DNA & Tradition: The Genetic Link to the Ancient HebrewsDevora Publishing, 2004 - 204 Did the Twelve Tribes of Israel really exist? Are the scattered groups of modern Jews really the direct descendants of the ancient Hebrews of the Bible? This extraordinary book chronicles the latest discoveries in the cutting-edge field of Molecular Population Genetics that add empirical evidence and scientific confirmation to Biblical tradition. |
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Introduction 93 | 13 |
Scattered and Gathered DNA Confirms | 25 |
The Founding Mothers Genetic Matriarchs | 36 |
The DNA Key | 44 |
Tribes of Israel Lost Found Ancient Modern | 60 |
Tribes of Exile Askenazim and Sefardim | 89 |
All About Kohanim and the Tribe of Levi | 108 |
Ancestor Search | 140 |
Abrahams Chromosome? Genetic Indications | 159 |
Confirmation of Tradition | 168 |
Appendix | 177 |
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