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But Moses had to look the Egyptians in complexion, for when he put his hand in the Bosom and God told him to take it out, the scriptures said it was white as snow and when he put it back it was restored. I was hoping it wouldn't get this far, but if you are already white how can your hand turn white?
um white people are not exactly white like snow... 
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I have seen where you quoted that they called Moses an Egyptian. Is this not more likely because he was a renowned Egyptian at one time? They even asked "Aren't you THAT Egyptian?" I see no indication that he looked like an Egyptian. It would appear that he was famous and known as an Egyptian because of his time serving there. Maybe he WALKED like an Egyptian. LOL J/K
Kuki-Chin-Mizo tribes living in the north eastern states of India (Manipur and Mizoram) were identified as the lost tribe of Israel some years back and called as Bnei Menashe meaning "Children of Menasseh" in Hebrew). There was mass exodus to Israel where they were allotted land to live.
One of the basis for the claim of Bnei Menashe was based on a legend where they believed that the traditional Mizo-Kuki-Hmar harvest festival song in the Hmar language, "Sikpui Hla (Sikpui Song)" which features events paralleled in the Book of Exodus, such as enemies chasing them over a red-coloured sea,quails, and a pillar of cloud is clear evidence of their Israelite ancestry.
Translation of the lyrics:
While we are preparing for the Sikpui Feast,
The big red sea becomes divided;
As we march along fighting our foes,
We are being led by pillar of cloud by day,
And pillar of fire by night.
Our enemies, O ye folks, are thick with fury,
Come out with your shields and arrows.
Fighting our enemies all day long,
We march forward as cloud-fire goes before us.
The enemies we fought all day long,
The big sea swallowed them like wild beast.
Collect the quails,
And draw the water that springs out of the rock.
Another Bnei Menashe song, which had been handed down and carried throughout their travels,describes part of the Exodus from Egypt:
More news on said claim and exodus can be read from the following links-
BBC News - Israel takes in more Bnei Menashe 'lost tribe' members
Indian Jews from 'lost tribe' move to Israel | NDTV.com
Bnei Menashe Move To Israel: Indian Jews From 'Lost Tribe' Arrive In Holy Land (PHOTOS)
Bnei Menashe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Chief Rabbi Greets Bnei Menashe New Immigrants - Jewish World - News - Israel National News
One of the basis for the claim of Bnei Menashe was based on a legend where they believed that the traditional Mizo-Kuki-Hmar harvest festival song in the Hmar language, "Sikpui Hla (Sikpui Song)" which features events paralleled in the Book of Exodus, such as enemies chasing them over a red-coloured sea,quails, and a pillar of cloud is clear evidence of their Israelite ancestry.
Translation of the lyrics:
While we are preparing for the Sikpui Feast,
The big red sea becomes divided;
As we march along fighting our foes,
We are being led by pillar of cloud by day,
And pillar of fire by night.
Our enemies, O ye folks, are thick with fury,
Come out with your shields and arrows.
Fighting our enemies all day long,
We march forward as cloud-fire goes before us.
The enemies we fought all day long,
The big sea swallowed them like wild beast.
Collect the quails,
And draw the water that springs out of the rock.
Another Bnei Menashe song, which had been handed down and carried throughout their travels,describes part of the Exodus from Egypt:
We must keep the Passover festival
Because we crossed the Red Sea on the dry land
At night we crossed with a fire
And by day with a cloud
Enemies pursued us with chariots
And the sea swallowed them up
And used them as food for the fish
And when we were thirsty
We received water from the rock (Bnei Menashe, one of the Ten Lost Tribes are returning to Judaism and Israel)
Because we crossed the Red Sea on the dry land
At night we crossed with a fire
And by day with a cloud
Enemies pursued us with chariots
And the sea swallowed them up
And used them as food for the fish
And when we were thirsty
We received water from the rock (Bnei Menashe, one of the Ten Lost Tribes are returning to Judaism and Israel)
More news on said claim and exodus can be read from the following links-
BBC News - Israel takes in more Bnei Menashe 'lost tribe' members
Indian Jews from 'lost tribe' move to Israel | NDTV.com
Bnei Menashe Move To Israel: Indian Jews From 'Lost Tribe' Arrive In Holy Land (PHOTOS)
Bnei Menashe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Chief Rabbi Greets Bnei Menashe New Immigrants - Jewish World - News - Israel National News
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The Ainu are not "Caucasian white". Even using older classifications systems, careful inspection shows that they are a unique group. It is true that they share more of the phenotypes with the baseline model for Caucasian than they do with the average Yamato, but that doesn't mean that they were "Caucasian white". Many of these features that they have in common with old baseline models for Caucasoids really only hold up on first glance.