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| Author | Topic: Blood Type and Israelite Identity |
| Trisha |
posted 7/7/07 7:21 PM
Old testatament specifically has God telling the israelites to breed only within the israel/judah tribes.Breeding outside of the tribes produces mamzers/bastard mixed ethnic offspring. Could rh- blooded people be israelites? Rh- blooded womens bodies reject rh+ blooded babies in the womb.This rejection happens nowhere else in nature.Since Almighty God created all then He obviously created this rejection so the israelites would not cease to exist by mixing so much with outsiders.Are the 5-7% of rh- people left on this planet the "remnant" of israelites left in the end that are not bred out? We already know the bible,salation,etc. is written solely for Israel/Judah alone. |
| Andy Reaume |
posted 7/8/07 8:30 PM
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| Greg |
posted 7/12/08 9:32 PM
I think you may have it backwards. If you remember Noah was selected because he was a pure earthling. The rh- appears not to be native to this planet. In Genesis 6:4 we have the sons of Eloah mating with humans (real definition of bastard. The rh- factor could have been introduced then. The pure Israelites were told not to mate with the locals because they would taint the gene pool. Think about it, a mothers body would not be designed to attack its own (be fruitful and multiply). Just my opinion http://jesusnotchristian.com |
| Sharon Kae |
posted 6/13/09 8:29 PM
Trisha,I tend to agree with you. Think about it O neg. will mix with every ones blood, however, an Oneg. can only have O neg. blood back. |
| Ken |
posted 9/25/09 7:34 PM
Of course, there is always the possibility that rh- comes from a non-israelite origin, plain old human origin. There is no way to answer this question unless you already have a sample of people that you know are descended from Jacob. |
| Dave |
posted 10/8/09 1:40 AM
We are all related though Noah's sons. Maybe when God confused the langauges after the Tower of Babel, he not only changed languages, but races and blood types too. Who knows, but worth investigating. |
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