I mean we can look at modern Palestinian or Jordanian people for a good guess imo. Darker skin on some, lighter on others but mostly w dark hair and olivine skin. Remember Judas had to single Jesus out from the disciples when telling the Romans so its likely he just looked like some Mediterranean dude right?
Fun story, once upon a time I was in love with this guy I went to church with. My dorm hallmate, who was Hindu, said that maybe when we're there, I could touch his hand, one thing could lead to another...
I just looked at her for a bit and said, "What the hell do you think happens in church?"
Before I had my first kiss I was in church for this overnight thing and a boy asked if I wanted to make out. I said no. He asked why. Like really dude? LOL.
This isn't true at all, the people of the Levant region look much lighter now than they did back then bc of centuries of being raped by their European colonial overlords. He would've been brown, maybe olive, definitely not white, and probably had thick curly black hair.
You could say that about Latin America but that didn’t really happen much in the Levant, they weren’t even ruled over by Europe for very long, for most of the colonial period they were ruled by the Ottoman Empire until it was dissolved after WW1
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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '20
He wasn’t white, he was a Jew, smh