THE ORIGINS OF ITALIANS ACCORDING TO HISTORY, GENETICS, AND THE BIBLE

[@rikim1693]

I love everything Italian when it comes to food. Pasta and Italian furniture. Andrea Bocelli is my favorite classic singer. My daughter name is Andrea. Music with piano is soothing and calming for me I love the Cello as well.

[@paulemerick8661]

Thank you! Grazie!

[@lyndafayesmusic]

Can't disagree with ANY of that except that we like to prepare our spaghetti in very small portions cut up much like macaroni! (Coincidentally, or perhaps just Pecularly, Rikim.... I was choosing to watch a few crime videos last night , to provide a break from my music.. "48 Hours" came up, and with the most BEAUTIFUL CELLOS in their "introductions" to their videos, I watched a few more, just to HEAR the CELLOS! We have been working on a children's musical for a long time, now, about a little eight year old CELLO PLAYER, who gets up on stage to bring a bit of humor to the " Famous First Four"...our musical about the first four American presidents, featured back in the year 1779 when we had a few good ones!) FINALLY! An EXCELLENT video on Italian heritage! Doesn't sound to be by an AI narrator, either. Beautifully accomplished! We all know that a love song sung in Italian always seems to have more love in it ! When I went to find singers , I found a most eloquent and elegant singer in Italy, who sings in Italian, French, Spanish AND English extremely well. No wanting connections in Hollywood (that I've know well, in my past btw) and hoping Bocelli and Brightman would someday hear one and want to record it, I let her sing many of my love songs (in two different languages) If only I'd moved TO Italy instead of California twenty years ago! Maybe I'm not too little too late Afterall?! "The Man I Almost Married," "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend", (Italian) by Ana Marie Ceuca And " Loving You All day Long!" in French "The Little Blue Mermaid for Children" in Three languages too! LyndaFayeSmusic@Yahoo/Bandcamp

[@randomcamus9445]

Leonardo Davinci his father was Italian and his mother was from the Middle East....He is the most famous man in Italy mixed . . .

[@mr.archivity]

@@randomcamus9445his mother wasn’t from Middle East, she was captured by the Turks. That doesn’t make her from middle-east

[@pattiniamo10]

You like Chinese food, Pasta is Chinese from Marco polo. Italy has thousands of recipes beside Chinese pasta

[@carriebaca7047]

Very interesting! We have an Amazing, Awesome, incredible God!! When you look at the Galaxies and the mystery of the ocean. He's our Creator, our Father, Our Savior, our Jesus Christ!! Our Helper our Holy Spirit. What a privilege to be called His child🙏🏻❤️🙌❤️

[@UnravelingtheScriptures]

amen

[@lyndafayesmusic]

@@UnravelingtheScriptures FINALLY! An EXCELLENT video on Italian heritage! Doesn't sound to be by an AI narrator, either. Beautifully accomplished! We all know that a love song sung in Italian always seems to have more love in it ! When I went to find singers , I found a most eloquent and elegant singer in Italy, who sings in Italian, French, Spanish AND English extremely well. No wanting connections in Hollywood (that I've know well, in my past btw) and hoping Bocelli and Brightman would someday hear one and want to record it, I let her sing many of my love songs (in two different languages) If only I'd moved TO Italy instead of California twenty years ago! Maybe I'm not too little too late Afterall?! "The Man I Almost Married," "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend", (Italian) by Ana Marie Ceuca And " Loving You All day Long!" in French "The Little Blue Mermaid for Children" in Three languages too! LyndaFayeSmusic@Yahoo/Bandcamp

[@randomcamus9445]

Leonardo Davinci his father was Italian and his mother was from the Middle East....He is the most famous man in Italy mixed . . .

[@mr.archivity]

@@randomcamus9445that’s false

[@CedricSmith-un6vm]

I love the Italian people. Amen I loved hearing this this morning.

[@randomcamus9445]

Leonardo Davinci his father was Italian and his mother was from the Middle East....He is the most famous man in Italy mixed...

[@curiosidadescuriosasS2]

It's good that you're back with the series looking forward to another people to be unveiled. I will be here. God bless 🙏🏻🙏🏾

[@Ver-k1z]

It is very informative thanks

[@SecretsOfScripture]

Gracious Lord, in times of anxiety and fear, grant me your peace that surpasses all understanding, and help me to trust in your divine providence, knowing that you hold all things in your hands. Amen.

[@FaithAndMystery]

Heavenly Father, bless me with abundance, not just for my own sake, but that I may be a blessing to others. Teach me to steward your gifts wisely and to use them for the betterment of all.

[@randomcamus9445]

Leonardo Davinci his father was Italian and his mother was from the Middle East....He is the most famous man in Italy mixed . . .

[@mr.archivity]

@@randomcamus9445that’s false

[@StevensKekana-h1f]

I definitely enjoyed it. God bless!

[@UnravelingtheScriptures]

thank you very much! God blesses

[@hestergranthestergrant948]

Very interesting I enjoy these topics greatly Thank you ❤

[@ENOCH_INSPIREDJ]

Well whoever are the sons of either Mechech or Tubal and which ever territory Italy belongs to within Japheth's sons God given inheritance in the book of Jubilees that would be where the original Romans would decended from before the massive intermixing from the Shem and Ham groups largely influence their generations after some phases. It's pretty interesting how many sub territories and groups even one son of the Shem, Ham, and Japheth's territories can have within their own territory.

[@mistervacation23]

The modern name "Italy" is derived from the Latin word "Italia," which was used by the ancient Romans to refer to the Italian Peninsula. There isn't any historical evidence to support the claim that it was originally called "hot foot."

[@Neoyorchese]

Vitaliù "people of the bulls"were the people living south then it bevame Vitali, Vitalius. ITALIA in the end

[@chiaralistica]

In the US, we say Italy but Italians say Italia. You get that, right?

[@mistervacation23]

@@chiaralistica okay you don't have to bite my head off

[@jimmycosse289]

Powerful history

[@randomcamus9445]

Leonardo Davinci his father was Italian and his mother was from the Middle East....He is the most famous man in Italy mixed . . . .

[@mr.archivity]

@@randomcamus9445that’s false

[@Gumsheils]

Definitely part of Italy particularly the northern Po valley region answers to the Celts (Gomer). Greeks called the descendants of Gomer - Keltoi or Galatians and the Roman's called Gomer's descendants Galli or Gauls. Northern parts of Italy and Switzerland, Austria regions were known to the Romans as Transalpine Gaul and Cisalpine Gaul. Celts (Gomer) sacked Rome in 390 BC.

[@guilalves]

It is Very hard to say It, cause as mentioned in the video, there were loads of invasions of germanic tribes the italian península, gauls (celts) were considered "italian enough" in the time of the invasions of germanic tribes, so Celtics were no longer seen as "foreigns" cause they were Very "romanazied", we can see this in french language, which shows they tried to speak latin, but with their own accent (differences), and there is also the greek invasions on "magna grecia" which was sicily, and so on...

[@edwardsequeira4484]

Very good vedio about the people of Italian origin. Thank you. Same way what is the people of India.

[@jtinalexandria]

Lombardy is in northwestern Italy, not northeastern Italy as stated in the video.

[@sidvicious647]

How Come Corsicas flag doesn't show germanics to this day ??

[@user-qj4od3cy7p]

Can you make One more video about the descendants of Mizraim & his wife?….but like a UPDATED version? I find it so cool about the many ethnic mixes that resulted in Egyptians today. ❤️‍🔥✨

[@UnravelingtheScriptures]

very interesting, yes we can, thank you very much. God blesses

[@Ralpha1961]

Very good. You left out some things but very good.

[@UnravelingtheScriptures]

thank you very much, in the future we can cover more in depth in another video. God blesses

[@marthapennington6730]

I love the history of the Bible but I love the scholars that tell us the truth of where we originated originated or came from which is God the creator have an earth and people not man and not an ape

[@lyndafayesmusic]

FINALLY! An EXCELLENT video on Italian heritage! Doesn't sound to be by an AI narrator, either. Beautifully accomplished! We all know that a love song sung in Italian always seems to have more love in it ! When I went to find singers , I found a most eloquent and elegant singer in Italy, who sings in Italian, French, Spanish AND English extremely well. No wanting connections in Hollywood (that I've know well, in my past btw) and hoping Bocelli and Brightman would someday hear one and want to record it, I let her sing many of my love songs (in two different languages) If only I'd moved TO Italy instead of California twenty years ago! Maybe I'm not too little too late Afterall?! "The Man I Almost Married," "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend", (Italian) by Ana Marie Ceuca And " Loving You All day Long!" in French "My Dear Lord, Master of the Universe," and "The Great Awakening!" "The Little Blue Mermaid for Children" in Three languages too! LyndaFayeSmusic@Yahoo/Bandcamp

[@jtinalexandria]

Also, Celtic peoples are NOT from Germanic origins, as said in the video... Celtic peoples have Celtic origins, not closely connected to Germanic people.

[@bphlatsax75]

I heard no mention of the Moors....🤔🤔

[@leonardolovecchio8414]

literally said saracens and berbers

[@averageguy2525]

The Normans controlled Sicily for a few hundred years. I was there while in the Navy & I saw plenty of very fair skin people and red heads with blue eyes. They were very striking to look at. Sicily is the original melting pot due to its location in the Med.

[@mr.archivity]

Normans were so few that they couldn’t have influenced the ethnicity of the entire Sicily.

[@VincentMangiapane]

@@mr.archivity Yes. But I am more northern-shifted as someone of full and deep Sicilian descent and have lighter features. My mom and her side has blue and hazel eyes. My mom used to have dirty blonde curly hair when she was little. In addition, my paternal grandpa had a twin who was born with blue eyes, light skin, and blonde hair. But I also have some ancestors who were brunette and olive skinned also, but many of my ancestors had lighter features and were all 100% Sicilian.

[@mr.archivity]

@@VincentMangiapane you forgot that Italians were a mix from ancient times. In northern Italy we had celts and Latins were both black haired and blonde (with less blond people). Your family light skin and blond hair is probably from mixing with other italic tribes. The Normans were too few to have an impact genetically. Sicily was already really mixed, so it is probably from other people mixing in. You need to remember that the center of the world was in the Mediterranean Sea at that time, so even Northern European countries needed to move there to trade.

[@VincentMangiapane]

@@mr.archivity So I might just have elevated Italic ancestry?

[@mr.archivity]

@@VincentMangiapane you could also have ancestry from other places and not just Italy as Sicily was a trade center. Just that the Normans weren’t so impactful and only a few Sicilians have relations with them. So by probability you aren’t related to them. If you are congrats, you are a rarity

[@MICHELECROCE1]

This Video is highly inaccurate. The Lombard invasion took Place in greater part of the south too. They estabilished three principalities: Benevento, Capua and Salerno, that lasted three more centuries after the Fall of the Lombard Kingdom in the North. The last lombard prince of Salerno, Gisulfo (Whissulf) the 2nd,was removed by Robert the Guiscard (the clever) who defeated the Italian southern Lombards . He removed Gisulfo marrying her sister Sichelgaita, and then estabilishing the Normans in the south. The arabs conquered only Sicily while making raids on the peninsula without settling. The levantine percentage of the southerner didn't come from the arabs but from the First Anatolian farmers Who settled in all of the mediterranean region, and even in the North of Europe. Stonehenge was built by Anatolian Farmers. Anyway all this is backed by genetic evidencies. I am from Salerno, near Naples, and my Gedmatch genetic analyses showed that I am 14% Lebanese, 13% Sardinian, 7% West German, 5% West Norwegian, being for all the rest South Italian

[@worldtraveler8613]

We know from acts many Jews moved to rome. So there is probably a lot of semitic blood in Italian genetics as well.

[@MrBlack-wt5er]

There's other semetic people besides J3ws.

[@chiaralistica]

As an Italian I can tell you this... half of Italy has blue eyes! We do vary widely in appearance but don't think there are no blonde Sicilians. There are even a lot of people with red hair, though they're usually not blue eyed. Even in my own family there is much diversity.

[@randomcamus9445]

Leonardo Davinci his father was Italian and his mother was from the Middle East....He is the most famous man in Italy mixed . .

[@mr.archivity]

@@randomcamus9445false

[@ITALICVS]

Well, we can be blonde or red and have blue eyes, but is definitely a minority. So "half of Italy" is a bit exaggerated lol, statistics say that more 8 italians out of 10 have brown eyes

[@chiaralistica]

@@ITALICVS in my experience it's about half. Of course, there are plenty with green or hazel eyes as well.

[@ITALICVS]

@@chiaralistica tbh your experience doesn't count, it's statistics. 😅 The data is online and it's not even useful since it's enough to go in any part of Italy to realize it. 😅 Then if you want to invent a fairy tale, go ahead, but i don't even understand the reason. You forget that northern Italy is also southern Europe and that Germany has 50% brown eyes, imagine Italy.. 🤣

[@michaelcraff]

This is very interesting, about the genetics of the Italian. The book of Jasher says the same thing. As well as the mythical books of antiquity. Especially the part where Edom was captured by Rome and later some Edomites mixed with Italians. Also Zepho, the son of Esau, was the first king of the Italians.

[@theskeptic965]

What the heck were you reading. Esau went down into Saudi Arabia. All of Esau's descendants are rich Arabs today that live in places like Dubai and Qatar.

[@theskeptic965]

The Roman people which is different from a modern day Italian in some respects, came from what is modern day Turkey.

[@michaelcraff]

@@theskeptic965 I'm not doubting this at all. As I was just pointing out what the oldest sources say. And am not commenting on modern day people.

[@UnravelingtheScriptures]

perfect. Thank you very much for following us. God blesses

[@theskeptic965]

@@michaelcraff Esau took wives from Canaan, which Canaan is from Ham. He also married a daughter of Ishmael. There were even tribes in the Arabian peninsula that would practice Judaism up until the age of Islamic expansion. Esau descendants would end up converting to Islam and they would later become rich through oil.

[@TheKingkingg]

Aren't they responsible for destroying Carthage and stealing their ship building skills and other technology and there land in Africa?

[@ENOCH_INSPIREDJ]

Carthage was one of their rivals and they had similar level of technology. What about it?

[@theskeptic965]

Carthage was a city founded by semitic colonizers. The semitic people colonized North Africa.

[@nicolejennings8389]

Carthage was sacrificing children to Baal, so they did us a favor

[@stephenferguson9756]

Plus Carthage began as a Phoenician colony. So, they were not African in the sense that your probably thinking.

[@leonardolovecchio8414]

they tried to destroy each other in order to control the mediterranean, ship building skills were definetely stolen and upgraded, they did the same with western and central europe, balcans, greece, turkey and middle east. It's not like Carthage was special

[@Gumsheils]

Italy is part of the 10 toes of Nebuchadnezzar's image so Italy are part of the Russian led confederation at the battle of Armaggeddon. The 4th beast in Daniel is Roman beast. The 10 horns are the 10 Barbarian kingdoms that formed on western Roman governed territory. The little horn that arose after the 10 was the Holy Roman Empire.

[@ZackWolfMusic]

Was part of it Before not anymore! The Italy Romans did their part in ancient times when they destroyed Temple in 70 AD! Italians are white.

[@theskeptic965]

We have a long way for that prophecy to come true at this point. There would have to be major global changes.

[@theskeptic965]

I think from a Biblical standpoint, we are at least a 100 years away from end times prophecy being fulfilled.

[@KarlieSolomon]

@@theskeptic965 NOT REALLY, euphrates drying up is the sixth seal in revelation 16:12

[@derrickroberts1054]

😮

[@johnnystevens-lp9ve]

I knew it that we were Latin and others were trying to write us off and say they were Caucasian. That’s not the case or Armenian Sicilian Latin Sicilian people considered Italian and Mediterranean.

[@giwrgosn8413]

the Etruscans came to the Italian peninsula from Lemnos and Troy, so the first Italians Greek or pre-Hellenic DNA later mixed and got rid of me

[@danielefabbro822]

So you name a video about the "biblical" origins of us Italians... and then talk about science and DNA? 🤣🤣🤣 Forgive me but you're a bit confused. Religion is a thing, science is another. But I appreciate the fact that you show off that we are not a single ethnic group but rather a mixing of different multiple ones. This made us stronger and more resiliant. 😎🇮🇹👍

[@League-fix]

Interesting history. Can you also tell if the Romans who came to rule Israel went back or they stayed.

[@justsomeguy4033]

You may want to read HaYashar, as it almost completely rewrites the historical sources you seem to be using. You may want to fulfill your research before continuing the peer-reviewed ‘approved history’ you are solely going off of. No offense, I’ve done my own research on it all & I’m fully willing to help you👍🏼

[@luigicimorelli2277]

14th cetury barbarians invaded the roman empire? There was a roman empire in the 14th century? Are you sure? This video is full of falsehood and mistakes. Phoenicians settled only in small region of the south, the greeks mostly had sicily and the southern coastline (not the inner land), no Arabs or semitic conquered italy apart from sicily, and eventually were kicked out by the Normans. But mostly, were is the metion of italians in the bible?

[@Tina-d1q]

Could you do one on Greek people please.

[@Aristocles22]

2:20 The Celts are NOT of "Germanic origin."

[@verenatuna9010]

so, what origin are they in your opinion?

[@Aristocles22]

@@verenatuna9010 They're a stem group of the Indo-European branch, just as Germanic, Slavic, Hellenic, Italic, and many non-European groups are.

[@verenatuna9010]

​@@Aristocles22Does the same go for the Franks? Or are they a Germanic tribe?

[@Aristocles22]

@@verenatuna9010 The Franks were a collection of Germanic tribes, yes.

[@franz9573]

not only this, so many wrong statements in the video

[@giorgiodifrancesco4590]

Arabs and Berbers invaded Sicily, not continental Italy. That is only an American bias, not history. Blue eyes were common in Italy long before the barbarian invasions, because Italians (like all Europeans) are a mix of Western Neolithic hunter-gatherers, Anatolian farmers, and steppe people. The former had majority blue eyes.

[@elleanna5869]

You still find emerald and sapphire eyes in Sicily too. (Also in North Africa, but less commomly)

[@randomcamus9445]

Leonardo Davinci his father was Italian and his mother was from the Middle East....He is the most famous man in Italy mixed

[@giorgiodifrancesco4590]

@@randomcamus9445 You've seen too much fantasy. Leonardo's mother was a Circassian slave, captured by the Turks and found on a Turkish ship by Christians. Turkish Muslims captured women in the Caucasus because they liked blondes. Thus, Leonardo's mother was not Middle Eastern at all, but a European. Circassia is currently a Russian region on the Black Sea. Accidentally being on a Turkish ship does not make one genetically Middle Eastern.

[@giuseppepini6844]

Cosa vuoi che sappiano gli Usa della storia d'Italia..che come diceva un loro scrittore, fanno le guerre per imparare la geografia.

[@giorgiodifrancesco4590]

@@giuseppepini6844 Infatti, cercano la storia nella Bibbia...e con ciò, abbiamo detto tutto.

[@KenDelloSandro7565]

FORZA SICILIA

[@Reactiverse22]

Interesting I’m Italian and people don’t know where I come from they sometimes think I’m Arabic 😂😂 so it makes sense

[@XDRONIN]

Apart from the Myth of Noah and his children, wine came to Italy from the East, more specifically wine came from caucuses and what are Modern-Day regions of Georgia, and Ancient Italic tribes (long before Romans) were better known for cattle and pig farmers, not wine, and in fact; this is from where it is believed that Italy gets its name, from their cattle, and also; Ancient Italic tribes were some of the oldest Indo-European ethnic groups which predate the myths Adam & Eve, let alone the myth of Noah and his children

[@micheleskeggs2173]

I just learned I'm a mutt.

[@randomcamus9445]

Leonardo Davinci his father was Italian and his mother was from the Middle East....He is the most famous man in Italy mixed .. .

[@Giovis968]

Not , his mother was russian.

[@Bobbymorris-g3h]

Proud Sicilian aye errereereee

[@tonylauria8496]

Ashkenazic origins from Scandinavia? I don't think so. Misinformation.

[@Joe-m6c]

How do they know for sure

[@decegrease]

Alright you lost me in the first minute. We need PROOF of Noah (let alone his flood) before you can appeal to him as the originator of Italian descendants. Like wtf this isn't how history works

[@KarlieSolomon]

CAPITIBUS OF ROME : INIMICUS

[@AmonRa-cm5xf]

as an Italian I want to be realistic, the origin of the Italians, the "modern" Italians, dates back to the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. we are this. the ancient Romans and ancient Greeks are different people from us in all respects. we base our culture on ourselves, Italians. not on ancestor peoples who lived thousands of years ago. leonardo, michelangelo, vivaldi, garibaldi etc. they are Italian. let's leave the Romans and the ancient Greeks in the catacombs.

[@blessed7614]

Molto sbagliato, i centro-sud italiani di oggi discendono tutti dagli antichi romani. L italia è geneticamente invariata dall eta pre-romana

[@lyndafayesmusic]

Doesn't matter to US, as long as they can SING, HA. You're making us hungry, but wanted to ask, have you ever tried breaking angel hair spaghetti into small pieces such as the size of little macaroni's, and covering them with a "tomato gravy?"" FINALLY! An EXCELLENT video on Italian heritage! Doesn't sound to be by an AI narrator, either. Beautifully accomplished! We all know that a love song sung in Italian always seems to have more love in it ! When I went to find singers , I found a most eloquent and elegant singer in Italy, who sings in Italian, French, Spanish AND English extremely well. No wanting connections in Hollywood (that I've know well, in my past btw) and hoping Bocelli and Brightman would someday hear one and want to record it, I let her sing many of my love songs (in two different languages) If only I'd moved TO Italy instead of California twenty years ago! Maybe I'm not too little too late Afterall?! "The Man I Almost Married," "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend", (Italian) by Ana Marie Ceuca And " Loving You All day Long!" in French "My Dear Lord, Master of the Universe," and "The Great Awakening!" "The Little Blue Mermaid for Children" in Three languages too! LyndaFayeSmusic@Yahoo/Bandcamp

[@annaesposito541]

I think you got your numbers wrong.There Is much more than ten per cent of italian with clear eyes,many significantly in Sicily.

[@johnnyjoestar7769]

Celts are NOT Germanic

[@Mama4Life]

He said Celtics AND Germanic if that helps 😊

[@johnnyjoestar7769]

No, at 2:20 he says that Celtics, goths and lombards are ALL of Germanic origins

[@ryankellypa]

Celts are a mix of indo euros and bell beakers. So are Germanics. Celt isn't a real race but a culture. Hope that helps.

[@johnnyjoestar7769]

@@ryankellypa Germanic is not a race either

[@eleonora78]

Tiras is Thrax meaning Thracia ,have no relation with etruscans so...

[@gloriaortiz1227]

Do a video on Iberians and c the French

[@bewarethelocusts8558]

Research Flat Earth please

[@Tony-qm6bu]

Encyclopedia Britannica says about Rome , a majority of slaves outnumbering native Romans were from the region of --- BABYLON!

[@verenatuna9010]

Interesting. I heard many Bible scholars teach, that eg. the Germans (or at least some tribes like the Teutons) were descendants from Assyrians. They are from Shem's line, too.

[@lyndafayesmusic]

Doesn't matter to US, as long as they can SING, HA. You're making us hungry, but wanted to ask, have you ever tried breaking angel hair spaghetti into small pieces such as the size of little macaroni's, and covering them with a "tomato gravy?"" FINALLY! An EXCELLENT video on Italian heritage! Doesn't sound to be by an AI narrator, either. Beautifully accomplished! We all know that a love song sung in Italian always seems to have more love in it ! When I went to find singers , I found a most eloquent and elegant singer in Italy, who sings in Italian, French, Spanish AND English extremely well. No wanting connections in Hollywood (that I've know well, in my past btw) and hoping Bocelli and Brightman would someday hear one and want to record it, I let her sing many of my love songs (in two different languages) If only I'd moved TO Italy instead of California twenty years ago! Maybe I'm not too little too late Afterall?! "The Man I Almost Married," "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend", (Italian) by Ana Marie Ceuca And " Loving You All day Long!" in French "My Dear Lord, Master of the Universe," and "The Great Awakening!" "The Little Blue Mermaid for Children" in Three languages too! LyndaFayeSmusic@Yahoo/Bandcamp

[@TRY-ip8hn]

Can you comment about Aeneas or even confirm or deny that the legend or myth behind Aeneas has any real historical value or evidence to prove some type of exodus did happen after a war, or if this myth was fake? & is there any possibility you’ll make another video talking more about Italian ancestry or their descendancy especially concerning the Aeneas myth confirming if there’s some type of truth to it or if it’s just false? I know it’s most likely that it’s not real but it’s always intrigued me as a storywriter, Aeneas not the deities in it. I don’t care for other deities mentioned in such stories, makes me feel dumb to read anything that involves them. Only Savior & Lord Jesus Christ is the Lord God. Still sorry for making a long comment & hope you have a great day, & God bless.🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@johndoe480]

The Council of Nicea

[@deepakraag]

My recent DNA test revealed genetic material of Etruscans and Turks besides the italic content.

[@robertdebrus3732]

And it's gravy not sauce. When you put the meatballs sausage and spareribs in it becomes gravy

[@capresti3537]

We Italians dont put meatballs or spareribs in our tomato sauce. We put ground beef sometimes.

[@lyndafayesmusic]

You're making us hunger, but wanted to ask, have you ever tried breaking angel hair spaghetti into small pieces such as the size of little macaroni's, and covering them with a "tomato gravy?"" FINALLY! An EXCELLENT video on Italian heritage! Doesn't sound to be by an AI narrator, either. Beautifully accomplished! We all know that a love song sung in Italian always seems to have more love in it ! When I went to find singers , I found a most eloquent and elegant singer in Italy, who sings in Italian, French, Spanish AND English extremely well. No wanting connections in Hollywood (that I've know well, in my past btw) and hoping Bocelli and Brightman would someday hear one and want to record it, I let her sing many of my love songs (in two different languages) If only I'd moved TO Italy instead of California twenty years ago! Maybe I'm not too little too late Afterall?! "The Man I Almost Married," "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend", (Italian) by Ana Marie Ceuca And " Loving You All day Long!" in French "My Dear Lord, Master of the Universe," and "The Great Awakening!" "The Little Blue Mermaid for Children" in Three languages too! LyndaFayeSmusic@Yahoo/Bandcamp

[@VincentMangiapane]

Interesting how I am a product of all that Italian history as I am of 100% Italian or known Italian ancestry from all branches of my family all from many generations and centuries from specifically Sicily.

[@thom5255]

Eutruscans

[@ShirleyAnnPetrillo-oj7sc]

👆Exactly. The Etruscans were Before Romans who settled their City-States as far south as Campaign/Naples area ~ where the Greeks lived among Italians.

[@ShirleyAnnPetrillo-oj7sc]

Etruscans did NOT have an IndoEuropean language.

[@justnodgaming3143]

✔✔

[@MORCOPOLO0817]

Even Mongol influence.

[@derrickroberts1054]

I noticed no mention of the Moorish Rule from 711 to 1492 under Tariq ibn Ziyad😊

[@Aristocles22]

Rule, yes. Genetic takeover? Very little. The Spanish were very thorough in getting the Moors out. Plus, most Moorish colonization occurred in Andalusia, in the far south.

[@derrickroberts1054]

Yes!

[@larrymoore3627]

This video is incorrect and so why did they say the also has the Italians what's considered black at one point in history

[@lyndafayesmusic]

There IS a video regarding that, by the "Curious Economist" two days ago-but we're pretty sure their credentials are undeterminable. You're making us hungry, but wanted to ask, have you ever tried breaking angel hair spaghetti into small pieces such as the size of little macaroni's, and covering them with a "tomato gravy?""Spaghetti can be SO MESSY! FINALLY! An EXCELLENT video on Italian heritage! Doesn't sound to be by an AI narrator, either. Beautifully accomplished! We all know that a love song sung in Italian always seems to have more love in it ! When I went to find singers , I found a most eloquent and elegant singer in Italy, who sings in Italian, French, Spanish AND English extremely well. No wanting connections in Hollywood (that I've know well, in my past btw) and hoping Bocelli and Brightman would someday hear one and want to record it, I let her sing many of my love songs (in two different languages) If only I'd moved TO Italy instead of California twenty years ago! Maybe I'm not too little too late Afterall?! "The Man I Almost Married," "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend", (Italian) by Ana Marie Ceuca And " Loving You All day Long!" in French "My Dear Lord, Master of the Universe," and "The Great Awakening!" "The Little Blue Mermaid for Children" in Three languages too! LyndaFayeSmusic@Yahoo/Bandcamp

[@Tony-qm6bu]

There is a disagreement among bible scholars that most Europeans are descended from Shem and not Japeth

[@MRARMY-gy2jx]

Celtic what

[@capresti3537]

Actually Italians are not diverse they come from the same Roman ancestry and Italy has had little invasions that did not change their gene pool.

[@Francesco1044]

No. The Romans use tò call and consider provinces..every Land With another culture but inside the Roman empire. The First province of the Roman empire was Sicily..wich at the time was under Hellenic/Punic influence. No One speak latin in Sicily at the time..and in the Italians peninsula were a lot of other tribes, latin/Roman were only One among all this.

[@mr.archivity]

And Italy is so genetically diverse that we have more ethnic groups in Italy than the whole Europe

[@capresti3537]

@@Francesco1044 Romans took control of Sicily from the Greeks, Latin was introduced and they now speak a Latin language which is Italian. Sicilians have ancient Roman DNA like all Italians.

[@Francesco1044]

@@capresti3537 Sicily was considered a province and out of the Roman Culture before the Romans came. Stupid idiot go to study

[@billybobwombat2231]

Bible is probably one of the last books I'd consult on the this subject, its probably the last book I'd consult on anything really

[@pattiniamo10]

This video sounds very racist towards several groups, indeed very racist and maybe anti$emitic

[@ZackWolfMusic]

By the way this video is not 100 percent correct according to scriptures of the skin color of Noah and his Kids!

[@arandomperson899]

You think skin color automatically = ethnicity? Italians can be really light and really dark, many Mediterraneans can be ANY color💀💀

[@lyndafayesmusic]

Doesn't matter to US, as long as they can SING, HA. You're making us hungry, but wanted to ask, have you ever tried breaking angel hair spaghetti into small pieces such as the size of little macaroni's, and covering them with a "tomato gravy?"" FINALLY! An EXCELLENT video on Italian heritage! Doesn't sound to be by an AI narrator, either. Beautifully accomplished! We all know that a love song sung in Italian always seems to have more love in it ! When I went to find singers , I found a most eloquent and elegant singer in Italy, who sings in Italian, French, Spanish AND English extremely well. No wanting connections in Hollywood (that I've know well, in my past btw) and hoping Bocelli and Brightman would someday hear one and want to record it, I let her sing many of my love songs (in two different languages) If only I'd moved TO Italy instead of California twenty years ago! Maybe I'm not too little too late Afterall?! "The Man I Almost Married," "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend", (Italian) by Ana Marie Ceuca And " Loving You All day Long!" in French "My Dear Lord, Master of the Universe," and "The Great Awakening!" "The Little Blue Mermaid for Children" in Three languages too! LyndaFayeSmusic@Yahoo/Bandcamp

[@randomcamus9445]

Leonardo Davinci his father was Italian and his mother was from the Middle East....He is the most famous man in Italy mixed . . . .

[@mr.archivity]

False