Ancient Egyptians & Human DNA's Big Surprise | Traced: Episode 6

Episode 6: "Traced: DNA's Big Surprise with Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson"
Are the ancient Egyptians related to modern Egyptians? What can Y chromosome research tell us about our ancestry? Does human DNA inform our understanding of biblical genealogies and history?
It’s groundbreaking scientific research that provides revolutionary discoveries about “race,” ethnicity, and even human history. And it’s only possible because the researcher, Harvard-trained Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson, starts with the history and the timeline God has given us in his Word.
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[@salmanshaffie759]

As Somali man, in 90s we still usef to practice pharaoh culture and we have so many same vocabularies as the ancient Egypt language

[@lcarole3131]

The lecture was exhilarating,surely _however Mr.Jeanson's humility, in the face of discovering how The Bible ultimately proves itself, was absolutely wonderful to behold and added an element of - Look up & Rejoice - while we watched in awe! Thank you everso much!

[@mcfact1827]

Confirms what scholars Dr Cheik Diop and Basil Davidson have told us about Kemet

[@user-by6cs1sy7y]

E1b1b is african in origin.this nonesense

[@mcfact1827]

​@@user-by6cs1sy7y what is nonsense with regards to my reference of the 2 scholars mentioned above ?

[@user-by6cs1sy7y]

@@mcfact1827 not what you said.the auther is suggesting e1b1a1(e1b1b)orginated in asia.based on what evidence? And he suggested that they were olived skined Asians. When arabia is right on the equater line.not honest scholarship

[@mcfact1827]

@@user-by6cs1sy7y 👍... Yeah they always lie and twist history

[@514Exc]

​@@user-by6cs1sy7y I think he said they were asian because he was eluding to that the west of africa hadnt been populated yet by the e1b1ba haplogroup prior to that. Since the creation of the suez canal arabia is considered in asia not africa, even though it sits on the african tectonic plate.

[@YetiMama]

Please keep it up. I’m so excited about your research. Thank you for all you do!

[@kb9oak749]

I have long responded to the question of which race I belonged to with the following: "There is only one race-The Human Race." It just so happens that the Human Race was so amazingly designed by God Almighty, that an incredible variety of possible genetic outcomes are present.

[@doomguy9049]

Based

[@doomguy9049]

@@ngzbe4437 sorry for not writing a whole dissertation on why I liked his poast, next time I'll write something banal and catty like you did, if you prefer.

[@ngzbe4437]

@@doomguy9049 ❤

[@doomguy9049]

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[@chuckdeuces911]

Wow, amazingly lame... Everyone agrees to that whether they are evolutionists or creationists. The majority of people believe we all came from one. That's not what anyone means when they ask you that question, if there actually was anyone who asked you that.

[@theancientsancients1769]

The ancient Egyptian considered their ancestral home as Land of Punt current Somalia 🇸🇴 And the language culture and looks are very similar!

[@rafaels.3969]

Ancient HAMIT land of origin was from 4502-900bc was in south Asia(india) and southeast Asia. ALL brown or black peoples. With migrations to (northeast Africa) from 4212-1000bc. FACT!

[@rafaels.3969]

Africa is settled by NOD peoples 17,000bc- AD2024 from the ,*EDEN realm. Just like the HAWILAH(Americas), KUSH (Australia), AZZUHR (pre-Eurasians). All before the worldwide flood events of 4502bc, the latter Bronze Age wars 2400-1000bc, and the Euro colonialism AD1400s-1900s. FINALLY THE TRUTH!

[@bigalsnow8199]

Africa is the garden of eden. The middle east was once part of Africa. Ham himself was black, as were his offspring. The cradle of civilization is Africa. The Arabs themselves came from black Africa.

[@aq_ahmed]

Dr Jeanson, the fact that 80% of Somali males carry the E1b1b gene is not a coincidence. It is a fact that kings and queens of ancient Egypt used to travel to Somalia. They claimed that it was the land of their ancestors which they called the "Land of Gods" & the "Land of Punt" Similarities of the Somali language and that of the ancient Egypt is mind-blowing. If you would like to come to Somalia to make further research, I would be happy invite you and be my guest.

[@jubilee203]

Actually, the land of their ancestors is the beginning of the Nile/Great Lakes region.

[@eltmh4589]

@@jubilee203 You’re both right actually because in those days there were no imaginary borders like they are now, so the great lakes region could’ve included Somalia as well.

[@eltmh4589]

@@jubilee203 Or more than likely some tribes from the Great Lakes region migrated and settled where Somalia is now, while other tribes moved up the Nile towards Ethiopia, Nubia and Kemet.

[@tgr5772]

Don't buy this revisionist rubbish. Either the few Kings of Egypt travelled to Somalia and impregnated several hundred or thousand women around the Somalia region or 80% of all modern Somalians are descended from one line. Or the Kings themselves originated from somewhere in East or North East Africa. Seriously. Use your common sense. Which is more likely?

[@aq_ahmed]

@@tgr5772 This is jot just blind belief. The facts are there. When queen Hatsepshut travelled to the land of Punt, she met King Parehu & Queen Hatie ( Baraxow & Xadiyo) two known personalities in Somalia

[@imhotepamenemhat5132]

Both haplotypes E1b1a and E1b1b populated ancient Egypt, but the return migrations to the interior of Africa were more related to E1b1a. Pharaoh Ramses III and his son Pentaweret are E1b1a.

[@glens6757]

Hi, I went to the museum in Cairo and saw in glass cases multiple mummified Pharaohs. Why not compare the DNA taken from some of those (dating back a couple of millennia BC) to the Egyptians of today?

[@rohayeha]

They are afraid to let it be known because they know their DNA will not match with the ancient ones.

[@JACKDAWFISH]

It's been done. King Tut was European and that has caused the anti-white people to blow a gasket.

[@fepeerreview3150]

@@rohayeha Over the last 5000 years populations around the eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East have mixed a lot and this is readily apparent in the DNA. DNA analysis has in fact been done of ancient Egyptian mummies from various periods, with results that match these population movements. Modern Egyptians also show DNA overlaps consistent with the population movements of the last 2000 years as well. This information is all readily available with a quick Google search leading to articles in journals like Science.

[@masada2828]

@@rohayeha - Egypt was conquered by the Greeks in 322 BC, by the Romans in 30 BC and later by the Ottomans in-the 7th century AD. The Egyptian of today is not the original Egyptian, but Arab. Mizraim, son of Ham was the Father of the Egyptian. The Copt of Egypt is a descent of the original Egyptian of the Pharaohs.

[@rohayeha]

@@masada2828 No doubt the Copts are descendents who also got mixed otherwise there is no logic in saying that in the middle of a desert in Africa a white skinned race evolved naturally. If the ancient Egyptians were migrants then the first people to reach Egypt will also be Africans

[@HardworkDedication]

If you’re sincere about replacing the Darwin perspective you will need to confront the anti Black narrative of the early writers envolvement in race science and eugenics. All who wrote that indigenous Black inhabitants could not have created advanced civilizations like Egypt. Also it’s creation can’t be attributed to Arabs who invaded Egypt 32 dynasties after its creation and installed a completely different culture.

[@patricklyons1863]

Once you start down the road to disproving ideas/narratives, you will be doing it forever. It is better to present the evidence and let it stand. The former looks like you have an axe to grind; the latter I'd a position to advocate.

[@amounwadjaai]

Lol egyptians not black africans not arabs not white peoples. please study peoples of the world. Facts are facts whether u like them or not. Egyptians never black.

[@wodemaya7899]

Telling the historical truth is NOT " an axe to grind " . Your type of " An axe to grind " is a subjective perspective . If Jews spoke about the monster that is evil Nazism , will you make a false accusation against them of " having an axe to grind " ?

[@patricklyons1863]

@@wodemaya7899 False equivalence.

[@wodemaya7899]

Patrick Lyons - Streets that follow like a tedious argument Of insidious intent To lead you to an overwhelming question ... Oh, do not ask, “What is it?” Let us go and make our visit.

[@sagrenmunsamy3581]

Great job! I will definitely use your research in my biblical studies

[@vijayaS420]

Amazing lecture ... so informative. Thank you very much !

[@tienkepelzman3132]

There will be a lot of new 'species' due to cloning, Synthetic DNA, Ai and nano particle manipulation through 3D printing. We are back in the days of Noah

[@winniecash1654]

And mixing genes of animals with other animals, plants with other plants, and animals are plants. I guess they're called hybrids, like that's a good idea.

[@flowerchild777]

Thank you for bringing this up.

[@starlingballet6082]

ITS ALREADY OUT THERE.

[@lydiaedwards8100]

Yep. There are going to be a lot of designer babies.

[@Shertheluv]

If we are indeed in the days of Noah. There is nothing new under the sun.

[@maryserrato5198]

I truly appreciate this presentation from someone credible. The explanations make sense by answering those ambiguous teachings children learned in school, and the questions these kids asked about the Bible.

[@maryserrato5198]

@@midlander4 Do you know the common denominator of 13 and 458?

[@maryserrato5198]

This is the number of years since you joined, and the number of views you've had in those years. You're the common denominator! Now you have something legitimate to laugh at.

[@Nobleflex101]

Great findings with data to backup thanks for your kind contribution.

[@debbiebaranes4111]

What I take for this is we are all connected. What a wonderful time to be alive. We are all brothers and sisters. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@JesusistheonetrueGod]

We are not all brothers and sisters. Only those in Christ will be brothers and sisters, and the rest will perish.

[@michaelkivinen1691]

The TRUTH shall be revealed in these END TIMES

[@Mrbigglesworth777]

The truth was already revealed john3:16

[@72CrossingRS]

Already is.❤

[@Evidence1Only1]

​@@Mrbigglesworth777The Bible is a Late Late story, which true origins came out of Ancient Kemet, called Egypt by the greeks

[@whyaskwhybuddry]

Maybe in your Sequel to "Traced" you can put more in how the Old Testament book of Genesis is encoded in the Chinese language itself. Before B.C. the Chinese worshipped a single God. The word "Create" in Chinese has the imagery of "God Spoke" and so on. The Garden, The Fall, The Flood, Tower of Babel and even the dates for Jesus' Birth/Cruxificion/Resurrection are all recorded in Ancient Chinese documents. These documents record strange Celestial events in 4 BC and switch of Day/Night followed by Earthquakes and more strange Celestial Events in 31 AD.

[@whyaskwhybuddry]

The word "Devil" in Chinese has the imagery of Man in a Garden and a presence coming in Secret.

[@proverbs2818]

@@whyaskwhybuddry Devil means deceiver and Satan means adversary

[@toddfordr8218]

Chinese written history is older than the deserts. Are you trying to say Christianity originated in China? Or are you playing that game where you connect the dots and call it a code? Have you studied Taoism or Buddhism? Do you realize that every religion has the same Golden rule? Do you really beleive that all of human history revolves around your faith? Because if you do, it's very egomaniacal and very wrong.

[@whyaskwhybuddry]

@@toddfordr8218 No, Christianity didn't exist until Jesus came in 4 BC. What I AM saying is that within the very Chinese Language characters themselves are the same accounts given in the Books of Moses. What I am saying is that Taoism and Buddhism didn't exist in China until around the Time of Christ. The Chinese People themselves practiced a form of Judaism, including Blood Sacrifice of spotless Sheep. Genetically, Chinese, Afghans, Jews, etc are all descendants of Shem and thus are "Semitic People". This is well recognized in Peer Reviewed Papers. What I am saying is that the Offical Chinese written documents record the dates of Jesus's Birth, Death and Resurrection.

[@proverbs2818]

@@toddfordr8218 Chinese peoples biblical God given ethnicity is Moabites (Deuteronomy 23:2-4)(Zephaniah 2:8-9) (Psalm 83:1-6)

[@dikalamokobane3439]

Hello! There is history written in 1905 at South Africa the document is called the short history of the native tribes of the Transvaal. The history is about the people who stayed in South Africa then,it includes the Bantu who travelled from north Africa to Southern Africa. Some of the groups written about are Batswana called Bakwena ba Bafokeng. It is stated their oral history shows that they came from Ethiopia, passed by Egypt and crossed Sahara desert when they travelled to Southern Africa. Today some Batswana (some people of Botswana) say they originate from Egypt. There is one research done on genes of children in Botswana,the research found that thier genes were similar to genes of Luhyia people of Kenya. These Luhyia are said to originate from Egypt.

[@elizabethjackson7262]

True

[@Sema-Tawy]

😂😂😂😂, came from Ethiopia then passed by Egypt then crossed the sahara desert then went down to south Africa without carriages or horses. Call Guinness records

[@charmingyoutuber2408]

@@Sema-Tawy camels have been used to cross the desert for thousands of years.

[@Sema-Tawy]

@@charmingyoutuber2408 No camels were known in the Arabian desert not the African, they were only introduced to Africa through Arabian caravans since 800 bc and were used in Africa from 200 AD mainly in the eastern and northeast Mediterranean Africa and much later to West or South Africa. So Again from Arabia to the East and the North, not from South and West to the North East

[@charmingyoutuber2408]

@@Sema-Tawy I hear you. What time period were the people in the OC migrating through? Your timeline for camels still leaves over 2000 *known* years of travel with them.

[@phillypam]

Extraordinary work. Looking forward to more. Thank you.

[@KESaxon]

I find this fascinating. Thanks so much for this series and this channel! On a lighter note (😊) Are there any R2d2 or C3p0 lines? How long have these DNA lines been named in this manner-just wondering, cuz if it began pre-Star Wars era, those character names might add a whole new layer of subtext to the storyline, lol!

[@cherylcogan3542]

Glad to see someone else wondering the same thing I've been asking myself (which doesn't get me very far) since his original series at the beginning of covid.

[@francisgalton2678]

This guy is nuts. Totally nuts.

[@jims2020]

@@francisgalton2678 why do you say so? Do you have any arguments to support your opinion?

[@tomhenderson6989]

@@francisgalton2678 There you are! The random heckler in the back!

[@jims2020]

@@tomhenderson6989 lol, if you don't have a coherent response, any intelligent reader would know who the random heckler is...

[@theaboods8258]

Finally, Truth in Science, how refreshing, keep up the excellent work!

[@mariec6124]

Whoa, what an amazing discovery! Thank you for doing what you do. So blessed by your work... Pls keep it up. May the Lord continue to bless the work of your hands. 🙏🌈💜

[@lynnmitzy1643]

Congratulations, Dr. Jeanson ! I've been waiting for my copy to arrive, only to be informed it's first printing sold out. I am now waiting til July. Congratulations 🎉 again

[@awokecon157]

Same. But I did receive his first book and have been studying it thoroughly. Absolutely fascinating stuff.

[@mumkatharmoz2985]

كلامه صحيح تاريخيا وعلميا بالمرصاد على المزورين التاريخ والجينات البشرية في العالم

[@mumkatharmoz2985]

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[@mumkatharmoz2985]

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[@mitzylynn7958]

@@awokecon157 I ordered 8 April, it arrived today.👍🏼

[@donnaganey6430]

Absolutely amazing information here! Thank you and God Bless you!

[@mumkatharmoz2985]

معلوماته صحيح تاريخيا وعلميا بالمرصاد على المزورين و الكذابين

[@GailBecker-MSED-CM-Author]

Although I am a proud descendant of Africa, I have three grandparents who were either half or part Native American. However, only one of them was from the Indigenous list in your video. My maternal grandmother was half Choctaw, but she had bluish gray eyes. Her blue eyes passed down to my daughter and one of my cousins at birth. At birth, meaning they were only born with blue eyes. My daughter's eyes were dark blue and my cousins eyes were light blue, but they now have green eyes as their eyes changed as they grew up from blue to green along with another cousin who was born with green eyes. One of my cousins and I were born with blonde hair which passed down to my daughter. Now, I have reddish-brown hair, but my cousin's blonde hair turned black, and my other cousin was born with and still has red hair. We Black Americans never know what our kids will look like as we are a mixed group. Our slave ancestors were the first Mulatto group born to slaves and their white masters. Moreover, the mixture continued until many of our ancestors began to look white. It was after slavery was abolished and our Mulatto ancestors married African or Black American spouses and bore children with them that we finally started to look more like our African ancestors.

[@cherylanon5791]

please study quite a few more Answers in Genesis videos, moreover their books, and in a nutshell realize there is only one human race. Being "proud descendant of Africa" may seem fashionable (as in the preponderance of questionalbe BLM activities) however your mention of eye & hair colors indicate something other than African OR native american descent, such as north european (viking) genes. In addition your choice of "white masters" is inaccurate and perhaps intentionally offensive, since the African tribes themselves sold their neighbors not only to "white" buyers but predominantly central & south America. If you have been watching more videos in this series, and checking other sources, you would know that the great majority of slaves were bought by South American "bipoc" owners. In fact in 2023 there are even more BIPOC slaves on this planet than ever have been before, many are children mining elements required for cell phones and EV's. Finally, The goal is not to "look more like" anything other than... to BE more like Christ, mere "looks" are deceiving....as MLK advised-- don't judge people (including yourself) by your skin (eye) color, but by the content of your character, and this is what Jesus in fact will do. Please take this comment to heart, and be part of an inclusive one-race, the human race, ignoring skin/eye/hair color, get back to what really matters-- love for ALL no matter where they come from, and rewarding actual achievements no matter what the ethnicity.

[@patrickgragg5602]

I am 1/8TH whindotte so do I pay myself reparations??

[@GailBecker-MSED-CM-Author]

@@cherylanon5791 Why don't you learn reading comprehension skills? Then you will comprehend that my comment is not about her series or other videos, it is to corroborate with her title and something she said in this particular video using my own life experiences. I do not sit around just watching videos; I am too busy for that in addition to how much I cannot stand self-appointed ignorant people who incorrectly correct other people. I usually ignore ignorance, but I felt compelled to respond to your circumlocutory, protracted ignorance. I am an educator with several college degrees and graduate degrees. Some of those degrees are in Educational Science and Research. Educators and professional researchers are lifetime learners through research studies. However, this is not a classroom or a research lab, it is a comment section where people can comment on any part of what the content creator says that resonates with them as well as socialize, hence the term social media. Apropos, my comment was meant for the content creator, it was not addressed to you. When you mind your own business and keep your nose out of other people's business, no one will know how ignorant you are.

[@derekmunson3695]

​​​@@GailBecker-MSED-CM-Author I think what she was trying get at is that most of the world is tired of any sentence that starts off with "I'm a proud descendant of Africa" ... all everyone hears is Pride this, and Pride that... I think for once it would be nice if black people, or anyone for that matter, tried practicing humility instead of pride. It would be nice to see that. Just once.

[@GailBecker-MSED-CM-Author]

@@derekmunson3695 Then I suggest that when you hear it or see it, don't listen or read it. Just ignore it and move on because you only know what you are tired of! You do not know what most of the world knows or feel, only GOD knows that. Moreover, I will say and write what is in my heart. No one is going to tell me not to be proud of my African heritage. You could have kept that surreptitious racist epithet to yourself! You know nothing about me, but what I do know is that when someone makes an accusation about a stranger without knowing anything about her (especially never having met), it usually means that is who he is. Sometimes, it is wise to mind your own business, especially when the comment is not addressed to you. That, apropos, is humility!

[@NomadicCreator]

They don't allow it because they deny a significant part of our world and that is the spiritual side. Without recognizing an obvious aspect is like getting half the picture, imo.

[@rogerboyd7185]

We all have one Father in heaven! What a fascinating topic and research!!

[@lilliansteele7165]

Yes.

[@barbaraleiss1415]

I never believed in evolution.

[@chrisanderson5317]

My father was a committed Darwinist. He inculcated that ideology at an early age. Some of my first reading books were about dinos and ape-men. It seemed logical, but there was an emptiness to it. I thought that if Darwin was true, then there was no hope. Thank God He eventually revealed His Son to me, and now things began to make sense.

[@meganrosemorris3640]

Nice you just ploped out of the sky then.

[@5paces164]

This is because you weren’t taught about evolution. Change and evolution is going to happen irregardless of your beliefs. Darwin was biased and influenced by the social sciences of that time. We have evolved 😂😂😂😂

[@davidlomeling6423]

Thank you Dr. Jeanson your elaborate and scientifically based explanation is the start of a long rehabilitation and reconstruction process of African, more so Kemitic history. As an original and indigenous Sudanese (The Bari: Eastern Nilotic of ancient Nubia now Sudan) and after comparing cognates, religious practices and now your testimony on ancient haplogroups, this indeed is a reaffirmation of the African/Kemitic origins of one of the world's greatest civilisations."Truth is like death after life, it sure will come". Old kemetic saying. The ancestors are watching

[@MrTimothy87]

The thing is people will find something wrong with his study as well..im not sure why they are so convinced that they were somehow European or Middle Eastern when it has been proven that even the so called Middle Eastern people are a branch if Black Africans who went in that land and geography intervened and changed their appearance. So yes even they started off Black African..They all did prior to physical changes..plus how they believe they were European when at that time science tells us that Europeans in the modern sense were what they looked like today..But yet they will still hold on to racist views to what is obvious but they have a right to believe what they want even if it's not true..Plus they painted themselves as they saw themselves and they were Black African but because these people have a view of Black Africa as 1 type never minded that Black people come in a variety of shades and brown is one of them..They show paintings of them staying Nubians to try and prove a point but in those painting they are represented as the same color in some but they don't show you the other side of that same box in Tuts tomb that depict him saying those of the Levant and Asiatics and in NONE of them are they depicted the same color but they won't show that part..They show them as having white skin for men and women..Thats the way they saw them..But if they were the same color as them then they would paint them the same color as them which they did not..So it's evident they knew what colors to use but on their paintings they really do depict some Nubians the same color as them..Explain their insight on why that is cause that doesn't make sense but one thing you won't see is them showing that picture and the reason is because they can't explain that away..They started off Black African and eventually mixed over time to what we see today..In Max Planck study they didn't test those in the south like Aswan because they knew what they would find..Why would you do a so called DNA test but not include everyone in the region unless you knew what the results would show..that was purposely done to play with those thay want those results so bad and when they were called out ok it they had to come clean as far as their techniques..That completely discredited the results and that is why it is not excepted..Couldn't stand uo to peer review amd you should look at what these other scientists wrote. Some were just straight up upset they would put out bad info but we know why..So before you try to use that study read the whole thing cause you'll just be embarrassing yourself..Be blessed all my brothers and sisters and search for truth and always be unbias amd you'll find it..peace up..

[@dreamdiction]

hahah Ancient Egyptians are all Caucasians.

[@CmonNowTellme]

The Bari: Eatern?. So Bari is East?. The word "Bari" is also Somali word of the east.

[@lindsaywaterman2010]

@@dreamdiction That is why the paint themselves black and say that that they are from the Mountains of the Moon, which ia locate South of the Sahara, between tanzania and Uganda. That is why the language is similar to thw Wolofe people in Senegal, West Africa. That is why they orientate themselves to the south the interior of Africa instead of North. Yea right!

[@dreamdiction]

@@lindsaywaterman2010 There are over a hundred anatomical differences between Negroid and Caucasian races. For example, the negroid skull is DOUBLE the thickness of the Caucasian skull, negroid arms are three inches longer than Caucasian arms, the anatomical differences between Negroid and Caucasian skeletons are so obvious that even an untrained child can separate them. Embalming was the standard method of burial for ancient Egyptians of all social classes, tens of thousands of ancient Egyptian mummys have been examined and they are all Caucasian.

[@skyangel6336]

Can't believe I just found your channel...This is sooooo interesting!

[@jesuslives8963]

Very good information, thank you

[@dieterschonefeld7428]

It was about time with this breakthrough in the history of ideology and the "eyeopening per excellence"! You did it! This will stir up and calm down simultaneously - exactly what was needed. You will be mentioned, remembered, referred to and used as a tool in the process of human development.

[@daughterofzion-]

😅😂😅

[@jimangmay]

@@kateescarlet9693 CUTE! Typical atheist reply. Empty ridicule without dealing with the science behind it. It's so predictable.

[@jnpg]

Fascinating. So long as science pursues truth, it will line up Biblically.

[@michaelcarter7079]

​​@@kateescarlet9693, What evidence do you have to support your claims? What example can be used to discredit the cliam the person in this post is suggesting and one in the video? What of this video can be refuted by scientific research? I couldn't find information on the DUCK therory on a Google search. Where did you find out about this therory and where can I go to find out more information? What does this therory states?

[@NewLifeFromTheWayofTruth]

Everytime!

[@NewLifeFromTheWayofTruth]

​@@michaelcarter7079 There's no point don't cast pearls to the swine!

[@michaelcarter7079]

@@NewLifeFromTheWayofTruth? Not understanding post. Can you phrase comment so I know what your talking about.

[@katman2922]

​@@kateescarlet9693 ... Everything?

[@conraddreczko8234]

I've had the book "Traced" prior to viewing this video and have gone through it, it is amazing. This video has renewed my interest in studying history, origins etc.

[@Jez.Von.Franco]

Super interesting lecture, many thanks and God bless

[@justinesportsmedicine9379]

Interesting presentation. One last thing has your data been verified by genetics experts or the International Federation of Human Genetics? If not, will you be presenting at the Feb 22-26, 14th International Congress of Human Genetics held in Cape, South Africa? Many experts will be very interested in your presentation.

[@shansands]

some data will not be proven in the conventional scientific methods, but does not change the truth.

[@JacquesMare]

@@shansands 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@elfodd35]

Wow so clever, not.

[@funmiokusfo]

THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS ARE YORUBA RACE FROM WEST AFRICA. GO TO KZbin CHANNEL dark mattter1801 and watch who is messing with God. Also watch the infinity sign and Egyptology deepest blackhole undercover. Answers in Genesis is a liar.

[@margiecarol2944]

@@elfodd35 To you, Not.

[@davidcamara7611]

fascinating, thank you for your in-depth research. LOVED IT

[@sphinx2476]

They say Egyptians were not black Africans but we find all ancient Egyptian culture , tradition and rituals all over African cultures today.

[@brandycoke713]

They lying

[@jaksonvice807]

God willing we're coming to see the ark and the Creation Museum in the next few weeks I am so excited, also praying about supporting one of these ministries of yours, I believe that God has ordained what you're doing and is behind all of it and it's just amazing and exciting. please keep up the good work and you guys are on my prayer list and I hope everyone that loves God keeps you on top of their prayer lists!

[@davidlomeling6423]

The biblical Noah's ark was nothing but a plagiarized "Nu Ankh", the barge/boat that took the Pharaoh to eternal life.

[@toddcolister2770]

Dr. Jeanson, this was a great video. I read and studied material from John D. Pilkey before the discovery of genetic tracing. I'm looking forward to ytour book.

[@schnauzerloversmom]

That was awesome!!

[@deborahwinston1627]

Thank-you so much for this lecture. It was great.

[@garudasomanna]

Dear Dr Nathaniel, thanks for gathering such enormous amounts of data and presenting it to us in a nut shell. Sadly, many people on earth do not share such joys of discovering the truths of the Bible but hate God without a cause.

[@rikimitchell916]

this is very interesting and deserves to included into the standing curriculum

[@funmiokusfo]

THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS ARE YORUBA RACE FROM WEST AFRICA. GO TO KZbin CHANNEL dark mattter1801 and watch who is messing with God. Also watch the infinity sign and Egyptology deepest blackhole undercover. Answers in Genesis is a liar...

[@marinawatson6041]

Love it. I will definitely be buying your book. I am sick of my son saying he comes from Monkey's. I keep saying to him you might come from monkey's but I come from Adams rib 😂

[@tpennyhealth5861]

Hahahaha...this really got me...I've had to constantly remind the children they're wonderfully and specially made... It eventually sank in

[@mitzylynn7958]

Haha👍🏼my grandma told me she didn't have a tail, and neither do I 🤣😂your comment put me in mind, of her💐great memory.

[@vsedai]

No if you read the bible you are (unless you are Jewish) you are part of the Genesis 1:23 folks....the folks that were in Nod. The one the Lord said go out and multiply.

[@majimbowerujimbo7036]

Thank you for touching on the Bantu people, our history gets blurred after 300 or so years, but I enjoyed your analysis. It is in line with some of the theories on Bantu migration.

[@Paulijah_]

What are some theories on bantu migration. I heard they came out of Asia.

[@Cizzlemane]

The Bantu are the ancient Semitic peoples of the Israelites

[@Lindel60]

The history of the Bantu is blurred because there is a big cover up of the truth. Even this research is covering up the truth by keeping Haplogroup E’s origins out of the Levant which is really North Africa. He is giving our history to some European white folks.

[@Dream-bebe]

You’ve done so much research an amazing presentation.

[@Changamira]

E1b1 was in the entirety of North Africa during the holocene(Green Sahara) . Tasilli N Ajjer art work and the Uan Muhuggiag mummy prove this. Kemet was the child of proto east and west/central Africans. This is reflected in the DNA of the Royals.

[@brotherenoch6838]

Thank You for your Exhaustive Work! Quick question 🙋‍♂️, how does YAP = DE fit into e1b1b / e1b1a? I was under the impression that this originated in what is call today the “middle-east”. Unless, you’re focusing “Only” on the young earth model versus focusing on the true origins of DE, D & E.

[@heruy8274]

E-M215 originated in northeast Africa where it has the highest frequency and microsatellite diversity.

[@zigzag1able]

No science has already established that the Y-DNA DE originated in the Horn of Africa.

[@NoRockinMansLand]

@@heruy8274 correct

[@NoRockinMansLand]

It originated in east Africa

[@mcgeedarion]

It did not. E1b1a and E1b1b replaced native African populations during the Bantu migration. That does not make it African. Thats why there are E3b lineages in Anatolia and Natufians predate Bantu migration.

[@robmerrill3460]

Just read through Genesis and Exodus yesterday --- this video shows up this morning.

[@ThePjones1]

I think this is outstanding work. Thank you.

[@189Bearshed]

I find these discussions fascinating, but difficult to follow and I finally realized why. I don’t know where we’re going. Couldn’t you start with an overview?

[@Rom3_29]

They have 22 -24 part series covering whole thing. It is very hard to follow but worth watching.

[@kenwebster5053]

Seems to me that one of the most important points in the creationist vs evolutionist debate is that to be consistent, the word kind in Genasys should be considered in the context of organism descriptions in the creation story. These descriptions do not equate exactly with those of biology but are closest to the family level of the biological taxonomy, not species. This point has very important implications for any discussion on the 2 views. Nobody seems to get this obvious point, why is that? Perhaps we all just want to pick fights.

[@johnle231]

@ken Webster perhaps you mean “kind” And yes, Bible is correct that animals will create according to their “kind” Never ever in history do we see otherwise. Never ever do we see like a fish breeding out a different kind of lifeform like an elephant.

[@kenwebster5053]

@@johnle231 Corrected.

[@mahametsoumounou6870]

Nathaniel Jeanson, I'm surely buying this book!!! Thank you for the work, sheeesh!!👏🏿👏🏿

[@davidfryer9359]

This is fascinating. I am Scandinavian in appearance but I have northern African, western African and Nigerian genetic as well. Yet I am very pale white with blond curly hair. This all makes sense to me now. Please keep unraveling the fabric of the Mystery of the History of Humanity. Well done.

[@guilalves]

I am doubting you, but curly hair is normal in germanic populations

[@davidfryer9359]

@@guilalves them you doubt genetic science all together.

[@sideways586]

I urge everyone to get this book. It was a fascinating read, and it put me in awe of god even more.

[@inlonging]

Is it harder or easier to understand that this presentation?

[@achristian11]

Excellent work 👏

[@jcarnahan4189]

Downloaded the audiobook to listen on my long car drives. Very fascinating!

[@lostinart]

Can someone share a link to the research page he suggested? I can’t find one .

[@blackchristianperspective735]

I agree with the conclusions reached that the ancestor to E1b1a and E1b1b, identified as (E1b1), originated in North East Africa possibly where the Aksum kingdom was located. And, It is plausible that around 700 - 400 BC a split took place between the two Y DNA lineages based on the creationist timeline. It’s ironic that were it not for the E1b1b connection to E1b1a, the world would have thought that E1b1b was of West Asian origin instead of African origin as noted at 43:59 in the video. In modern times, E1b1a is showing up in the DNA of Egyptian pharaohs like Ramses III. This means E1b1a (the same Haplogroup I have as an African American) was significantly present in ancient Egyptian DNA. It can’t be ruled out that E1b1a migrated to West Africa from Egypt. And, it’s possible that E1b1 originated in the Levant instead of the Horn of Africa. After all, the ancient Natufians of the Levant carried haplogroup E. Ancient maps referred to the Levant and southern Arabia as north east Africa or the land of Ham. Either way, E YDNA is an African lineage to which I am proud to belong.

[@NubianGoddess15]

Exactly!!

[@NubianGoddess15]

I am also descendant of Ramses III. 65% of African Americans are descendants. The Ancient Egyptians were black and they are us! We are the Royal ones!

[@blackchristianperspective735]

@@NubianGoddess15 agreed.

[@davidbenyahuda5190]

Shalom Family, they were Israelites.

[@nonsequitur34]

His research is based on the European view on Bantu history. The African view is a migration from the middle east. This makes both E1b1* rooted in the same place in the middle east. Another problem with this video and creationist views is that they still use the evolutionist view of history. The Biblical view state the Ark landed at Mt Ararat. So ALL peoples MUST have a common point of origin. This fact makes his DNA tree as to who Shem, Ham and Japheth is complete nonsense.

[@scooter5005]

AIG, I suggest you offer ancestry research in a fashion similar to other companies, but with additional value-added benefits for people of faith.

[@robertsmith5745]

I purchased the book . Am currently reading it an am very impressed with the points made and the general ease at reading for a non-scientific person,

[@strawberrysnapdragon2700]

I'd love to contact Dr. Nathaniel T. Jeanson, but the links he mentioned don't work? What should I do? Thank you.

[@MTB214]

Thanks for the interesting video. I had emailed you about mine. I’d suggest cri genetics which also has health related things in their dna tests. It’s owned by a geneticist.

[@funmiokusfo]

THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS ARE YORUBA RACE FROM WEST AFRICA. GO TO KZbin CHANNEL dark mattter1801 and watch who is messing with God. Also watch the infinity sign and Egyptology deepest blackhole undercover. Answers in Genesis is a liar.

[@markaxworthy2508]

If there is such a correlation between Haplogroup E1b1b and the Moslem conquests, (1) Why is there not much of the E1b1b in Arabia and (2) Why is there so much of it outside the Arab caliphate at its greatest extent? E1b1b looks more like a North African haplogroupe that overflowed into Africa from Asia than the reverse.

[@malin1635]

I made a dna study on my brothers' dna and it came out to be 30, 000 years old from Arabia (Sumerian) and my mother's from Sudan 15,000 years ago both migrated to the west Europe, Spain and England, then to France and finally to Scandinavia.

[@montybennett5220]

👏 WOW 👏

[@andynoble8590]

You say "it came out to be 30,000 years ago". Who told you this? How did they know? Do you believe them? What evidence have you seen that convinced you?

[@malin1635]

@@andynoble8590 My dad was haplogroup I1 (Sumeria) my mom was T ( N Egypt). B

[@malin1635]

Yes I believe them, Both looked unlike most Finns , dark and reddish hair, both were interested in Egypt and Arabian countries and art. My mom looked like the Russian Emperor Nicolai II. My dad looked like the UK royality in Australia. They told me I have lots of relatuves in UK.

[@malin1635]

My parents never knew their origin, but both acted unlike many Finns. They traveled a lot. My mother was an painter and had made unusually extravagant clothes and she looked egyptian. My dad traveled a lot. They spoke fluently various languages. They did things Finns rarely do. They felt often that they did not belong here. It made a lot of sense to me when I heard their genetic origins.

[@ainisepalu8427]

I am really enjoying this series.

[@davoforrest5]

Praise the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ ! Thank you for your diligence and commitment to Gods words and seeking and saving the lost .

[@deborahfarler2411]

The blind leading the blind

[@Steblu74]

I have yet to hear a succinct synopsis of these DNA findings. I assume these long scientific videos are necessary to “prove” the science behind them. , but how about a short version for those who believe you?

[@deloresherman9279]

Lol

[@lesta.artist]

Very interesting! So glad I found this channel!

[@Grace78ification]

Please credit the Africans alil more. E1B1B as you highlighted have alot of African origins namely, Nilotic and Cushitic even silent Nubic - Berberic tribes Kenya and Cushiting, Nubia, and Berber Somalia, Sudan even South Sudan area, you're also forgetting the indigenous black African DNA of North African which include the Kemet or the Swahili name for Egypt (which is "Misri" whose origin comes from Misraim one of the sons of Ham I believe), Berber who do not identify with the Arabs though speak the language. The Cushites and Nubian are of dark skin origin not Arab origin. Punt is where Kenyan, Tanzania, into Mozambique, Uganda and Congo region who are the referenced "Bantu" hence "Punt" common "Bant"/"Punt" - "Ubuntu" where the B/P consonant sounds are confused with each other in the announciations which is absolutely E1B1A because of where migratory paterns are which could include neighboring regions with original boundaries. Having fun with it a little more "they" (in the North Eastern block) can't say "Bunt" they say "Bunt" lol

[@Schreudertjies]

Thank you, Dr. Jeanson! Your work is fascinating.

[@joshhavard965]

@@TheLionFarm is coning to y

[@mumkatharmoz2985]

يقول البروفسور مشيري على قناة باس الإيرانية البروفسور ناثانيال ت.جينسون على الحق والهدى والنور

[@mumkatharmoz2985]

كتابه خطر على الكذابين اللي ينتسبون أنفسهم إلى اجداد غيرهم

[@mumkatharmoz2985]

فضحهم انام العالمين

[@mumkatharmoz2985]

ياسلام الله على العلماء الحق ضد الباطل

[@Graebarde]

Pre-Columbian history is very interesting. I took a college course at the local community college on a whim. It really opened my eyes.

[@lilliansteele7165]

Mine as well.

[@roseanndinovo9698]

I find your work fantastic, amazing proves a lot of history. My son did 23 and me he found out scandinavian blood line. I am his Mom and will do this test. Thank you for all information.

[@evannaallen4609]

This addressed EXACTLY the questions I have been asking about our Genesis. Thank you for you great work. 😇🙏

[@BroosDager]

Thanks very interesting. Evolution is being proven wrong daily.

[@JungleJargon]

Japhethites are the family of seven sons that was "enlarged". The Judaic lineages suffered a considerable amount of persecution and loss of the male lineages.

[@johnle231]

Yes. That’s why there’s only 15-25 million Jwes worldwide today

[@nuggetoftruth-ericking7489]

Great info! Thanks!

[@ivycantu5006]

Awsome work,love it🤗❤

[@Skadagisgi]

A little clarification on pronunciation: Cush is pronounced Koosh in Hebrew, Mizraim is pronounced Mits-rah-yim or Mits-rah-yeem, and Joktan is pronounced Yoke-tahn.

[@bradleyburdett5361]

You are just making that up. Just Joking

[@dorotheakeller7648]

Hi, what I don't agree is that when Shem, Ham and Japhet got their y-chromosome from the same father Noah, the y-chromosomes of the sons should be different from each other?

[@samola282]

Interesting point

[@Marchaund]

Remember Noah was NOT the first man Adam was. No doubt there were multiple Y-chromosomes in Noah's loins.

[@antiNuetron]

Very fascinating. I think I'll get that cliff notes book. haha

[@John4.23-24]

Question do you have a way to show the mitochondrial DNA for women. I had a mtDNA test done and it originated in the levant and caucus mts near black sea i found an Egyptian mummy who was part of a parent haplo group of mine haplo group.

[@apostlethomasojo]

Please tell us in clear and concise words where the descendants of the ancient Egyptians are today. Thanks

[@Dani-wc9cu]

The modern one but with some mixtures.

[@jubilee203]

E1b1b(Arab Muslims) came back to Africa and push out E1b1a(Bantus) from Egypt creating causing the Bantu migration. So Ancient Egyptians were Bantus. In fact, Rameses III carried haplogroup E1b1a. And, all the Armana mummies(including Tutankhaman) was found to be related genetically to people from the African Great Lakes(Also Bantus) It's academia's code not to ever state or write that Bantus or E1b1a carriers were the Ancient Egyptians. They want to leave the audience in doubt. They will say Africans, but not Bantu.

[@jubilee203]

@@tgr5772 Middle east is not a continent but the description of intercontinental intersection. So, middle east did not create any race of people unlike Asia, Africa, and Europe. Africans inhabited the middle east region first. Then came major intermixing between Caucasians and Africans in that region. Majority of the people there are mixed. They're NOT a race of people. And, NO. Ancient Egypt going back to 4500 BC were pure Africans. Some mixing started taking place in the New Kingdom. So before the mixed happened there was a pure people initiating that civilization. Mix doesn't just happen in a vacuum. Ramses III carry the Bantu haplogroup E1b1a. Parts of the 19th dynasty and almost the whole 20th dynasty was ruled by the Ramses familial line. And one thing that we know about the Bantu(E1b1a) people is that they're universally pure till today, unlike the E1b1b carriers.

[@jubilee203]

@@tgr5772 I agree. There was always mixing but those mixing happened when the circumstance dictates it. That circumstance entails an encounter. If that encounter never took place then you have isolation. We do have groups that went through periods of isolation or minimal encounter. The Bantu people is one of them. The Bantus for the most part exist with minimal encounter from other groups. The minimal encounter they had was through trade. Most mass mixing happened by virtue of invasion rather than voluntary. No two races of people that are indigenous to the same landmass exist. Races come into existence by virtue of isolation. Intermixing happened due to migration. Bantus did not migrate far outside Africa and Asians did not migrate far outside Asia, resulting in them maintaining their purity. "You can find red-haired, fair-skinned West Africans who are born white. Since the Romans were able to cross to Mali, the Sahara was hardly impenetrable so there was mixing and trading and migration. " I will have to disagree. There is NO fair-skinned Bantus in Africa. That doesn't exist. We do have though some Igbos who have caramel complexion but they look light relative to the darker skinned counterparts. Never fair-skinned though. You might be thinking of albinos, we Bantus suffer from that condition more than other people. But they go back to being dark skin after the first generation of procreating with another dark skin person. That diversity you're referring to is mostly genetic and not having light/white skin.

[@Muslimiintawaawalaalo]

Horn africa . We share DNA , culture and everything even more similarities in the language . Beleive me just look us specially afaris

[@Savagekitten77]

This is wonderful work! I have been so disappointed the way Christians have capitulated to mainstream science by also selling out the Bible. I have known if God let evolution take over his creation he would have said so. Also these ridiculous dates science comes up with while dating artifacts and geology are just all over the place and given a little prodding doesn't stand up. As someone with mostly Nordic lineage with a lot of family with middle Eastern appearance your lecture definitely hits home.

[@jaytrey7807]

What happened with Ishmael and his 12 sons? Wouldn't they be the Arabs?

[@gailascari]

Carbon dating is not "all over the place". Isotopes give a pretty accurate date, with + or - range. Did you take chemistry or geology? Rigorous science.

[@gailascari]

What the heck is "mainstream science"? Geology, physics, chemistry, biology, if these interfere with your religion I gotta say there must be superstition in the mix.

[@bookmouse2719]

@@jaytrey7807 Ishmael was Abraham's son with Hagar who was Egyptian (which is interesting)

[@johnbulger8044]

another great study - thanks for your work Dr. Jeanson!

[@kungunganga4903]

Oooh man thanks for this eye opening documentary

[@user-sc8ek9qj5o]

THANK YOU FOR ALL THIS TRUTH, THE CHILDREN OF THE KINGDOM IF KEMET BLESS YOU FOR THE TRUTH❤️🌍🌞🌍❤️

[@lynnlink4629]

We can celebrate GOD's HOLY BIBLE Young Earth 🌎🌍 HIS-Story! TRUTH unfolding and confirmed by DNA! GLORY!

[@user-qq1xg6qn7i]

@Lynn Link The earth may be much older than 13,000 years (7,000 years for creation + 6,000 years history) 1 In the beginning God (Jesus Elohim, PLURAL, the Elohim FAMILY) created the heaven and the earth. 2 And the earth *WAS* (Hayah: BECAME) without form, and void (destroyed and barren); and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God (Elohim, PLURAL, the family) moved upon the face of the waters. 3 And God (Elohim) said, Let there be light: and there was light. Hayah: The word is translated "became" or "become" 133 times in the Old Testament. (An example of hayah describing the transition from one state to another is Genesis 19:26 where Lot's wife became- hayah -a pillar of salt.) *Strongs Concordance: was* Word: DID Pronounce: haw-yaw Strong: H1961 Orig: a primitive root (compare 1933); to exist, i.e. be or become, come to pass (always emphatic, and not a mere copula or auxiliary):--beacon, X altogether, be(-come), accomplished, committed, like), break, cause, come (to pass), do, faint, fall, + follow, happen, X have, last, pertain, quit (one-)self, require, X use. H1933 Use: TWOT-491 Verb 1) to be, become, come to pass, exist, happen, fall out 1a) (Qal) 1a1) ----- 1a1a) to happen, fall out, occur, take place, come about, come to pass 1a1b) to come about, come to pass 1a2) to come into being, become 1a2a) to arise, appear, come 1a2b) to become 1a2b1) to become 1a2b2) to become like 1a2b3) to be instituted, be established 1a3) to be 1a3a) to exist, be in existence 1a3b) to abide, remain, continue (with word of place or time) 1a3c) to stand, lie, be in, be at, be situated (with word of locality) 1a3d) to accompany, be with 1b) (Niphal) 1b1) to occur, come to pass, be done, be brought about 1b2) to be done, be finished, be gone 2 Peter & Jeremiah seem to describe what happened at Genesis 1:2 when the earth BECAME an uninhabited wasteland - destroyed by water- BEFORE Noah’s flood. I believe this Gen 1:2 destruction took place before Noah’s flood, and that’s why YHWH said he wouldn’t flood the world again (a third time). Isaiah makes reference to this in Isaiah 24:1 Behold, the LORD maketh the earth empty, and maketh it waste, and turneth it upside down, and scattereth abroad the inhabitants thereof We are reminded that we are ignorant of antiquity and that everything occurs in cycles. Ecclesiastes 1:9 The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and *there is no new thing under the sun* It’s all been done before. Jeremiah 4:23 “I beheld the earth, and, lo, it was (BECAME) *without form, and void;* and the heavens, and they had no light. 24 I beheld the mountains, and, lo, they trembled, and all the hills moved lightly. 25 I beheld, and, lo, there was no man, and all the birds of the heavens were fled. 26 I beheld, and, lo, the fruitful place was a wilderness, and all the cities thereof were broken down at the presence of the LORD, and by his fierce anger. 27 For thus hath the LORD said, The whole land shall be desolate; *yet will I not make a full end.* The phrase “without form, and void” is only used twice in the Bible, and I believe they are describing the same event - destruction of “the old world” mentioned in the Bible. 2 Peter 3:5 “For this they willingly are ignorant of, that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and *the earth standing out of the water and in the water:* 6: Whereby *the world that then was, being overflowed with water, perished:* Ecclesiastes 1:9 “The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun.” Is there any thing whereof it may be said, See, this is new? *it hath been already of old time, which was before us.* 11 There is no remembrance of former things; neither shall there be any remembrance of things that are to come with those that shall come after. An OLD TIME which was BEFORE US.. BEFORE The earth became WITHOUT FORM & VOID, discussed in Genesis 1:2, & Jeremiah, and 2Peter 3:5 Genesis 1:2 is a Destruction, Genesis 1:3 is a RE-Creation *There’s no telling how many times the earth has been created and destroyed.*

[@72CrossingRS]

🙌❤

[@AhmedKMoustafa2]

I wonder if the naming of the genetic lineage is used widely and systematically across the genetics studies. For example, here in 41:21 the ancestor E1b1 is used to represent the ancestor of both E1b1a and E1b1b. I did the 23andMe DNA test and I am E-L677 according to the test. I could not find E1b1b nor E1b1a in the lineage tree drawn by 23andMe, why is that? Another question I have is why Dr. Jeanson is referring to the Kingdom of Aksum that existed approximately 100-940 AD. However the Assyrian invasion happened to Egypt around 675 BC (with Expansion of Esarhaddon), Did Kingdom of Aksum trade with the Egyptians and did they intermix with them ?

[@tautkusm]

Is this Part 1? How do I watch these lectures in order?

[@Lindel60]

It’s a good thing that you have dispelled the myth that E1b1a has always been in west Africa but there are some geneticists that believe that the E group originated in the Levant which is really North East Africa. E1b1a is the nemesis because it does not really fit within the Cushitic bloodlines so I don’t agree that E1b1a is a Hamitic bloodline and I also don’t agree with the placing of Japhetic bloodlines under Shem. More research is definitely needed here!

[@8468786]

Dr. Jeanson, thank you for your mind blowing research. I have always wondered about the origins of the Egyptians, both modern and ancient and whether they were related to the Ancient Pharos and their subjects. I have known for a long time that the 25 Dynasty were Nubian but that they were ousted. So I don't what the immediate effect on the Egyptian population was during their reign or shortly afterwards. Did the invasion from Asia replace the original Egyptian peoples completely or did they intermingle? I was hoping that you would reveal more in this video about who the Egyptians were before the 25th Dynasty and where their descendants are today, if they survived at all? We have Tut's DNA don't we? Also that of Ramesses II and other Pharos. There are also mummies from their subjects. Commoners who made it to high office. And what relation do the Ancient Egyptians have from the first Dynasty to the 24th to each other and to modern Egyptians and even to other people groups? Is this something that you have researched?

[@teejayangel6638]

The ancient Egyptians were Nubian, cushites, Israelites/Hebrews, Nilotes etc etc, when the invasions from Asia and Europeans came they inter-married of course, hence the modern day Egyptians and Northerners. They were whited out. But, many also escaped or migrated to other parts of Africa, they're still there to date. Many Africans don't take DNA tests, otherwise you'd be blown away by the findings.

[@ninasimone1207]

@@teejayangel6638 that obvious if you ask me and the man said african about a thousand times. They just hear whT they want.sadly

[@teejayangel6638]

@@ninasimone1207 Lol right? I guess they're the type who went to school but their heads were out through the window.

[@nadasallam1596]

​@@teejayangel6638 علي اي دليل بتقولي قصتك العبيطه دي؟! هربوا ؟ لول شعب البانتو عايز يبني لنفسه قصه وهميه علي قد اي هم شعب كان عظيم ! ثم ازاي رمسيس التالت يطلع ع e1b1a وابوه رمسيس التاني طلع ع e1b1b اكيد ف غلط ف التحليل بس الاكيد مالهوش علاقه بالبانتو ثم اي حوار مافيش تحليل dna للمصريين المعاصرين دي ؟ لول ف كدا تحليل والاغلبيه العظمه ع e-m78 بنسبه 65% (e-v22 ,e-v12 )

[@poondaddy9992]

@@teejayangel6638 lol tell that to the so called egyptians there now. they believe they're the original egyptians who built the pyramids even though we all know that isn't true.

[@annieyahu676]

Excellent Video. Thank you for Sharing ❤️

[@supersurgelawncare]

How far can you go with unrecorded DNA or how does that work

[@earlmontgomery847]

I am totally blown away and you have connected many dots for me. I have had two DNA analyses by different companies according to their feedback I am 43% Nigeran(Yoruba) and 23% Sierra Leonian (Mende) 7%kenyian Luya 1%Maasai 5.2 Middle Eastern 9.1% Scandinavian 1.0% 2.9 Northwest European 1% Inuit (Eskimo)2%Meso.American(Peru).

[@imethd90]

lol sir lot of genes

[@earlmontgomery847]

@@imethd90 Yeah, I said the same thing.

[@johndaddyo444]

Earl Montgomery: Since diversity is supposed to make us stronger, you must be very strong, indeed!

[@ybey7037]

This is excellent research and it answers a lot of questions for me. I'm a Afro Descedant/Afro-American. I have traced my family lineages and found living relatives in west and central Africa. When I received my results from 23 and me my Y Dna showed up as E-M4451 which is in the family of E1b1a and it shows I'm connected to the Pharaoh Rameses the III EV38. In west African history there are many oral stories about Egyptian migration to that area.

[@suite701]

we wuz kangz!!

[@beefynachos6574]

@@suite701 grow up

[@davidholland1334]

@@suite701 We are kings. You need to work on your English my non king.

[@itsnomyth144thsnd3]

@@suite701 Yes and your DNA derive from a long line of hate, which debunks all of this mumbo jumbo...

[@andrewright7556]

E1B1A Y Haplogroup is the lineage of Jacob. The original genetic children of Jacob called Israel it is also documented with credible nonsensical sources of scholarship. But each person has to determine the truth of any evidence presented as factual.

[@dragonshoarddesign3094]

How do I submit my DNA for to be added into this

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Do you any information on the E-V38 Parernal Halogroup?