The Bible does not explicitly state, "the Jews were black", but neither does it state they were a "tan-nish color". This means one would have to draw their own conclusion from what they read, what is not explicitly stated, but still made known, and what they believe of history. Since the bible does give many hints (such as, the area of Israelite origin and in which they lived - the Fertile Crescent), clues (such as, description on tendencies the Israelites had), and over all messages (such as, the curses that were brought down on them in prophecy that show what happened and what was to happen to His people), one could conclude the Israelites, which is what they were called, were what society today calls black.
It'd be hard to believe otherwise (because of clear prophecy the Most High has stated in the bible) while stating one believes His prophecies without seeming not to truly believe His prophecy or believing it's only partially true, or ignoring precise connections for convenience (what's been taught throughout history) or otherwise.
The bible does not say that Cain was black.
In the beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth.
No, the Bible never says that you cannot help others until you first help yourself.
The first person to SAY it is God to Adam. The first person to SIN is Eve.
Green is the first color mentioned in the KJV bible. (Genesis 1:30) "I have given every green herb for meat"
The bible does not say that Cain was black.
The Bible doesn't say anything about the Jews re-instituting blood sacrifices.
tribulation
It is forbidden for Jews (Deuteronomy 14:15).
No.
The Bible makes it implicit that anyone who serves God will have a share in the future Reward.
Is that you should sacrifice a black cat to god if you see one.
It means that while the Jews were in the desert, God took the holy bible, the Torah, So when God went to the Jewish people, the Jews answered, "Of course we want your holy Torah!" That's what it means to say that the Jews are God's chosen people!
he did not question god. he was the first person to pray the first prayer Jews say in the morning. he recognized god at age 3. he went into a fire and came out alive. he destroyed all his father's idols.
You're asking about Ethiopian Jews. I couldn't find information about that.
Genesis 25 VS 23
NO. Definitely not. Seriously, I'm not sayin this for fun.