham, believed to be the ancestor of people in Africa and South India, lived a remarkably long life compared to most people.

Music credits:
Track: Arabic violin [Islamic Music] by Mokkamusic / Timeless

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