A model is presented based on a comprehensive analysis of Biblical references for the origin, variation, and continuation of human populations. This paradigm is compared to a breadth of paleontological, bioanthropological, and archaeological evidence regarding human origins. The model provides a more comprehensive explanation for the array of human origins data, especially the (1) alleged evidence for the greater antiquity of anatomically modern human bones, (2) the temporal coexistence of modern and non-modern human populations such as H. erectus and Neanderthals, (3) variation in the morphological traits of human populations, and (4) the continuation of only modern human populations or Homo sapiens sapiens into the present Holocene period.