Cancelling Culture Again...Anti-Semite Reverse Racism

I prefer to think that Jesus' color is like one of those cars with paint that changes color depending on the light and your view, making it possible for him to be seen differently by many different people.

The book of Genesis tells us that God created man in His/Her own image, so who ever looks at God sees themselves. God is then some kind of visual Shape Shifter so it is fair to believe his son would follow suit.

Least we forget, the entire premise of believing Jesus is the son of God, requires faith, not fact.

Emmmmm....Really don't have that faith, nope don't get this god thing at all, but that doesn't mean I'm right.

Moses' second wife was an Ethiopian. Pretty sure they had a kid or three.

According to the 'Bible' Moses was a Levite and Jesus was of the tribe of Judah. Since intermarriage between tribes was common it is quite possible that Moses was an ancestor of Jesus through a female line, however there is no Biblical proof that he was.
I prefer to believe Moses was a Native New Yorker (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZA2nJbxOCo) out of New York City's Studio 54 district because he kept asking the King Pharaoh (either Amenhotep II or Rameses II, scholars are not certain) to "Let My People Go Go"

A quick guide to Mose' children -
https://www.straightdope.com/21343397/what-became-of-moses-s-sons

I never gave much credence with these ancient writings. It always struck me as very strange that so much was written at a time when hardly anybody could read...now if you want to grace the old Garrard with some true inspirational vibes give Issac some 33⅓ revs and forget about the Blaxploitation and just enjoy how good it used to be.

Not on his father's side.

Okay you got me, this could start a very long debate, so... genealogical records in the Old Testament, trace Jesus’ heritage back through the history of the Hebrew people who became the Jewish nation. This does not take anything away from your opinion which is 100% correct.

First clause of bottom text is why I’ll never be a Christian