Jesus genes

[Ellen Brown]

Is he human, though?

Perhaps God, Jesus, the Angels, and many others are beings of the Universe, with God being the leader?

 

[Watchmen]

Is he human, though?

Human and God, apparently. Genes from Mary and genes from God the Father.

 

[Unveiled Artist]

Perhaps God, Jesus, the Angels, and many others are beings of the Universe, with God being the leader?

I dont know. If you shifted all three to the 21st century, would we still think the same?

But, Im serious. The laws of genetics doesnt change so drastically that a person can have no male DNA Chrom. before The Church but then its medically impossible years later.

Unless angels work by era, is jesus human? I cant find any conditions to where one can be born without any male (or female) chromosones. B.C. A.D. doesnt matter the time period. Humans are humans.

 

[Salvador]

I was reading another thread, and this question came to mind.

If jesus father isn't biological (virgin birth), he wouldn't have paternal genes. How does that work? Can one human be the only human within the last three thousand years to have no paternal genes as the rest of us do?

I'm not a gene specialist. Just wondering.

Jesus Christ was created in a lab test tube by extraterrestrial scientists. (Angels) They extracted nuclei from the fibroblasts of an aborted human fetus and inserted this into an egg cell (ova) that had its own nuclei removed. The extraterrestrial scientists (Angels) used two enzymes to erase the epigenetic memory of the transferred nuclei of having been somatic cells. The extraterrestrial geneticist (Gabriel) then put the ova into the surrogate mother Mary, resulting in her pregnancy, that'd produced the physical body of Christ.

 

[viole]

Perhaps God, Jesus, the Angels, and many others are beings of the Universe, with God being the leader?

Perhaps, lol

Ciao

- viole

 

[Axe Elf]

Also, think I found the right combo:

That wouldn't be parthenogenesis, though; that's just a malfunction of the father's chromosomes.

 

[nPeace]

I was reading another thread, and this question came to mind.

If jesus father isn't biological (virgin birth), he wouldn't have paternal genes. How does that work? Can one human be the only human within the last three thousand years to have no paternal genes as the rest of us do?

I'm not a gene specialist. Just wondering.

I don't see any reason why Jesus would not have genes, since the creator of the genes is the one giving Jesus his body and life.

 

[Unveiled Artist]

I don't see any reason why Jesus would not have genes, since the creator of the genes is the one giving Jesus his body and life.

Thank you. What genes would he have with the mother's genes?

Jesus wouldnt need a Y gene, according to scripture, because he had no children of his own... so no one continued his gene line. But the idea is if you are born of someone, you have the genes of the parents to whom you were born.

How (and when) did that shift in time to where no one can be born without the Y chromose gene?

I mean, I tried looking it up but I havent found a condition for that. I honestly dont agree time gaps can make one event a godly event but if that event happened today, we would call it a myth.

 

[Ellen Brown]

I dont know. If you shifted all three to the 21st century, would we still think the same?

But, Im serious. The laws of genetics doesnt change so drastically that a person can have no male DNA Chrom. before The Church but then its medically impossible years later.

Unless angels work by era, is jesus human? I cant find any conditions to where one can be born without any male (or female) chromosones. B.C. A.D. doesnt matter the time period. Humans are humans.

I "feel" like most religious folk are stuck anywhere but the 21st Century. Since God made DNA, he can do as he wishes. I don't endorse using it to limit God.

There are things that are strongly implied in our religious documents that the leaders attempt to bury and conceal. When we open our minds up we see possibilities.

 

[nPeace]

Thank you. What genes would he have with the mother's genes?

Jesus wouldnt need a Y gene, according to scripture, because he had no children of his own... so no one continued his gene line. But the idea is if you are born of someone, you have the genes of the parents to whom you were born.

How (and when) did that shift in time to where no one can be born without the Y chromose gene?

I mean, I tried looking it up but I havent found a condition for that. I honestly dont agree time gaps can make one event a godly event but if that event happened today, we would call it a myth.

Don't humans perform with ease, artificial insemination? How much more easy for the creator of life.

 

[Unveiled Artist]

Don't humans perform with ease, artificial insemination? How much more easy for the creator of life.

But Im asking about the genes not the virgin birth. It would make sense if there were no virgin birth. Jesus would still be special with or without a biological father. Since he didnt have a biological father, where did he get his Y chromones from?

 

[nPeace]

But Im asking about the genes not the virgin birth. It would make sense if there were no virgin birth. Jesus would still be special with or without a biological father. Since he didnt have a biological father, where did he get his Y chromones from?

What answer are you looking for?

 

[ChristineM]

I was reading another thread, and this question came to mind.

If jesus father isn't biological (virgin birth), he wouldn't have paternal genes. How does that work? Can one human be the only human within the last three thousand years to have no paternal genes as the rest of us do?

I'm not a gene specialist. Just wondering.

Could have happened again

For billions of years, the history of life has been written with just four letters — A, T, C and G, the labels given to the DNA subunits contained in all organisms. That alphabet has just grown longer, researchers announce, with the creation of a living cell that has two 'foreign' DNA building blocks in its genome
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First Life with "Alien" DNA Created in Lab

 

[Aupmanyav]

Parthenogenesis occurs more often in lower species (typically amphibians and reptiles), but so far just the once (that we're aware of) in humans. The miracle isn't so much the development of an unfertilized egg--the miracle is that an individual who would necessarily have two X chromosomes developed as a male!

That is supposed to happen in mice.

"Further examination of the chromosomes of these cells show indicators of parthenogenesis in those extracted stem cells, similar to those found in the mice created by Tokyo scientists in 2004."
Parthenogenesis - Wikipedia

 

[Faithofchristian]

I was reading another thread, and this question came to mind.

If jesus father isn't biological (virgin birth), he wouldn't have paternal genes. How does that work? Can one human be the only human within the last three thousand years to have no paternal genes as the rest of us do?

I'm not a gene specialist. Just wondering.

What it means is, that Jesus has no earthly father. As we have.
So the genes of Jesus can not be trace or by a DNA test, to any human father.

 

[ChristineM]

What it means is, that Jesus has no earthly father. As we have.
So the genes of Jesus can not be trace or by a DNA test, to any human father.

That figures

How about to a mother, any genes to test?

 

[Estro Felino]

I was reading another thread, and this question came to mind.

If jesus father isn't biological (virgin birth), he wouldn't have paternal genes. How does that work? Can one human be the only human within the last three thousand years to have no paternal genes as the rest of us do?

I'm not a gene specialist. Just wondering.

We Catholics believe that the Y chromosome was produced by Mary herself, even if that's scientifically impossible. So...genetically he looked like her.

 

[Faithofchristian]

That figures

How about to a mother, any genes to test?

Do you inherit more DNA from mother or father?
Genetically Speaking scientifically, You're More Like Your Dad. You may have inherited your mother'seyes, but, genetically speaking, you use more DNA passed down from your father. That's the conclusion of a new study on mice that scientist researchers say likely applies to all mammals.Mar 3, 2015
Genetically Speaking, You're More Like Your Dad - D-brief
blogs.discovermagazine.com › 2015/03/03

 

[Unveiled Artist]

What answer are you looking for?

Since jesus has no biological father, how does he, as a male, or does he have Y chromosones?

 

[Unveiled Artist]

What it means is, that Jesus has no earthly father. As we have.
So the genes of Jesus can not be trace or by a DNA test, to any human father.

If that is true, how is he human?

Does he just have X chromosones?