Dna Evidence Rocks The Boat ~ X And, Rh Negative O - In Indigenous People & Tribes

KristenAnn says:



I always thought Nazarene simply meant someone from Nazareth. And that's what Wikipedia says too.

Wikipedia:
The Sect of the Nazarenes (1st Century)

Main articles: Book of Acts and Early Christianity
The name Nazaraios is the standard Greek spelling in the New Testament for a man from Nazareth, the plural Nazaraioi means "men from Nazareth" (see Nazarene (title)).[6] The title Nazarenes, "men from Nazareth," is first applied to the Christians by Tertullus (Acts 24:5), though Herod Agrippa II (Acts 26:28) uses the term "Christians" which had first been used at Antioch (Acts 11:26). The name used by Tertullus survives into Rabbinical and modern Hebrew as notzrim (נוצרים) a standard Hebrew term for "Christian", and also into the Quran and modern Arabic as nasara (plural of nasrani "Christians"). The Arabic word nasara (نَصارى) comes from the Arabic root "n s r" (ن ص ر).
However, since "Christian" was the name the Christians accepted themselves, and is in 1 Peter, the term "Nazarene" used by Tertullus appears to have never been adopted by Christians. Tertullian (c. 160 – c. 220, Against Marcion, 4:8) records that the Jews called Christians "Nazarenes" from Jesus being a man of Nazareth, though he also makes the connection with Nazarites in Lamentations 4:7.[7] Jerome too records that "Nazarenes" was employed of Christians in the synagogues.[8] Eusebius, around 311 AD, records that the name "Nazarenes" had formerly been used of Christians.[9] The use relating to a specific "sect" of Christians does not occur until Epiphanius.[10] Epiphanius (see below) in discussing the 4th Century Nazarene sect claims pre-Christian origins for the sect, but there seems to be no evidence of the term prior to Tertullus, and no evidence for Epiphanius' opinion. According to Ehrhardt, just as Antioch coined the term Christians, so Jerusalem coined the term Nazarenes, from Jesus of Nazareth.[11]

 

Alienhunter says:



I read over 40 years ago that the notion of 'The Lost Tribe' emigration to the New World was debunked. I read in it an encyclopedia that specialized in human genetics,

mutational drift, and how genetic spread evolved in the natural world.

The only blood type scientifically validated in the New World In Pre-Columbian times was O-Positive.​

 

Hey Kristen, I feel better now than I have for years since I'm now below toxic levels - most of the effects are reversible if caught early enough. Imagine you were inexplicably ill for a long time and eventually found it was diabetes and had to have treatment and monitoring every day for the rest of your life, but at least you felt much healther - well I don't even have all that faffing about, I just have to lose blood now and again and feel better. Apart from when I do something daft and break my foot etc.

The most useful thing to come out of this for me is the reminder of the old old addage "moderation in all things" and "a little bit of everything does you good". Or is it "a bit of what you fancy does you good"? whatever.
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwVVpwBKUp0


Fognoddin

 

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwVVpwBKUp0




Alienhunter says: cool video...


Originally Posted by fognoggin
Hey Kristen, I feel better now than I have for years since I'm now below toxic levels - most of the effects are reversible if caught early enough. Imagine you were inexplicably ill for a long time and eventually found it was diabetes and had to have treatment and monitoring every day for the rest of your life, but at least you felt much healther - well I don't even have all that faffing about, I just have to lose blood now and again and feel better. Apart from when I do something daft and break my foot etc.

The most useful thing to come out of this for me is the reminder of the old old addage "moderation in all things" and "a little bit of everything does you good". Or is it "a bit of what you fancy does you good"? whatever.
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwVVpwBKUp0

 

Kristenann says:

Yeah -- nice video Fognoggin. But the important question remains -- is that avatar image you when you were a child?

 

rh negative O is common in blackfeet tribe, in alberta
also - in metis (mix of european & first nations/native american people)
you get one factor say "o" from your father / or mother
and, you get one factor say - or + from your mother/or father
a recessive gene can field an rh neg O baby - thru two parents who carry other rh negative a, b, or ab
~ susan lynne schwenger

 

Alienhunter says:
true, I forgot about the Blackfoot indian tribe too in my haste...and I can't verify that it is pre-columbian

From Wikipedia:


Pre-Columbian Americas

Main article: Indigenous Amerindian genetics

Genetic diversity and population structure in the American land mass using DNA micro-satellite markers (genotype)
sampled from North, Central, and South America have been analyzed against similar data available from other indigenous populations worldwide.[18][19]
The Amerindian populations show a lower genetic diversity than populations from other continental regions.[19]
Observed is both a decreasing genetic diversity as geographic distance from the Bering Strait occurs and a decreasing genetic similarity
to Siberian populations from Alaska (genetic entry point).[18][19] Also observed is evidence of a higher level of diversity
and lower level of population structure in western South America compared to eastern South America.[18][19]
A relative lack of differentiation between Mesoamerican and Andean populations is a scenario that implies coastal routes
were easier than inland routes for migrating peoples (Paleo-Indians) to traverse.[18]
The overall pattern that is emerging suggests that the Americas were recently colonized by a small number of individuals
(effective size of about 70), and then they grew by a factor of 10 over 800 – 1000 years.[20][21]
The data also show that there have been genetic exchanges between Asia, the Arctic and Greenland since the initial peopling of the Americas.[21][22]

 

Fognoggin says:

hehe, nooooo it's nothing like what I looked like as a sproglet - I would probably never get around to deciding on a picture ... disappearing in my own bellybutton in the attempt at figuring out why I favoured certain things etc. I try not to analyse without working toward a useful outcome and leave that kind of thing to fate instead, so when I found it my inbox thingy from a member here with out any text I thought "well, why not?"

It could be Brad Pitt or somebody here's grandkid for all I know



Kristenann says:



Lol. Well, thanks for solving the mystery Fognoggin!

 

It seems like everyone that is RH neg. has the French connection.

Anyway, I just recently noticed that the fleur de lis is in the Flower of Life.
Cool huh?

 

Here is the Evidence that the Kalderash are both King of the Jews and Gypsies



B Rh negative is Extremly common in Karaite Jews and Exilarch Iraq Jews

Bustanai was the Jewish Exilarch in Babylonia at the time of the Arab

J1b haplogroup and HLA-A2901(King Solomon)
and HLA-B4201 (Queen of Sheba)
and B Rh negative originated both in Sumeria
with B Rh negative and Saba Yemen with J1b and HLA-B4201 with Solomon and Sheba Son Rehobaom or Menelik.

The Exilarch like Mar Abba who was 21th Exilarch
and who daughter Shushandukt married Yazdegerd I and
who descend Yazdegerd III daughter Nazbanu fled Deval or Karachi from Pars Persia in 716 A.D. who descend live in Zoroastrian Colony in Karachi until 1010 A.D
when the last Zoroastrian King of Sindh was killed by Ismaili Dai
and The Persian Noble Armey called the Banu Sassan who noble family were called Kalderash Gypsies
or Nazbanu and Rom
or Nikbanu direct descendant to Azeribaijan in Vaspurkhan with last Zoroastrian Colony
until 1027 when Hohvahenni Vaspurkan gave Zoroastrian Kingdom to the Byzintine
and his daughter Adrizouri Vaspurkan married Alano Mendes and Alanian
or Iranian who in Braganaza in Lusitiana in what is now Portugal.

In 1600 they came to Rio de Janiero Brazil in Catumbi and in 1862 they came to United States.

In looking I have found claims regarding Ethiopia ranging from 50 to 95%,
either way they also deserve of our attention }

"Ethiopian are 95% Rh negative with 47% O- 27% B- and 26% A-
and they have no AB- that came from Yemen.

"They also pass they B- Blood type through the tribe of Judah and the Benjamin tribe"
Rh- Negative Network

Why is there a network for my blood type?
(Although I find it odd that being B Negative is extremely common for Karaite Jews,
as I’m a B Negative Karaite…) But yeah, why does this Network exist? Internet you are sad and confusing
Bustanai was the Jewish Exilarch in Babylonia at the time of the Arab

The Karaites

There is very high frequency of the B gene especially the Karaites of Hit, Iraq,
and a high M gene frequency.
Karaites of Iraq in the Rh system have 53 per cent of the Rh-negative Cde complex,
which is one of the highest levels known.

The Exilarch that related to Solomon(HLA-A2901) and Queen of Sheba(HLA-B4201) son Rehoboam
or Menelik has J1e- J1b or J1b haplogroup at 5% in Iraqi Jew,
so very rare because it royalty.

They have Cde complex which is RH Cde/cde negative which is Cde Complex
which is directly related B Rh negative Blood type because the Cde is B blood type which very high in Iraqi Jews especially the Karaite Jew who very J1e- J1b or J1b at 53%
and they are directly descend from the Exilarch Bostanai my family
who also have all these genes come Kalderash Gypsies from Brazilian
who directly descend from Yazdegerd III daughters Nazbanu who fled Karachi in 716. A.D.

Yazdegerd lII family came from Pars and J1e- J1b or J1b, Cde complex which is RH Cde/cde negative
which is Cde Complex which is directly related B Rh negative
this is found very rarely in Kalderash Gypsies from Bulgaria, Romania, France and Portugal
and Brazilian Kalderash gypsies about 1% the royalty of both all the Jews and Gypsies
from: http://members2.boardhost.com/Romany...338772083.html