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Can Genetics Point to a Distinct Jewish People?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5ZbGN34D1o%5B/embed%5D

I’m always fascinated by Dr. Robert Carter’s talks about genetics. Even though I wish he could be more specific at times, I know it is his honesty when discussing data that can be frustratingly vague that leads to his own vagueness.

Today’s video brings his study of the Jewish people up through today’s population, and there are many reasons to particularly focus on them.

First, they are Jesus’s family; God has proven himself faithful through the millennia as he has always preserved a remnant of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob’s children just as he had promised.

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Second, their culture and religion has helped them preserve their identity in a way that allows us to study how well historical claims fit in with genetic analysis. And, I think you’ll find what Dr. Carter has to say about these issues as intriguing as I did.

Enjoy!

Cheri Fields Lake Michigan profile 2020

Written by Cheri Fields

Hi, I’m Cheri Fields: 2nd generation homeschooling mom of seven, wife, writer, and science lover. There is a wealth of information available to help people see how trustworthy God and His testimony in the Bible is. The key is to explain concepts simply so they can be understood by anyone. This is my goal, and I’ve had a lot of fun tackling areas where the world tests our faith. CreationScience4Kids.com

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