The Sons of Noah - Shem, Ham and Japheth. The three sons of Noah, according to the Bible, were to be responsible for the re-populating of the world after the flood.
Though Noah had three sons, it would be Shem through whom the "promised seed of the woman" would be transmitted. Shem was to be the father of the Semitic line of descent, which included the Jews, as well as Syrians and Arameans, among others. Ancient Israel tradition has it that Noah, along with the sons of Noah and their families, settled on the lower slopes of the northern side of Mount Ararat.
Noah lived for 350 years after the flood, dying as the 3rd oldest man in the Bible at 950 years. All of the sons of Noah had been born after Noah's 500th birthday, as the Bible makes mention of them being grown and married before his 600th birthday. The Adamic nature of longevity still remained with Noah, and, to a lesser degree, the sons of Noah. Lifespans were not the only thing that had changed with this new world, as Noah would soon find out. Ham & his descendants Egyptians. No national group is of a pure genetic Haplogroup with the exception of some Amerindian tribes of the Q group in South America.
No national group is of a pure genetic Haplogroup with the exception of some Amerindian tribes of the Q group in South America (from the charts produced by Dr.
J. D. McDonald). The table above, depending on tested values, could be that of the typical R1b Celt of Europe or the Native Americans, both of whose DNA belongs to the last two Haplogroups on the scale. The YDNA groups We know that the lineages in known Semitic nations are G, I and J. There are also a significant number of divisions in Judaism that show that Judaism is a religion and not a single Haplogroup lineage. The Semites are thus of more than one standard Haplogroup in descent from Abraham. Of the 60 YDNA lines tested only eight were actual Semites. The original DNA of the Semites including the Joktan Hebrews was not J but F and the primary Semitic derivative is I and the secondary derivatives are J, and then H and G.
The sons of Arphaxad are: Salah and Eber (from where the name Hebrews is derived. The forced conversion of the Jewish community of Persia and the beginnings of the Kurds. The Assyrian & Babylonian Exiles A significant majority of the Ten Tribes of Israel who constituted the northern Kingdom of Israel during the Biblical Period were taken into captivity by the Assyrians in 721-715 BCE.
They were deported to areas adjacent to the place of exile: Media, Assyira and Mesopotamia. This area is roughly what is today called Kurdistan. The Babylonian Nebuchadnezzar II 604-561 BCE inherited the Assyrian Empire. After his war and conquest of Judah, he also exiled many Jews to Babylon. In the 1st century BCE a Jewish State was set up around Nehardea by two brothers, ANILAI (Anilaos) and ASINAI (Asinaios), and this lasted for many years. Under Persian and Parthian rule, the Jews of Babylon (Kurdistan) enjoyed an extensive measure of internal autonomy, being headed by an Exilarch (Exile Ruler). Source: The Standard Jewish Encyclopedia: Tribes, Lost Ten & BabylonChart: A History of the Jewish People, by H.H.
The Jewish Roots of Kurdistan Source: Saladin al Ayyubi. Haplogroups J And J2. Rothschild DNA Project. For genealogy within the most recent fifteen generations, STR markers help define paternal lineages.
Y-DNA STR markers change (mutate) often enough that most men who share the same STR results also share a recent paternal lineage. This page displays Y-Chromosome DNA (Y-DNA) STR results for the project. It uses the classic format. The columns display each project member's kit number, paternal ancestry information according to project settings, the paternal tree branch (haplogroup), and actual STR marker results. The color coding of STR marker names is explained here.
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