What color were the people of Moab in the Bible?

Answer 1

They were dark in color but the hair wasn’t black folks hair

Answer 2

It's unlikely we can know for sure, but logic would tell us that they were probably white to possibly somewhat dark complected. This is because Moab was a decendent of Lot who was Abraham's nephew. Abraham's family were ultimately decendants of Shem, the son of Noah. The African people were unrelated, since they were the sons of Ham the son of Noah.

Answer 3

We may presume that they were of Middle Eastern complexion. Geographically, they lived in the region of modern-day Jordan. Our tradition is that the descendants of Abraham, including the Moabites, were not all similar to each other in appearance, though none of them was very dark-skinned. And unlike the Ishmaelites, the Moabites had no Egyptian blood.
Terah, Abraham's father and the ancestor of the Moabites (through Haran and Lot), came from southern Iraq, while the wider family was from northern Iraq.

Answer 4

In The Bible, the people of Moab are not explicitly described as a specific color. Moabites were descendants of Lot, the nephew of Abraham, and were known for their interactions with the Israelites. The focus in biblical texts is more on their cultural practices and relationships with neighboring tribes rather than their physical appearance.

Answer 5

Oh, what a lovely question! In the Bible, the people of Moab were not described by a specific color. Instead, they were known for their rich history and culture. Just like the colors on our palette, the people of Moab were diverse and unique in their own way.

Answer 6

Moabites were a West Semitic people, so they were fairly dark-skinned, just like the Palestinians and some Jews of today.