The Bible contains several references to people and regions that are associated with the black race, particularly from the African continent. Ethiopia （Cush） is mentioned numerous times, and individuals like the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8 demonstrate the early spread of Christianity to Africa.
Figures such as Moses\“ Cushite wife and Simon of Cyrene, who carried Jesus\“ cross, are believed to have been of African descent. The Queen of Sheba, who visited Solomon, is also traditionally associated with regions in Africa or Arabia.
These references highlight the diverse and inclusive nature of the biblical narrative, showing that people of all races and backgrounds are part of God\“s plan and salvation history. |
