Interpretation. This answer is an interpretation or an open question.
Here is the short answer. Most of this summary comes from history and from the full study, not from a quoted verse. So-called Black, Negro, and African American people come from the ancient Hebrews of Israel. They are some of their children.
The commonly accepted picture of “Jesus” is not accurate. It is probably a picture of Cesare Borgia. (Look it up.) The Scriptures and the Gospels do not teach Christianity. Christianity mixes the truth of the Word with pagan ways and worldly ideas. Christians, Jewish people, and Muslims all took part in the slave trade. They all helped keep the Hebrews down. Christians did what people still do today. They used part of the Word to push one idea, and they ignored the rest. They did this to defend slavery in America and keep it going.
The Hebrews are scattered around the world. Some were brought to America on slave ships. We can know who they are. There is plenty of proof inside and outside the Word of God. For example, Scripture warned that Israel would be brought “into Egypt again with ships”. There they would be sold as slaves (Deuteronomy 28:68). Taught of Yah sees this as a sign of the slave ships. This proof shows that the Jewish people do not come from the ancient Hebrews of Israel. It shows that the Hebrew slaves were not African. And it shows that the Hebrews were not Moors or Egyptians. It also explains why God chose to do this to His chosen people.
Taught of Yah has a full study with more evidence from inside and outside the Bible.
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