Is Native American Haplogroup X DNA Really from the Middle East? (Yes)

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Book of Mormon DNA evidence is getting stronger and stronger. Many Native Americans have a DNA type known as mitochondrial DNA haplogroup X, specifically mtDNA X2a. This video shows that haplogroup X DNA originated in the Middle East. This DNA type provides evidence for the truthfulness and historicity of the Book of Mormon.
My book on DNA and the Book of Mormon is called "Face of a Nephite" and may be found here: www.digitalege...
I like to provide evidence supporting the Book of Mormon, focusing on DNA evidence, archaeological evidence, Native American artifacts, and investigating the ancient Native American Hopewell culture that was centered in Ohio in Book of Mormon timeframes. I prefer the Heartland location for the geography of the Book of Mormon but lean towards Ohio as the location for Zarahemla. I also value evidence regarding Hebrew (Israelite) influence in Mesoamerica and evidence for the peopling of the Americas.
This channel produces faithful Latter-Day Saint content which will appeal to and overlap some with other faithful LDS videos from similar RU-vid channels such as Cwic Media, Ward Radio, The Stick of Joseph, Book of Mormon Evidence, Thoughtful Faith, Ancient Answers, Scripture Central, Book of Mormon Central, Watcher Palmer, Latter-Day Media, Joseph Smith Foundation, Christian Homestead, Hidden in the Heartland, David Lindsley Studio, Heartland Research Group, The Last Dispensation, and Book of Mormon Heartland. This channel will also appeal to and overlap with content from faithful LDS influencers like Rod Meldrum, Wayne May, Jonathan Neville, Hannah Stoddard, Jerry Grover, and Brant Gardner, as well as organizations like the Firm Foundation and Book of Mormon Central.
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@raymorgan2780 5 месяцев назад

This is Wonderful DNA News!!! Our Day is definitely identifying the powerful truths within the pages of The Book of Mormon!

@richarner3856 25 дней назад

The Book of Mormon is pure fiction 😂

@madogg152 4 месяца назад

Awesome Thanks. I served my Mission in Delaware/Maryland. The DC temple was finished at that time. That temple changed my life. Long story. I enjoyed photo of the Temple in the background. The grounds were not finished at that time I was there.

@Lamanitehistory 4 месяца назад

Thanks. We love the Washington DC temple.

@garybowler5946 4 месяца назад

@@LamanitehistoryThere's a temple on every corner in every city nowadays. They have to hide that $100 billion dollars somewhere.

@DavidLoveMore 4 месяца назад

This is exciting for me as looking at genetics was part of how I became convinced of the truth of the King James Bible. Now I have been investigating the book of Mormon, this is an amazing approach to this area of study.

@Lamanitehistory 4 месяца назад

I hope it will be a rewarding study!

@wendie8290 4 месяца назад

Physical evidence is a great way to to start. I pray that you have received a witness of the Holy Ghost to seal and confirm your findings. Mankind may change their POV from time to time. Sometimes these chances are correct and sometimes mistakes are made. However the Holy Ghost holds the title of God. And God is never mistaken. Ask as written in Moroni 10 verses 3 -5.❤😊

@shireecox122 4 месяца назад

This makes sense to me, because Joseph married an Egyptian woman. Her mitochondrial DNA would have passed down from mother to daughter. I love this! I’ve been saying we need to focus on the Egyptian blood line for years. Thank you

@jamessatterlee 4 месяца назад

I’m afraid you’re incorrect… While her sons, Ephraim and Manasseh would have indeed carried her mitochondrial DNA, they would not have passed on the same mitochondrial to any of their children, since only women pass it onto their children. That means that Asenath’s maternal Line would have died out with her two boys, unless there are other children that we don’t know about. Even still, we don’t know if any of Lehi, Mulek, or any other colonies, for that matter would’ve carried mitochondrial DNA directly from Asenath herself. On the other hand… Hear from him, and Asa would have passed on their Y chromosome to their direct male line descendants. The question then becomes…did Lehi have Josephite Y chromosome DNA, or was he an actual direct male line descendent of Joseph in the first place? Was his mail lineage Egyptian rather than Israelite? Were he, Ishmael, or any of Mulek’s colony descendants of the Gyptian men who married an Israelite woman, who from point in time had direct mail in the sentence that were considered to be Israelites?

@Pay-It_Forward 3 месяца назад

***Egyptians are primarily: (E1B1B1A, E-V68, EM78) royals are (R1b, R-M343, R1b-M269) not (X2a). rare X in the area are (X, X1, X2b, X2b1), not X2a. Kennewick Man DNA is Polynesian***

@Pay-It_Forward 3 месяца назад

Joseph had 2 sons, not daughters. He died in Egypt. Sons don't pass on Mitochondria.

@jareds561 4 месяца назад

Solid video! And thanks for the references.

@majesticliberatoroftheoppr3971 5 месяцев назад

Well done! Great information. I appreciate all your good work.

@evanwilliamson3602 Месяц назад

I’m White from a country called Wales in the U.K. with a population of 3 million. My maternal mitochondrial DNA is X2b, which is rare for Britain, but exceedingly rare in Wales. According to 23andMe, I am closely related to the modern day Druze in Northern Israel and Southern Lebanon. In my father’s side, I am 0.3% Arabic, Egyptian & Levantine. My family name is Grant, and I have links to Scotland. My theory in regard to the X haplogroup, it’s a very peculiar haplogroup. I believe Phoenicia had a part to play in regard to my ancestry as trade between the Middle East and Britain was prominent. Thanks for your video.

@DavidLoveMore 4 месяца назад

My hypothesis is that the reconstruction of the haplogroup timelines are distorted because there is a defect in the error correction mechanisms withi the L haplogroup that mean that it has double the usual mutation rate. This affects where the origin point is found. But it is a while since I looked at any of the literature. I guess there is a lot more information now.

@zon3665 5 месяцев назад

There's a great book by an LDS author that shows that there is perfect harmony between the prophetic statements concerning the garden of Eden being in Missouri and the Old Testament account concerning the garden of Eden. It's called Canaan, Babylon, and Egypt A Comparative Theological Analysis on Creation sold by Eborn Books.

@FalconFastest123 Месяц назад

It's fascinating to watch the science gradually shifting to support the Book of Mormon more and more. Of the original twenty-five or so anachronistic complaints against the BOM, over 2/3 have already been resolved by archaeological discoveries and the few remaining are slowly disappearing as well. Speaking from a purely scientific perspective, given the existing evidence, the BOM is not only plausible, but highly likely to be authentic.

@iluminadaimbang9627 4 месяца назад

I'm so thankful for this important information!

@KevinReeve 4 месяца назад

Ephraim and Manasseh are sons of Joseph whose wife was Egyptian. Lehi was from Manasseh and Ishmael was from Ephraim.

@Pay-It_Forward 3 месяца назад

***Haplogroup X isn't Hebrew. Rare Levant Haplogroup X isn't (X2a), its (X, X1, X2b, X2b1) Kennewick Man DNA is Polynesian.***

@kifi672 2 месяца назад

Other studies show that mummies found in Peru are also of Black sea origin. However, the fact that the Algonquins are the ones with the highest occurrence of X DNA seems to indicate that the Ancestors travelled over the Atlantic rather than all the way around and through the Pacific.

@carhartt4510 5 месяцев назад

Radiocarbon dating of the calcium carbonate buildup on the outside of Kennewick Man's bones put him in the Book of Mormon time frame, but radiocarbon dating of the actual bones themselves shows that Kennewick man is 9000 years old. DNA testing on the actual bones of Kennewick man also shows him to be 9,000 years old.

@Lamanitehistory 5 месяцев назад

Some of the carbon dating taken from Kennewick Man's bones dated to around 200BC to 300 BC. This video is not about Kennewick Man. I'll discuss his age in a future video.

@carhartt4510 5 месяцев назад

@@Lamanitehistory you brought him up in this video. Some of the radiocarbon dating does show him at 9000 years old His DNA shows him at 9000 years old. We need to look at all the evidence and not just cherry-pick what satisfies our confirmation bias.

@Lamanitehistory 5 месяцев назад

I will evaluate Kennewick Man's age in an upcoming video. The burial circumstances and carbon dating point to a more recent age consistent with the Book of Mormon, which I'll explain in the upcoming video.

@joshradson2649 5 месяцев назад

There is also a Haplogroup H found possibly in the Texas and in Puerto Rico, so by the Caribbean. Haplogroup H has ties to the Middle East as well. And even Haplogroups L in some regions by the Carolinas but they are dated post-Columbus. Which means a possibility of African origin in the Americas. Could all these people be from the group of Jared? This story is far from over. I can source all research papers here if people are interested.

@Lamanitehistory 5 месяцев назад

Yes, I am interested. Each time they find additional DNA types they always assume it must be post-Columbus, but the evidence continues to mount. Thanks

@joshradson2649 5 месяцев назад

@@Lamanitehistory You have to type in Google the words in quotes I link for the sources, because I've had a hard time posting direct links on RU-vid. But here are the sources for the H haplogroups in Puerto Rico "Ancient DNA Reconstructs the Genetic Legacies of Precontact Puerto Rico Communities". The H haplogroup for this article is not linked in the article itself but is in the supplementary material at the end. These sources are from around 500 AD. There is another Haplogroup HV2 found in this article in Texas: "Mitochondrial DNA analysis of the putative skeletal remains of Sieur de Marle: Genetic support for anthropological assessment of biogeographic ancestry". But the remains are disputed to be either European or Caddoan Native. I believe they are really Native America because the bones were found in a Native American burial. These are sampled to around 1650 AD so post-Columbus. There are some post-Columbian samples found with many L groups around the Carolinas found at the website first linked by typing in Google "Haplogroup Info".

@ComeFollowMeLatterDayMedia 5 месяцев назад

@@LamanitehistoryWith MOUNDS of evidence (1 million + of them) right? 🤔

@Lamanitehistory 4 месяца назад

@joshradson2649 Thank you for the citations you gave. That's very interesting

@joshradson2649 4 месяца назад

@@Lamanitehistory I double checked the sources I linked and the L samples are post Columbian so those may not be from the group of Jared. I corrected this error.

@michellehudson8436 5 месяцев назад

I love your channel!!

@Lamanitehistory 5 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@ancientanswers 5 месяцев назад

Man I love this thumbnail!!!

@Lamanitehistory 5 месяцев назад

Thanks! AI made the picture in the thumbnail. It's an interesting tool for people like me who lack artistic talent!

@markdavison7069 4 месяца назад

Many Latter-day prophets and apostles have stated that the inhabitants of the islands of the Pacific are considered to be Lamanites

@JohnChristenNizzaDiCorsi Месяц назад

Psychopaths

@phred593 5 месяцев назад

David, you know you were told in email by authors of "Kennewick Man: The Scientific Investigation of an Ancient American Skeleton (Peopling of the Americas Publications)" that your conclusion of Kennewick Man's age is wrong. The book's three scientific studies, by different teams, using many samples, tested in different labs, over a 10 year period concluded Kennewick Man is nearly 9000 years old. You are aware of the table in the book showing the dating results of all the carbon 14 samples. The cherri picked leached carbon samples you hold onto are not useful to determine the age of Kennewick Man, and you were told that by the actual scientists handling the bones and taking the samples.

@Lamanitehistory 5 месяцев назад

That is incorrect. You are repeating misinformation which I have previously addressed. My book has a section responding to the arguments raised by scientists about Kennewick Man. This video was not about Kennewick Man.

@JonDoeNeace 3 месяца назад

The X2a haplogroup that they're referencing is in fact the majority of Kennewick DNA. Israelites objectively didn't exist in 9000 BC. These people are on a good one.

@JonDoeNeace 3 месяца назад

@@LamanitehistoryKennewick Man has the largest concentration of X2a DNA of anyone in history. He wasn't from Israel. He was from like Alaska. And it was 9000 years ago when Hebrews didn't exist yet. You don't want it brought up because it destroys your false logic.

@Lamanitehistory 3 месяца назад

@JonDoeNeace Nobody is saying there were Israelites 9000 years ago. See my video on Kennewick Man's age to understand his connection and why the carbon dating for him is unreliable.

@JonDoeNeace 3 месяца назад

@@Lamanitehistory "Carbon dating is unreliable." No it's actually not.

@Thehaystack7999 5 месяцев назад

Excellent. I read yesterday in D&C 111:9 that Joseph was to inquire of the more ancient inhabitants of Salem Massachusetts, that it would be of great worth. The chapter heading neglected this point but I am very curious now. Thank you, great video!

@marjoriegoodwin9302 4 месяца назад

Thank you Mormans, for all your hard work. Much appreciated.

@hollayevladimiroff131 3 месяца назад

There is no evidence of the Book of Mormon, not one historian or archeologist has validated the Book of Mormon, not one artifact has been found. If this was an ancient civilization, then you would think there would be one artifact.

@Lamanitehistory 3 месяца назад

Not true. While it is not the mainstream belief (because science is dominated by atheists), there are historians and archeologists and scientists who see support for the Book of Mormon. Artifacts have also been found. See my Bat Creek stone video as one example of an artifact that was found and considered authentic by the Smithsonian for decades until they realized its significance.

@richarner3856 25 дней назад

Science is dominated by Atheists? Thats your excuse?@Lamanitehistory

@user-su6vp8rg6r 5 месяцев назад

Thank You for the helpful information, and your time spent in presenting it! We've come a long way from 20+or - years ago.

@angelalewis3645 4 месяца назад

Wonderful!

@paul9120 2 месяца назад

Don’t be distracted people, by all these conversations that entice you with suppose scientific facts. The following is what really matters. Galatians 1:6-12 But even if we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel to you than what we have preached to you, let him be accursed. As we have said before, so now I say again, if anyone preaches any other gospel to you than what you have received, let him be accursed!!! Mormonism is definitely a cult. They have pushed aside the true Word of God and replaced it with their book of Mormon.

@JohnDove-d8d Месяц назад

You are very right Mr. Paul. But, the truth is, the scientific facts speak for themselves. The Creator is a being of great Order, and for this reason, would not create something which defies it's own physical boundaries. If that concept makes sense? That being said, the science speaks for itself. These people have twisted the results to their liking. However, the objective results are indeed not what they've claimed. Haplogroup X, has many subclades, and not all of it's subclades are each other's direct relatives. X2a is the subclade found among my people, the American Indians of North American Tribes. This subclade *does not* exist among *anyone* in the Middle East, or in Europe. There are other subclades of Haplogroup X in Europe and the Middle East, yet, those subclades are not found among American Indian people. Meaning that there's no relationship. Subclade X2a is also found in Native American human remains dating back to the dawn of mankind. Which means it doesn't come from the Middle East. It comes from pre Historic mankind. And the people in the Middle East are not it's relative. It is uniquely exclusive to American Indians. These people classified *all* of Haplogroup X's subclades as being one and the same, and they're not, some of them have no direct relationships to each other. Even in a lab, with genetic information, the Creator is proven right, American Indian Haplogroup X2a is Indigenous to North America, and is not related to Hebrews. These people twisted the reality of the genetic information. They counted all Haplogroup X as the same group of people and it's not. They're lying. It's subclades have no relationship to each other and date back to the dawn of humanity itself.

@rusty1here 2 месяца назад

What are your thoughts on the Kolob theorem? I have some ideas I would like to share with you

@Lamanitehistory 2 месяца назад

I am not familiar with the book

@rusty1here 2 месяца назад

@@Lamanitehistory it puts for the idea that the center of our galaxy is Kolob. I believe Sagittarius a star is a doorway to the tree of life

@deweydewey6714 4 месяца назад

Where are all the evil apostates antis now?!? LOL

@adoramay9410 4 месяца назад

Here! The fact that some Middle Eastern and Native American people are members of the same haplogroup means nothing. Haplogroup X is a big classification including many different haplotypes. They still have different haplotypes which despite having similar names are not even close to closely related separated by 14-17 thousand years. That's considerably before the BOM timeline.

@JonDoeNeace 3 месяца назад

@@adoramay9410Kennewick Man remains are the largest concentrated sample of the X2a haplogroup.

@csluau5913 3 месяца назад

Hello there. I have been doing research on the book of Mormon over the last year, putting together all the physical evidence I can what I think where the people and the places that would’ve been mentioned or included in the histories. There is so much division about all of these issues, but I wanted to ask if you have ever heard if the Cherokee people, or the Siouxian speaking peoples are connected with the Hopewell? I’m asking this for a reason, primarily I have noticed some customs and traditions that are still practiced by both of these peoples today that appear to have a link to things that are Hopewell. I’m trying to tread carefully here.

@Lamanitehistory 3 месяца назад

Yes, I think there's partial ancestry there connecting to the Hopewell.

@csluau5913 3 месяца назад

@@Lamanitehistory I know that there has been some research in the past to indicate genetic connections between the Cherokee people and the Hopewell culture. There are also some interesting, rituals and spiritual beliefs, that perhaps have a link. One of my ancestors on my father‘s side of the family, was supposedly Cherokee but I have no way of knowing for sure. I do know that her family came from an area that was close to where the Carolina Tuscarora lived. There were also other people that lived along the coast of the Carolinas where my family had settled. Who knows? As for the Lakota, I spent some time as a young man, living and studying with a couple of them, and I was blown away by their knowledge of things like the stars, and how all the different parts of the earth work together like an organized system, taking over like a fine tuned machine. If you interfere with it, it causes a lot of problems. I also noticed there were some amazing similarities between some of the things that they still make with their own hands as a tradition Like pipes, some of the sacred symbology, and the number seven, which comes up again and again. I also recognized the law of consecration, which they still practice. I love the Lakota people, and I have great respect for them.

@brucegillingham2793 5 месяцев назад

Genesis 11:9 Therefore is the name of it called Babel; because the LORD did there confound the language of all the earth: and from thence did the LORD scatter them abroad upon the face of all the earth.

@BryanKirch 3 месяца назад

Are any of you open to the possibility the religion is just wrong?

@Lamanitehistory 3 месяца назад

Yes, I have considered the possibilities. I concluded it is true. I hope you will consider the possibility it is true too!

@JohnDove-d8d Месяц назад

No but the Creator is not an absurd insane being. He's a being of Order and Logic. He wouldn't do anything that defies the very natural law that he himself created. So by that standard I can not accept a literal six day creation, for example. But, I accept that he is the Creator of it all through guided processes that didn't defy the very natural laws that he himself put into place. You might call that Theistic Evolution. That's a good terminology.

@JohnDove-d8d Месяц назад

Likewise, I don't accept the Book of Mormon, *at all* , because it implies that the Creator is a being which participates in logical and scientific absurdity. Which is out of character.

@BryanKirch Месяц назад

@@Lamanitehistory I’m not certain you’ve equally compared it to other possibilities and Christologies. Islam has a lot of followers and they believe Jesus existed but their understanding of Jesus is different than apostolic teaching. Your founder also believes Jesus existed but has different understanding of who Jesus was. Here’s a question. In your religion Jesus is the brother of satan correct? The good and the bad brother. In the new gésteme t which predates your holy book Why does Jesus say that satan has a different father than him ? Just because someone agrees Jesus existed doesn’t mean they have the correct description of that historical person Your admittance that Jesus existed if you can’t properly identify who he was makes the teaching false So you have to go equally study the claims of who Jesus was then reconcile them with the New Testament first

@wellsjdan 5 месяцев назад

sources online anywhere we can show people?

@Lamanitehistory 5 месяцев назад

They're in the video. You can google the sources cited in the video and get them. They're also in the Face of a Nephite book.

@Yes-fe8ni 3 месяца назад

Nothing to do with the book of mormon.

@Ralph419 4 месяца назад

See Civilizations Lost and Found: Fabricating History, Part Three: Real Messages in DNA by Lepper, Bolnick, Feder and Barnhart, 2012

@godschild3640 Месяц назад

Yes. They really came from Palestine.

@ComeFollowMeLatterDayMedia 5 месяцев назад

Nice job! 👍🏻 We are on tour with the Pickerings, and just spent 3 days touring with Wayne May! Happy Eclipse Day tomorrow. ツ

@neue01 3 месяца назад

No it’s not

@jake8882 4 месяца назад

As a firmer believer i have seen so many parts of the church that is always a few steps short of what it claums. Similarly here...this is another stretch to show the bom as something real. The Book of Mormon is a fictional book. It is not real. To many issues with how it was brought forth. Interesting aa it might be, your information is a big stretch.

@Lamanitehistory 4 месяца назад

What here did you consider a stretch?

@jake8882 4 месяца назад

@Lamanitehistory tying DNA to the book of mormon. I know we can't ask the angel to bring back the gold plates. But to try to prove the book of mormon because people lived during the time frame is such a stretch to help prove it or strengthen the faith of those that believe.

@jake8882 4 месяца назад

I may have misunderstood your video. My apologies