what does being white have to do with the story?and what does being black make more beautiful?

@@naturalmax8474 God didn't have time for such nonsense, either way

Yes, black is very beautiful! Ignore the dumb comments! Stand in your truth.

@@naturalmax8474 Triggered? 😂

Awesome video, telling the truth about all of humankind and I think White is beautiful as well!

Amazing, God is great 🤍

Well said!

Lol it’s not that deep. Whether they’re portray as white or black you still need to repent to go to heaven😬. The middle Eastern are brown but more lighter complex of brown than these dark skin people she used in this video. Let’s focus on what matters the most and that’s people repenting and turning to Christ for the saving grace.

​@b.eunice if it's not that deep why feel the need to comment then attempt to correct?

@@miriammccarty4373 because this comment and so many alike literally take the time to argue about people’s race as if that’s what will bring anyone to heaven. God doesn’t care about you and I getting these peoples race correct. He cares about our heart toward His Son and whether we believed in His complete work or not. It’s sad that many will rather argue over race just so they can fit in instead of focusing on what’s the most important which is salvation. So yeah race isn’t that deep because that’s not what God will judge us based on. I truly hope that you and everyone else will stop this useless argument over race and focus on salvation instead.

@b.eunice lol stop let's be real. You saw a video that had something to do with the Bible and saw black/brown skin and thought, let me troll the comments. Otherwise, you would have just stopped at 'the color of their skin doesn't matter'. You made sure to insert 'ME are brown but more lighter...blah blah blah bad grammar and all. Your words were intentional, and trying to pretend they weren't is silly. Stand on what you say. God is all about nationality and skin color and lineage, the scripts tell you that so that then makes it an important aspect to focus on. I'm sure you also believe grace is salvation but the scripts also are very specific about that as well.

@@miriammccarty4373 ok grammar police. This is internet no one cares about grammar. You’re not grammar professor. You’re mad about the fact that I’m stating facts. You guys get on the internet and spend hours arguing over people’s race as if Bible addresses race. As I said, claiming race of these people will not get you to heaven. Help you! I do stand by what I’ve said. It’s literally there I didn’t take my comment down, so helping me see how I’m not standing by my comment? You played yourself on that. Again, you’ll not see God by claiming the race of these people that’s why God never instructed us to address race. The apostles did not and Christ didn’t either so bye.

THATS NOT HIS NAME.

Canaanites came from HAM

Not yet! Will work on it

They were all black.

Her son Zarah, went to become royalty in N. Europe. Not a lot of blacks there.

Look into the history of Europe you will be surprised what you will find, and I don't mean the stuff they teach in school, I mean real history the type you have to research

What do you mean?

There are 2 Tamars in the old Testament. This is about the first one. The second Tamar is the daughter of king David. You might be confusing them.

Canaanites are African People. Children of Ham. In some of the earliest versions of the Bible, It literally tells you Canaan is Black with Tight Coily hair.

"Middle east" doesn't exist. If it does exist, the whole entire region is majority Africa.

This is a very interesting take on the matter Can you kindly expound upon the notion that the 'Sons were the problem' Wouldn't they be considered Hebrew as nationality comes from the Father? Why would Tamar be genetically righteous if she is a cannanite? Looking forward to your answer!

@@The_World_Champion. The sons were not pure bloodlines, there mother was the daughter of Shua who was a Cannanite, who God had forbidden the Hebrew Israelites to marry. We are not told Tamar was a Cannanite, this event is recorded to drawn attention to God's law, remember the Israelites were moving and living in various places amongst different tribes and peoples. We are told God is not the author of confusion, so we must hold to the truth and help understand when confronted with what we think is inconsistencies.

@@jamesmason8944 Very eye opening. Please allow me to pick your brain some more... In the realm of genetic / national hierarchy do the children of Israel hold top spot or is it true that, there is neither Jew nor Gentile? Has the Church been replaced as GOD'S chosen people?

You see, if you truly understand historical facts we all will stop using this name change. We often say God or Lord but this is so wrong. In the Bible the old testament tells of a true biblical story of a time when the high priest had to go into the inner chamber to do the priestly duties, a rope or cord was put around his waist. Why, did the people do this, answer they were told to do this by whom, a god or did any god said this to the people, not! This is your answer to names, no other names were given so that the one seeking to know the truth will find it. We can't say for our loved ones, but if the truth is there why turn our back on the living words.

You see, if you truly understand historical facts we all will stop using this name change. We often say God or Lord but this is so wrong. In the Bible the old testament tells of a true biblical story of a time when the high priest had to go into the inner chamber to do the priestly duties, a rope or cord was put around his waist. Why, did the people do this, answer they were told to do this by whom, a god or did any god said this to the people, not! This is your answer to names, no other names were given so that the one seeking to know the truth will find it. We can't say for our loved ones, but if the truth is there why turn our back on the living words.

​@@rudolphtheodore3474God Himself calls Himself God.

Confucius Confounded?

You need to read your Bible.

@@sherethadaniels473 I AM reading it, for the 10th time. I'm just not reading falsehood into it.

There is only one way for a man to prevent conception outside of abstinence. He would withdraw when he was with Tamar because he didn't want to raise his brother's child. If she got pregnant, her first child would be considered to belong to Er. I will agree that she knew nothing about a divine plan. But, she knew what her life would be like without a husband and children. She would have been begging for food if her father kicked her out of his house. No, Judah was not whoring around. His wife had died, so he might have been lonely. Tamar went to the roadside because Judah had not given her to his son Shelah when he came of age. She knew the route he was going to take for the sheep shearing and put herself out there, praying that she would conceive when Judah came to her. She was very smart getting his staff and seal as proof for when she knew that she would go before his judgment as a pregnant woman. This is a good story about God using those outside of Israel for his divine plan. Rahab and Ruth are other good examples of this.

Hiring a prostitute is a sin, whether your wife is dead or not. If he was lonely he could have easily remarried.

Judah's father had 12 sons, not Judah.

Tamar is the palm tree, a symbol of Virgo. See Isaiah 9.14-15, where Virgo is called the palm frond/branch. Good luck with your studies.

Masturbation is sinful… sex can only be righteous within marriage and is the act that results in procreation… all bodies belong to God and us purposed for specific uses anything outside of his order and design are sin

Sin starts in the mind, even sexual sins. Can one masturbate without the sin of the mind? Be careful not to lie against God simply because you struggle with a sin you believe you can't overcome by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Masturbation is absolutely a sin!!

Hey there! We appreciate your perspective. we just wanted to clarify that when we use the term 'tales of the Bible,' we're not suggesting that the stories are untrue. Instead, we use the word 'tales' to refer to the rich narratives and lessons found in the Bible. People interpret these texts in various ways-some take them literally, while others see them as allegorical or metaphorical. We categorically believe the bible is true. We also believe there's value in exploring different perspectives and having open-minded discussions. Feel free to share your thoughts, and let's engage in a respectful conversation about these important topics. Stay Blessed!

Hi @relyks503 We appreciate your comment. The purpose of this video is to provide brief glimpses into lesser-known stories from the Bible. The images in the video serve as a creative expression, emphasizing the idea that we are all created in the image of God and come in various colors, shapes, and sizes. Our visuals simply portray individuals from diverse races and backgrounds. Much love, stay blessed !

What color are you and what is your origin?

Noah Ham do you know what nations Ham birth then come back

Not very light skinned person is white. White is only for European. The Jews are from the Middle East . They are not European. The eve gene 🧬 exists only in a black woman . Which means that only a black woman can have a child of a different race . Therefore eve was not white but black. The ancient Egyptians were black and they made the Jews slaves for 400 years of course there were mixed children. Ishmael 's mother was from Egypt she was black. Why did Jehovah suggest Egypt and not any European country when Jesus’s life was threatened as a child???? Ask yourself A place where the Jews where slaves ?? Before you comment please ask Google. You are limited in knowledge.

In your mind, where did black people come from? The Bible is a book of creation and people. You mean to tell me that every person in the Bible was Middle Eastern looking, when the Bible often mentioned that the Hebrews mixed with Hams descendants many times.

The answer lies within the question. Without the crucifixion there would be no salvation. "For God so loved the world, he gave his only begotten son. For whoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life."

Hi Joseph, how are you? The crucifixion of Jesus is a deep topic. Many believe it's part of a divine plan that goes beyond our understanding. Simply put, Jesus died to save us. much love stay blessed x

In Genesis 22, God had told Abraham to offer his son Isaac as a burnt sacrifice. Abe was willing to do it because he trusted God. He was ready to plunge a knife into his only son by his wife Sarah. But at the last second, the LORD called to Abraham. He told Abe not to do it, and Abe turned and saw a ram caught in a thicket. That became their sacrifice. KEEP READING below. So, much later, God would send Jesus to the descendants of Abraham, more specifically to the Israelites, knowing they would kill him, because they had killed several of his prophets in the past. But who would speak for Jesus to prevent his death the way the LORD had spoken for Isaac and saved him? No one did. In one way, God's willingness to sacrifice Jesus mirrors Abe's willingness to sacrifice Isaac. But God was not testing himself the way he tested Abraham, although he would have to be equally determined to see this through. No, his test was of the Levitical priesthood to see if they would walk in his ways and keep his charge as had said to Joshua, the high priest in Zechariah 3:7. The priesthood in Jerusalem would have been descendants of Joshua, the high priest of Zechariah's time. So, did they walk in the ways of the LORD? Did they keep his charge? No. Had they walked in his ways, they would not have crucified an innocent man who was the son of God and was also one of his prophets. And what was the charge of the LORD? Was it not the life of his only begotten son -- that one of them, at least, should have spoken to save it, the way he had spoken to save Isaac's life? That's the way I see it. Also consider the last part of Zechariah 3:7, "I will give thee places to walk among these that stand by." That was God's promise to Joshua if he walked in his ways and kept his charge. Those that stood by were the angel of the LORD and Satan. See Zechariah 3:1. I believe those two represented the early church and the Romans. Because the priesthood did not meet God's requirements, though, their temple and their city were destroyed, and they had no place to walk among those that stood by.

I have a couple comments on that, but I will stop short of claiming to know God's reasoning. First of all, Jesus knew and accepted His fate. It was a journey to get there, from begging for mercy to accepting His place in the Father's plan. Thy will, not mine. There is also a type in this narrative. It speaks to our mystification at God's unwillingness to intervene without fail in order to protect us. From the Father's unwillingness to save Jesus from the death of His physical body, the salvation of all our souls results. We must trust. I hope that on the other side these things will be clear to us. Either that or the answers will no longer matter.

In Islam, they believe Jesus was ascended only without crucification - another has been crucified in his place and God made him appear to people as if it was Jesus crucified or sth ain’t these lines… also if you research about original Bible, it’s much changed nowadays through the centuries to fit different narratives of the people in power; Many things are even erased;

If you look in the Bible, it said that the people are dark skinned. Plus,the architects found the bones of the ancient people.

Because they were black Dam what is wrong with you people.

Cuz they were

Tamar is from the line of Ham who fathered the black races. She was a Canaanite woman.

Question to you is: why can’t she be depicted as black? What’s wrong with that? …..also, have you ever looked at a map to see where these biblical cities are? If so, geographically and realistically, what color do you feel her skin should be? I’ll wait.

Regardless, he was a man that was gifted with wisdom by God.😮‍💨

@@SouthSideLadyWright And he lost it all, and introduced the cursed, evil number 666

@@cashed-out2192 Yes he was! Don’t continue to allow Lucifer to deceive you by the white washing. Song of Solomon 1:6 KJV *Look not upon me, because I am black, because the sun hath looked upon me:* my mother's children were angry with me; they made me the keeper of the vineyards; but mine own vineyard have I not kept. Solomon was a Judahite! The Judahites are black people! They’re scattered in Nigeria, Caribbeans, North America, Canada, London to name a few. I’m a Gadite from the Tribe of Gad. The LORD’s people are black and so is the LORD! Revelation 1:14-15 KJV His head and His hairs were white like wool, as white as snow; and His eyes were as a flame of fire; *And His feet like unto fine brass, as if they burned in a furnace;* and His voice as the sound of many waters. Look up the first African Baptist Church in Savannah, Georgia. It’s cursive Hebrew writing on the pews. Us Israelites once spoke Paleo-Hebrew until we were forced to speak English.

Daud (David) Soloman, Moses , Isa(Jesus) were all dark skinned and very dark skinned. Muse was described to looking like Nigerian tribe. In Islam . You converted yesterday and want 3veryonr to be white😂

@@hodana7546 Solomon wasn't a black man, because as we know, most black men prefer lighter-skinned females. The lighter, the better, white, or pass for white. Solomon did not like white women, nor was he attracted to his own ethnicity. All of his women were brown-or dark-skinned.