OK. Now we are onto just one more passage from the Bible. And let me tell you, once you see this passage, y'all probably won't even believe that it is in there. ...I think that this is the last "Part" where we will be going through the Bible to find out what the Ancient Israelites looked like. This passage right here will most definitely be the "Grand Finale" describing what the Ancient Israelites looked like. After seeing this passage... there can be no debate about it, it can't get any clearer how the Israelites looked during the Biblical Times. Well... let's go ahead and start, we will just go through 1 passage this time...it'll be short.

Well...here is the passage: Lam 5:10. During this time, the Israelites were in bad shape (other people were ruling over them in their land, and the Israelites had to serve them) all because they were not faithful to the Almighty. Now a Israelite prophet called "Jeremiah" was witnessing and describing his people's sad condition. And...here is what it says:

10 Our skin was black like an oven

Hold on. Let's stop right there. First, can y'all believe that something like that is actually in the Bible? I know I couldn't before. Jeremiah here was describing how dark him and people's skin had gotten. And he say's "like an oven." If you look at the bottom of any used oven, you'll see how "black" it looks right? Now continuing on, why was Jeremiah and his people's skin so "black" that it was the color of an oven?

because of the terrible famine.

Because of a terrible famine y'all. Jeremiah and his people's skin had turned unnaturally dark like an oven because they were in a famine. Now if y'all have seen in the news over the years about the condition in the continent of Africa, y'all see how dark most of them lookin their condition? HERE, HERE, and HERE are some examples of people in Africa in a "famine."Y'all see how dark they are?

Now when "White" people are in a famine, their skin doesn't get "black like an oven", it becomes the opposite: "white as snow." When "White" people are in a famine their skin becomes really pale, not dark. For example, when the Jews were suffering by that evil Adolf Hitler in those Concentration Camps over 60 years ago they were in a famine. HERE and HERE are what they looked like. Do you see their skin look "black like an oven." No, they look the opposite; they look "white as snow" and pale. Why didn't their skin turn "black like an oven" like the Ancient Israelites did in the Bible? How come?

Well, we will stop right here for now. We are done going through the Bible to find out how the Ancient Israelites looked like. In the next part we will go through historial documents to see how the Ancient Isarelites/Ancient Egyptians were described by the ancient historians. Until next time, peace y'all;)