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- So this was one of my amaaazing presents that i received from
Christmas last year and i thought i would share you on my journey
into finding out my DNA results from Ancestry.co.uk
Im Armenian !!! Finally i have confirmation , also a little surprise that 1% Jewish .
Definitely a great gift or even if your unsure about your DNA and want to find it out !!
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Armenians and greeks married each other for centuries, it is not rare to see Armenians with some greek ancestrors and some greeks with Armenians ancestors
This is true. Don't listen to the idiots who are saying otherwise. There was actually a group called Hyorum who were Greek-speaking Armenians who belonged to the Greek Church. They got sent by the Turks to Greece during the population exchange and mixed in with other Greeks. Also, Pontic Greeks are VERY close genetically to Armenians.
Evaggelos K. ❤️
S M Armenians & Ethiopians were Allies ❤️
@@shesomadeline we love Ethiopian brothers and sisters ♥️ we have a long history together
Evaggelos K. I luv Greeks !
it says you're mostly european, so stay in europe and dont move to israel
real
I'm Armenian, these are my results.
56% Caucasus
20% Middle East
19% Italy/Greece
5% European Jewish
Pretty similar to yours. :)
epic blogger Are the people from Caucasus considered white ?
Depends. In America people consider "white" as someone from Northern Europe. Blonde blue eyes. Whereas Armenians are predominantly a darker shade of white. There are however, Armenians with fair white skin. It all depends on the person. The term "Caucasian" derives from the Caucas Mountains.
Huh? What are you even asking?
Middle Eastern doesn't mean Arab. There are other ethnic groups in the Middle East besides Arabs. Armenians, Greeks, Georgians, Jews..
We'r not talking about a gene, we'r talking about the Middle East. A region, lol.
Arabs just happen to occupy the Middle East. Before Arabs invaded, there were other ethnic groups living in the region. Middle East does not equal Arab. One is a region, the other is a ethnic group.
I don’t understand why people get so excited over what Ancestry DNA calls “trace ancestry” (which is anything under 5%). It’s not a perfect science. Mine said I’m 1% North African but that doesn’t make me a Berber. It doesn’t mean an ancester from 500 years ago came from there, it just means a tiny strand of my DNA has similarities to the reference population of North Africans Ancestry DNA used.
It’s a little bit strange that they say “European” Jewish, because the Judean genetic lineage is rooted within The Middle East. The south Levant to be exact.
😂😂😂
@@dukenukem-c2e I love you to❤️
Judean genetic lineage geographic location is in Turkey, Mount Joadi.
@@AA-ti9od primitive times, yes. All native levantine groups trace there primitive orgins to northern west asia.
That’s like calling someone a “New York” Italian. It means their ancestors came to New York from Italy (and in the case of European Jews, from Judea) and assimilated with the locals. In the case of European Jews, they’re about 40% European. Most of that European admixture came from southern Europe, particularly the Aegean.
I am a small part Armenian. My 4x Great Grandparents were an Irishman who served as a captain in the Indian Navy and a Persian Armenian refugee who fled to Iraq after her family were killed. They met, married, and lived out their days in Baghdad.
Crazy
Amazing. An Armenian from Persia/Iran and an Irishman, living their lives in Baghdad. Now there is definetly a story worth telling. 😊
E1B1A is the real Israelite Hebrew(Jew) DNA haplogroup(Lemba, Bantu, Igbo, Negros). There were many invaders that occupied the land after the Israelite had been exiled/dispersed. Ashkenazi are a mix of Scythian, Khazar, and the bastard children from Turkish harems under the Ottoman empire. History and DNA shows the Ashkenazi originated in the Caucus Mountains, not Israel. See: "Lemba tribe", "Bantu", "Dr Eran Elhaik", "Arthur Koestler", "Dante Fortson".
And I can tell you’re Armenian by your EYES ! Armenians got beautiful deep eyes ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Jackie B thank you :)
Simp
And tight poom poom before they date arabs and blacks
@Berkay_Oguz
No, it's not. it is a clame that was long debunked from a dsude in the 80s.
@Berkay_Oguz
And Ashkenazi Jews have much later arrived where his decended lived...
Or rather, they when they were expuled from that, they reffered to it when talking about their group.
Like Sefaradi Jews are from the Spain and Portugal expultion 500+ years ago.
And Mizrahi Jews refer to the fact the were expelled from the East(Because Europe is westward from Israel.
Spain-Sferad in Hebrew.
Mizrsch- east.)
Clickbait title. 1% is not significant.
its not
Thats like your grandparents, grandparents
@7.2 cope
@7.2 1% would make half the people in Europe to be Jewish ! What % do you need to be considered Jewish🤔
@7.2 Go back to 7 to 10 generations
It's crazy how in doing these we realize how similar we all really are. Race is totally confusing. And I feel like we always want to compartmentalize people to further divide us when we are all really just human. I've taken 3 of these tests and had many family members tested too. You're Armenian and I'm German, Irish, and English (literally as White as you can possibly get) and you're even whiter than me. I have darker skin, darker hair, and darker eyes than you. It's just weird how that happens. ♥️
Race is supposed to be confusing - because it is a social construct not a biological or genetic condition.
Mediterranean region
I'm Hispanic and even I'm "whiter" than you AND her lol. Idk how that happened though because I have African and Native in me but even though I have dark hair and brown eyes, my skin is um, pasty lol. Like no joke I look like pizza dough and I blind myself every morning when I wake up. And let me not get started on the amount of times I've been told "you look sick. You should eat more iron foods or maybe you have anemia". Why do people gotta focus on skin color so much? That's so weird and it makes me feel odd.
E1B1A is the real Israelite Hebrew(Jew) DNA haplogroup(Lemba, Bantu, Igbo, Negros). There were many invaders that occupied the land after the Israelite had been exiled/dispersed. Ashkenazi are a mix of Scythian, Khazar, and the bastard children from Turkish harems under the Ottoman empire. History and DNA shows the Ashkenazi originated in the Caucus Mountains, not Israel. See: "Lemba tribe", "Bantu", "Dr Eran Elhaik", "Arthur Koestler", "Dante Fortson".
Sorry your not a Jew. 1 percent Really
Payson Girl
According to Jewish rligion.. You are Jewish if your mother is Jewish.
So if the genes came from the direct maternal line..
1 % doesn't count and her mother's religion isn't judaism
Sophie Smith
Whan I meant(Which I thought was obvious) is that if those genes came down the Direct Maternal Line from a Jewish Woman. She Would Count As Jewish..
However, since now I feel I actually have to state it..
We do not have the means to determine such a thing.. Unless Her Mitochondrial DNA..
And even then, she would most likely be considered *old seed* (since again we can barely actually determine such things)
So she would actually need to convert.. But at a few months..
Rather than five years.
carlos augusto da cruz Novo
Pretty sure those women took on the ways and traditions of their husbands.
Basically they converted.
Which is very obvious with Moses's wife who circumcised their son when he didn't because it was the tradition of *his* people.
fanOmry theres nothing in Torah stating that you are a jew if you have a jewish mother that is a myth. Because Ashkenazi men were loose and couldnt find their kids they changed the law to state all jews are jews if they have a jewish mother lol its not law. Real jews are jewish through the male line
Moses was mistaken as an Egyptian
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And Egyptians were dominantly black in the days of Moses . From the hametic line of ham
@@JohnWick-no8ozDidn't they just have a dark tan?
Moses is Egyptian for born of...a bit like calling someone named Mcdonald Mac for short...its slang
@@JohnWick-no8oz They were diverse but most of them were no different from Egyptians today. DNA proves this. There were black pharaohs for nearly 100 years after a weakened Egypt was conquered by the Kush, but they were expelled after the Egyptians reconquered their lands.
Afrocentrists are insufferable
Goes to show that just because you look one way, doesn’t mean your looks represent an entire country, race or community. Looks can be subjective.
Don’t worry you’re not Jewish keep celebrating Xmas no worries
Treat people from foreign lands like your own cause you yourselves were strangers in Egypt
I actually met an Armenian guy in Gatwick he was blue eyed and blonde and he was speaking Armenian fluently and he told me most of his family were the same . His old mother was sat next to him on the airport bus. I was totally astonished. By the way I did live in England from 1967 till 2000 then to USA . I was married and qualified in the UK. Nice to have listen to an Armenian with somehow southern England accent. Cockney perhaps. Andy Sarkis could be your contemporary?
Interesting . I met an Armenian man who was a darker brown color than I am and had black hair!
From what I saw on the screen you’re almost equal parts Armenian and Italian. This means that you have a significant Italian Ancestry in your recent past. Either both your parents are half Italian or one of them is almost all Italian. That’s the only way you can get an almost 50% number like this.
A lot of Armenians look Italian
The Italian ancestry that shows up in many West Asian populations (including Armenians) is due to dna traces being compared to dna of populations in that region. During the bronze age, significant amounts of West Asian dna founds its way into the people of Italy, largely the central and southern regions. This same West Asian dna can be found in modern populations like the Armenians, who hold an ancient lineage. it doesn’t mean that her ancestors mixed with italians, but most likely due to the fact that in the distance past, West Asian populations that she holds genetic continuity from mustve migrated and left genetic traces. This does not mean that her lineage in the past moved from Western Asia and settled in Italy.
Judaism is a religion. It is not a cult of some ethnicity. Judaism is not a dna thing. It is a belief.
No its a actually race not a religion.
@@downsuncovery2590 I bet not. Ethiopian Jews have no genetic link to Askhanazis or Sephardim. Bane Manashe has no link to middle eastern genome. Yemeni Jews are Arab converts to Judaism during Humariyan empire. North African Jews are of Berber origin. It is religion. Zionist fascist see it as race. Racists don’t have commonsense
@@Kuppasy Google “ethnoreligion” and get back to me
This is my first time seeing Armenian being included in Europe South for DNA testing
it was included in the middle east section.
@@al.345 Aemenians are White
@@arturo8475 No we aren't, your opinion is equivalent to the Jews. Jews claim they are white, Arabs and Turks don't. Assyrians even consider themselves white, this has to do with genocide and assimilation in your foreign residence. You're bothered by local struggle and politics and thus you're white washed. Armenians are not white what so ever, we are from the western Asian region, surrounded by Mesopotamia [Iraq and Syria] to the south, the Iranian and Zagros mountains to the southeast, Asia Minor [Turkey] to the west and the Caucasus mountains [Georgia] to the north, respectively as the people of the Armenian Highlands [Armenia, Turkey, Iran, Azerbaijan, and Georgia, and a very small portion of Syria]. White means you're of European descent, Russia annexing us for 2 centuries and pushing us politically out of our own affairs in the Middle East is the reason we are so lost and can't repatriate.
“Suck it guys, I’m Armenian” *gets 1% Jewish* name of the video: “I’m Jewish” lol
I ate an apple at lunch.
“I’m an apple!!”
You are Armenian full stop)))
The regions in your estimate besides the Caucasus do not mean you have "middle-eastern" or "european" blood, it simply means you have Armenian ancestors who also lived there (that is, migrated). That is why these regions all show "Armenians" as your Genetic Community connection (colored dotted circle). The test is valid and shows you are a full Armenian. The Jewish part is simply a genetic "noise" since it is 1% (these tend to disappear with updates anyway).
My dear Lady, please explain how being Jewish is a race? Is being Christian a race? Is being Hindu a race? What happens if a Hindu family converted to Judaism, maybe 3 generations back, or 10 generations back, do they suddenly get GMOed (Genetically Modified)? I really am baffled, intrigued, how you have decided, you are Jewish, because of your DNA? I would genuinely be most grateful, for an explanation. Many thanks.
Because all Jews come from one place
You can’t convert to Judaism is extremely rare and usually happens when a non Jew marries a Jew and have to have approved by a rabbi to convert. Most non Jew who marry ones usually don’t convert but their children most likely practice Judaism and are considered Jews.
@@anaz5918 ABSOLUTE LIES!!! People of various ethnic groups convert to Judaism ALL THE TIME!! Conversion has always been allowed and a part of Jewish culture and history. This is why there are so many Jews who look NOTHING like the ancient Israelites who dwelt in North East Africa. There are books documenting the historical periods and movements of Conversions. And per Jewish law you do NOT need a rabbi to convert, but 3 male Jews who know the Halakha or laws of conversion, though in modern “ Western” practice, for the sake of politics a Beth Dein usually does consist of rabbis, but it’s not required by Jewish law.
@@anaz5918 only if the Mother converts or is Jewish do they consider them Jewish.
I’m 49% Ashkenazi. Beat that.
Orginal Askhenazi jews KHAZAR Khaganate Old Turkic people not European (Caucasian) Turkic genes,49℅Turkic bravo
One Who Loves Venison
My last name is kratz where does it come from?
I'm Sephardic so I'm 0% Ashkenazi. XD
@@sosyalkayip6088 thats anti semitic theory bullcrap that was spreaded by anri semites, and contradicts any scientific evidence. Jews have nothing to do with "khazars".
I'm 60% percent ashkenazi and 40% Italian beat that
Ginger Armenians represent!!!!!! My whole family is blond / ginger literally no one has black hair in our family and everyone thinks we're Russians but our results show only about 2-5 % russian rest Greek and Armenian fun fact all Armenians have 15-50% greek in them because of the Byzantine empire were basically half greek and don't even know it my results were 62% Italy Greece 4 %Finland Russia 29% Caucasus 2% eastern Europe rest trace regions and
Carla Ayan thats amazing i thought i was the only one haha
i think the ginger comes from the greek part of her
Yes from Pontus area. Also the Greeks from that are ginger
@@pennysmirlis5989 or albanian, because albanians share greek dna too and they are more likely to look european
Carla Ayan I’m half Armenian and have no Greek, the most I have is 5% Italian
I found out the same, don’t to sound stereotypical but the nose is a huge giveaway to jewish and other middle east heritage. in my case my lineage is from Ashkenazi Jews from Spain.
I don’t get it. For South Europe, it said your ancestry was “Armenian.” Does that mean there’s an identifiable Armenian stock in South Europe? So, the “Armenian” marker occurs across regions (i.e., Caucasus, West Asia, South Europe)?
Shaunt Dawson wow. That makes sense. Thanks!
DontNeedToKnow84 I am Persian I got 79% Caucasus ,yes Armenia is categorised as DNA of Iran and turkey and Azarbaiejan ,Israel ,
Palandockj Andoiz why Armenian? Are you superior to genetic tests ?!
DontNeedToKnow84 Italians & Greeks & Armenians mixed with eachother. So there is a LARGE TRACE of Armenians in Tuscany, Italy of the modern world ❤️
No, genetic tests cannot definitively tell you if someone is Jewish based solely on DNA. Here's why:
Judaism is a religion and ethnicity: While some genetic markers may be more common in Ashkenazi Jewish populations, these markers are not exclusive to Jews. People can convert to Judaism and still carry some of the same genetic markers as those with Ashkenazi ancestry, and vice versa.
Genetic diversity: Even within Jewish populations, there's significant genetic diversity. Ancestry tests can provide estimates of genetic heritage, but they are not always precise.
Here's a breakdown:
DNA can indicate Ashkenazi ancestry: DNA testing companies can identify genetic markers that are more frequent in Ashkenazi Jewish populations. However, this doesn't confirm someone's religion or identity as Jewish.
Judaism is a complex heritage: Being Jewish is about cultural identity, religious beliefs, and practices, not just genetics. Conversion is a formal process for people who choose to become Jewish, regardless of their ancestry.
If you're interested in learning more about your heritage, genetic testing companies can provide insights into your ancestry. But to understand someone's religious identity, it's always best to ask them directly.
Wow you’re extremely beautiful 🧡
wow you’re from the caucuses. you are a true caucasian.
My results are:
61% New World
22% European
4% Jewish
2% British
4% African
3% Middle Eastern
@Y. A. A I'm a Jew nothing wrong with being Jew. I'm a real Jew, maternal line N1 from Israel and earliest ancestor before Israel were Nile river Egypt. Literally the type of Jewish Jew led by Moses to escape Egyptian slavery to Israel. Proven by DNA. N1 is true original Jew line, and I'm one. Got a problem? Too bad. You can't shame gods chosen so piss off
DNA cannot tie you to a man who is fictional. The exodus never happened and Moses never existed. I’m Jewish by birth BTW.
Here's a general overview based on current research:
Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA): This is inherited maternally. Studies suggest that only around 8% of Ashkenazi mtDNA could be identified as Middle Eastern in origin.
Y-chromosome DNA (Y-DNA): This is inherited paternally. Estimates vary, but some studies suggest a relatively minor contribution from Middle Eastern lineages.
Autosomal DNA: This is inherited from both parents and represents a mix of your overall ancestry. While there is evidence of Middle Eastern ancestry in Ashkenazi Jews, the exact percentage can vary widely between individuals. Middle Eastern DNA is very complex since they too have mixed ancestry , so it all depends on the Individual. Someone's DNA could show up to be 8% Middle Eastern DNA but still show up to be 99% European. So then where does the Jewish marker come from ? ???? It doesn't exactly come from the DNA but Ancestry.... Your DNA may connect you to a Ancestor or close relative who was a part of that religion. DNA alone can't determine who's Jewish and who's not Jewish because it's a religion. Just like Ethiopian J... have different DNA Haplogroup than Ashkenazi but both have a commonology in religion. Just about everyone in the US, parts of Europe and North, West and South Africa has some Middle Eastern DNA with some tribes claiming to be Jews but they have a different Haplogroup DNA than Ashkin ( they all have different DNA types but all have some Arab DNA because Arabs are mixed Ancestry but Judaism is a religion going back over 2000 years ago where many people all accross the globe may have become a part of . Can a none Chnese person become a Chinese person, No that's why it's more so a religion. They mentioned soon some DNA test will see if someone is Catholic.
Wow you're a Ginger Armenian!!! You're beautiful.
You're DNA test says that you're nearly at 90% an Indo-European (Caucasus + Italy/Greece), this is what you have to remember. Even the % of Middle-East is your Iranian ancestors (who are an Indo-European people too). The rest (Jewish is a minority trace of a few number of semitic ancestors in your lineage).
Iranian races have nothing to do with middle east (maybe some of them like elams and kurds later on got mixed but have nothing to do with each other) and also persian isn't a race
@Palandockj Andoiz
We are from caucasus, original people who found Iran called parsis (not to be mistaken with the word parsi or parsis that is used to describe anyone from Persia by Indians) originate from northern caspian sea, they migrated to current Iran through caucasus mountains. Indo erupean generally describes Iranian races that migrated to central Asia or originate from there.
Thank you :)
@@ardapezerukian4641 Actually Armenians and Iranians are not related. Ancient Aryans who went east to Asia (not through the caucasus) then south to Iran who conquered the people there became Iranians.
Armenians were the Aryans who went through the caucasus to Anatolia. Completely different tribes of people who developed into different nations.
Armenians and Iranians are Indo-Europeans (Aryans), this is what you have to remember and nurture.
The thing is that your parents can pass on different amount of ancestry to their children.
Your parents are pretty much exactly 50/50 - but what you get from each grandparent within that can vary a lot.
I look nothing like my maternal grandmother's side of the family, but my brother does.
My guess is that most of your ancestors were native Iberians who converted to Judaism and married Jews. After the Reconquesta, they escaped to Caucasus and mixed with Armenians.
I had a friend years ago who is Armenian, and you look very much like her.
E1B1A is the real Israelite Hebrew(Jew) DNA haplogroup(Lemba, Bantu, Igbo, Negros). There were many invaders that occupied the land after the Israelite had been exiled/dispersed. Ashkenazi are a mix of Scythian, Khazar, and the bastard children from Turkish harems under the Ottoman empire. History and DNA shows the Ashkenazi originated in the Caucus Mountains, not Israel. See: "Lemba tribe", "Bantu", "Dr Eran Elhaik", "Arthur Koestler", "Dante Fortson".
What a lot of people get very wrong is that they consider being Jewish a race when it's a religion of people with similar beliefs with some that even can trace those same beliefs back 2000 or more so years ago , however DNA test on the other hand can not determine who's Jewish and who's not Jewish based solely on DNA alone but also through the beliefs of those closely related with ancestry of people that practiced those same beliefs. For instance let's say that someone over 200 years ago wasn't Jewish but converted to the religion of Judaism well even though the rest of that person's family members may have not been Jewish then years later it may still show up on their test because their related to that person. So it mainly has to do more with a belief system. Their are also African Jews / Black Jews as well such as the Limba Tribe, The Jews Of Mali, Ethiopian Jews, Igbo tribe Jews, Yoruba Jews, Ashanti Jews, The Maroons in Jamaica thought to be from the tribe of Bengimen and are indigenous to the West Indies , yes when Christopher Columbus came to the Americas in the West Indies he found out that there where so called black people already here but what makes this even more interesting is that their original language was Paleo Hebrew just like the original dark skinned Hawaiians, the original dark skin people of the philipines also spoke a similar language, etc. but what all these different types of people have in common is a similar belief system even though they all may or may not share different Haplogroup DNA ( meaning none blood related ) making it more so a religion than race, historically a religion travels from one part of the world to the next even though many African tribes say that their beliefs go back to the beginning , stating that they've always had these same beliefs such as circumcision, praising all the high holy holidays, doing animal sacrifices, mixing blood with honey and milk, the top preast having snakes as a way to make contact with the most high, etc. So is it then ok for a lighter skin Jew to mix with a darker skin Jew, it's all determined on a belief system that goes back over 2000 years ( religion ) rather than race.
according to the scientists the Armenian DNA is unique because until the end of bronze age the ancestors of modern Armenians were isolated and didn't get mixed with others. also many Europeans has some percentage of Armenian DNA
I’m an Assyrian Christian and like Armenians majority of my dna is caucus like yours and the rest is Middle East..I would think your ancestors were Armenians that left during the genocide in the early 1900s. I know my fathers and mothers family both left that region then with my ma’s going to Iran and my dad going to Iraq
Dna is passed down differently through siblings and the entire family
So you are not from Israel. Interesting.
I’m 1% European Jewish and I’m from Mexico lol
What a lot of people get very wrong is that they consider being Jewish a race when it's a religion of people with similar beliefs with some that even can trace those same beliefs back 2000 or more so years ago , however DNA test on the other hand can not determine who's Jewish and who's not Jewish based solely on DNA alone but also through the beliefs of those closely related with ancestry of people that practiced those same beliefs. For instance let's say that someone over 200 years ago wasn't Jewish but converted to the religion of Judaism well even though the rest of that person's family members may have not been Jewish then years later it may still show up on their test because their related to that person. So it mainly has to do more with a belief system. Their are also African Jews / Black Jews as well such as the Limba Tribe, The Jews Of Mali, Ethiopian Jews, Igbo tribe Jews, Yoruba Jews, Ashanti Jews, The Maroons in Jamaica thought to be from the tribe of Bengimen and are indigenous to the West Indies , yes when Christopher Columbus came to the Americas in the West Indies he found out that there where so called black people already here but what makes this even more interesting is that their original language was Paleo Hebrew just like the original dark skinned Hawaiians, the original dark skin people of the philipines also spoke a similar language, etc. but what all these different types of people have in common is a similar belief system even though they all may or may not share different Haplogroup DNA ( meaning none blood related ) making it more so a religion than race, historically a religion travels from one part of the world to the next even though many African tribes say that their beliefs go back to the beginning , stating that they've always had these same beliefs such as circumcision, praising all the high holy holidays, doing animal sacrifices, mixing blood with honey and milk, the top preast having snakes as a way to make contact with the most high, etc. So is it then ok for a lighter skin Jew to mix with a darker skin Jew, it's all determined on a belief system that goes back over 2000 years ( religion ) rather than race.
Great video! Thanks for the upload. You have an extremely beautiful voice. Are you from London?
MZAMD. Judaism is a race, but it's also a religion. Zionism is something else. Zionism is about having a Jewish homeland. It is about having a small bit of land, Israel, where Judaism began and where Jews have lived since pre-Torah times, where Jews can live free of hatred, prejudice and persecution. The Jews and Armenians have something in common. They have been attacked and persecuted for no other reason than who they are. It's sad. Let's hope all that hatred in the world will cease to be at some point in the not too distant future. I know it's not likely to happen I'm my lifetime but hope the next generation can be more loving and accepting of others.
People on TH-cam could start a bit by not name- calling people they don't even know. It doesn't hurt to be kind and it's a sign of maturity and being emotionally balanced and spiritually more evolved.
@@dorothylamb6995 true.
@free citizen01 yes, judaism has, over the years, been cosidered both religion and race
How can being in love with money show up in a DNA test?
You're not smart, you talked more about your 1% jewish part wich is insignificant and you passed trough all the other results
I am glad I am not the only one who noticed that.
It’s her test results, right? It’s herself that she has to live with all of her life, right? So, why can’t she attach to a certain part of herself that she really likes a lot. She’s only wanting to live, not find a reason to die. Nothing wrong with that, right?
(Using someone’s account)
I'm brazilian. 12% sephardic jew (Family Tree test). My mt-DNA is X3a (Druze, Tunisia or Asturias, Spain) and my Y-DNA is R-m173.
What a lot of people get very wrong is that they consider being Jewish a race when it's a religion of people with similar beliefs with some that even can trace those same beliefs back 2000 or more so years ago , however DNA test on the other hand can not determine who's Jewish and who's not Jewish based solely on DNA alone but also through the beliefs of those closely related with ancestry of people that practiced those same beliefs. For instance let's say that someone over 200 years ago wasn't Jewish but converted to the religion of Judaism well even though the rest of that person's family members may have not been Jewish then years later it may still show up on their test because their related to that person. So it mainly has to do more with a belief system. Their are also African Jews / Black Jews as well such as the Limba Tribe, The Jews Of Mali, Ethiopian Jews, Igbo tribe Jews, Yoruba Jews, Ashanti Jews, The Maroons in Jamaica thought to be from the tribe of Bengimen and are indigenous to the West Indies , yes when Christopher Columbus came to the Americas in the West Indies he found out that there where so called black people already here but what makes this even more interesting is that their original language was Paleo Hebrew just like the original dark skinned Hawaiians, the original dark skin people of the philipines also spoke a similar language, etc. but what all these different types of people have in common is a similar belief system even though they all may or may not share different Haplogroup DNA ( meaning none blood related ) making it more so a religion than race, historically a religion travels from one part of the world to the next even though many African tribes say that their beliefs go back to the beginning , stating that they've always had these same beliefs such as circumcision, praising all the high holy holidays, doing animal sacrifices, mixing blood with honey and milk, the top preast having snakes as a way to make contact with the most high, etc. So is it then ok for a lighter skin Jew to mix with a darker skin Jew, it's all determined on a belief system that goes back over 2000 years ( religion ) rather than race.
I am Kurdish but these are my results
%100 Balkans LOL I can't understand 😅
Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA): This is inherited maternally. Studies suggest that only around 8% of Ashkenazi mtDNA could be identified as Middle Eastern in origin.
Y-chromosome DNA (Y-DNA): This is inherited paternally. Estimates vary, but some studies suggest a relatively minor contribution from Middle Eastern lineages.
Autosomal DNA: This is inherited from both parents and represents a mix of your overall ancestry. While there is evidence of Middle Eastern ancestry in Ashkenazi Jews, the exact percentage can vary widely between individuals. Middle Eastern DNA is very complex since they too have mixed ancestry , so it all depends on the Individual. Someone's DNA could show up to be 8% Middle Eastern DNA but still show up to be 99% European. So then where does the Jewish marker come from ? ???? It doesn't exactly come from the DNA but Ancestry.... Your DNA may connect you to a Ancestor or close relative who was a part of that religion. DNA alone can't determine who's Jewish and who's not Jewish because it's a religion. Just like Ethiopian J... have different DNA Haplogroup than Ashkenazi but both have a commonology in religion. Just about everyone in the US, parts of Europe and North, West and South Africa has some Middle Eastern DNA with some tribes claiming to be Jews but they have a different Haplogroup DNA than Ashkin ( they all have different DNA types but all have some Arab DNA because Arabs are mixed Ancestry but Judaism is a religion going back over 2000 years ago where many people all accross the globe may have become a part of . Can a none Chnese person become a Chinese person, No that's why it's more so a religion. They mentioned soon some DNA test will see if someone is Catholic.
No, genetic tests cannot definitively tell you if someone is Jewish based solely on DNA. Here's why:
Judaism is a religion and ethnicity: While some genetic markers may be more common in Ashkenazi Jewish populations, these markers are not exclusive to Jews. People can convert to Judaism and still carry some of the same genetic markers as those with Ashkenazi ancestry, and vice versa.
Genetic diversity: Even within Jewish populations, there's significant genetic diversity. Ancestry tests can provide estimates of genetic heritage, but they are not always precise.
Here's a breakdown:
DNA can indicate Ashkenazi ancestry: DNA testing companies can identify genetic markers that are more frequent in Ashkenazi Jewish populations. However, this doesn't confirm someone's religion or identity as Jewish.
Judaism is a complex heritage: Being Jewish is about cultural identity, religious beliefs, and practices, not just genetics. Conversion is a formal process for people who choose to become Jewish, regardless of their ancestry.
If you're interested in learning more about your heritage, genetic testing companies can provide insights into your ancestry. But to understand someone's religious identity, it's always best to ask them directly.
All Muslims & Christians have Jewish Ancestry. Islam Christianity Judaism are Abrohamic religions meaning all 3 lead back to Prophet Abraham Father of Israel & Issac
About the Turkey region, do you know which one? Maybe your parents know, because it's the same for me. Yeah, my parents are born in the middle east and then the story goes on 😂😂
Christopher Mouradian hi im originally from Adana :)
Noosh101 😮 OMG, same here! Well my grandma from my mom's side, her dad (my great grandpa) is born on Adana while it was still Armenian land/region. And from my dad's side it's Sason (near Van lake).
in Adana*
Noosh101, Christopher Mouradian
By any chance do you know where in adana you are from?
I'm from Adana too ! And I'm Armenian, I did my DNA and the results came out 96% western Asia. It showed only Turkey and Armenia as the countries in West Asia . I wouldn't be surprised if I had Turkish or French in my blood
You've been decieved. Being Jewish is not a race. If you're talking about the people from the Bible they were Hebrews who also spoke a language called Hebrew and Aramaic. Who had a religion called Judaism. White people are so desperate to be called Jews. There nowhere in history you guys were slaves in Egypt. It's also a known facts that the majority today who calls themselves Jews are converts. Infact a the so called Jews today are specifically mentioned in the Bible as gentiles.
I thought you were full armenian? Someone who is actually from the caucasus region should get more than 46% caucasus.... From these results it seems like one of ur parents are armenian and the other european? I as an Iranian got 84% caucasus, 11% asia south, 4% middle east and
Sepehr Naderi that is Not true Armenians mixed aaaa lllooottt with Greeks during the Byzantine empire many Greeks moved to armenia at that time therefore many don't know about the fact that they have greek blood in them but it is pretty common among Armenians to have between 25-60% greek in them my results showed 62% greek everyone I asked who did the test showed similar results basically it's normal for Armenians to be half greek without knowing
Sepehr Naderi not for Armenians. We mixed a ton during the Byzantine Empire and Ottoman Empire, the only ones that didn't mix are Hamshen Armenians who are isolated on mountains.
Before the Armenian Genocide, most Armenians lived in the Middle East (modern-day eastern Turkey, or along the Turkish-Syrian border). The modern Armenian nation-state is in the Caucasus, but that's only a small part of the Armenian homeland.
Gev G, I'm Iranian Armenian and my mother is 100 percent Greek, explain me lol.
+OhMaDayzz
give nogorno karabakh back to azerbaijan ...lol
Old vincian culture on balkan g2a, later Etruscan, they are from Caucases, mixed with I2a y-dna they were all around europe, they were destroyed. By r1b and few other groups that formed Rome.
Green eyes are one trace of g2a
Blue of i2a.
A lot of people have more Jewish than they realize, because Middle Eastern, Iberian and a lot of other places have Jewish DNA as well. This is always so interesting.
Judaism isnt a race however the zionists trying to make it that way...
It can be both a race and a religion.
M7AMD - Idiot! Religion wouldn't show up in DNA.
Fidelity Quester. Yes. That is absolutely true. Judaism is a race. It is also a religion. Most people realize this -- most educated people realize this , I should say. However, a lot of people still don't know this and think it is only one or the other. I wouldn't call them idiots. There are a lot of people that just haven't learned that fact yet.
No it's been called a race and religion long before anyone had to write Israel into law. It's been called a race and religion for centuries....since before the Jews were banished from their land.
I've met many middle Eastern People with Ginger hair and light eyes ☺
i know 6 people who are ginger and Armenian. There are also a lot of guys that have ginger beards! weird! Maybe it is in our genetics.
Because over than 35% of Armenians have R1B1....
Drowelove what's r1b1? European ?
Yes it is western europian haplogroup
Houry Jamgotchian Maybe the ORIGINAL Armenians were Gingers!!! 😍 Till they mixed with the Italians & Arabs they got their black facial features?! Blah, probably im wrong 🤣
@Garo Kahkejian i bet your not 100% armenian . By now nobody is pure.
I am Turkish my results are;
64% Turkey and the Caucasus
21% Greek & South italian
11% Central asian
3% North east asian
Therefore you are only 11 % Turkic.
@@harrank2786And what is turkey then?
I am 68% Eastern European and 32% Baltic
Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA): This is inherited maternally. Studies suggest that only around 8% of Ashkenazi mtDNA could be identified as Middle Eastern in origin.
Y-chromosome DNA (Y-DNA): This is inherited paternally. Estimates vary, but some studies suggest a relatively minor contribution from Middle Eastern lineages.
Autosomal DNA: This is inherited from both parents and represents a mix of your overall ancestry. While there is evidence of Middle Eastern ancestry in Ashkenazi Jews, the exact percentage can vary widely between individuals. Middle Eastern DNA is very complex since they too have mixed ancestry , so it all depends on the Individual. Someone's DNA could show up to be 8% Middle Eastern DNA but still show up to be 99% European. So then where does the Jewish marker come from ? ???? It doesn't exactly come from the DNA but Ancestry.... Your DNA may connect you to a Ancestor or close relative who was a part of that religion. DNA alone can't determine who's Jewish and who's not Jewish because it's a religion. Just like Ethiopian J... have different DNA Haplogroup than Ashkenazi but both have a commonology in religion. Just about everyone in the US, parts of Europe and North, West and South Africa has some Middle Eastern DNA with some tribes claiming to be Jews but they have a different Haplogroup DNA than Ashkin ( they all have different DNA types but all have some Arab DNA because Arabs are mixed Ancestry but Judaism is a religion going back over 2000 years ago where many people all across the globe may have become a part of . Can a none Chnese person become a Chinese person, No that's why it's more so a religion. They mentioned soon some DNA test will see if someone is Catholic.
No, genetic tests cannot definitively tell you if someone is Jewish based solely on DNA. Here's why:
Judaism is a religion and ethnicity: While some genetic markers may be more common in Ashkenazi Jewish populations, these markers are not exclusive to Jews. People can convert to Judaism and still carry some of the same genetic markers as those with Ashkenazi ancestry, and vice versa.
Genetic diversity: Even within Jewish populations, there's significant genetic diversity. Ancestry tests can provide estimates of genetic heritage, but they are not always precise.
Here's a breakdown:
DNA can indicate Ashkenazi ancestry: DNA testing companies can identify genetic markers that are more frequent in Ashkenazi Jewish populations. However, this doesn't confirm someone's religion or identity as Jewish.
Judaism is a complex heritage: Being Jewish is about cultural identity, religious beliefs, and practices, not just genetics. Conversion is a formal process for people who choose to become Jewish, regardless of their ancestry.
If you're interested in learning more about your heritage, genetic testing companies can provide insights into your ancestry. But to understand someone's religious identity, it's always best to ask them directly.
Who titles a video saying “I’m Jewish” when they’re 1% Jewish. Kinda disrespectful.
You are where you born and raised. This is what you truly are, and there's a big difference between being born and raised somewhere and being a descendant of someone. Huge difference. So more accurately you are of Armenian decent rather than saying I am Armenian. You haven't lived an Armenian life 24 hours a day for decades. You haven't been submerged in the culture, customs and traditions. You don't speak the language etc. etc....
Tessa. Now if only Americans understood that concept we in Scotland wouldn't have to keep bitchslapping American tourists shouting about being scottish.. naw yur naw..yur a muricun shut it.
Location does NOT determine identity or ethnicity. Your ancestors determine that.
I agree, technically, we African Americans are literally American.
1% could be an error. In fact, many non-Jews online have 1% Jewish . It's not significant.
Lol I knew your Armenian already I know ppl who can be fair I am Afghan and very very fair an thought of as white European these ppl r ignorant to say your not an armenain
I just learned that I'm 1.8% Ashkenazi Jewish. We had no idea lol
Shalom, how are you?, you are one of us a fellow Jew. We are a Nazarene Jewish or in modern terms a" Messianic Jewish" ministry reaching the lost sheep of Israel, I hope we can connect with you or you can check out our channel.
I’m iranian and have very light features!! Got blue eyes and dark blonde hair (was very blonde as a child) but it’s actually not that rare for Armenians and iranians to have light features as we are very diverse looking, remember we descend from the ancient Indo Europeans! Blonde or red hair can happen in any ethnicity, it’s not only exclusive to Northern Europeans!
Lmao, I've never seen any iranian with white features
Though a lot of armenians have white features, because they border europe
@@ssfdf7751 Armenians and Iranians are similar, they both have Chalcolithic iranian dna. And no Armenia doesn’t border Europe, take a closer look at the map. It borders Iran. The Caucasus is NOT in Europe
@@ssfdf7751 Most Iranic people are darker skinned but being R1a carrier you do posses the genes that comes with it. The reason Its not activated In most is due these genes being recessive.
@@gazthejaz8910 Iranians almost never look European nor do they have lightfeatures. What I do see are Iranians having a severe inferiority complex to white Europeans, going so far to have a europlasty ( nose job ) and other procedures. Almost every Iranian ive known have identity issues and hate thenselves. Your not European, be proud of yourself.
And those anceint indo Europeans you descend from have tanned skinned. Iranians are a HIGHLY admixed people.
once a russian friend told me that many of armenians back thousands years were gingers X))
btw you re really really beautiful :$
greetings from germany :)
Many Armenians were ginger until turks ra.ed them
Is Armenian considered white ? I know the original Armenians are and the ones today are mixed but is the Armenian dna taken from Armenians that are pure white or the mixed ones ?
Shaunt D Okay thanks for explaining. If you had to identify your race on a fill out form, which would you choose, White or Middle Eastern, or other ?
Armenians are one of the oldest Indo-European peoples who migrated from the Kourgane culture and who settled in the south of Caucasus. Yes, they mixed some other Indo-European peoples such as Iranians, Greeks (Alexander's conquest), Italians (Romans). With some semitic peoples (Arameans, Assyrians ...). But the genetic base of Armenians is still Indo-European close to the ancient Armenians.
If you mean 'White' in the 'Indo European' sense, in part they are, since Armenians are more or less half and half Western Asian/European. The Armenian language is Indo European, somewhat related to both the Hellenic( Greek) and Indo-Aryan families. Meaning the 'Armenian people's ethnogenesis happened when Indo Europeans coming from Southern Russia moved south into the South Caucasus and imposed their language onto and amalgamated with groups of local South Caucasian West Asians. That 'hybrid' character is reflected in Modern Armenians; I read that they posses more or less equal amounts of R1b (invading Indo Europeans) and J (Local Western Asians) Y DNA haplogroups, as well as to a lesser extent, haplogroups G and T which and also of West Asian origin.
S M wtf, when did you see Tigran the great?
S M i smell azerhyenas, their textbooks zombify them from a very young age
My people are autochthonous Indo-European KurManc Khord and I have up to 90% Caucasian and the rest Southern Italy.
Jewish is A RELIGION, not an ethnicity.
Izzat Ibrahim Al Douri, an Iraqi military high ranking officer on Saddam's old gov't was ginger. Some Israelite Samaritans are ginger. And even some 'Palestinians' like actor Mohammad Bakri (who has blue eyes and was a natural ginger in his youth). However it seems only Jews and Armenians get flak for being ginger, as if it were 'proof of Euro admixture'.
Recent DNA tests preformed on ancient male skeletons belonging to the Ain Gazal archeological culture (in modern day Jordan River Valley) , dated from so called pre pottery Neolithic B, around circa 9,000 BCE have had their autosomal and Paternal DNA lines tested and published.
They belonged to Y DNA halogorup T1a-M70 (found today in low percentages in the Levant, Near East, West Asia and Caucasus among Jews, Muslims, Christians f various local ethnicities ), but most notably, the genetic analysis revealed these ancient Middle Easter men had Red hair and Blue eyes.
PS: Are you related to Cathy Berberian, the Avant Garde Classical singer?
I had less than 1% Eastern European Jewish and my daughter came back at 7%.
From your husband
Noosh101: Genetic inheritance is random. I’m 64-% English Welsh and Northwestern Europe, 20% Germanic Europe, 15% Ireland and Scotland, and 1% European Jewish
What a lot of people get very wrong is that they consider being Jewish a race when it's a religion of people with similar beliefs with some that even can trace those same beliefs back 2000 or more so years ago , however DNA test on the other hand can not determine who's Jewish and who's not Jewish based solely on DNA alone but also through the beliefs of those closely related with ancestry of people that practiced those same beliefs. For instance let's say that someone over 200 years ago wasn't Jewish but converted to the religion of Judaism well even though the rest of that person's family members may have not been Jewish then years later it may still show up on their test because their related to that person. So it mainly has to do more with a belief system. Their are also African Jews / Black Jews as well such as the Limba Tribe, The Jews Of Mali, Ethiopian Jews, Igbo tribe Jews, Yoruba Jews, Ashanti Jews, The Maroons in Jamaica thought to be from the tribe of Bengimen and are indigenous to the West Indies , yes when Christopher Columbus came to the Americas in the West Indies he found out that there where so called black people already here but what makes this even more interesting is that their original language was Paleo Hebrew just like the original dark skinned Hawaiians, the original dark skin people of the philipines also spoke a similar language, etc. but what all these different types of people have in common is a similar belief system even though they all may or may not share different Haplogroup DNA ( meaning none blood related ) making it more so a religion than race, historically a religion travels from one part of the world to the next even though many African tribes say that their beliefs go back to the beginning , stating that they've always had these same beliefs such as circumcision, praising all the high holy holidays, doing animal sacrifices, mixing blood with honey and milk, the top preast having snakes as a way to make contact with the most high, etc. So is it then ok for a lighter skin Jew to mix with a darker skin Jew, it's all determined on a belief system that goes back over 2000 years ( religion ) rather than race.
I'm Armenian and my results were,
51% Caucasus (of Armenian decent)
44% Iranian
5% Middle eastern
Test all the Europeans you are all related.. lol...
So ur 9% middleeastern can immigrate to Palestine today, yet Palestinians who are almost 100% middleeastern cannot how fair.
Palestinians aren't even a real ethnicity
@DExiiProductions This is what not being an ethnicity nor a people nor a nation while being a political identity and genocide practitioners who reject the aspects of Israel's indigineity (Israelite culture, language, customs & traditions,, religion, history and nationalism) gets them. Cry an ocean.
@@ZviJ1 According to whom? You? My dude, just read anything about the situation, or better yet, just ask ChatGPT about it to continue asking it unbased questions.
Basically they all said that you are Armenian/Greek 91% .Very common combination!
Btw "berberian" means that one of your great grandfather was a "barbar"( berber in Turkish) :)
Israelites and jewish are to different people..
Now the corporate masters have your DNA! lol
Original Armenian’s had Red hair If you look at DNA the Celtics are Armenian bloodline as well as Aryans .
Hello Jewish sister! 🙂
The Grand Supreme hello im jewish from israel💗🇮🇱
hola 124 hello!
The Grand Supreme where are you from?
hola 124
I'm from the US. I don't know why but TH-cam isn't notifying me of responses anymore. 😕
Don't worry about what all of these nazis are saying. Racism is just another trick used by Lucifer to deceive people.
The Grand Supreme thank you😍
I did one of these, came back 85% KFC, 15% BBQ sauce.
YOU PAID TO DO THIS
A Jew is from the tribe of Judah, one of the tribes of Israel. The Biblical prophesies have all been fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Genetics has nothing to do with the "heart." It's irrelevant to "belief" in God.
How can a DNA test determine ones religion
B F Jewish ppl were in isolation for hundreds of years and thus became an ethno-religious group
Judaism is a race more or less. Ashkenazis the main group.
Jewish is also a middle eastern ethinicity also they have Jew as religion..google it
Jewish people are an ethno religious group
European Jews were a conquered people under the Romans. They moved to the Rhine and made mixed communities, then married into themselves until they developed their own traits. They are Eastern blood mixed with European blood. The test doesn’t read if they stayed in Judaism, just if one of your ancestors are in this group of Jewish people. For example, Hindu and Indian come from the same word. Sometimes the religion and the people are named the same thing.
Your less Jewish because this Jewish perosn is from your fathers side and the Ys went to your father to your brother and you got all the maternal dna past from mother to daughter that’s why some brothers and sisters got different results
😂 fake chosen people
isnt shavo a ginger? the bassist, odadjian?
Blah. Blah, blah.
Olivia Gomez jealous much?
You’re very charismatic
I did not knew religion was in the DNA, this big discovery is worth a Nobel prize !
@Niko
*Ashkenazi jews* is an oxymoron
Yeah if you believe in yahwe tour Dna will abracadabra change this is how you legitimize the state of Israel 😉
@Anouar
Well, if you do believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, you will get regenerated and receive the gift of eternal life.
The problem is they don't.
femmeduquartier religion is for stupid people
Really?
And I figure that you've done statistics on IQ and you've empirically verified that religious people have on average lower IQ?
It's just because some Armenian people married with Jews, because they lived in the same area.
In jerusalem yes, there is an Armenian quarter in jerusalem.
I thought you said you were 100%?
*How vain* !
Why are you so excited about being 1% jewish though?
Is it, like, cool to be a little jewish?
femmeduquartier i think its exciting full stop to be of another ethnicity . Not specifically jewish but even if i found out i was from africa 1 percent it would be cool .
I still think it's a waste of time and money. I think it's utterly stupid and dangerous to reduce humans to their DNA and put people into arbitrary undefined boxes. Are we like dogs now? Are you taking the test to find out what human breed you are? You think that these people know more about you than yourself?
Besides, I have a feeling that you think that the people that provided you with this info have a complete understanding and mastery of genetics and DNA. I'll let you do your own research on the limitations of DNA tests and on how much they are just nothing more than *recreational genetics* and a way to connect people who share a common ancestor that are alive today and have taken the test. It says absolutely nothing about your ancestors but only looks at a tiny fraction of your DNA.
But then again, who cares about your physical body? It's gonna die someday.
@M. Ruach McRotty
*Romans ****2:28****-29* King James Version (KJV)
28 For he is not a Jew, which is one outwardly; neither is that circumcision, which is outward in the flesh:
29 But he is a Jew, which is one inwardly; and circumcision is that of the heart, in the spirit, and not in the letter; whose praise is not of men, but of God.
*Romans 9:6-7* King James Version (KJV)
6 Not as though the word of God hath taken none effect. For they are not all Israel, which are of Israel:
*Revelation 3:9* King James Version (KJV)
9 Behold, I will make them of the synagogue of Satan, which say they are Jews, and are not, but do lie; behold, I will make them to come and worship before thy feet, and to know that I have loved thee.
*Revelation 2:9* King James Version (KJV)
9 I know thy works, and tribulation, and poverty, (but thou art rich) and I know the blasphemy of them which say they are Jews, and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan.
*1 Thessalonians ****2:14****-16* King James Version (KJV)
14 For ye, brethren, became followers of the churches of God which in Judaea are in Christ Jesus: for ye also have suffered like things of your own countrymen, even as they have of the Jews:
15 Who both killed the Lord Jesus, and their own prophets, and have persecuted us; and they please not God, and are contrary to all men:
16 Forbidding us to speak to the Gentiles that they might be saved, to fill up their sins alway: for the wrath is come upon them to the uttermost.
*John **8:44* King James Version (KJV)
44 Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it.
*Zechariah ****12:10****-12* King James Version (KJV)
10 And I will pour upon the house of David, and upon the inhabitants of Jerusalem, the spirit of grace and of supplications: and they shall look upon me whom they have pierced, and they shall mourn for him, as one mourneth for his only son, and shall be in bitterness for him, as one that is in bitterness for his firstborn.
11 In that day shall there be a great mourning in Jerusalem, as the mourning of Hadadrimmon in the valley of Megiddon.
12 And the land shall mourn, every family apart; the family of the house of David apart, and their wives apart; the family of the house of Nathan apart, and their wives apart;
Your knowledge of the Bible is limited...
I mean, you don't even know that the book of Zechariah is in the Old Testament.
Paul is not the author of most of the New Testament, but only about 1/4th. That's a rookie mistake of yours to think that just because Paul has authored many books they must all be of the same size as say the gospels or revelation or general epistles, none of which were written by Paul.
The Apostles were non all ethnically Jewish, Simon the Cananite was definitely not a Jew, but to add fuel to the fire : he was a Cananite. Imagine that! The Pharisees in the gospel mock Jesus by saying that he was a Samaritan, because they were obviusly racist against Samaritans.
For the rest I'm not interested in your Jewish fables and extra scriptural yadi yada.
So far we've established your illiteracy in all matters relating to the the Word of God.
But, now it is clear that you are also a liar, since you've claimed that the Jews in Europe are for the most part descendants of Benjamin, Judah and Levi, but provided absolutely no genealogical evidence whatsoever to support this bold claim despite the fact that I've asked you to explicitly.
*You're just assuming "I didn't know about Zechariah" for no reason*
I gave you a quote from Zechariah and you told me to basically shove my New Testament quotes. So, no I'm not assuming your biblical illiteracy, I know. I highly doubt that you've ever read the Old Testament cover to cover. If you have, I suggest you revisit Isaiah 53.
That being said, I'm not surprised that you're a bold face liar :
*1 John ****2:22* KJV
Who is a liar but he that denieth that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist, that denieth the Father and the Son.
As to why your brother has slightly different results from you is because you and he would have slightly different combinations of DNA from your parents, when you were conceived. This is basic high school biology!!
Every body is Armenian, but some slightly less/more so
Love from Israel ♥️
Fuck israel ,Askhenazi jews Orginal KHAZAR Khaganate Old Turkic people not European,not israel ,TURKİC genes
Sosyal Kayip anti semith detected
@@sosyalkayip6088 you lyer, your conspirancy théorie was debunked. And i am almost 80% middle eastern part Néguev bédouin from and ashkenazi family.. and zéro turkish.
🖕🏿
Are you related to the late Avant-Garde/Modern Classical singer Kathy Berberian?
Ok. But map shows Armenia Azerbaijani Turkey Georgia and Iran so I am wondering how do they know which County?
Cutie 😎😁🙄I love your speech
Many people are discovering that they have Jewish roots.
Where does this high percentage of Southern Europe come from? Was it the wave of Alexander the Great?
The DNA test isn't actually a full image of your ethnicity split. It just shows how much of your DNA is from a specific region. In the case of your brother, he inherited 3% more Jewish DNA than your 1%. People should be aware, they only inherit 50% of their father's DNA and 50% of their mother's DNA, so sometimes children miss out on certain DNA from their parents.
We were here MANY Jewish people in South Europe.
What a lot of people get very wrong is that they consider being Jewish a race when it's a religion of people with similar beliefs with some that even can trace those same beliefs back 2000 or more so years ago , however DNA test on the other hand can not determine who's Jewish and who's not Jewish based solely on DNA alone but also through the beliefs of those closely related with ancestry of people that practiced those same beliefs. For instance let's say that someone over 200 years ago wasn't Jewish but converted to the religion of Judaism well even though the rest of that person's family members may have not been Jewish then years later it may still show up on their test because their related to that person. So it mainly has to do more with a belief system. Their are also African Jews / Black Jews as well such as the Limba Tribe, The Jews Of Mali, Ethiopian Jews, Igbo tribe Jews, Yoruba Jews, Ashanti Jews, The Maroons in Jamaica thought to be from the tribe of Bengimen and are indigenous to the West Indies , yes when Christopher Columbus came to the Americas in the West Indies he found out that there where so called black people already here but what makes this even more interesting is that their original language was Paleo Hebrew just like the original dark skinned Hawaiians, the original dark skin people of the philipines also spoke a similar language, etc. but what all these different types of people have in common is a similar belief system even though they all may or may not share different Haplogroup DNA ( meaning none blood related ) making it more so a religion than race, historically a religion travels from one part of the world to the next even though many African tribes say that their beliefs go back to the beginning , stating that they've always had these same beliefs such as circumcision, praising all the high holy holidays, doing animal sacrifices, mixing blood with honey and milk, the top preast having snakes as a way to make contact with the most high, etc. So is it then ok for a lighter skin Jew to mix with a darker skin Jew, it's all determined on a belief system that goes back over 2000 years ( religion ) rather than race.
Sometimes the little bits get lost I guess? Like my dad got Pakistan but my uncle got no Pakistani
I had an Armenian friend, Ani, with red hair.
Ah the spitting part, I was actually eating, if you weren't so pretty I probably would have lost my appetite