Was King James black? A look at the man who made the bible common

Actually the only way he could have been a 'black' Hebrew Israelite was if one of his ancestors had come from Ethiopia. (Moses second wife was Ethiopian and she may have told her countrymen about God and many converted to the Hebrew religion( And the Israelites were not black, they were of the Semitic group and were brown, they were not descended from the Negroes of the area South of the Sahara in Africa. But if you read a lot of books of that time, many English regarded anyone with dark or almost black hair as black, for instance the Black Irish were those Irish who had dark brown or almost black hair rather then the kind whose hair was either red or blond. So King James may have had black or dark brown hair. I noticed that the comments on that video have been disabled so obviously those who wanted to believe that King James was descended from Israelites and especially those Israelites who were of part Ethiopian descend not to disagree with them.

Like most things to do with royalty, there is as much "untrues" as "trues". That bad English specifies that everything not true isn't necessarily false. I would say it is most unlikely that King James was any of the things mentioned in your post. As for re-writing the Bible, King James may have caused it to happen but probably did none of the work himself.