The word "Niger" only appears once in the King James Version of The Bible:
Acts 13:1 Now there were in the church that was at Antioch certain prophets and teachers; as Barnabas, and Simeon that was called Niger, and Lucius of Cyrene, and Manaen, which had been brought up with Herod the tetrarch, and Saul.
and it is a NAME in that verse, it has nothing whatsoever to do with skin color. If you are asking about the word with TWO g's, that word is not in the Bible. At all.
A) God said nothing in the bible which refers to the United States of America - that country wasn't known about when the God of the bible was speaking to his people. B) The God of the bible said nothing to his people about black people. C) God said nothing about Presidents - that political position wasn't known about when the God of the bible was speaking to his people. So, to answer the question - God said nothing about a blackman, the presidency and America. Actually The Bible says: "Can the Ethiopian change his skin?" That refers to black people. No, it refers to Ethiopians - who happen to be black. Other black people were known then - the Nubians, for example - so if God wanted to refer to skin colour, he could have, but he didn't. Not even in the minds of the translators of the middle ages, who would have known "black" in the meaning the question asks of.
Muslims use it to refer to Christians and their bible.
No, in the bible men refers to all people (man or woman)
theres red and black licorice when people refer to the black kind they just say licorice because black is the original kind. when people refer to red licorice they say flat out red licorice.
The Gentiles mentioned in the King James Version of the Bible refer to non-Jewish people or nations.
Simeon known as Niger and Simeon called Kurena are generally understood to be the same individual. The name "Niger," which means "black" in Latin, likely refers to his ethnicity, while "Kurena" could denote a region or a distinguishing characteristic. Both names appear in different historical contexts, but they refer to the same Simeon mentioned in early Christian texts.
Greek Biblos means a book. As greek was popular language then, and people used to refer to the books somewhat like 'This is written in the book of ....", bible could have become popular word for The Bible.
Yes, Jesus does refer to himself as the Son of God in the Bible.
Because people refer to them as black and whites. so what other color would they paint them?
the River
No, Indians and black people are not the same thing. Indians generally refer to people from India, and black people refer to individuals of African descent. These are two distinct racial and ethnic groups with their own unique histories, cultures, and backgrounds.
because in the bible the serpent was the devil and tied to tempt adam and eve