A common Bible question that people often ask is,
what does the Bible say about interracial marriage?
This question is near and dear to my heart because my wife is, you know.
The Bible actually does not teach the concept of races.
The Bible says that God hath made of one blood all nations of men.
What the Bible actually taught is that the children of Israel
were forbidden from marrying heathen people from other nations.
Deuteronomy chapter 7 says,
neither shalt thou make marriages with them,
thy daughter thou shalt not give unto his son,
nor his daughter shalt thou take unto thy sons,
for they will turn away thy son from following me,
that they may serve other gods.
The reason for this was never about their race, but about their religion.
In fact, even today believers should not marry unbelievers,
according to 2 Corinthians chapter 6 and verse 14.
Even Moses, who spake to God as a man speaketh unto his friend,
married an Ethiopian woman.
You obviously don't have to marry anyone you don't want to,
even if the sole reason for that is because of their race.
But don't blame it on the Bible, because the Bible does not teach that.