As we consider 95% of the tribes in the Holy Bible to be Black skinned and directly or indirectly related to African, meaning children of Ham, (see table of nations above), we therefore believe that the vast amount of Bible characters were also black.  Nevertheless for the sake of study through the science of Karastology we categorise both nations and individuals, based upon strict observation and observance of the Biblical classification as detailed in the genealogy of Noah, ie, Ham; African, Shem; Asian and Japheth European.

However it should be fully understood here that this ancient bible classification, in no way reflects our modern racial classification types, based upon current populations, inhabiting particular area’s, i.e, Africa, Europe and Asia, or that they bare any ethnic, cultural or physical resemblance.

But that Ham, Shem & Japheth, having had one set of parents, Noah & his wife, therefore were obviously of the same ethnicity and racial type and since it is known that from Adam & Eve (first two humans) to them; Noah and his sons, there was only one tribe, scientifically therefore, logic dictates that they must have been exclusively African and Black skinned.

Therefore we maintain that all the family groups, Ham, Shem & Japheth’s, including all of the individual members (people or tribes), listed in the Table of Nation’s (Gen:10) were African, but that only Ham’s descendants, maintained their African characteristics. Whilst over countless generations, way up into the historical era, from as late as 2000 BC, these African’s, displaced in these far off lands, having gone through the changes of transformation over many millennia, from African, to Aboriginal, to Pre-Dravidian, to Dravidian, to Asian ethnically around 2000-1500 BC, symbolised as red skinned from the time of Esau, biblically and finally Caucasian and white skinned around 1000 – 700 BC, symbolised biblically, by Naaman the Syrian, confirmed in the archaeological scientific records, with the emergence of new ethnic tribes in these regions, Akkadian & Hellenism, Asian and Europe respectively.

Therefore were consider all characters in the Bible Black skinned, up until the birth of Esau , Jacob’s twin, who was born red, Jacob remaining black and the first white skinned person mention in the Bible to be Naaman (1 kings).  On this basis and with this view of Bible characters and history,  we get a much better understand of these personalities, in context of studying the Bible through an African Centre approach and world view, although we take particular preference to researching Bible characters, who can be unequivocally classified as African, based upon direct descent from the children and lineage of Ham.