Which was the first race on earth?

Answer 1

There wasn't any "race"

It's not mentioned in The Bible.

The first person to come onto the earth was Adam, who was then followed by Eve. I don't think that they were ever described as "white" or "black" people though they are mostly thought to have been white

It is mentioned in the Bible, many times LAMENTATIONS 5-10, JOB 30-30 and many more times, the people was Black, look it up for your self, Africa is where Man first originated.

I believe they were brown. The verse mentioned Job 30:30 says the author's skin grows black and peels... how many black people do you know get bad sunburn? And a white person grows red and peels. Yes, I've also heard man started in Africa, but where did race come from? I think the brown people moved to different places on the planet, the hotter places allowed people's skin to darken for protection from the sun (black people) and the colder regions allowed for humans to lose unnecessary pigment (white people). And over time these trends continued to extreme differences. I think humans started as brown people.

Answer:

The inspired word "Adam" means "red clay" or "ruddy"... so, the first race may have been the "red man."

Within Adam's DNA, however, resided all the races of men that would emerge with the passing generations. So, technically, all the races of men were represented from the beginning.

Answer 2

The earliest Homo sapiens were probably too homogenous to have identifiable racial characteristics. The development of pale skin and longer noses, such as in those of European origin, arose in response to the cold climates. but since Homo sapiensevolved in Africa, we could perhaps say Africans were the first race on earth.

Of course there were earlier humans, including our immediate predecessors, Homo erectus, but they were really separate species, not just different races or ethnic groups. At this stage, Ardipithecus ramidus is probably our oldest known ancestor, but much still needs to be learnt about the hominids who lived millions of years ago.

Answer 3

The races as we know them today originated after the Flood. Before that, there were two, both of which started at the same time. These were the descendants of Cain and those of Seth (Genesis ch.4). Noah was a Sethide.

Answer 4

According to the Bible in Acts 17: 26 "God made out of one man every nation of men to dwell on the entire surface of the earth".

So there is only one race , which is the human race, which started in the garden of E'den which can be geographically indentified.

According to Genesis 2: 10 " There was a river flowing out of E'den to water the garden, and from there it devided into four rivers. The name of the first river is Pi'shon; verse 13 shows that the second river was called Gi'hon. Verse 14 shows that the third river was called Hid'de.kel and the fourth river was called Eu.phra'tes. Those rivers still exist and can be found on any world map .

The Bible also helps us to understand where Noah ark ended up. Genesis 8: 4 shows that the ark came to rest on the mountains of Ar'a.rat, which is in eastern Turkey, lying close to the borders of Iran and the U.S.S R.

So you can have an idea what the nation of those areas of our planet looks like.

So to answer your question: The first race on earth was the Human Race that was made through one man, according to Acts 17: 26.

Answer 5

It is difficult to determine the first race on Earth as human evolution is complex and involved multiple waves of migration. However, scientists believe that the first humans appeared in Africa around 200,000 years ago.

Answer 6

The walking race is regarded as the first race in the world. Before the invention of technology human beings always participated in walking race.