Who is telling the truth about the origin of man?
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This post is old 2016 and I first paid for my brothers and my husbands Ydna. Asking AI the question today this is the response and no monkeys are not related to humans:
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Finding distinct differences between the Y chromosome in humans and the Y chromosome in monkeys (and great apes) definitively proves that their Y DNA is not human, establishing that they are biologically separate."
The science of Ydna has so much improved that they are able to tell if there is Jewish in a person that shows no percentage of Jewish. I couldn't believe how they have changed... found out my paternal house is Levite and husbands is Levite tied to Aaron. God said pedigrees are the house of the father and He ment it. Ydna doesn't change and proves God true and man the lier. God is a 100% God, he doesn't reduce percentages as they do in DNA and the Jews running all these places know it. The new tools they have at familytreedna.com are wonderful and I am using it for a new blog about both houses I called House of Levi and Ydna
The current Jewish population is religious only using women who became Jewish religion as being the proof of Jewish. God said house of the father for a reason as Ydna doesn't change much. The only way for a woman to know what house she is from is to have a brother, uncle or cousin that came from same Ydna house as I paid for. God said He would multiply the seed of Levites and David so you couldn't number then do you believe God? I do and set out to prove what my Dad had a gut feeling of and ended up true.
No monkeys have been proven not to be related to humans
The Barbarian
Active Member
The correct answer to the OP is "yes." God is right about everything. Darwin is right about the way new species evolve.
Cyd's question..
Although you may have been gearing up for a big, fat “it’s impossible” for the answer to this question, here’s some good news:
If you’re female, it is possible to trace your paternal line.
There is a certain “loophole” for females when it comes to tracing paternal lineage. This loophole involves borrowing DNA.
That’s right. If you’re female and want to discover your paternal haplogroup and lineage, you need to use someone else’s DNA. More specifically, you need the DNA of a male relative from your father’s side.
If said person, who shares the same paternal line as you, takes a Y-DNA test, you can learn all about your paternal ancestry from their results. Biological relatives who share your paternal line include the following:
If any of these relatives sends his DNA in for analysis, you’ll both be able to see your shared paternal ancestry.
Y-DNA and Tracing Your Father’s Ancestry: A Woman’s Guide to Paternal Lineage
Cyd's question..
How Can I Determine My Paternal Lineage If I’m a Woman?
Although you may have been gearing up for a big, fat “it’s impossible” for the answer to this question, here’s some good news:
If you’re female, it is possible to trace your paternal line.
There is a certain “loophole” for females when it comes to tracing paternal lineage. This loophole involves borrowing DNA.
That’s right. If you’re female and want to discover your paternal haplogroup and lineage, you need to use someone else’s DNA. More specifically, you need the DNA of a male relative from your father’s side.
If said person, who shares the same paternal line as you, takes a Y-DNA test, you can learn all about your paternal ancestry from their results. Biological relatives who share your paternal line include the following:
- · Your father
- · Your brother (from the same father as you)
- · Your paternal uncle (your father’s brother, who shares the same father as him)
- · Your paternal cousin (a male cousin who shares your paternal grandfather)
- · Your paternal grandfather (your father’s father)
If any of these relatives sends his DNA in for analysis, you’ll both be able to see your shared paternal ancestry.
Y-DNA and Tracing Your Father’s Ancestry: A Woman’s Guide to Paternal Lineage
@Barbarian
Thank you for posting that, I found out the information and did my brother's DNA 5-gen and his YDNA as I wanted the information on my paternal house. I paid for all the tests. My dad felt he was of the house of Israel but couldn't prove it. My case pretty rare also as we are European and the common gentile is there of R1a and R1b haplo types. 60-80% are gentile. Yet we are known house of Levi now. I back then but would encourage anyone wanting to know, to pay the extra getting the 37 marker test for YDNA but paying for the confirmed haplogroup. I never paid for that back in 2017. My brother caused a bottle neck and his information needed for the ancient Jewish bloodlines so come to find out years later they did the confirmation themselves. What set him apart was the traces of middle eastern in him mainly but he also had a low percent not ever recorded at places like Ancestry.com. You can upload those files for Familytreedna to read for you though.
I am glad I pursued this as many people just have a feeling about something as my dad did, and with the science today it makes it much easier. They say it can't be hidden when it comes to YDNA.
Thank you for posting that, I found out the information and did my brother's DNA 5-gen and his YDNA as I wanted the information on my paternal house. I paid for all the tests. My dad felt he was of the house of Israel but couldn't prove it. My case pretty rare also as we are European and the common gentile is there of R1a and R1b haplo types. 60-80% are gentile. Yet we are known house of Levi now. I back then but would encourage anyone wanting to know, to pay the extra getting the 37 marker test for YDNA but paying for the confirmed haplogroup. I never paid for that back in 2017. My brother caused a bottle neck and his information needed for the ancient Jewish bloodlines so come to find out years later they did the confirmation themselves. What set him apart was the traces of middle eastern in him mainly but he also had a low percent not ever recorded at places like Ancestry.com. You can upload those files for Familytreedna to read for you though.
I am glad I pursued this as many people just have a feeling about something as my dad did, and with the science today it makes it much easier. They say it can't be hidden when it comes to YDNA.
@The Barbarian
And guess what I found out about the new updates about originally thinking R1a and R1b starting in Europe. It has been proven wrong that haplogroup came from the mid-east broke off from there. My brothers rare ancient root Ydna helped prove that. I am writing my House of Levi and Ydna using scriptures of the past... purchases of land Abraham did Jacob did.. it is pretty cool seeing God's word proven true, science can't argue with Ydna. God made houses be pedigree of the father for a reason.
And guess what I found out about the new updates about originally thinking R1a and R1b starting in Europe. It has been proven wrong that haplogroup came from the mid-east broke off from there. My brothers rare ancient root Ydna helped prove that. I am writing my House of Levi and Ydna using scriptures of the past... purchases of land Abraham did Jacob did.. it is pretty cool seeing God's word proven true, science can't argue with Ydna. God made houses be pedigree of the father for a reason.
Armour of God
Well-Known Member
Darwins ideas are outdated and have since been proven to be incorrect.
All living organisms didn't not evolve from a single common ancestor and no new species has ever evolved from another species.
They were all just assumptions invented by atheists eager to disprove God and have since been well refuted on many fronts
All living organisms didn't not evolve from a single common ancestor and no new species has ever evolved from another species.
They were all just assumptions invented by atheists eager to disprove God and have since been well refuted on many fronts
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