Identity of Hebrew Israelite Tribes

[islandboy]

While glancing through sites at Yahoo Groups, I came across this and thought it might be worth mentioning. Someone who was doing research on the lost identity of the Hebrew Israelite Tribes (God's original chosen people). He asks the question if only 15% of the world's population has RH negative blood ( no link to rhesus monkey), and 85% of population having RH positive blood, could RH negative blooded people be God's chosen people mentioned in the Bible? As stated in the Bible, these chosen people are scattered throughout the nations. For those of you that may not know the difference, RH negative blooded peoples bodies reject a positive blooded baby and may cause harm or death to the unborn child as the mother body forms antibodies against this foreign (strange) blood typed child (RH +). Also RH negative people can give blood to RH positive people, but RH positive people cannot give blood to RH negative people. It is known in the Bible that God gave instruction for the Hebrews  to stay within their tribes and not to intermingle and reproduce with those outside their tribes (gentiles & others). And finally it is mentioned on this site that in spite decades  of research being done in regards to the RH-factor and its orgins ( which is said to be of 'unknown' origins  thereby which destroys the idea  of evolution, as  that all people did not have commonalities or 'come' from monkeys). What are your thoughts on this person's research?  I found it interesting enough to get busy and sit down with my Bible and do some studying myself. 

[Soldier4Christ]

There is always some new way coming up that attempts to separate and divide God's peoples attempting to make one to be more important than another. The "royal blood" theories. All of us came from the same place ... Adam and Eve and later from Noah and his wife.

We are specifically told that God is not a respecter of persons:

Act 10:34  Then Peter opened his mouth, and said, Of a truth I perceive that God is no respecter of persons:
Act 10:35  But in every nation he that feareth him, and worketh righteousness, is accepted with him.

Rom 10:12  For there is no difference between the Jew and the Greek: for the same Lord over all is rich unto all that call upon him.

Who are God's chosen?

1Pe 2:9  But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvellous light:
1Pe 2:10  Which in time past were not a people, but are now the people of God: which had not obtained mercy, but now have obtained mercy.

All those that believe on Him and have accepted Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour.

[airIam2worship]

While glancing through sites at Yahoo Groups, I came across this and thought it might be worth mentioning. Someone who was doing research on the lost identity of the Hebrew Israelite Tribes (God's original chosen people). He asks the question if only 15% of the world's population has RH negative blood ( no link to rhesus monkey), and 85% of population having RH positive blood, could RH negative blooded people be God's chosen people mentioned in the Bible? As stated in the Bible, these chosen people are scattered throughout the nations. For those of you that may not know the difference, RH negative blooded peoples bodies reject a positive blooded baby and may cause harm or death to the unborn child as the mother body forms antibodies against this foreign (strange) blood typed child (RH +). Also RH negative people can give blood to RH positive people, but RH positive people cannot give blood to RH negative people. It is known in the Bible that God gave instruction for the Hebrews  to stay within their tribes and not to intermingle and reproduce with those outside their tribes (gentiles & others). And finally it is mentioned on this site that in spite decades  of research being done in regards to the RH-factor and its orgins ( which is said to be of 'unknown' origins  thereby which destroys the idea  of evolution, as  that all people did not have commonalities or 'come' from monkeys). What are your thoughts on this person's research?  I found it interesting enough to get busy and sit down with my Bible and do some studying myself. 

Hi islandboy, welcome to CU. I am an RH negative person, I bore 4 children of the 4 3 are RH positive, and 1 is RH negative. I had to get shots to protect the unborn child, and was considered a high risk. In fact I am an O negative, and considered a universal donor regardless of anyone's blood type, whether they are A, B, AB, O or whatever, however I can only get blood from another O negative.

But regardless of the blood type I am in reality I consider myself G blood type (GOD). I consider myself a child of God regardless of what my blood type is. 
Anyone who comes to Jesus is a child of God and automatically is under the Blood of Jesus.

[Soldier4Christ]

This blood type theory is based on other "people" being on earth and that Eve had relations with someone other than Adam thereby producing Cain or the "Serpent Seed" followers. We know that this is not true by studying the book of Genesis.

Gen 4:1  And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived, and bare Cain, and said, I have gotten a man from the LORD.

These teachings are either based on non-Biblical texts or by twisting and stretching those of the Bible, ignoring the texts that specifically tell us that it is not true.

[airIam2worship]

AMEN PR, some people twist the Word of God and come up with their own theories.

[ibTina]

Interesting at first, but I thought "what about"  RH positive kids born to RH Negative Moms... they too would be  from the Hebrew Israelite Tribes. So the "thought" behind only people with the RH negative thing would be somthing else to ponder about.

   Maria.. I too am RH O negative with 2 O positive kids.  And LOVED your "G" blood type!!!!

[airIam2worship]

Interesting at first, but I thought "what about"  RH positive kids born to RH Negative Moms... they too would be  from the Hebrew Israelite Tribes. So the "thought" behind only people with the RH negative thing would be somthing else to ponder about.

   Maria.. I too am RH O negative with 2 O positive kids.  And LOVED your "G" blood type!!!!

Tina when we are born again we become new creatures, we are under the Blood of Jesus, so I say born again Christians have G blood type. 

[ibTina]

[islandboy]

In posting this I was not agreeing with it. I felt it was another attempt to bring a form of separation within God's people. We can not defend against such notions whether they be just a simple question posed by someone with an inquisitive mind or someone trying to cause disrespect and pain to others. In order to defend against such notions one must be aware of them and be willing to do their own homework by going to their Bible and reading God's words. That is what I have done.

[Soldier4Christ]

Hi islandboy,

I understood that is what you meant. That is why I gave the verse that I did in my post. We know from scripture that Adam was the first man and Eve the first woman. We also know from scripture that Adam and Eve were the parents of all mankind.

As for blood types, it is possible that Adam and Eve had O Type blood and perhaps so did some of their descendants. I say this possible because it has been proven that two O blood type parents can have children of varying blood types through mutations. This is not evolution but rather devolution as the offspring are missing something in the genetic makeup rather than having something added.

Some favorite web sites of mine that has many articles on this using scripture as it's primary basis:

http://www.answersingenesis.org/

http://www.icr.org/

[islandboy]

Pastor Roger,
Thank you for providing some interesting links. I will check them out. I will admit what sparked my interest and caught my eye at the time, was the fact that I have RH type 0 negative blood. And I am aware that I can give blood to any other blood type, but can only receive RH type 0 negative. This has always made me a bit curious as to why that is, but not to the extent of singling myself out as someone extra special in God's eyes.