Is It Possible to Genetically Identify Jews? (Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson & Ken Ham)

Who are the Jews? Persecuted, powerful, peaceful-the Jewish people have worn many labels throughout human history. From the height of King David’s empire to the modern Middle East conflict, Jewish people and Jewish interests have stood at the forefront of the story of civilization. Who are they? Can we identify their lineages genetically? Does a Jewish lineage exist? If it does, can it tell us anything about Jewish history? Middle Eastern history? The history of the rest of the world? Join us to find out! Featuring Ken Ham and Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson.
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[@kennethpon9498]

Amazing info. When I finally became a convert to young earth creationism around 2000 (it was a long journey where I started as an atheist), I realized that 6 billion people on the earth since the time of The Flood meant that the family tree had to have been compressed so that we are all more closely related than most people think. That realization made me even more compassionate toward everyone.

[@TAROTAI]

go back to where you started - this time . . . think for yourself

[@robertolang9684]

[@creativesource3514]

Some people become wise with age and then there is you....😂

[@cobainzlady]

sure but some humans mixed with other forms of hominins. that' show we got so different from each other.

[@violetgypsie]

Love the work that you are publishing but find it very hard to find previous and following episodes of any series as they are not labelled. You said this is episode 18, but nothing in the title or thumbnail indicates what series this belongs to or where to find previous episodes in this series. What is this series called? The playlists are also hard to determine which playlist each episode belongs to. So I find myself jumping around all over the place trying to find related videos. Great information, but disjointed for the viewer.

[@karenhales1032]

I stumbled upon this series and am thoroughly enjoying it!! Thank you! 🙏🇨🇦

[@appaloosa42]

I remember that as a child telling my mother that if we all came from Adam and Eve ( and more recently from Noah& his wife) that we must all be cousins. Thank you Dr. Jeanson for validating a child’s faith!

[@robertolang9684]

he talks bulshit , he just base his theorist blog in religious facts not in Y DNA SAMPLES THAT DEBUNK ALL HIS NARRATIVE

[@robertolang9684]

I'M J1 I KNOW IN TIME MY ANCESTORS WERE LOCATED THE MOST RECENT TO 2000 YEARS AGO IBERIA , 2.700 ZAPORIZIA RUSSIA 4000 HUNGARY

[@dedramcdade9603]

Wow, I read all these interesting comments. Most of your comments were over my head, but it was interesting nonetheless. Thank you one and all.

[@user-gi9os4ey9u]

One of my wife's ancestors name was Frederic Carnes( Cohen) Gilbert . His last name was changed after his mom and dad immigrated from Russia. They were Russian Orthodox Jews. He became a Seventh Day Adventist and still helped out his Jewish people. He was disowned by his mom after he converted to Christianity.

[@karincarl4535]

Thankyou, we want All Answers..Truth feels wonderful. Its an amazing feeling.

[@timsmith2525]

I love this series; I'm wholly fascinated by it. But, am I missing a lot, or does Dr. Jeanson frequently fail to answer the question posed in the title? I feel like I've been left hanging-again.

[@ruhnet]

I was thinking the exact thing.

[@dianejackson9104]

He did not fail to answer it you just failed to see it because what we had been looking out for a long time are the white Jew that’s over in Israel & in New York but they are not biblical Jews. They lead you to believe that they are biblical but the is proof they are not true Jews of the Bible. They only started around the 1400s AD. and they are what we call converted Jews they are not the biblical Jews. The real Jews migrated from Israel into Africa in other places and they which are Black people that was put on slave ships and some in Ethiopia and still in Africa. Dr. Henry Abramson Who did a video and came to the same conclusion on a KZbin video “ Rabbi explains how Jews became white.

[@blindvision4703]

@@ruhnet That's what I thought when he did the episode on the ancient Romans. He talked about modern Italians a little bit and about Western Europe today, but I don't recall hearing much about the genetics of the ancient Romans.

[@IamGreatsword]

He does beat around the bush and Jewish lineage is a electrifying third rail 'cause they aren't the jews of the middle east or very little middle eastern genetics Russian steppes sure but middle east nah.

[@RisenShine-zy7dn]

He gave the verdict that 85% of modern Jews originate from the Turks from 1400 AD. The remainder are all intermixed mostly by the surrounding nations. But that we are now all intermixed as humans today. So that really says that nobody today can claim a special people bloodline from Abraham. Huge news!

[@christiananaya6116]

Very, very informative! Thank you for your time and presentation! My takeaway is the impact that the various Turkish tribes from Central Asia definitely left their mark in Europe, Middle East, and Asia.

[@cynthiamckenzie1034]

I LOVE this!!! I'm ordering your books! GOD BLESS!🙏💕😊

[@isitover5549]

I'm so enjoying this series. I have been doing my ancestry as a hobby for decades. When I took DNA tests, I found that my Y-DNA is R1b and my mtDNA is U5b. I learned that I had Jewish ancestry on my dad's side and Benjamin Netanyahu is a distant cousin. I have recent African, Native American, West Asian ancestry. My East Asian (Han Chinese and Japanese), Indian and Sri Lankan ancestors are more distant. More recent ancestry is also British, Irish, Iberian, Italian, Bulgarian, German, French, Czech, Swiss and Scandinavian. Most of my ancestors who came to America were religious refugees. I'm always amazed at God's greatness and his hand in world history.

[@tobygathergood4990]

That's one heck of a mix.

[@DrCorvid]

@@tobygathergood4990 illuminati class had to make nice with each other to maintain their grip....being a survivor of all that shows it did work.....

[@kramsdrawde8159]

Religious refugees from what the murderous Roman church ???

[@rindarossouw1725]

L

[@amonamaria2000]

I was lucky mine was already done for me on both sides of my family. One grandfather was a Highlander from Scotland 1800. And the other one was awarded a coat of arms from Constantine mine goes way back. I am Scott Irish and Basque French.

[@spiderman-nu2xb]

❤thank for showing the facts and applying the trail...God bless you all.😊

[@blazingarrows6117]

Fascinating. Thank you for the discussion.

[@hrgirl26]

So as a Jewish person, are you saying we come from Turkey? Or is it possible that the Turkish people are from Ishmael and thus come from Abraham and that is our common ancestor? Really wish we had dug a little deeper into this.

[@truckdriver8416]

Have you ever heard of the word convert? Yes the vast majority of people today who follow rabbinical Judaism actually come from Turkish converts passing as white. But keep that a secret

[@KeyVyers]

Hey brother, Noah's ark landed in turkey and Shem is the ancestor for the Jews he is Noah's son

[@Super_sisters3007]

We all come from turkey That’s where the ark landed

[@OzzybinOswald]

Ten other tribes.

[@frazierclan2000]

What he is arguing is that "Group J" does not designate who is and who is not a Jew. It designates Turkish ancestry from the homeland of the Turks in Central Asia. Some Jewish people may also have some Turkish ancestry. Perhaps there was even a Turk in Eastern Europe who converted. History isn't always what we wish it to be. I will note also that "Jew" really only refers to decedents of Judah and affiliated peoples. The lineage the paper was trying to designate was actually that of Levi, but apparently "Group J" isn't that either. Israelite would be the correct collective term for sons of Jacob.

[@CJEtheINFJ]

I've been addicted to listening to this series! I find genetics so fascinating. One question I have that wasn't addressed is why might there be a higher percentage of this Turkish heritage is the Jewish priests?

[@IamDeathwatch]

The answer: there isn't. There is a lot of mental gymnastics in this video - the information shared is largely inaccurate and contrary to actual DNA studies and Y-DNA data.

[@neverend9302]

@@IamDeathwatch Can you post some sources?

[@appaloosa42]

I think you have it backwards. The J58 group is not ‘Turkish’, but many ‘Turkish’ ( and other Near Eastern) people have common ancestry with Jews, and the highest occurrence of that particular Y variant is within ‘Jews’ that identify as descendants of the ‘priestly’ group. Remember, there were 3 dispersions of ‘jews’… the Assyrian conquest of the Northern Kingdom, the Babylonian conquest, and the Roman.

[@eugenetswong]

TIME STAMPS & PERSONAL NOTES 0:00 Broad Intro & Rambling 2:48 Main Topic Introduction 7:11 Review Of Previous Episodes 10:15 Start Of Main Content: Turkish & Mongol Influence On J Group [which includes Jews] 33:48 Debriefing

[@timsmith2525]

Yes, as much as I am enjoying this series, there is a LOT of rambling at the beginning-and sometimes the ending, too.

[@eugenetswong]

@@timsmith2525 I'm glad that you find these notes helpful. It takes time to figure it out. I'll probably do the next video tonight.

[@jonettahughes-deweese263]

I just can’t listen for this reason. Drives me crazy. I want to know the basic results in a concise presentation. The rambling makes me feel like he really doesn’t have substantial info to share. But I still don’t know…because I can’t stand to listen to the incessant rambling and references to previous videos. Aauuugghhh!!!

[@eugenetswong]

I hear you. It could probably be boiled down to 5-10 minutes.@@jonettahughes-deweese263

[@nanizon]

@@timsmith2525 Eventually, I find that even his ramblings are connected. he's like a Harvard scholar, always giving us an overview before he magnifies the focus to the topic. lol

[@leventdeniz1919]

Guys you may forgot who you are,but god never forgot who you are

[@larrybedouin2921]

Then Peter opened his mouth, and said, Of a truth I perceive that God is no respecter of persons: But *in every nation* he that feareth him, and worketh righteousness, is accepted with him. {Acts 10:34-35} Again... But glory, honour, and peace, to every man that worketh good, to the Jew first, and also to the Gentile: For there is no respect of persons with God. {Romans 2:10-11}

[@umar-vp1cq]

are you guys active in apple podcasts if so could share with us your link to whichever podcast are you in wether apple or i heart radio thanks. due to busy life work kids can’t watch in youtube that much much rather by listening by speakers alexa or ear peace at work

[@stevekerp1]

Rev. 2:9 and 3:9 come to mind.

[@cer1056]

Hey Boss, Pay Attn... so where is this episode List ?

[@davidmateo619]

That explains the Turkish disconnect from ancient history of the area

[@carolynbillington9018]

I have had these questions and glad to see it addressed here

[@cobainzlady]

he didn't do a very good job and appears to be of f on some important things. seek other sources.

[@bethelshiloh]

Huh? So, I don’t feel I got the answer I was looking for bc I got lost in details. Where exactly do I go from here?

[@nanizon]

My humble opinion is to get the YDNA of your oldest close male relative ie grandfather. It will tell you what haplogroup you fathers are from and with this mapping you may get answers. Remember, DNA discovery is ever-evolving. Now is the prime time to secure the best DNA sample from your lineage before the senior generation passes away. Your foot will be in the door for all the new genetic info coming. I also suggest you do your Mitrochondrial DNA which will trace all you mothers line. (your mother, her mother, her mother....) My personal preference for these tests would be Family Search's tests. You can start with the lowest priced results then upgrade as you go with the same DNA test to get more results. Also their Y chromosome database is probably more advanced than Ancestry's because more of the members are interested in ancient DNA and they offer some degree of Y links. Plus FS is a free geneoalogy site where you can build your family tree with your actual relatives from the recent past. How fastinating this journey will be!

[@teeken8850]

lets see 10 tribes left..2 tribes stayed... had millions and millions of children over time around the world.... and on every continent... and it reminds me of the Old Testament and the Two Branches....I think there are many many lost sheep worldwide...

[@carolwood9446]

Very interesting -- thank you Dr Jeanson !

[@cj3704]

I'm enjoying these videos but I'm put off with the number of commercials. A dozen to fifteen commercials per video. Very disruptive.

[@cobainzlady]

get an ad blocker.

[@rh2557]

After reading some of the comments and listening to this video, I want to pray for all of you. Confess your sins, be baptised in YASHAYA's name and follow the doctrine of Christ. Many blessings to all of you.

[@cobainzlady]

who is yashaya? you do not know Hebrew very well ! better not use that name !

[@Demosophist]

The problem I have with using genetic mutations/changes like a clock is that I don't believe that rates of atomic decay are constant, but vary radically according to charge the same must be true of genetic mutations.

[@geoffrobinson7293]

Interesting program, but you seemed to only concentrate on the Levi tribe or even just the Cohen family. It would really be interesting if you could work forward from the Noah common ancestor 12 generations to identify Jacob and his sons.

[@susanpharr6809]

Many questions, many assumptions. What of the traditional belief that the Jewish lineage was passed down from the mother?

[@kathleennorton7913]

Abraham first settled in the Turkish area. His brother stayed and likely married a local woman. They had children, Rebecca and Labin. Labin actually means white. Rebecca became Isaac's wife, likely with a father's line being of Shem, but a mother's of Japheth. Labin likely married a local Japhethite. His daughters Leah and Rachel married Jacob. Also, their maids might well have been of the local families. Their two maids also ended up as mothers of Israel. Even Sarah's mother may well have been a Japhethite. She had a different mother but the same father as Abraham. To fulfill the original prophesy given to Noah means that many of the mothers of Israel would be of Japheth's line. This is why Jews are accused of being false Jews, that they are too white. It is because their ancient mothers were often of Japheth. This trend followed throughout Israeli history. They would often, when dispersed, end up in places where they would end up marrying Japhethites. The blessings are carried through Shem, the father's line. How does someone dwell in someone's tent not being their servant? The answer to this riddle is that you become their bride. Genesis 9:27 KJV - God shall enlarge Japheth, and he shall dwell in the tents of Shem; and Canaan shall be his servant.

[@dianejackson9104]

You’re trying to find a way to make those people Ancient Israelites. Not happening! The Turks did not come to much later. That area during ancient times was full of BLACK people. Abraham Sarah all of them. Remember it was land of the Childers. All of that is from BLACK PEOPLE. Hope this helps🥰

[@robertolang9684]

@@dianejackson9104 HEBREWS WERE AFRIKAN E1B , HAPLO J1 IS JAPPETE HITTITES WERE CAUASIAN THAT SETLET IN SHEMS LAND AND BINTERMIXED WITH HEBREWS BATUFIAN NORTH AFRIKANS ANCIENT DNA DIGGS CONFIRM THAT, MOST OF EUROPEANS ARE OF SHOOT OF THIS PEOPLE THAT DID NOT STOP TO EUROPE SINCE EARLY AS 7000 BC OR MORE

[@7x779]

What's the quick conclusion to the answer posed in the title? I have to go

[@edeancozzens3833]

Abraham had other sons who may have immigrated east as far as India. Maybe the Braham were from these sons.

[@cobainzlady]

yes the Brahmins recognize this today and that is why India is partner in the Abraham Accords with the arabs and israel.

[@johnbulger8044]

I appreciate your familiarity with geography

[@franklinberry6700]

I m curious as all the tribes of Israel should carry the y chrome.. I don't believe some are jewish in the written history of northern Isreal being dragged away by the asserian, perhaps I will see those in mesopotainia in another episode.

[@lorelynleisure4048]

This is so interesting to me, I wish I could see your graphs but I'm color blind. Is there a genetic trail for color blindness in any lineage? I'm mostly Norwegian/German and my husband Italian. My daughter just had a DNA test that said she's 6% Ashkenazi Jew...I'm amazed! I thought there would be some Asian or African in our DNA but never thought about Jewish. I love your research and that you're sharing it with the world. Would that all of humanity understand that we are so closely related! God's blessings!

[@k.c.s.conductor5552]

This is very interesting. Keep digging into this Dr. Jeanson. I have been following you on KZbin for some time and you make a lot of valid points. Some of these points as you pointed out in other interviews isn't just the fact of disqualifying evolution as the origin of the human race, but more about the time lines involved. I would love to meet with you. I am not a scientist or evolutionist, but rather I have an open mind. Being a pastor, it is good to know such things. Pastors are asked questions about evolution and creation and the best answers sometimes is only God knows for sure. Where there dinosaurs? The bones do present a high probability that there was, but it also shows the magnitude of God's ability. Keep up the good work.

[@ODINS_daughter]

Wouldn't it be revolutionary if the DNA from the teeth of Joseph, who's tomb location is still known today in the Middle East, be sequenced. Just think of what that would be reveal!

[@craignappo5503]

I have often thought about why was Yosef and Ya'akov the only people mentioned to be preserved? Of course, each was carried back to Canaan for final testing but just maybe God wanted to preserve their DNA for the future?

[@rayriley4020]

He wouldn't use that dna because he would say it degrades over time and I think thats right.

[@rell7773]

Just because they have a common ancestor to Abraham does not mean they come from Jacob? You are forgetting that Ishmael was also the son of Abraham and Esau was also the son of Isaac. There were many idumean converts in the temple at the time of Jesus and king Herod was one of them

[@karincarl4535]

Yes, and King Herod the great was Idumean. They were called Iews, short for Idumean. Before the J letter (approx 5-600 yrs ago). Also Benjamin H. Freedman (Jew) book, called "Facts are Facts" wrote a real eye opener book 1954. EVERYONE SHOULD READ. ..... EVERYONE OF EVERY NATIONALITY. Also, Eustace Mullins, (who worked in the Library of Congress for 40 tears).....Also Henry Ford Sr. ( Book..."The International Jew") 1920...7 yrs after the banking system came into America) He put a book in every car he created on the line. Then read...." Who is Esau-Edom?" By Charles A. Weizmann. Time is short now. And of Great Importance. 👍

[@user-gi9os4ey9u]

My wife's Jewish and she doesn't look like she's a Jew. She was born Jewish and raised up by her Christian adoptive family.

[@josephdeisrael]

The title is misleading. His theory does not answer the title's question. His theory only suggests how Haplogroup J appears in diverse populations. The paper he qouted (the extended Cohen modal haplotype) answers the question as J2* other papers narrow down the lineages and show that is most likely the Hebrew branches (certain ones within J2).

[@nicolegillespie4704]

I have a high school education. I wish i could understand this better.

[@cobainzlady]

No need, he seems to be wandering a lot and is incorrect , probably. seek other sources.

[@monicamcmain2442]

Thank you for this lecture! God bless you! The fear of God is the beginning of knowledge!

[@YangJeongin.1]

The rule of thump is that you can not dispute genetic.

[@marciabryce1379]

Maybe I'm stupid,the Scripture teaches about the ancient people,12tribes of yisreal ,which came out of yacob,1 tribe of this ancestor was called Yahuda, how is it that japhet seed is now a yahudim.. Sir you leave me more confused.

[@roshi_strider]

🤔🤫

[@bbl361]

Yes. Most of the world is sadly taking those who say they are Yahudim but do lie for the people. Not easy to entangle the thick web of lies and half truths.

[@re-7777]

The sons of 👉Yapheth;👈 Gimer, and Magog, and Madai, and Yavan, and Tubal, and Meshek, and Thiyrac. And the sons of Gimer; 👉Ashkenaz,👈 and Riyphath, and Togarmah. GENESIS 10:3 את CEPHER

[@reuelray]

Audio low

[@deovolente6326]

Considering that the Exodus was 1491BC, even though the secular are indoctrinated to "believe" what they do "believe" about the ages...especially the ages of mankind...it is still yet very intriguing to see how even secular researchers do themselves notice the transition that they themselves do even say occured 3,000-4,000 years ago which does (by seemingly meaningless coincidence) directly coincide with the Exodus...for whatever that's worth.

[@michaelmartinez5217]

There is no mention of Jews in Exodus or any promise/covenant made with Jews. There is mention of Hebrews and promises/covenant with them and "God". As well as the hebrews breaking there end of the covenant with pagan gods, "Jezebel" and "god" allowing Israel to be destroyed and the Hebrews taken out of the promised land as punishment. I got nothing against Jewish ppl but there not the hebrews.

[@glenkelley6048]

This presentation is in serious need of improvement.

[@tyiingram9878]

Bro 😂😂😂😂. I mean STAT

[@michaellawson6533]

The Jews of Khazarian origin are not true Jews but converts . Im interested in the original lineage and its roots and routes up till today.

[@re-7777]

The sons of 👉Yapheth;👈 Gimer, and Magog, and Madai, and Yavan, and Tubal, and Meshek, and Thiyrac. And the sons of Gimer; 👉Ashkenaz,👈 and Riyphath, and Togarmah. GENESIS 10:3 את CEPHER

[@33piolin]

You keep referencing Series Numbers in your videos, however, you don’t number your titles, so how are we to find⁉️🤪

[@moniquemonicat]

32:00 Interesting that same group you show here are the same that show up in my Italian family DNA. DNA shows mostly Italian, but shows Turkish, Greek, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and 15% East Mediterranean. But that all sounds like ROMAN EMPIRE to me. Americans have thought my dad and his brothers "look middle eastern."

[@greggblankenshipp8202]

I could be wrong but seems he never answered the the question of can you trace the priestly line of Levi to the Jews?Every episode i've listened to he says were all connected,but we already know this from Gen. 10,did i miss something?

[@edmundrussell6044]

The answer is a little more clear i episode 19. Episode 18 was just explaining that J is not Jewish by blood. In 19 he demonstrates that E1b1b is the Arabs. And we know the Arabs are the closest relatives of the Jews. So it would point to Jews being E lineages. What does this mean about E1b1a? This is most likely the reason he is so hesitant to be clear about the matter.

[@truckdriver8416]

The answer is no you cannot Trace the Cohan priest back to the levitical priesthood of Aaron because they're not the same people. The levitical priesthood is one thing given by God. The Jewish Cohan is a different religion of men created by the Pharisees and they controlled the synagogues during the second temple time span. The Levi priest control both the first and second temples however went extinct after the second temple was destroyed. The Pharisees today are called rabbis and they edited and rewrote the Old Testament deleting every reference possible to Jesus being the Messiah, claimed to be of the priesthood of Aaron and they follow the Babylonian talmud which is where the Pharisees began to begin with. Lastly Jesus's blood type was a b forensically taken off the Shroud of Turin. You're welcome

[@greggblankenshipp8202]

@@truckdriver8416 the Shroud of Turin is AB +,your welcome,Smarty Pants....

[@truckdriver8416]

@@greggblankenshipp8202 actually they could not tell what the Rh factor was. I wouldn't invest too much energy in this video series. The author actually had those acity the claim that the masoretic text was more accurate than the Septuagint. That alone throws his timeline off 650 years. He also forgets that over 50 million Germans Christians were exterminated in World War II and that's a fact not a concocted statistic. You're welcome

[@greggblankenshipp8202]

@@truckdriver8416 If they couldn't tell what the RH factor was why did you say it was type B?Did i catch you in a Lie?your welcome.....

[@edeancozzens3833]

The word Samari in Japan comes from Hebrew origin. They were taller and maybe had Hebrew origins.

[@robertolang9684]

ha ha ha

[@tarharqataseti9261]

Japanese/ Chinese writing looks similar to Hebrewic writing.

[@DrCorvid]

Samaritan

[@edmundrussell6044]

@@robertolang9684 This should be taken seriously. The Japanese and Tibetans have a Y haplogroup D among them which is not found any other Asian population. DE, D and E were all apart of one people group at some point. I believe that some scattered Israelites ended up in Japan and mixed with the local population.

[@IamGreatsword]

Did they now? LOL!

[@deborahparkhurst8181]

Can you use mitochondrial to determine if they are Jewish through the mothers?

[@EvelynElaineSmith]

Isn't Jewish lineage usually traced matrilineally?

[@cobainzlady]

@@EvelynElaineSmith That started rather in recent centuries though.

[@michaelmartinez5217]

Shouldnt we find out what happened to the Hebrews first. When did they disappear? Why did they disappear? And as the bible makes very clear "a fathers blessings/inheritance, does not pass on to another just because the first born son leaves.

[@spiritwomanwarrior4211]

Great!

[@trukeesey8715]

Josephus said that the folks calling themselves "jews" looked more like Arabs than like Israelites. I have found this series to be very much subjected to tunnel vision and false assumptions. Listen to Prem Rawat!

[@lufknuht5960]

When you put up a clickbait title, please answer the question at once, then give your evidence. Don't make us listen to blah blah trying to hear the answer.

[@dgtv71]

I would like to see how Hebrew DNA from 3000bc relates to Modern European DNA? And Also how it relates to Modern Israeli DNA.

[@no15minutecities]

Most Europeans are Hebrew

[@stevenrowlandson9650]

Abraham and Moses were not Jews. They were Semites.

[@GigiPicasso]

85% of the worlds Jew-ish are Ashkenazi which are gentile converts who mass converted in the 700-800’s AD under their king Bulan, this is the Khazarian/Chazar empire we in the US were never taught about. Sephardic Jews also were from this root but when their group moved from the steppes into east Germany a smaller group broke off from the Ashkenazi & decided not to follow the rest to east Germany but instead to go south into the then Iberian Peninsula (Spain). This group then became Sephardic Jews. Both started as one ppls who are mentioned in the Bible as gentiles (if I’m not mistaken, might be another book but will say bible). The lost tribes were mentioned to have been found in the 1700’s-1800’s by the settlers.

[@Standingearth]

Saul was from the Tribe of Benjamin, not from Judah. He was not a "Jew."

[@ironandzinc]

Saul was an Israelite. All pf Sauls descendants were Jews.. Jews only existed because the Isralite tribes joined together to create the kingdom of Judeah.

[@Shawneverette]

Abrahams grandkids moved in to Egypt and multiplied there. Joseph married a Egyptian women and had two sons that became two tribes. Moses Married a Moabite women and many Egyptian people mixed with the sons of Abraham and left with the Israelites during the exodus so wouldn't we see more Nubian or African groups with some of those same Y markers if the bible is correct? Where does all the mixing fit into this?

[@AlteredState1123]

Fascinating topic. Love the science. To say that the Old Testament is our guide is reductionist and blinds us to reality.

[@timrice65]

I'd be interested in learning about the seed of the serpent and the seed of the woman. In other words the seed of Cain 🆚 the seed of seth

[@IamGreatsword]

Yeah cains genes died in the flood.

[@mrcountit]

Thanks!

[@s.s.p.9680]

I did not understand. I hope this talk about recent migrations is not about the majority of haplogroup J in Asia?

[@avim5957]

How is the origin of the Cohen haplogroup 1400s to 1800s if the cohen haplogroup is present among Jewish groups all over the world how were isolated long before that time period?

[@avim5957]

Who*

[@immaculamurphy6548]

Lemba and bena Israel... Look to Arabs and africa

[@garyhighley9022]

There are ashkenazi markers of course.

[@jeff3olsen]

Excellent! Thank you. It's no surprise to find genetic connections to the children of Israel all over the earth, even in America and throughout the islands of the seas: "And the Lord shall scatter thee among all people, from the one end of the earth even unto the other; and there thou shalt serve other gods, which neither thou nor thy fathers have known, even wood and stone." - Deut. 28:64 "Yea, even my father spake much concerning the Gentiles, and also concerning the house of Israel, that they should be compared like unto an olive tree, whose branches should be broken off and should be scattered upon all the face of the earth." - 1 Ne 10:12

[@michaelmirraministry8834]

How reliable are Jewish Sefer Yuchsin? Some have genealogical listings that trace their ancestors back to Biblical characters as Tovia Singer claims.

[@josephdeisrael]

😢 Singer is deceptive. No need to listen to him.

[@stevewarner9960]

I learned my mitochondrial dna is J1c2e. Can you tell me if this is considered to be Jewish or having a common relative?

[@colindiplock]

From a starting point of maybe 60 who were invited to Egypt and the 250 to 400 years that followed the men married local girls. So, you could have from 11 to 25 generations who might claim to be Jewish, but only one part of 11 to 20? For it is written that after the exodus many men divorced their no Jewish wives. But it is also written a "marriage is till death causes an and to the relationship." So genetically it is possible to see a trace of whatever race one chose to mention. Do you remember the story of how Cane married a woman from another tribe and went off to build cities and work with metals?

[@rell7773]

Ok when did all of Israel become Judah? They were not Jews they were Israelites. Therefore there are ten different family lines somewhere in the global population that do not consider themselves "Jews" yet are Israelites

[@dannyboy366]

@@rell7773 Exactly, and an Israelite is not a Jew. Israelites are Hebrews. Abraham is the first one to be called a Hebrew. -------> From the Jerusalem Post: According to orthodox rabbis from organizations which operate: “Ask the rabbi” websites like A.I.S.H and the Chabad Movement, then the definition of: “Jewish” is those who were born Jewish and live a lifestyle according to the rabbinical “hahlacha” (i.e. the oral law ). In other words: Since Abraham, Isaac and Jacob did not live a lifestyle according to the rabbinical “hahlacha”; then *they were not Jewish* So, for example: Rabbinical law states that Judaism passes thru the mother (i.e. Judaism is based on matrilineal descent). Since Sarah is not the mother of Rebecca and Rebecca is certainly not the mother of Leah, Rachel, Bilhah and Zilpah; then *not only weren’t Abraham, Isaac and Jacob not Jewish, but NONE of the original 13 “Children of Israel” were Jewish either* (Actually, we do not even know the names of the mothers of Sarah, Rebecca, Leah or Rachel, much less the nationalities of Bilhah and Zilpah).

[@robertolang9684]

@@dannyboy366 they are all mixed since the noah times its a fact , there is no diferent races , afrikans are dark because only married between themselves and been isolated for thousand of years others left like gypsy and been fooking around with different people and lost they skin color traces , simple as that

[@dannyboy366]

@@robertolang9684 Simple as calling you out. Go check DNA haplogroups. Not all people ARE of the same race. nor came from the same race. Nuff said.

[@edwardbrown7571]

Abraham wasn't a Jew... Abraham's great grandfather was Eber, who lived long enough for Abraham to personally know him... 'Ha' is a Hebrew article for the Hebraic writing, thus 'The Ebers'... Isaac was not a Jew... Jacob was not a Jew... Judah was only one of Jacob's thirteen children. (Danah drops off the scriptural writings)... Judah had a very questionable moral fabric as we see in scripture for selling his brother into slavery and having a child with his daughter-in-law... The Hebrew priests were out of the bloodline of the Levi Tribe... The divine calling for this has never changed... However... Jews were called to be over the civil law, and the deciding whether they went to war or not... But were not called as teachers of scriptures... Try to tell that to a modern Jew and they will kill you, not unlike the Christian Inquisitioneers and their eugenic genocidal mind control... The Jews usurped the priesthood as the Korahites, who spied on their own people in Egypt, and tormented Moshes, and later became the scribe translators by the start of the ADs and shouted, for what Christians call Jesus, to be civilly murdered by the Romans, in order to undermined the Temple nepotism of the Hebraic priesthood. But the Hebrews were actually twelve tribes... They were not Jews... They were not Christians... They were not even just Levitical priests... Israel today is 68% athiests and only claiming Jewish blood, whether they are one of the other tribal bloodlines or not... And no one seems to agree with my take on this... But... So... Have a good afternoon...

[@libafried5840]

First of all, spewing your gibberish to us will not make us kill you. That is as dumb as a statement as the entire rest of your gibberish. I will not address your entire comment of made up "facts". I will only address that Abraham was the first Israelite according to the Torah and the Jews (who are descendants from the Judea Kingdom) are the offspring of the first Israelite, Abraham.

[@DarrellElvisHillChannel]

Great research! We all know tht Abraham was the father of the Israelites and the Arabs, but, many people forget that Abraham had a second wife after Sarah died. Look in Genesis 25:1 - 6, Abraham had 6 more sons with his second wife named Keturah. The 6 sons of Keturah lived in the east country.

[@Thesongstress1909]

They are a Semites as well

[@s.smalls7449]

Katurah sons are z640

[@pablopastor508]

Where is the representation of converts to Judaism? Also, the Priesthood was of the Tribe of Aaron, where is the YDNA tests on the Tribes of Aaron? The "Jewish Priestly lineage" represents converts to a Priesthood they have NO lineage.

[@olwynshay7758]

I found this very confusing. I think the explanation doesn’t take into account the recorded history of the Jewish exile in Babylon (modern day Iraq) Jewish populations throughout the Roman Empire (even your New Testament includes this) and also the dispersion following the Bar Kokhba rebellion in 132 CE. There are known ancient population groups throughout the Middle East, including Yemen, as far as India and across North Africa, in addition to the European Jewish groups. Could dispersion rather than invasion be the explanation? I think Dr Jeansens hypothesis might be premature and a lot more DNA samples need to be collected in order to properly understand the Jewish lineage. There is also the issue of non Jews converting in, the forced conversion to Islam, and rape.

[@libafried5840]

Everyone is giving out all kinds of videos these days, making their hypothesis sound like facts, but they are basically spouting their own ideology so don't take this video too seriously.

[@kathleennorton7913]

The priests were only of the tribe of Levi. What about the other tribes?

[@connypeterson3077]

When Hitler was in the army. He was saying some bad things about Jews to fellow soldiers. Then one of the other soldier said to Hitler. We thought that you were Jew. A German soldier said

[@LNTA8]

And that's fake.

[@drainmonkeys385]

I think you can genetically identify almost everyone. Finnish people are quite unique genetically

[@angietyndall7337]

How so are The Finnish people unique genetically, please?

[@sumdumbmick]

when scientists observe the degree of diversity found among humans in other animals they say there's multiple species there. but because saying that about humans a century ago led directly to the Holocaust, suddenly science claims there's only 1 human species. I would be okay with this if that politically motivated inclusion were applied uniformly, so that H. erectus, H. neanderthalensis, etc. were also all considered the same species as us. because frankly, there is absolutely no evidence of a speciation event since the appearance of H. erectus. from H. erectus onward all human populations filled the same ecological niche, were able to hold their territory for hundreds of thousands of years from other populations, indicating that all groups had the same basic capabilities, including language, and all available evidence indicates that interbreeding was both possible and yielded fertile offspring. thus, by all measures apart from facial morphology, all extinct human populations except H. habilis (which had a different habitat, range, ecological niche and physical capabilities), qualify as being the same species as H. sapiens. or, if you wanna maintain that H. neanderthalensis is a validly distinct species, then it's worth considering that that entails there are multiple humans species now. for instance, among modern populations we know that the differences go deeper than just facial morphology, since some populations can metabolize meat and fat better than others, some don't get sunburnt as easily, some are more resistant to malaria, etc. so, like I said, if these differences were found in say closely related populations of lizard, they'd be considered different species, which makes it notable that we can't apply science consistently to ourselves.

[@tenakoe4258]

Being Finnish isn't a religion or a choice.

[@DrCorvid]

@@angietyndall7337 For some reason even within the magi clans these guys are labeled Elven or El-Finns; I think some of El's giant clans living up north because El was remarkable (in Sumerian works) for raising giants in the Levant and in Bashan for example, where he had them enclaved for about 2500 years before Israel was subdivided and the Chosen Ones pushed in. It's pretty clear they were Horite Amorite and so on and that's the claim too, which the Finns aren't but yeah the company was global and it explains the multiple Eden-like sources of new plants, animals and people. You do know that a lot of our crops are spliced/GMO products originally, not even purified by selection but that would occur during stabilization. The globe is a business still today it seems.

[@xaniaxax1426]

GIGO Garbage In = Garbage Out. Start with big sloppy categories, expect sloppy results.

[@kennymacdonald5313]

I don't buy it. Anyone else have reservations?

[@barbs.5555]

Where does the negative blood line come in ?🙏🦁🕊🔥🗡🛡😇

[@rosemarybaxter9120]

Were Adam and Eve Jewish? Where did Gentiles come from? Why aren’t we all Jewish? I’m 17% Jewish according to a DNA test.

[@frederickpowell363]

I'm I'm child of Abraham through Christ the Bible says. Doesn't it also talk about endless genealogy and how it only serves to present more questions rather than answers I mean if you go back we are all from Noah and then even further all from Adam and what point does this really serve when in the end we are either Christ's or not Christ's.

[@AngelofDeath3279]

Which haplogroup is japheth

[@robertabrown4123]

I'm getting lost from the bottom line, can you summarize to get your final point across?

[@lisamounts6555]

So is he saying the tribe of Benjamin and Levi, or just Judah?

[@LeeGee]

Did I miss the bit where he explained the greatest concentration of J* being in the Arabian peninsula? He didn't totally skip over that, did he?

[@edmundrussell6044]

No he said they are Turks. Where ever you see J they are Turks. Think Ottoman empire.

[@IamGreatsword]

​@@edmundrussell6044 Think Kazarian.

[@user-ze4vg8go7x]

how are they are "Turks" !! in the Arabia, historically the Turks are mogul they invade middle east during Islamic period while scientist who tested the DNA of the ancient remains in the syria ,lebanon , palestine, are about 3000 bc , and also in Iraq many ancient samples are more than 3000 BC all of these samples are of "J" Haplogroup

[@FURDOG1961]

4:00 9:15..Native Americans not first. 9:50

[@brianmcgeeserrano4393]

Have you thought about My IDEA that I presented to you before about STARTING AND CREATING An Actual VISUAL FAMILY TREE for the WORLD with NAMES of PEOPLE & ANCESTORS, so that WE can SEE EXACTLY HOW WE are ALL CONNECTED? It can be done if everyone interested participates and provides at least 3 sources of documentation with each Individual placed on the WORLD FAMILY TREE. This will help a lot of PEOPLE WORLDWIDE find their Family History.

[@johnr.b.murray3417]

No need to: a quick glance will confirm your suspicions.

[@LtBRS]

Several problems here. 1st. The word jew wasn't used to describe each other or themselves until recorded in 2 kings. Granted, the text can look back in hindsight (but) there's no confirmation of it at that point in advancement. The war as recordered, was a conflict between jews and the seed of Jacob-Israel i.e, Israelites. A is NOT B and B is NOT A. 2nd. Your thesis claims trace-back to individuals, yet here it glosses-over the distinction recognized in the source text. 3rd. The needed narrative assumption of ethno-cult exterminationism durring pt.2 of the judaio-masonic "allied" proxy war against Christendom is ridiculous on face value. Taken one segment at a time, every aspect of the narrative collapses under critical scrutany (i.e, the confirmation or refutation process). 4th. Granting the exterminationist narrative, shows you're including a mixture of well-funded politized history fable/narrative (and) evidence to draw conclusion at this critical link. 5th. Granted that actual (imperical observation and avoidance of contradiction, i.e, science) was founded by St. Albertus Magnus (teacher of St. Thomas) and both doctors of the church, it has at least since 1920(ish) and contrary to the assumption of unbiased nutrality, significantly devolved to reflect the ideology of the monitory regime that sustains it.

[@olsonlr]

OK I don't think I heard you mention the name of Abraham at all. True, the cohanim will trace back to Aaron, but the true 12 tribes will trace to Abraham Isaac and Jacob/Israel. Find those 12 lineages if you can. Abrahams Ishmael will complicate his tree and it is his line I would expect to be the most ancient in the Middle East.

[@libafried5840]

Cohanim are descendants of Abraham.

[@ClementGreen]

So if we're all descended from Adam, are we all descended from Eve as well? Didn't Eve come from Adam?

[@lufknuht5960]

HOw izzit that I listen 7 minutes & don't hear the answer to your clickbait question. This is annoying.

[@myriamgabbay111]

Not all the Jews were in Europe. There were many in North Africa, the middle East such as Syria, Iran, Iraq, Yemen and long ago in Saudi Arabia. There were also Jewish communities in India and China.

[@yategostreetwear1538]

many of those groups recently moved there

[@no15minutecities]

THERE ARE TWELVE TRIBES NOT ONE!!!!!!!

[@jameslatham2655]

I believe there are jews in the world that are truly ancestors of Old Testament Israelites. However, I think the number of them are very small compared to the number of people today that claim being jewish. Also, the way I understand it, priest of Israel were from the tribe of Levi. So if this y haplotype you speak of can determine authenticity of ancestry then would it not be more accurate to say Levites instead of jewish? The bible says God would keep and save a remnant of Israel, specifically. He does not call that remnant jewish. So, calling all these people jewish is inaccurate. Jews are not all of Old Testament Israel. They are still one tribe. Lastly, best I can tell the religion of todays Jews isn't Old Testament covenant worship minus the sacrifices at all. Very few rabbi's today are not kabbalist. Kabbalism is babylonian therefore, that is what is being called judaism today. It has been dressed up to look like judaism but is at it's core babylonian kabbalism.

[@joshuastavos4376]

This is a fascinating presentation, but since it is unlikely that Turkish Muslims became Jews, how do you explain the prevalence of the ‘Jewish’ Y chromosomes in Jews? Could it be that the Turkish carriers of the ‘J’ chromosome share the same common paternal ancestors as the Jews with the ‘J’ chromosome? Keep in mind that Asia ( or at least a major part of Asia) was where Shem’s descendants populated and Abraham was from Ur which is close enough to the rest of Asia.

[@edmundrussell6044]

Turks were not always Muslims. Arabs conquers the Middle east forcibly converted Turks to Islam for hundreds of years. Then the turks drove them off of the dessert and into north africa. Saudi Arabian are not the original inhabitants of Arabia. They are Turks. Even the word Sultan is Turkish.

[@joshuastavos4376]

@@edmundrussell6044 the history of Iran/Persia is comparable.

[@user-vs7gv4cn8o]

​@@edmundrussell6044sultan word Arabic

[@austinknoll14]

Look up the Khazars/Khazarian empire and you will find your answer

[@dianejackson9104]

Jews is an invented name centuries later. English versions of the Bible has that . Christ was a Judean. The people in that are not ancient Israel, they are a peoples that converted during times of persecution. The real ancient children of Israel was taken out in slavery in chains on ships to the four corners of the world . Read Deuteronomy 28:15-68