The Mystery of the Far East with Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson | Traced: Episode 9

Are the ancient people from the Far East related to modern-day Chinese? What can Y chromosome research tell us about ancestry? Does human DNA inform our understanding of biblical genealogies and the history of the East Asian people?
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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[@HiddenView1977]

I can’t wait for all these truths to be fully revealed. Amazing that people will still reject the truth on that day. Thanks AIG and Dr. Jeanson for all your work!!!

[@alanmcnaughton3628]

God is always right in his word and in truth, because he IS the TRUTH Bible. Matthew 10:26 [26]Fear them not therefore: for there is nothing covered, that shall not be revealed; and hid, that shall not be known.

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[@truthserum9157]

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[@opendstudio7141]

Hello cousins. 😀 Many people would be offended when they learn that all of humanity share an exceptional grandfather named Noah. 😁

[@maxpeck1962]

People are often offended by the truth when it conflicts with a more palatable lie.

[@opendstudio7141]

@@maxpeck1962History shows us the liers delight creating false conflicts and have us fighting and killing each other, while hoarding the spoils of war. Humans, we are morons.

[@amirnewson6230]

Exactly we all come from his 3 sons

[@peggyvorse1461]

Yes I am to his exceptional father was Adam.

[@baconlon888]

Gday mate, yep

[@lauriewilson4016]

" and out of every tribe and nation .....and they have palm branches in their hands " So looking forward to the wonderful moment . Such Good work here helping the realization of what we in fact are. FREEDOM

[@jean-jacqueslavigne3109]

Read the book. Didn’t regret one second buying it, in spite of the long delivery time out of the US. I cannot wait to learn more and to see how much deeper and broader we can go in DNA ancestry research. Maybe one day there will a global database of everyone detailed ancestry so we can all see how we are linked. Cool stuff.

[@mitzylynn7958]

Thank you Answers In Genesis. 🙏🏼

[@garym7989]

I suggest that you listen to Pastor Hee, from Singapore,. He is an ancient chinese scholar. There are a number of ancient Chinese original symbols that have precise OT relationship. The symbol for Big Boat is a boat with 8 people in it. The name for Noah, is precisely that, & with specific relationship to the word for Big Boat.. The word for Mercy, circa 2500-2700 BC is a Cross with Blood on it. There are many other connections

[@williamallan7915]

the flood was not till 2348 BC?

[@ColleenBaldwin-vv8oj]

I just love listening to AIG and Dr. Jeanson. He is so captive and interesting. Love to God, Christ, and the Holy Spirit, and everyone here. Bless everyone.

[@dystar112]

Thank you for all of your hard work and effort.

[@thistledownz.2982]

My Chinese husband needs to hear this.

[@newcreationinchrist1423]

Praise God for this channel! Love you guys ❤️🙏

[@thecrew777]

Thrilled to hear there is an AUDIO version of this book, with downloadable color plates! Too awesome. The book has now made it to my first stop for books: Audible! Yes, it's over there!

[@ChristopherLeePalmer]

Buy the book and support this groundbreaking work which helps to counter and destroy the lies of evolution.

[@reutlevy8834]

This is gold to my soul and for my research on linguistics Be Blessed

[@jean-jacqueslavigne3109]

I am sure it is. Before reading “Traced” I read a book on the origins of language (“the power of Babel” or the origin of languages by by John mcWorther. That was interesting because the author is non-believer and evolutionist. 98% of the book was retracing language history to a Babel-like event when a multitude of languages suddenly arose and dispersed..and how researchers managed to identify a proto-language at the origin of it all.. but because of his evolutionist pre-suppositions he ended up concluding that they could not go back more further to retrace language history from the beginning of the Homo sapiens as they were lacking evidences. He just couldn’t see the obvious.

[@roylovett4052]

Thank you for allowing comments

[@barbarajames9470]

Dr. Jenson, you have made me realize I missed an opportunity in life. I am gob faced fascinated by your analysis of the DNA, linguistic, migratory, and other science to show the connection from Babel and Noah's family to present day peoples. Such glory to God! I'm ordering g your book. Thank you for your being a servant of the most High God JHWH.

[@mrdovie47]

I worked in hearing aid repair for about 25 years, so I had to clean hearing aids. "White" and "Black" people have similar earwax. (I say this while eating breakfast) it is sticky and waxy, but most Asian people have a grainy loose earwax that flakes more. This is something you wouldn't know unless you had to deal with it.

[@LadyLovelyLox777]

My family is very diverse - and ear wax differences are real !😅

[@christopherquigley5468]

Some of these language families are political. Korean and Japanese are very closely related. Their grammar is identical. Yet they are considered separate BECAUSE they all hate one another and can’t stand the idea that they are actually cousins. You aren’t going to find any Korean or Japanese linguistics professors admitting that actually their languages originated from the same group of people. I live in Korea. So I get to hear this racist stuff fairly often. It is pretty common to meet people who believe their race is superior and more highly evolved.

[@nicklostable]

Wow, it happens in Asia too. This is also the same in Europe, particularly in the Balkans. Namely Croatians, Bosnians, Montenegrins and Serbians. It’s also the same with the Macedonians and Bulgarians.

[@michaels4255]

@@nicklostable This happens all over the world. Even primitive tribes usually call themselves by some word that translates as "the humans," implying that other tribes, which they denominate by some other word, are somehow less than human. Only people of West European descent beat themselves up over this stuff.

[@benjaminrush4443]

Absolutely Amazing. Thank you. In Jesus' Name. Amen.

[@StanGraham1]

Love everything Dr. Jeanson does! Godspeed sir!

[@josephbaker5810]

This is absolutely stunning in it's confirmation of conservative plainly read Biblical interpretation from Genesis to maps.

[@jasonolson3133]

God bless you

[@geoffrobinson7293]

The similarities between ancient Hebrew and ancient Chinese is intriguing. Both are based on three root letters. Hebrew is linear right to left, Chinese superimposed them into one space. Yes, that is a bit of a oversimplification, but the structures are parallel.

[@iaam8141]

@Geoff Robinson, FYI Chinese characters are traditionally written vertically down from right to left (it's still being done today by artistic Chinese calligraphy masters). It's commonly believed the practice of writing from East to West would help the Chinese to remember for posterity that they originally came from the West i.e. from a place where Babel was located. Apparently, this applies to most other languages as well, Arabic being a prime example.

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God says you guys are doing a very good job! 🐇 Keep up the good work and being respectful Answers in Genesis! 🐒

[@johno140]

I believe that being agree with 1st generation Korean American , Baptist pastor, Gene Kim's theory/belief/idea that the early families of Shem,(who had raven straight black hair, but fair skin,( according to the Song of Solomon;)) and Ham , (father of African peoples, ) and Japheth, (father of blond haired, blue eyed , fair skinned European peoples ,) intermarried even before the book of Genesis was completed. He believes far Eastern Asian peoples are of Shem,( which explains their raven straight black hair,) and Ham, (which gave them their unique bone build, and skin complexion, (mix of Shem and Ham.) It makes sense Shem is the father of Asia, Ham is the father of Africa, and Japheth is the father of Europe, but the multi-ethnic , and sub-racial varieties due to intermarriages within the human family date to back to Genesis.

[@joshuaansley1361]

This information is extremely eye opening,

[@wdmfan]

You can look into Buddhist literature, they were keeping detailed records from 500BC or something. And Buddhists monks were spreading like wildfire throughout south-east Asia, East Asia. You might find a lot of records, in Alexander the great's historian accounts, (during and after the conquest). Is there a connection between Asian and American tribes before Euro Empires arrived?

[@mistiroberts1576]

There is- I saw a documentary about it in the early 2000s

[@davidjacobs8558]

If you read the ancient mythical account of Chinese history, it is clear that there were 3 main groups of people who became Chinese. One group is from North East (Manchu), one group came from South East (today's Vietnam area) and one group came from West (Tibet area). we are talking about at least 5000 years ago here. The Chinese language is obviously dominated by people who came from the West, so it is called Sino-Tibetan family.

[@davidjacobs8558]

Even after 5000 years of mixing, Western Chinese still looks like Tibetans, Southern Chinese looks like Vietnamese, and North Eastern Chinese looks like Koreans. (well, they don't all look alike)

[@M.Campbell-Sherwood]

You do realize there really isn’t 5000 years of Chinese history right? China itself has only existed for about 2500 years. It came into being when Emperor Qin took the throne. He is also who the country is named for. Before that they were just a bunch of waring city states, run by different families and chieftains. The whole 5000 years Chinese history moniker is just a bunch of bs the Corny Clown Parade tells the citizens. Kind of like how hot chili 🌶 peppers originally came from there and outside world stole them. Except that we all (the rest of the world) know they came from Mexico, Central and South America.

[@jinger_m]

Manchu is sooooooooo much later.😂

[@yo2trader539]

Y-DNA Haplogroup O1b2 correlates with Yayoi migration to Japan starting from around 3,000 years ago. They were mainly rice farmers and fishermen with possible southern genetic lineage due to their lack of alcohol tolerance. Archaeological studies indicate they started arriving in Northern Kyushu and Southwest Korean peninsula around 3,000 years ago, as noted in their distinct pottery and large-scale hydroponic rice-farming. O1b2 make up about 30-40% of modern Japanese males and around 30% of South Korean male lineage. Proto-Koreanic speakers were most likely Y-DNA Haplogroup C, which is about 15-20% of modern South Korean males. This ratio is higher in North Korea as they likely migrated from Manchuria/Inner-Mongolia. Haplogroup C is most common among Manchus, Mongols, and Kazakhs.

[@gisselherrera7490]

I've been following my genealogy recently and I'm suspicious of my mom and dad are far cousins, both come from Spain and their families intermingled at some point in the 17th and 18th century. I would really love to have a trustworthy test I can do to trace my ancestors.

[@johnyoung1606]

Even though You may not want to believe it..... Is it not possible???????

[@suzannehartmann946]

If distant enough it is a fun curiosity and not genetically a problem for offspring of course. Close cousins can intensify recessive genes that can cause disease but as far back as 18th century, wow cool!

[@brucemoose926]

I see the playlist but because the part number is not part of the title, I have to click on each one to try to start at part I and onward. Maybe you can include the numbering in the description?

[@dooglitas]

I love listening to Dr. Jeanson. This subject matter is interesting, but I think his book "Replacing Darwin" is a much more important work. The church is facing a major crisis of faith. Church goers are leaving the church in droves and are becoming atheists by the droves. "Deconverting" from Christianity has become a trendy phenomenon. This topic about the origins of various people groups, though interesting, is really of no real value in fighting the massively growing trend of "deconversion." Dr. Jeanson is one of the very few people who is a creationist and an expert in genetics and biology. I think his efforts and time would be much more powerful if used to give us non-experts information helps us to counter the tide of pressure in the church to question the validity of Christianity and the Bible because of the nearly universally accepted mythology of evolution. Evolution is the greatest threat to Christian faith today.

[@YoungEarthCreation]

AIG probably dictates his schedule, that’s my guess. But that’s why we over at Standing for Truth focus so much on it. I do as well of course, I think it’s the fatal blow to evolution and all parents need to learn his model so their kids can go off to school and not be duped. As a matter of fact, I agree so much with you I even wrote a small handbook for all parents on how to get YEC back in schools and it outlines the YEC model and why it’s superior. Anyway, great comment and I couldn’t agree more

[@valeried7210]

I don't think you're understanding that if this history bears out, then evolution is ruled out by the biblical timeline. You just need to give people the book to see that the timeline makes sense, and makes way more sense than people's doing pretty much nothing for thousands of years.

[@dooglitas]

@@YoungEarthCreation Thank you so much for your comment. I'm humbled that you actually subscribed to my little channel. My biggest concern regarding people like Dr. Jeanson is that there are so very few actual Ph.D. scientists who are YEC proponents, and they are such a valuable source. There are lots of YEC proponents who are NOT Ph.D. scientists who are speaking and writing books, which is all very wonderful. However, in the minds of secularists, scientists are sort of looked as the end-all-be-all of authority on the issues of evolution and the origin of the universe, etc. People like Dr. Jeanson have the knowledge and education to speak authoritatively on these subjects. That is why I made my comment, because the subject of the video and his newest book are interesting, but they are not really important regarding the issues of YEC and countering evolutionary dogma and anti-YEC bias. I went to your organization's Facebook page and yt channel. It looks interesting. Do you have any actual scientists that work with you in any way? I subscribed to your channel.

[@maxpeck1962]

I respectfully disagree. I think *both* areas of research have tremendous apologetic value. As Jeanson himself has pointed out many times, there is so much more data and interest among the public when it comes to human history vs. history of other organisms. The 2 subjects go hand in hand. Replacing Darwin made predictions about human genetic data aligning with recorded history that are being fulfilled in Traced, and this reinforces the YEC timescale as applied in both Traced and Replacing Darwin. There's a reason evolutionists are so adamant about rejecting the global flood: because admitting that would destroy all alleged evidence for evolution. The resesrch documented in Traced supports a roughly 4500 year paternal history for all of humanity from just 1 man and his 3 sons. That makes it increasingly difficult to deny the flood.

[@gokupepper]

Evolution is not the greatest threat. I think the greatest threat is postmodernism rooted in relativism.

[@joshuaansley1361]

Hello, Cousins from around the world!!

[@haroldbarry8118]

Revelation 10:7 King James Version 7 But in the days of the voice of the seventh angel, when he shall begin to sound, the mystery of God should be finished, as he hath declared to his servants the prophets.

[@kathleensanderson3082]

Do you have much data for the Alaska native groups (Aleuts, Eskimo, Indian?). Curious how closely related some of them are to these East Asian peoples, especially the Aleuts -- I've seen early pictures of Aleuts that looked much like Chinese people, complete with their long robes, except instead of silk, the robes were made of furs.

[@thecrew777]

I'd be very interested in that too. I see the similarity between the Aleuts not just in basic facial structure but also in their hardy way of adapting to colder climates and use of ingenious ancient technology. Wondering also, how much of what is now Russia was once a part of this people group.

[@charlo90952]

Science says the Bering land bridge was only open from 60,000 to 30,000 years ago. Since this fellow is saying the Earth is only 6,000 years old there shouldn't have been any people in the Americas. I guess he's just dismissing all science. Except he's trying to use science to try to prove his anti science point.

[@markhunt5019]

Because Japanese and Korean have Chinese roots, there's a lot of similar vocabulary between these three languages. Linguists believe that around 60% of Korean words and 50% of Japanese words come from Chinese. Korean & Japanese adopted their original writing systems from China. Neither was written until they adopted Chinese characters. Both Korea and Japan moved their writing symbols away from the complexity of traditional Chinese. Two modern parallels exist: Taiwan vs Main land and Hong Kong vs. Main Land. The Main Land simplified their script under the CCP in order to promote literacy. They use Pinyin as Romanization to teach it, and on their cell phones. Taiwan kept traditional script and uses Zhuyin on their cell phones. Main Land and Taiwan can read Hong Kong written Chinese and understand but cannot understand it when it is spoken. So, you can see even linguistic evolution clearly in our lifetime but behind them all was a root ancient Chinese.

[@cristianionut8932]

Thanks

[@jvo3777]

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[@engelag]

Vietnamese claim that they originated from three people groups: 1. southern Chinese, 2. Malaysians, and 3. Burmese (river valley people). My source is my wife, who is Vietnamese and her friend Phuc (who remember their history better than my wife does). Phuc got excited about the report that Israeli anthropologists found that the Burmese river valley people may be descendants from the lost tribes of Israel. This makes Vietnamese partly Jewish.

[@colonalklink14]

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[@thoth1999]

I got my book🇦🇺💕hard copy, for when internet goes down. PEACE.

[@1jktful]

In 2000 I was given the opportunity to travel to Shanghai, at that time exploding in pop because of the “capitalism” experiment there by the CCP. We stayed by the Shanghai Rail Station. Besides being able to walk around (with a Chinese speaker), I could watch the throngs on the streets from the hotel. I was amazed to see how many physical types were there, as varied as walking down a street in California. The only thing they had in common were “Asian” hair and eyes. People think ‘they all look alike’, and there is nothing further from the truth!😅. Language unifies them. Empire (CCP) unites them. IN ADDITION, in the Western United States, the Native Americans esp along the rivers in Northern California, traditionally have a connection with the Hawaiians, that some travelled here, all the way to the Mt.Shasta/Mt.Lassen region and settled for a while (long enough to have kids), comfortable among the volcanoes, and then left to go back to Hawaii, in their sea going canoes. Locally, they call it ‘the Rainbow Bridge’, and still connect with Native Hawaiians. The Natives people here, if not too out-bred with Europeans (those Irish went everywhere!), still look more Polynesian. Very different from Eastern or Plains Native Americans. There is also evidence that the Chinese sailed here, to these NoCal mountains such as the Trinities, in their seagoing ships to trade for furs, as did the Europeans later in the East. I’m sure they left children behind,as did everyone who came to the N American Continent.

[@lawneymalbrough4309]

These ancient cuvilizations are all located near the equator. This is most likly because they arose during the ice age when the polar regions were under snow and ice much of the year. Equtorial regions have little in the way sesonal climate. Mostly it consist of rainy seasons and dry seasons as the temperature does fluctuate much fromsummer to winter.

[@byStangz]

Hope that an end product could tie Archeological finds (cities etc) in a time line from Bable to modern day. example. pyramids and Egyptian civilization to those in China and those in South America. Common features of things like pyramids etc. (like you have in genetic time line, an archeologic time line of these civilization centers )

[@jeanpaulgeyer]

Consideration - The South African (Koi) and (San) People later known as the Koisan are very similar in their facial features and structures. Also, not really tall either.... This particular video shows relevance to Madagascar. I am of the mind that it extended to the Southern tip of Africa Also....Food for thought

[@omnitrus]

We are South Africans and just discussed the Koi and San tribes .I said that if you should put a black wig with straight hair on their heads ,they would look similar to the Far East people !

[@merlemartin3696]

I always thought that our khoi ancestors have roots from China.

[@SalawaniBai]

i believe the linage of joktan because he have 13 son's and joktan did not go to babylon his going to the mount of the east

[@haroldbarry8118]

Ephesians chapter 3:3-11 Paul is explaining a part of the mystery of God .. Christ in you " 3 How that by revelation he made known unto me the mystery; (as I wrote afore in few words, 4 Whereby, when ye read, ye may understand my knowledge in the MYSTERY of CHRIST) 5 Which in other ages was not made known unto the sons of men, as it is now revealed unto his holy apostles and prophets by the Spirit; 6 That the Gentiles should be fellowheirs, and of the same body, and partakers of his promise in Christ by the gospel: 7 Whereof I was made a minister, according to the gift of the grace of God given unto me by the effectual working of his power. 8 Unto me, who am less than the least of all saints, is this grace given, that I should preach among the Gentiles the unsearchable riches of Christ; 9 And to make all men see what is the fellowship of the MYSTERY, which from the beginning of the world hath been hid in God, who created all things by Jesus Christ: 10 To the intent that now unto the principalities and powers in heavenly places might be known by the church the manifold wisdom of God, 11 According to the eternal purpose which he purposed in Christ Jesus our Lord.. Colossians chapter 2:2 2 That their hearts might be comforted, being knit together in love, and unto all riches of the full assurance of 'understanding, to the acknowledgement OF the mystery of GOD, and of the Father, and of Christ. Revelation 10:7 King James Version 7 But in the days of the voice of the seventh angel, when he shall begin to sound, the mystery of God should be finished, as he hath declared to his servants the prophets. Amen. Amen & amen...

[@brianwinters5434]

wonderful info.

[@GodID7]

The audiobook is really well done.

[@nuggetoftruth-ericking7489]

This was interesting.

[@teresastuart1516]

Living in Cambodia with my son from San Francisco. I have also been told I also had a full blooded from a Native American Indian 100 % when my moms family that a relative from Scotland married. I am curious that the history here in Cambodia proves their history has also older then other then other countries here in the Far East I am 88 yrs now so too much and not enough time when u can check this country.

[@angelabowen8706]

I am interested in learning more, I have 3 siblings who have O negative blood, one has O positive, one B positive and one unknown.

[@lauriewilson4016]

God bless you too.

[@monicadickens5887]

Excellent!

[@newworld6474]

I have lived almost 25 years working here as an expat ...

[@davidwong3613]

Jews settled in ancient China and were given Chinese surnames by the Emperor himself. Many can still be found in Kaifeng, but i guess most merged into the general population.

[@TRFrench]

Here's a guess: The Chinese Great Fleet created a Folkerwanderung Zeitgeist amongst South East Asianc and OCeania people. The great golden fleet comes by, people start dreaming and then they try to build their own ships.

[@davidjacobs8558]

Chinese were historically not a great maritime / naval power. Island of Taiwan wasn't conquored by China until pretty recently, and there were Native Taiwan people resisting occupying Japanese during WW2 with wearing only their groin cloth.

[@kahldiss2689]

China begun sailing beyond its seas only after the fall off the Mongolian empire around 13th AD. Austronesians had been sailing the seas for thousands of years prior to that. There was a Mongolian invasion force who reach the island of Java during their rule in China but their ships were constructed by the Vietnamese.

[@MCHRQRD]

Looking forward to an integration of the catastrophic continental plate shifting which should also follow the tower of babel, but may be only following the flood in a sort of long historical period that isn't documented biblically, but can be seen in your work.

[@hscollier]

I enjoy learning from these videos, BUT they have the most commercial interruptions with ads than anything else I’ve watched on KZbin. Very disappointing.

[@geoffrey1967]

Question, when you say, "who was there first (in East Asia) do you mean after the flood or before?

[@NeutoTherapy]

Which Noah's son did the Chinese comes from?

[@alshaikh6318]

البروفسور ناثانيال ت.جينسون كلامه صحيح تاريخياوعلميا وجغرافيا من افضل العلماء الحضارات البشرية والحمض النووي في أمريكا وفي العالم بالمرصاد على كل كذاب أشر

[@notmyhome]

Thank you, this is wonderful information!!

[@liuqiuokiman7302]

I would be interested in this study!

[@M.Campbell-Sherwood]

Mongolia and Korea are Nothern Asia. I know because I had to look it up about a month ago for a reply to similar comment. The info can be found on the Atlas webpage. Some places also consider it North Eastern but it is never classified as just Eastern. The same goes for Taiwan. As For Siberia, due to its Russian Status, it is considered North Eastern European Territory or what used to be the North Eastern European Steppes.

[@M.Campbell-Sherwood]

@@EasternRomeOrthodoxy what does this have to do with the geographical location of the Asian countries?

[@M.Campbell-Sherwood]

@@EasternRomeOrthodoxy My comment was on his incorrect statements about the Eastern Countries. Your previous comment to that has nothing to do with that. So I’m sitting here scratching my head with confusion, wondering what’s wrong with you. Wondering why you would comment that on something that has nothing to do with it at all. Were you confused at the time? Did you have a moment where you lost all clarity perhaps?

[@agis230]

I don't know yet if you make articles of some kinds with the content of the videos of this channel, but if you don't, please make them for those of us who don't have one spare hour to spend on every one of your videos

[@YoungEarthCreation]

What topic specifically are you looking for. There are a lot of articles out there, I can probably point you to them.

[@katastrofikRQ]

Hi Agis, I don’t always have time to sit and watch either but I play it on my blue tooth speakers while I work. You can always pause if there is a particular thing you want to see such as a chart, or rewind if you need to. That way you can get a lot more material covered!

[@plee288]

Delivery is not smooth n very hard to listen after a while.

[@bukim4142]

About 1300 BC to 900 BC, i don't know about other countries, but Korean ethnic emerged about bronze age. Before that age, other foerign skulls discovered. There are megalithic tombs in Korea. Beneath that there are skulls who are non-Korean, maybe Caucasinanic-central asianic looking people.

[@barriesmith3489]

I was told over sixty year ago that China was made up of at lest 12 tribes that became China

[@jackiemok3207]

Genesis 10:25-30. Joktan son of Eber never went down to Babylon. Therefore they did not experience the Tower of Babel. Joktan and sons departed from Mesha (Iran) to the mountain of the East. Joktan's family migration was much earlier.

[@anthonypolonkay2681]

The tower of Bable isn't from Babylon the ancient city. The city of Babylon is from far after bable

[@mylifesjourney...sharonkar7802]

I want to participate with my son; his father is Georgian and I wonder what line they come from.

[@isaiah2810]

Meshech & Tubal.

[@PenReshwet]

Love this ministry! I’m getting the idea of this but I’m still kinda puzzled. I’m hoping to get my Y chromosome test done soon. Does anyone know how much it costs on average?

[@whyaskwhybuddry]

@Dewayne Reddin, right now only FamilyTreeDNA is doing Y DNA testing. Their costs depend upon how deep you want to go.. 37/111/Big Y-700. The cheapest "37" tests 37 Regions of Y DNA and costs $119. The next step up, 111 costs $249 and their Big Y-700 is currently $449. Like other Testing sites, they offer sales on their packages.. I got my Big Y-700 for $250.

[@PenReshwet]

@@whyaskwhybuddry thank you so much!!!! I’ll have to save up to it but it’s well worth it.

[@whyaskwhybuddry]

@@PenReshwet The more important part of Y-Testing and its connection to your Genealogy Research is the number of differences between you and your matches and how many generations back you share ancestry. For the Y-37, you should only concern yourself with matches that have less than 3 differences between yours. For Y-111 that figure grows to 5. Any more than this and your research becomes mindboggling and difficult

[@maxpeck1962]

23andme also does Y-chromosome testing. It's bundled with their regular $100 test. I'm sure it's not as detailed as the Familytree Big Y-700, probably not even as detailed as their Y-37, but it gives you the haplogroup. [sorry if this is a double-post; I made this comment previously but just noticed it is missing so I assume I didn't click the right button previously.]

[@theelizabethan1]

As part of your ancestry analysis, 23-and-Me includes the Y-Haplogroup (male lineage) and Mitochondrial DNA (maternal lineage) identification. Cost: $99.00.....Discounts are often offered during holiday seasons.

[@dirkwestoven2091]

just genuis

[@xviewmytubex]

Wrong place to inquire, I know. The comments section was turned off in the debate vid between Dr. Jeanson and Dr. Mays from a few yeas ago. I viewed this entire vid earlier today and I'm a little disappointed in Dr. Jeanson's participation. I'm sure it's due to misunderstanding of the topic/terms, etc. But, I'm wondering why Dr. Jeanson did not stand up to the claim by Dr. Mays that creationists are not using some "full spectrum of criteria" for their research regarding the topic of the debate, therefore their results for a viable predictive model are falsified. I fully understand and agree with staying on topic, Dr. Jeanson's position regarding his book, Replacing Darwin. But since this "full spectrum" became the 'bottom-line' for Mays' entire participation in the debate, and Dr. Jeanson is familiar with the evolutionists material, I don't understand how there wasn't a more substantiated response to Mays by Dr. Jeanson regarding. I could understand from Mays' position that, if true, Dr. Jeanson's experimental results would not be factual if they haven't used this full spectrum of criteria for the experimentation. Again, if this full spectrum position by Mays is true. If it isn't, Dr. Jeanson certainly could have rebutted with evidence that the full spectrum aspect has been tested and most of the criteria has been shown as irrelevant, unfalsifiable, the like, thus leaving only the critera used by Dr. Jeanson to produce the results it has. I'm sorry if I missed this, don't understand. If creationists are going to get more opps to debate evoutionists, which are seldom and few, I think we need to bring 'more' data for other sub topics that will arise, even philosophical ones, to combat evolutionists claims against creationists. I was hoping this debate was more about the literal intelligence in all living things and the questions posed to Mays of how chemistry/matter acting/reacting to produce chemical reactions are producing literal information/instructions in the genomes. Anyway, keep up the good work for our Savior, Jesus Christ! Thanks! =).

[@jordandthornburg]

If I understood you rightly, I think the issue is that it’s better to stick to one discipline to examine if possible, because it avoids all the other assumptions from the other disciplines. So focusing on one area leaves the need for that out for the time being and so makes doing predictive science more useful and accurate and less skewed by extra assumptions.

[@maxpeck1962]

Dr. Jeanson did post an article or two following his debate with Dr. Mays. The short version is, in hindsight Dr. Mays has publicly stated that evolutionists should not bother debating creationists but simply ridicule them, so I think Dr. Jeanson walked away from any further discourse with Dr. Mays due to being a waste of time. He is planning a few videos later in this series to respond to critics, and I expect he will at least respond to Dr. Dan's review (another evolutionist who has critiqued Traced). I'm not familiar with what Dr. Mays position on "full spectrum" is; I watched the debate between Jeanson and Mays, and one or two of Dr. Dan's reviews, and I found both of them to be prone to ridiculous strawman arguments and outright lies. I stopped wasting *my* time following either of them.

[@ashwilliams5843]

Sounds like the book isn't done yet ... if i got it now I would have to buy the updated book or books that come after

[@veronicalogotheti1162]

Civilization started close to the see

[@charlesrotramel4033]

Good morning from Tulare California

[@lordlee6473]

Hmmm, as a Chinese, I think we are exceptional because we are diverse. And we are extremely capable and resilient. Despite all the smearing from the West, including the speaker referring to China as Communist China with negative connotations and continuous lies about Xinjiang, our civilization is prospering and becoming increasingly dominant, especially in science and technologies, which western schools and media continue to hide from the Western general population. Quantum computing and communications will lead to the new 4th industrial revolution and China absolutely dominates in these fields, but you won’t hear it from the MSM. 5th industrial revolution will be the discovery and utilization of a new energy source, most likely nuclear fusion. And again, China is dominating, but the MSM will not tell you. World is fast changing and fortunes are changing hands and y’all are still having your heads in the sand, pretty sad. Genetic theories, just like history books will be written by the victors.

[@tb6303]

Fascinating. You're right. I/we haven't heard this stuff.

[@odsaunders401]

Have you done a study of the people of Sub-Saharan Africa West Africa. East Africa and Southern Africa. That would be interesting to now..

[@margaretfaulkner8127]

Not all Western countries are as you say. We in Australia learn Asian languages at school and also study Asian history.

[@pietro4772]

There is no option for you. Australia now belongs to Asians. You are being integrated. Absorbed. Blended into oblivion.

[@bikesrcool_1958]

The only western part of Australia is the culture lol, you guys are the complete opposite in terms of the map

[@markaxworthy2508]

Austronesian is thought to have originated in Taiwan, not Thailand. (13:55)

[@brianvaughn5904]

I’m no geneticist, however I’d think the East Asian people came from the Sinite mentioned in Gen 10. Sinite/Sino? Unless they took the Sino name from the Sinite.

[@peacetrain5623]

Sino-sinite probably more to D branch

[@mervcharles8365]

Where can I go to find all of the episodes in this series?

[@YECBIB]

Get some of these books to China.

[@mikecreamer1029]

The video will not play

[@Stormageddon571]

Do you think that this might potentially be the descendents of Ophir?

[@YoungEarthCreation]

At 12:00 you can see the map in different colors, I see blue covering the ancient land of Ophir in my opinion. So yes 👍 I think the Asian people groups are Shem’s line and this covers descends from the land of Ophir. But I know you were not asking me personally hehehee

[@glenkelley6048]

Thanks for trying. Your presentation needs work IMHO. Bless you!

[@jamalicon1]

Any video on the origin of Sub-saharan Africa

[@josephdevasia3921]

Are East Asians from the family of Shem or Ham?

[@brianwinters5434]

Abraham was about 2000 bc. How long after Babbel was Abraham.?

[@rogerphillips7270]

Chinese, Thai, Lao and Vietnamese are all tonal in fact.

[@mistiroberts1576]

My Male HAPLO is R-U152; what I think is the most interesting thing about that is that my moms male HAPLO is also R-U152. My moms paternal line is German and my dads is French.

[@nigeltremain1900]

The Fanks, which became the French, was one of the many German tribes.

[@mistiroberts1576]

@@nigeltremain1900 now it makes more sense to me why they cant tell French and German apart genetically

[@mistiroberts1576]

@@EasternRomeOrthodoxy yeah you're right- I realized that later when I looked at them again ADHD brain- I always remember things wrong.... its like my own braimn lies to me lol

[@daboffey]

Would Dr. Jeansen like to comment on Dr. Carter's review of 'Traced'?

[@maxpeck1962]

He's planning some response to critics later in the current video series, but he also already did an informal debate recently. He was guest on an open-forum apologetics podcast and one of his critics (Dr. Dan, I don't remember his last name) joined and ended up debating with him for almost an hour. There's an article on AiG with the link.

[@mingpoyang]

It is really sad when watching this very educational video to hear lies being pushed about genocide in Xinjiang. I am not going to watch anymore.

[@chrisanderson5317]

Should have used the Taiwanese flag.

[@davidsanderson5466]

Funny, Eve's REAL NAME was HAWWA real aramaic/hebrew name. So where are you guys getting your info?

[@arcguardian]

4:00 where do we do?

[@rotorfib8719]

So, tower of babel.. blam..theres an ancient Asian language and obviously they migrate to and populate the Asian countries, where it seems they are mostly isolated. Of course later in early times, not so much because of the mongols? If I am on track. What interests me is the correlation between Jewish values and Asian values. it seems in the west turning away from God included much debauchery and sexual immorality, including mistreatment/disregarding of family and heritage (like a full on rebellious free for all, just full on evil). However, it seems the Asians for the most part held onto a stronger moral code, that I postulate comes from their original Jewish heritage. Obviously they, Buddhist ect, reject Jesus (like the Jews), but like your traditional Jewish (conservative or otherwise) they held onto these strong moral values despite not believing in God (which the Jewish do). I find that fascinating and worthy of further study and from what I have seen from this series is it is supported by the genetics? I have yet to get the books but I plan to. Was their deception just more subtle? How did they fully turn away from their Jewish roots while still holding onto so many strong moral principles. And of course, how do the genetics support any of this.

[@SNAPLINKSLLC]

Does the book not cover african history?

[@wewin1776]

When you mentioned Austronesian language group, you meant originating from Taiwan, not Thailand I think.

[@kahldiss2689]

He's following the Darwinian Out of Taiwan Theory. Truth is, Austronesians arrived by sailing through the Indian Ocean then reaching the Islands of Sulawesi Indonesia. From there, they went out to the four corners where the language also spread out.

[@zairatulumierah9436]

@@kahldiss2689 Yes,there is many Austronesian in Vietnam,Cambodia,Thailand,South nyanmar.Not just in in South east Asia and pacific.Most of archeologist were lying about Austronesian

[@veronicalogotheti1162]

So they say they come from the ice