Scotland was never Jewish. There may have been a tiny amount of Jews in Scotland, just like there were a few Vikings everywhere, but that doesn't make Scotland "Jewish".
Being that the term J isn’t being used till after 1630’s in the KJV . The people of Israelite origin went to Scotland , Britain , Wales , Cornwall , from the B.C era so it very possible the Stewards of Scotland would say they have heritage to the House of David . What’s the name Scotland before it was called Scotland
@@macaether4320 There is no proof whatsoever that the Stewarts of Scotland have Jewish ancestry/roots. You mentioned Scotland, Britain, Wales and Cornwall, not seeming to realize that the Royal Stewarts are a Norman clan, their ancestors coming from the Vikings that settled Normandy and then conquered England.,
Sharing a family tree can be difficult especially if the lineage goes back over 3000 years documented. The Douglas Tantallon line does come from Jewish background through a family from Normandy that is of Viking descent that can be traced back through the Ukraine, through the Trojans (Scythian area) directly to the tribe of Judah. It was intermarried into the tribes of Asher and Dan, and Benjamin, possibly others. Please keep in mind that over 3000 years of a lineage with much intermarrying, the percentages of actually Jewish bloodline is small. This being said, siblings do not even have the same percentages of DNA, whereas one sibling may not have an ethical line that another inherited. AKA one sibling may have 2% Jewish DNA, another 4% and the third 0%.... Their children may have none show up and it may show up 5 generations down the line as 1%.... Miracles can happen in 3 days, but 2000-3000 years of DNA.... It will depend on the unions. I am predominately of Douglas descent with Stewart, Hayes, Kennedy, Frasier, Bruce and MacAlpin Lineage. I have one percent Jewish and the other percentages line up with the areas my family migrated through. 60% of direct Scottish decent. It is also rumored that The pics were of the tribe of Simon. Explorers from the time of Solomon that never went back to Israel. Again that is a rumor. One other fact is that Jews are predominately of the tribe of Judah, with some of the tribe of Levi and Benjamin. The other tribes were called Israel. They did not stay in the promised land but migrated and were released from slavery and migrated. Their bloodlines will not come up in DNA as Jewish they will come up as other ethnicities. Please keep in mind that when the Romans attacked the Isles much true history was changed to fit their perspectives and what they wanted the world to believe.
The main male Y haplogroups of Jews are E and J which are very rare in Scotland. However the family names Bruce, Douglas and Stewart are very common in Scotland. The fact that the most common Jewish Y haplogroups are so scarce points towards either these families being not of Jewish origin or that the founders of these families did not pass on their genetics to those who have their names today.
Well it depends on which Jews. The two main groups are Ashkenazi and Sephardic. I would agree that Ashkenazi Jews are rare in Scotland, and those are typically the Jews people think of when you say the word "Jew".
I've tested mine and came out EV-13 suggesting Balkan origin but there's another Fullerton branch that is EV-12 which is Phoenician origin our clan are Stewart Septs and were seated close to the Bruce lands if I recall...
I’m of clan Douglass, the black Douglass was black as his name states and his ancestors are the African American moors brought to America as captives of war and slaves, don’t believe me here is my ancestry match Sample Match #3: Enslaved Laborer Catoctin Iron-Working Furnace Antebellum Maryland (18094) Closest Clan: Clan Douglas Haplogroup: Elbiblalblal0b Haplogroup E-V38, also known as E1b1a-V38, is a human Y-chromosome DNA haplogroup. E-V38 is primarily distributed in sub-Saharan Africa. Delta: 16 大大大 Ancestral Seat: Towenend Hall Alexander Douglas (1625) You see the haplogroup is e1b African I’m 14% Iberian, with Pictish moorish Al Andalusia and Roman Hispania heritage, sub-Saharan Africa.
@@Verdent777 Levi was not one of the 12 tribes of Israel as far as I know, the Levites were the priestly class of the descendants of Aaron and therefore except from holding any land. Simon tribe held the city of Jerusalem and were Jews i.e. part of the kingdom of Judah. Both tribes Levites and Simon are not part of the 10 northern tribes which were scattered. The placename Livingston is derived from Levite also Leaven near Forth also decends from this route.
All these family names originate into the dark ages or before. Placenames also are Hebrew / Phoenician in origin, like prefixes Car, Kil, Dal, Mal, Bal, Lan, and suffixes shiel, Michael, Malcolm, Baliol etc are Hebrew. We forget that the Brythonic church did not speak in latin, this was long before the catholic church was introduced to Britain, but in Hebrew and Aramaic. In particular central Scotland was outwith Pax Romana and therefore attracted persecuted peoples from all over the Roman empire to move to lowland Scotland. People like saint Ninian moved to Scotland in or around 350ade and would have spoken Hebrew and Aramaic, as a result of hiding saint Ninian both saint Aaron and saint Julius/Julian the roman were martyred. There is some evidence however that some of these placenames could be pre roman and are pheonecian and the Brythonic language itself is made up of a large amount of pheonecian loanwords.
@@douglasfell4199No, Levi was (and is) one of the twelve tribes of Israel. See the Bible and other sources helpfully cited here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tribe_of_Levi
I'll just say this for the record: I was deeply skeptical of the idea that I could be Semitic at all, let alone Jewish, when I began my genealogical research. When I found lines going back to Hebrew and biblical names on FamilySearch, I laughed, believing they were lies told by nobles to justify their grip on power. At some of those lines, I still laugh. But then I started running additional tests on my Ancestry results at YourDNAPortal and found things I had never seen before, for which I had no handy explanation, such as North African, Arab, and indigenous Central and South American as well as Central Asian and Eastern European markers on my chromosomes. "Levantine Israelite" also turned up in a believably small quantity. I started trying in earnest to figure out who my closest genealogical brick wall (maternal great grandpa)'s parents were, thinking that might be where my answers were hiding. That led me to a blog and when I wrote the author of the blog, I was introduced to this book and so I have begun reading it. Is the scholarship in it airtight? Probably not, but it is helping my discoveries make sense to a degree that they have not made sense before and it is matching up with other sources and efforts of mine a little too closely for me to dismiss as totally false. There may yet be less truth in it than the authors think there is, but that doesn't mean there's none to be found. 🤔 The jury's still out in my case, but so far, it is very interesting.
I'm from John Maxwell & Elizabeth Helena Douglas- Countess of Nithsdale Elizabeth Helena Douglas -Countess of Nithsdale was born on 5 May 1555, in Douglas, Lanarkshire, Scotland, her father, William Douglas -8th Baron Of Drumlanrig, was 14 and her mother, Margaret Gordon, was 22. She married John Maxwell - 7th Lord Maxwell on 17 February 1572, in Dalkeith, Midlothian, Scotland. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 5 daughters. She died in February 1637, in Midlothian, Scotland, at the age of 81.
Revelation 2:9 K J V I know thy works, and tribulation, and poverty, (but thou art rich) and I know the blasphemy of them which say they are Jews, and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan.
Joni~ yes a true in depth understanding of The Wheat and the tares as told by The Christ, and revelation given from Spirit is imperative. Churches don't teach it nor most calling themselves of the christian religions. Several yrs. ago I was looking for more info on my Great Grandfather and Grandfather ,when much to my surprise I came upon The Diaspora instead in regards to my Scottish Paternal Ancestry. I am only 2nd Gen born American. I have been led to research Scotland for many reasons, all of which I do not fully understand (yet) of course. My first Identity is In Christ. Scotland is something else which will be revealed as I will never give up my search for truth in any area I am led to study. My ancestry on both sides has been mostly hidden and researching my paternal Scottish bloodline roots and names of my Grandfathers and their line has been, well difficult, to say the least...hidden indeed. I will not use conventional methods in any of my research on varied topics. I hope by my commenting back to you others will understand the true Hebrew/ je-w ish controversy, that it is not anti anything, and thus will not be misunderstood and more clarity with truth will emerge. "All hidden is being revealed" ie: The Apocalypse/The Revealing, not doom as most use that term for..smh.... and there is more to come for all Lands and Peoples. Diongmhalt ...we hold the line of battle ( in and by Faith), no matter what. I b/marked this vid and will listen tomorrow ~ thank you for sharing.
It's interesting how some seem to accept the premise of this book lock stock and barrel. It's kind of fun, but on the whole I found it to be pretty thin gruel. The authors make their outlandish claim (Scotland's Jewish origins) then proceed to throw in everything they can find that might support a very weak circumstantial case for something they clearly want to be true. For example, much of their "evidence" comes from rather amateurish false etymologies of family names. Real history is maybe less romantic but in the end it's more interesting!
My family’s Jewish, but is named Gladstone (a well-known Scottish name). The story on my father’s side of the family is that we descended from Jews who were kicked out of England by its king, and basically hid out in the south of Scotland for a few centuries before being brought to Russia by a Tsar who was seeking across Europe for artisans and builders to improve his empire.
My husband was Archie McIsaac, and the McIsaacs are definitely Scottish Jews. They are descended from Danites who emigrated to Ireland about the year 500 AD (possibly fleeing persecution?) They converted to Christianity and began to speak Gaelic, rather than Hebrew or Aramaic and over the next 500 years, gradually worked their way through the Hebrides and eventually settled in the McDonald and Campbell clan lands, those who settled with the McDonalds regarded themselves as being McDonalds and those who settled with the Campbells regarded themselves as being Campbells. They were mostly not grand lords, but rather commoners, making a regular living. They were mostly cattlemen, shepherds, fishermen and merchants. There are still some of my husband's family that live around Campbeltown and the Mull of Kintyre. My husband didn't find out that he was Jewish until he was 46 years old. This is because he was born in 1935 and in 1939 his mother moved from Campbeltown to Glasgow. She hid his Jewish heritage because of the "Events of the Times" and because she married a man by the name of Thomson who hated the Jews and threatened to beat her if she ever told the boy who his real father was. So, she didn't say anything until her husband was dead. Regarding my own family tree, I am of Sassenach descent on my father's side and Border Scots/Pictish/Lowlander descent on my mother's side. My father's family, five generations ago, were City of London Bankers and they intermarried with the Jews somewhat, with surnames such as Blacker and Stearne (Stein) showing up in the family tree from time to time. So it is interesting how history operates, isn't it?
The Scottish surname MacIsaac arose as a mincing of MacKessock. MacIsaac men have the paternal haplogroup R-M269 which is very typical for Scots. That origin story of the MacIsaacs being Jewish is a fictional one, not historical
@@TrueNativeScot I'm aware of this dispute. I've heard a number of "Origin Stories" for the McIsaacs, although I was unaware of the DNA tests. What I know is that that's how he identified himself, and that having the name "McIsaac" on his birth certificate put him in some danger during World War Two, although he didn't know it at the time (because he was a wee laddie). But his mother was a canny woman, and she saved his life, and possibly also her own, through some quick thinking! BTW, did you know that there were a lot of N*zis among the Scottish Nobility at that time, and that's why Rudolf Hess thought he would be safe if he defected there? Of course that didn't happen, but God only knows what shenanigans were going on in the background, behind closed doors...
It's important to note that descent is Matrilineal in Judaism, so you need to follow the Mother's line to see what their true ancestry is, as well. Once you do, you'll see that many of the "lineages" we think we know are very different, indeed.
This is not entirely true. There is definitely Patrilineal Descent in Judaism as is evidenced by the Patrilineal Genealogies in the Tanach (Genesis 5, Genesis 10, Genesis 11:10-32. All of these are Patrilineal genealogies, and in the whole of Scripture, there is only ONE Matrilineal ancestry, and this is the genealogy of Mary, the Mother of our Lord. This would seem to indicate that the idea of Matrilineal Ancestry in the Judaic Culture is a later idea, and not one that dates from Biblical Times.
And BTW in Gaelic, Dubh Glas means "Clear Black" or "Shining Black", as in the colour of Obsidian or a very, very deep, black loch or river. This could refer to the way their hair or their eyes shone in the light (like obsidian, black or dark, and yet shining) and definitely indicates a dark complexion. The Douglases were known to be brutal warriors, also bandits as well.
A paternal g-grandmother of mine was Mary Ann Stewart (b: 1855) daughter of Alexander & Flora (MacPherson) Stewart. Alexander & Flora’s parents immigrated to Prince Edward Island sailing from Skye, the point of departure (they did not necessarily live on Skye). But, this Hebrew connection interests me greatly, as I observe an Hebraic form of Christianity (no pork, shellfish, observance of Shabbat (Fri - Sat sunset), & the 7 Biblical holy days (mistakenly confused with “Jewish holy days”) - Christmas & Easter are non-Biblical observances. So, on a spiritual level, the subject-matter you cover has great interest to me. Also on my paternal side [haven’t explored the maternal side in depth, but, combined, my DNA is 79% Ireland (Donegal & Ulster predominately); 18% Scotland (highlands & inner/outer Hebrides); 2% Wales; and 1 % Norway], my Ireland-born grandmother’s parents were John & Catherine (Doherty) McDaid. McDaid is “son of David,” of course, and the place they lived was in Glengad, Donegal on Inishowen, Malin peninsula, in a census division strangely named “Carthage.” (Carthage may have been named for some distant priestly figure and not necessarily named after one of the known pit-stop locales along the Mediterranean superhighway sea-route, which Phoenicians (Tribe of Dan?) regularly visited.)
Interesting you should say that, because if you look at old 16th, 17th century maps of Edinburgh, you see districts named 'Canaan' and 'Egypt' within Edinburgh. You can find that in this source: archive.org/details/skythians Have you ever heard of the works of Comyns Beaumont? I think you'd also find them very interesting. I'll link them below: archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.185295 archive.org/details/comyns-beaumont-the-great-deception-2016
The McDavid family directly descends from Niall of Nine Hostages who descends from Zerah, son of Judah... hence McDavid, and its proven by DNA. Theyre also of the Tribe of Naphtali. Hopefully this video can help you! My paternal line is mostly of Scottish DNA from Ulster... I carry R1b R-M222 YDNA (Niall of Nine Hostages) which led to me finding info that the R1b Haplogroup are the Israelites. Ever since ive been finding a lot of evidence so I compiled it all. ua-cam.com/video/7bE7F0-7vQY/v-deo.html
I am of the same Torah pursuant belief and only just discovered my family under “the Elliott curse” in Scotland… 🤔 good to know about curses and sins to renounce on behalf of my ancestors
Mary Magdelene is very prominent in French mythology and is represented by the Fleur de Lies itself. There are other Semitic connections via various marriages with the Spanish (Sephardic) families, as well.
Fleur de Lies is Scottish, sort off. It starts with the story of Aaron and all leaders of the twelve tribes of Israel place their staffs out site the tabernacle. When they return the only staff that started to grow into a olive tree was Aaron's, therefore Aaron was given religious authority. This symbol of two leaves tied or part of something else represents religious authority. In the case of the Fleur de Lies these leaves are tied either side of a spearhead, which is the lance of longinius (spear of destiny) this represents Christianity specifically resurrection. This symbol of the Fleur de Lies can be seen in Pictish Z rod, and V rod christian symbols from the 5th to the 9th centuries making it much older than anywhere else. Sholto Douglas, his son William Douglas is a commander of forces sent by the mythical Scottish king Achaius, to the court of Charlemagne to aid him in his wars against Desiderius, King of the Lombards. It is likely Charlemagne ruler of the western roman empire adopted this symbol for religious authority from the lowland Scots even though they were not called Scots until the 11th century at least. The leaves are Hebrew, the leaves tied to a spear is Scottish.
@@douglasfell4199 Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. I can't help but think of the legend of Scotia, as well. The Ancient wold was much more connected than we realize. Chees!
I have already commented on the 3 references to Scotia elsewhere. Scotia = Scythia. Declaration of Arbroath, princess Scotia and that the word Scotia comes from Scythia. The scythians are associated with Spain, so are the the Celtiberians (Celts) and so are the pheonecians. Our saint Maelok born in strathclyde and ends up in Lugo in Spain. He attended the second council of Braga 575ade ish.
In the story of Sholto Douglas, his son William Douglas is a commander of forces sent by the mythical Scottish king Achaius to the court of Charlemagne to aid him in his wars against Desiderius, King of the Lombards.
Yep, I believe it. The Scots have a long history of acting as mercenaries in foreign wars, and very successful mercenaries at that. Their reputation was the finest in the world.
@@edinscot56789 This proves the Douglas family existed at 770 ade but my theory is that they were Flemish and came over about 560ade. They adopted the local name for the river, Dubglas which became Douglas. They were known as an ancient Scottish family in the early 14th century where the term "no-one knows how old the family was" was commonly used. My belief is that there.original family name was D'Vere.
Almost every Medieval ruler in Europe claimed to be descended from one of the Tribes of Israel, It was a claim made to the Pope to legitimise their rule over a Country And Robert the Bruce and the rest did the same, most of these clan origins were Norman in origin, I believe the Stewarts were originally the Fitzalans from the Shrewsbury area and before that they came across from Normandy with William the Conqueror.
Acts 7:43 Yea, ye took up the tabernacle of Moloch, and the star of your god Remphan, figures which ye made to worship them: and I will carry you away beyond Babylon.
All of the Lions you see in Anglo-European heraldry represent the Lion of Judah. Charles was just coronated with a crown depicting the Patriarchs, while "Zadok the Priest" was sung. The Anglo-Jewish connection persists to this day in the forms of Zionism and even the most recent marriage into the "English" royal family making Harry's child a Jew.
Harry's child? More like Prince William's children. Catherine Middleton's mother's name is Carole Goldsmith. I've thought for some time that the only reason Prince Harry was allowed to marry Meghan Markle was to turn the Royal Family Face (to use a wrestling term). They keep her around because so long as all the attention is on her, it's not on them. Plus she's racking up all the sympathy points for them by being such an insufferable bitch and whining about them all the time, as is Hapless Harry.
The Douglas's are descended from the Flemish or Flemings as they were called. This was earlier than believed perhaps came to Scotland in the mid 6th century. I will concede that the Brythonic church of the 6th century in Strathclyde spoke Hebrew not Latin even though most were descended from roman stock.
I’d very much like any and all info about “the Beythonic church in Strathclyde” and their use of Hebrew. Sources or links, please? Primary sources would be most welcome. ;-)
@@KateGladstone Placenames are a good start, Polbeth and the word Bothy origins are Hebrew Beth means house. There are prefix's like Car, origins are Paleo Hebrew Ka means round enclosure, usually fort but can be cemetery. Kil means enclosure to god i.e. church. Sheill and Sheilds as a suffix meaning originally the underworld and later as land, etc etc etc. There are two routes why so many placenames are Hebrew the first is that the pheonecians introduced words pre-roman occupation which is true, however this was enforced by the brythonic church.
On my mother's side of our family tree we are related to Archibald Douglas 3rd Earl of Douglas and Wigtown b1325 had a daughter Jane Douglas b1346, my DNA follows Scotland, Ireland, Scandinavia then down through the Balkans to Persian countries. We are also related to a lot of aristocracy ,Northern England ie Cumbria and the Northumbrian such families as Percy, Neville, Lumley,Parr,Davison, Dacre,Bowes,Boleyn si related to Katherine Parr,Anne Boleyn and the Queen Mother.,the Carey family goes back to Ivo de Taillebois Earl of Holland in the Mercia area.
"consanguinity" = Relation by blood, incest. ; Jews can only marry other Jews which has been and still is a huge problem genetically for Jews and many other Semitic peoples who practice high levels of "consanguinty". Paul complains about not being able to have "Sister-Wives", as well.
The best book explaining our history is by Conor MacDari Irish wisdom preserved in bible and pyramids. . . you also have forgot to mention that most of these Normans married Celtic heiress's Robert The Bruce Mother was the Countess of Carrick making him at least half Celt. . .
Douglas means dark river, dub as in Dublin means dark in a common brythonic, and glass means shiny but also means river. Lin means pool, most people think it means waterfall but it is technically the pool at the waterfall.
@@user-ld4jg3zs3u I am aware if the Scot's Gaelic translation for Glass meaning grey, and it is a corruption of the Indo-germanic word for shiny which became associated with rivers. There are far too many references in central Scotland referring to Glass being used for river including Glasgow, Douglas, Glassford (the river ford) to mention. The Scot's Gaelic is likely to be an evolution of shiny, perhaps shiny metal which became gray metal as in Galloglass which currently is translated as foreign warriors, but is likely be originally referring to their shiny body armour, all words evolve. It is rare for lowland Scotland to have a Scot's Gaelic placenames which isn't native P-Brythonic.
@douglasfell4199 Thanks I do enjoy a bit of etymology. So to continue.. the Scots Gaelic for dog is chu. Gaelic for Glasgow is Glaschu. Is Glasgow now a shiny dog? 😂😂 Pulling yer leg man. Have a good day!
My belief is that the name Glasgow, is derived from Glass = river and then Caddow. Caddow is an old welsh word meaning safety CWTS, therefore means safe river in old welsh. However Caddow was also king of Strathclyde about 550 ade and he was the first christian king of britain, his sons are famous, saint Gildas, saint Hael (michael), saint Maelok (malo) etc. Caddow is prenounced Kay-Ghie so this would either be Glass-kay or Glass-Ghie either works and perhaps explains the difference. Cadzow castle is 6th century and located at Hamilton. Is Clud (Clyde) a coruption of Cad?
My name is Moody, first I found that it's a Sept of Stewart I ended joining the Stewart society by being descended by bruce. Moody matronymic surname of meldoia . I wonder if it has to do with maud de lens. @ComsicApocrypha nut at same time, yarl of orkney maddadson grandsun of prince muhda brother of Kenny
ua-cam.com/video/EpC43282Mkc/v-deo.htmlsi=lqj614-tzmgKpZ0I AV even got a wild man and melosian Parents Johnstone Moody Grandparents Johnstone Mcgoldrick Moody MacDonald Great grandparents MOODY MacDonald Johnstone Bannon McGoldrick Craine Shaw Reid This tartan was recorded prior to the launch of The Scottish Register of Tartans. Category: Name Restrictions: Registration notes: Canice is the name of a 6th century Irish saint who came to Scotland as a missionary. This holy name has been attached to the family name of Moody who are a sept of Clan Stewart. The gold, white, red, blue and green represent the liturgical colours of the Church of Jesus Christ.
Well technically, as he Yackov/James, Jude/Juda and Saul/Paul with the rest obeyed G-d's Torah - they would not refer to themselves under the gentile term "Christian" Just Jews that follow the messiah Yeshua correctly.
I am a direct descendant of Robert the Bruce, William the Douglas and of Walter the Steward. Interestingly, two parts tie in with this video. My family looks like they own a fish shop in Melbourne (Greek) and one grandparent's surname being Jacob... I also found the middle eastern influence and links to the Ptolemies.
I've traced my roots to Walter Stewart 6th but my line was from his next marriage after M Bruce died. From his marriage to Isobell Graham. Their granddaughter married John Hay. John Hay & Margaret's daughter married Alexander Strachan in which the descendants were the Lords of Thornton. "I am a Strahan"
Having Jewish descent is interesting and special to a degree but the problem remains. To accept Jewish ancestry you must accept the biblical narrative, you cant cherry pick history and eject the biblical spiritual roots. To be a complete Jew is one who has come into inheritance which is out of Adam and into - grafted into Messiah Yeshua the promised deliverer. Natural blood gives way through the blood of the perfect sacrificed lamb -Yeshua Hamashiach translated into greek Jesus Messiah. If the tribes were mingled with the nations blood then God is fulfilling the promise given to Abraham regarding his descendants being his sons Issac and importantly Jacob whos sons were the 12 tribes. God has a plan but so does the serpent. You cannot escape this reality when engaging with such a deep and far reaching subject. Redemption, reconciliation and mercy available to all. Salvation came through the Jews and the scriptures are in original hebrew not latin and true Christianity is not European Roman Catholic. The return of the tribes is spiritual to Messiah as promised.
Great video! Thank you so much! Most people are mixed. Lots of black people are also of jewish ancient lineage, melanated Hebrew. All Gaelics are from Egypt (mixed lineage). French are also descended from Israelite Jews other wise known as the descendants of Jesus and Mary. Let's not forget everyone of Scythian, Turkish, Khazarian and Ashkenazi (jewish non israelite descent).
I am from all these clans including Boyd and Gordon. Including The Campbell's and Sinclairs. I've had my DNA done a year ago. Apparently my dna doesn't go back as far as the Davidian dynasty. However it does show Icelandic and Norweigien my Dna. But that is because those two chromosomes are not as old as the Davidian the Father of King Solomon bloodline began, who both belong to the tribe of Judah or the Levites. The tribe of Judah, from which Christ comes from. Oh wait Jesus comes out of Tribe of Judah. So then I'm not sure of the part about Levi according to this video. This is similar to the book the de Vinci Code. Only Jesus never had his own offspring.
The genetic pool of Wales , is worth scrutiny , The history connected to and around the tin mines , from Roman times , from slaves taken from the Levant , and those rounded up after the sacking of the Jewish Temple,. Also , origins of bagpipes , coming from an area of Turkey ..should be considered . .
Not Jewish but Israelites. It’s right in the original Scottish constitution how they’re from the Scythians who were Israelites etc etc etc. All European countries have this as the 10 northern tribes of Israel who are descendants of Shem mixed in with their indo European brothers who are descendants of Japhizzle. Jews come out of the two southern tribes if I’m not mistaken. It’s been a while since I’ve brushed up on my biblical history. Now if you are saying that the Bruce family are specifically Jewish and emigrated to Scotland at some point I don’t know anything about that I’ve not heard that before.
The Scythians are all originally Atlantians and left Scotland after an ice age and went back. Scotland is actually real biblical Israel. That's the missing part of the story
Clan Farquharson for me. Findlay Mor the son of a Stewart and a long line of Scottish clan chiefs and Irish Kings of Dal Riata. Stewart side goes into the Plantagenet line and on back. Tracing the Scottish side, goes all the way back to Tamar Tephi who is the daughter of Zedikiah Jechoniah who is of the Line of Judah.
Jews have historically zero presence in Scotland. Jews are a very recent arrival to Scotland. If you are American, then your jewish DNA is from your non-Scottish ancestry
I watched another video on this and it's mainly Sephardic, but like you I have Askenasi according to Ancestry on my Paternal side. I have Scottish on both sides.
No it does. Gaelic for Douglas is Dubh Gall not Dubh Glass. GALL means foreign/stranger. But it doesn't necessarily mean Spanish. Vikings were called Dubhgall, so we're Norman's. Just meant dark hair or eyes. Dubh Gall has led to names like Doyle, Douglas, Dougall, Dowell, McDowell, Mac Douglas etc.
@bigboaby555 my apologies, you've right, and I've been wrong for years. I'd rather have been wrong, and learn something new, than stay ignorant. So thanks 😊
I had assumed that because my Houston ancestors were knights Templar, they were Jewish since, of course, the Templar were not Catholic and were comfortable in Jerusalem.
@catedinburgh4824 No, they were mercenaries of the Catholic Church. The Catholic Church believed them to be worshipers of Satan. And had their grand master burned alive. After extracting a confession under duress.
DNA testing is irrelevant for the most part in pointing to Ashkenazim Jewishness especially in Scotland and Ireland, many people with clear Jewish ancestry a few generations back show no Ask or Sep ancestry with these current (consumer tuned) tests, as example. all my Sephardic Jewish ancestry via Spain/Portugal going back to the Aboab Rabbinic Line (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaac_Aboab_da_Fonseca) shows only as Iberian. The Douglas line (which is my primary paternal line) can be traced with a little work to Charlemagne and from him to the Narbonne Jews. This was purposeful crypto hiding of Jewish families amongst a willing to kill gentile population so its not supposed to make sense to the naïve. Heshemiyah ben David
i did my dna and found that my maternal line was jewish and my cousin did hers, we don't share a maternal line and she also got a jewish line, my ancestors were the founding mothers of ashkenazi jews and hers was the kohanim line so our dna shows that there was a strong connection between jews and the scots.
"string connection" Jews have only had a presence in Scotland in the modern era, and a tiny one at that. If you are Scottish, then that just means that you descend from a jewish immigrant a few generations ago
My family have been in Scotland since it was created, as I stated above my connection is because my ancestors were founding mothers of ashkenazi jews who probably came from Syria Lebanon region, if you look you will see there has been connections between the middle east and Scotland for at least a couple of thousand years.
Me too. But there's two things to bear in mind: - "Jewish" typically means Ashkenazi (the Scottish clans are Sephardic) - You're going back 800-1000 years so any Jewish genetics are never going to show up in a standard DNA test, as it's all mixed in with Gael, Pict, Saxon, Norman, Briton, Etc
@@edinscot56789I’m a McDougall living in Australia (38 years old) and my test brought back a small percentage of ashkenazi & beer east( less than 3% each) 48% Scandinavian (didn’t specify with country but would assume Norway) and the rest Scottish/British etc! I was shocked
@@edinscot56789You have been deluded by the semitic religion that you worship. Scots have no jewish origins of any kind. To say otherwise is purely fiction
Pal, you said "I already had it" (the book), "but I decided to check it out". Er... what? You had it, but you hadn't read it yet? Aah, ok. Or is it that you are bullshitting me? Jewish lineage was extant all over the former Roman empire, but... SO WHAT?
Hello cousin. I decend from Alexander Robertson 9th of Straun and his wife Isobel Stewart daughter of the Duke of Albany Robert Stewart. Robertson's are Bruce decendants.
John 8.44 (KJV) Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it.
Yall need to go to KMZ history and Straight up youtube channels. They will blow your mind. If your racist they will make u so upset. I say challenge the info and disprove it
What makes me upset is your spelling, grammar, and punctuation, and lack of persuasive talent. Are you from the USA where we know they don't value an education?
Most Holy Father, we know and from the chronicles and books of the ancients we find that among other famous nations our own, the Scots, has been graced with widespread renown. It journeyed from Greater Scythia by way of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Pillars of Hercules, and dwelt for a long course of time in Spain among the most savage peoples, but nowhere could it be subdued by any people, however barbarous. Thence it came, twelve hundred years after the people of Israel crossed the Red Sea, to its home in the west where it still lives today. The Britons it first drove out, the Picts it utterly destroyed, and, even though very often assailed by the Norwegians, the Danes and the English, it took possession of that home with many victories and untold efforts; and, as the histories of old time bear witness, they have held it free of all servitude ever since. In their kingdom there have reigned one hundred and thirteen kings of their own royal stock, the line unbroken by a single foreigner."
Well, that isn't surprising because: A) You're talking about 800-1000 years ago B) It's probably mixed in with everything else since back then, including Norman, French, Anglo-Saxon, Gael, Briton, Dal Riada/Irish, Pict, etc
So, it's postulated the Jewish peoples never really had a kingdom and the Torah was written in a way to grant a people without a great kingdom the perserverence to make their own. This was formed by studying history and realizing the Torah could have gone back no further than before the 700s BC give or take a few centuries. It does not include any valuable history before this time and during history there has never really been a great Jewish Kingdom until the 1900s AD. Interesting.
Cleft chin is a trait jews have from their ancestral admixtures. We also have very specific DNA and blood types that are different from most. If you carry the blood I suggest learning about your blood because you will be doing a disservice to your ancestors by diluting your blood with Rh positive
I have never heard of the RH neg being associated with being Jewish or Sephardic. I have RH - O Neg. I do know its highest concentration is in Basque, Morocco, then also in Ireland and Scotland. Nor did I know that the cleft chin was a genetic trait. I also have that. Once when I had jaw surgery, I asked the surgeon to shave it flat. He did some, but not completely. He liked it, but to me, it appears masculine. I have not had any of the DNA testing, but due to being a female with RH Neg, I have studied much regarding its history, and regional distributions.
Scotland was never Jewish. There may have been a tiny amount of Jews in Scotland, just like there were a few Vikings everywhere, but that doesn't make Scotland "Jewish".
Being that the term J isn’t being used till after 1630’s in the KJV . The people of Israelite origin went to Scotland , Britain , Wales , Cornwall , from the B.C era so it very possible the Stewards of Scotland would say they have heritage to the House of David . What’s the name Scotland before it was called Scotland
@@macaether4320 There is no proof whatsoever that the Stewarts of Scotland have Jewish ancestry/roots. You mentioned Scotland, Britain, Wales and Cornwall, not seeming to realize that the Royal Stewarts are a Norman clan, their ancestors coming from the Vikings that settled Normandy and then conquered England.,
@@tillik1004so it’s the truth just appropriated
Sharing a family tree can be difficult especially if the lineage goes back over 3000 years documented. The Douglas Tantallon line does come from Jewish background through a family from Normandy that is of Viking descent that can be traced back through the Ukraine, through the Trojans (Scythian area) directly to the tribe of Judah. It was intermarried into the tribes of Asher and Dan, and Benjamin, possibly others. Please keep in mind that over 3000 years of a lineage with much intermarrying, the percentages of actually Jewish bloodline is small. This being said, siblings do not even have the same percentages of DNA, whereas one sibling may not have an ethical line that another inherited. AKA one sibling may have 2% Jewish DNA, another 4% and the third 0%.... Their children may have none show up and it may show up 5 generations down the line as 1%.... Miracles can happen in 3 days, but 2000-3000 years of DNA.... It will depend on the unions. I am predominately of Douglas descent with Stewart, Hayes, Kennedy, Frasier, Bruce and MacAlpin Lineage. I have one percent Jewish and the other percentages line up with the areas my family migrated through. 60% of direct Scottish decent. It is also rumored that The pics were of the tribe of Simon. Explorers from the time of Solomon that never went back to Israel. Again that is a rumor. One other fact is that Jews are predominately of the tribe of Judah, with some of the tribe of Levi and Benjamin. The other tribes were called Israel. They did not stay in the promised land but migrated and were released from slavery and migrated. Their bloodlines will not come up in DNA as Jewish they will come up as other ethnicities. Please keep in mind that when the Romans attacked the Isles much true history was changed to fit their perspectives and what they wanted the world to believe.
The main male Y haplogroups of Jews are E and J which are very rare in Scotland. However the family names Bruce, Douglas and Stewart are very common in Scotland. The fact that the most common Jewish Y haplogroups are so scarce points towards either these families being not of Jewish origin or that the founders of these families did not pass on their genetics to those who have their names today.
Well it depends on which Jews. The two main groups are Ashkenazi and Sephardic. I would agree that Ashkenazi Jews are rare in Scotland, and those are typically the Jews people think of when you say the word "Jew".
I've tested mine and came out EV-13 suggesting Balkan origin but there's another Fullerton branch that is EV-12 which is Phoenician origin our clan are Stewart Septs and were seated close to the Bruce lands if I recall...
I’m of clan Douglass, the black Douglass was black as his name states and his ancestors are the African American moors brought to America as captives of war and slaves, don’t believe me here is my ancestry match
Sample Match #3: Enslaved Laborer
Catoctin Iron-Working Furnace
Antebellum Maryland (18094)
Closest Clan: Clan Douglas
Haplogroup: Elbiblalblal0b
Haplogroup E-V38, also known as E1b1a-V38, is a human Y-chromosome DNA haplogroup. E-V38 is primarily distributed in sub-Saharan Africa.
Delta: 16
大大大
Ancestral Seat: Towenend Hall
Alexander Douglas (1625)
You see the haplogroup is e1b African
I’m 14% Iberian, with Pictish moorish Al Andalusia and Roman Hispania heritage, sub-Saharan Africa.
Oh goodness. So many of these genealogies were invented to give Scots and Irish families a biblical connection.
no they weren't 🤦♂️ most have no idea they have Israelite dna
The 12 tribes moved out into and across Europe.Scotland and Ireland are Levi and Simeon.
@@Verdent777 Levi was not one of the 12 tribes of Israel as far as I know, the Levites were the priestly class of the descendants of Aaron and therefore except from holding any land. Simon tribe held the city of Jerusalem and were Jews i.e. part of the kingdom of Judah. Both tribes Levites and Simon are not part of the 10 northern tribes which were scattered. The placename Livingston is derived from Levite also Leaven near Forth also decends from this route.
All these family names originate into the dark ages or before. Placenames also are Hebrew / Phoenician in origin, like prefixes Car, Kil, Dal, Mal, Bal, Lan, and suffixes shiel, Michael, Malcolm, Baliol etc are Hebrew. We forget that the Brythonic church did not speak in latin, this was long before the catholic church was introduced to Britain, but in Hebrew and Aramaic. In particular central Scotland was outwith Pax Romana and therefore attracted persecuted peoples from all over the Roman empire to move to lowland Scotland. People like saint Ninian moved to Scotland in or around 350ade and would have spoken Hebrew and Aramaic, as a result of hiding saint Ninian both saint Aaron and saint Julius/Julian the roman were martyred. There is some evidence however that some of these placenames could be pre roman and are pheonecian and the Brythonic language itself is made up of a large amount of pheonecian loanwords.
@@douglasfell4199No, Levi was (and is) one of the twelve tribes of Israel. See the Bible and other sources helpfully cited here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tribe_of_Levi
I'll just say this for the record: I was deeply skeptical of the idea that I could be Semitic at all, let alone Jewish, when I began my genealogical research. When I found lines going back to Hebrew and biblical names on FamilySearch, I laughed, believing they were lies told by nobles to justify their grip on power. At some of those lines, I still laugh. But then I started running additional tests on my Ancestry results at YourDNAPortal and found things I had never seen before, for which I had no handy explanation, such as North African, Arab, and indigenous Central and South American as well as Central Asian and Eastern European markers on my chromosomes. "Levantine Israelite" also turned up in a believably small quantity.
I started trying in earnest to figure out who my closest genealogical brick wall (maternal great grandpa)'s parents were, thinking that might be where my answers were hiding. That led me to a blog and when I wrote the author of the blog, I was introduced to this book and so I have begun reading it. Is the scholarship in it airtight? Probably not, but it is helping my discoveries make sense to a degree that they have not made sense before and it is matching up with other sources and efforts of mine a little too closely for me to dismiss as totally false. There may yet be less truth in it than the authors think there is, but that doesn't mean there's none to be found. 🤔 The jury's still out in my case, but so far, it is very interesting.
My family is a Sept of Stewart of Appin, clan Farquarson, clan Buchanan. Thanks for posting this video.
I'm from John Maxwell & Elizabeth Helena Douglas- Countess of Nithsdale
Elizabeth Helena Douglas -Countess of Nithsdale was born on 5 May 1555, in Douglas, Lanarkshire, Scotland, her father, William Douglas -8th Baron Of Drumlanrig, was 14 and her mother, Margaret Gordon, was 22. She married John Maxwell - 7th Lord Maxwell on 17 February 1572, in Dalkeith, Midlothian, Scotland. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 5 daughters. She died in February 1637, in Midlothian, Scotland, at the age of 81.
A Douglas here! great video
Me too! 🙏❤🙏
Me three from my research our last name actually is Germaic our name meaning dark waters or dark healer
You are a black Douglas too ?
Douglas, and Kilgore/Kilgour/Kilgower Clan.
Revelation 2:9 K J V
I know thy works, and tribulation, and poverty, (but thou art rich) and I know the blasphemy of them which say they are Jews, and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan.
Joni~ yes a true in depth understanding of The Wheat and the tares as told by The Christ, and revelation given from Spirit is imperative. Churches don't teach it nor most calling themselves of the christian religions. Several yrs. ago I was looking for more info on my Great Grandfather and Grandfather ,when much to my surprise I came upon The Diaspora instead in regards to my Scottish Paternal Ancestry. I am only 2nd Gen born American. I have been led to research Scotland for many reasons, all of which I do not fully understand (yet) of course. My first Identity is In Christ. Scotland is something else which will be revealed as I will never give up my search for truth in any area I am led to study.
My ancestry on both sides has been mostly hidden and researching my paternal Scottish bloodline roots and names of my Grandfathers and their line has been, well difficult, to say the least...hidden indeed. I will not use conventional methods in any of my research on varied topics. I hope by my commenting back to you others will understand the true Hebrew/ je-w ish controversy, that it is not anti anything, and thus will not be misunderstood and more clarity with truth will emerge. "All hidden is being revealed" ie: The Apocalypse/The Revealing, not doom as most use that term for..smh.... and there is more to come for all Lands and Peoples.
Diongmhalt ...we hold the line of battle ( in and by Faith), no matter what.
I b/marked this vid and will listen tomorrow ~ thank you for sharing.
Sir James is my 22nd great grandfather. I too have found Jewish ancestry in my Scotch ancestors. Thank you for this very informative video.
My pleasure.
Scots not scotch.
@@aaronjennings8385 Really???
@@stephengreerii8678 yes.
@@aaronjennings8385 Wow
It's interesting how some seem to accept the premise of this book lock stock and barrel. It's kind of fun, but on the whole I found it to be pretty thin gruel. The authors make their outlandish claim (Scotland's Jewish origins) then proceed to throw in everything they can find that might support a very weak circumstantial case for something they clearly want to be true. For example, much of their "evidence" comes from rather amateurish false etymologies of family names. Real history is maybe less romantic but in the end it's more interesting!
I agree wholly.
Thank you this has been very informative.
And total bullshit
My family’s Jewish, but is named Gladstone (a well-known Scottish name). The story on my father’s side of the family is that we descended from Jews who were kicked out of England by its king, and basically hid out in the south of Scotland for a few centuries before being brought to Russia by a Tsar who was seeking across Europe for artisans and builders to improve his empire.
lol
Robert the Bruce is one of my ancestors.
Id like to see your research to establish this. I cant find any records prior to 1830...Cheers
He’s also one of mine through Charles Stewart
look smarter. There is heaps of records in the census data, the church records, yoiu just have to look and read. Simples!!!@@SteevAtomic
Mine too
My husband was Archie McIsaac, and the McIsaacs are definitely Scottish Jews. They are descended from Danites who emigrated to Ireland about the year 500 AD (possibly fleeing persecution?)
They converted to Christianity and began to speak Gaelic, rather than Hebrew or Aramaic and over the next 500 years, gradually worked their way through the Hebrides and eventually settled in the McDonald and Campbell clan lands, those who settled with the McDonalds regarded themselves as being McDonalds and those who settled with the Campbells regarded themselves as being Campbells. They were mostly not grand lords, but rather commoners, making a regular living. They were mostly cattlemen, shepherds, fishermen and merchants. There are still some of my husband's family that live around Campbeltown and the Mull of Kintyre.
My husband didn't find out that he was Jewish until he was 46 years old. This is because he was born in 1935 and in 1939 his mother moved from Campbeltown to Glasgow. She hid his Jewish heritage because of the "Events of the Times" and because she married a man by the name of Thomson who hated the Jews and threatened to beat her if she ever told the boy who his real father was. So, she didn't say anything until her husband was dead.
Regarding my own family tree, I am of Sassenach descent on my father's side and Border Scots/Pictish/Lowlander descent on my mother's side. My father's family, five generations ago, were City of London Bankers and they intermarried with the Jews somewhat, with surnames such as Blacker and Stearne (Stein) showing up in the family tree from time to time.
So it is interesting how history operates, isn't it?
The Scottish surname MacIsaac arose as a mincing of MacKessock. MacIsaac men have the paternal haplogroup R-M269 which is very typical for Scots. That origin story of the MacIsaacs being Jewish is a fictional one, not historical
@@TrueNativeScot I'm aware of this dispute. I've heard a number of "Origin Stories" for the McIsaacs, although I was unaware of the DNA tests. What I know is that that's how he identified himself, and that having the name "McIsaac" on his birth certificate put him in some danger during World War Two, although he didn't know it at the time (because he was a wee laddie). But his mother was a canny woman, and she saved his life, and possibly also her own, through some quick thinking!
BTW, did you know that there were a lot of N*zis among the Scottish Nobility at that time, and that's why Rudolf Hess thought he would be safe if he defected there?
Of course that didn't happen, but God only knows what shenanigans were going on in the background, behind closed doors...
Do you have primary source documentation of the origin of the MacIsaacs?
The unicorn with the chain around its neck intimates of the captivity the Israelites found themselves while in Assyria.
Clan MacPherson shows Jewish roots as well..
Please tell more!
It's important to note that descent is Matrilineal in Judaism, so you need to follow the Mother's line to see what their true ancestry is, as well. Once you do, you'll see that many of the "lineages" we think we know are very different, indeed.
Very good point.
This is not entirely true. There is definitely Patrilineal Descent in Judaism as is evidenced by the Patrilineal Genealogies in the Tanach (Genesis 5, Genesis 10, Genesis 11:10-32. All of these are Patrilineal genealogies, and in the whole of Scripture, there is only ONE Matrilineal ancestry, and this is the genealogy of Mary, the Mother of our Lord.
This would seem to indicate that the idea of Matrilineal Ancestry in the Judaic Culture is a later idea, and not one that dates from Biblical Times.
Do that and you'll still find zero jews. The book is entirely fiction
💯@@PsychicIsaacs
And BTW in Gaelic, Dubh Glas means "Clear Black" or "Shining Black", as in the colour of Obsidian or a very, very deep, black loch or river. This could refer to the way their hair or their eyes shone in the light (like obsidian, black or dark, and yet shining) and definitely indicates a dark complexion.
The Douglases were known to be brutal warriors, also bandits as well.
The thought crossed my mind that the Baratheons on "Game of Thrones" were directly influenced by Clan Douglas.
A paternal g-grandmother of mine was Mary Ann Stewart (b: 1855) daughter of Alexander & Flora (MacPherson) Stewart. Alexander & Flora’s parents immigrated to Prince Edward Island sailing from Skye, the point of departure (they did not necessarily live on Skye). But, this Hebrew connection interests me greatly, as I observe an Hebraic form of Christianity (no pork, shellfish, observance of Shabbat (Fri - Sat sunset), & the 7 Biblical holy days (mistakenly confused with “Jewish holy days”) - Christmas & Easter are non-Biblical observances. So, on a spiritual level, the subject-matter you cover has great interest to me. Also on my paternal side [haven’t explored the maternal side in depth, but, combined, my DNA is 79% Ireland (Donegal & Ulster predominately); 18% Scotland (highlands & inner/outer Hebrides); 2% Wales; and 1 % Norway], my Ireland-born grandmother’s parents were John & Catherine (Doherty) McDaid. McDaid is “son of David,” of course, and the place they lived was in Glengad, Donegal on Inishowen, Malin peninsula, in a census division strangely named “Carthage.” (Carthage may have been named for some distant priestly figure and not necessarily named after one of the known pit-stop locales along the Mediterranean superhighway sea-route, which Phoenicians (Tribe of Dan?) regularly visited.)
Interesting you should say that, because if you look at old 16th, 17th century maps of Edinburgh, you see districts named 'Canaan' and 'Egypt' within Edinburgh. You can find that in this source:
archive.org/details/skythians
Have you ever heard of the works of Comyns Beaumont? I think you'd also find them very interesting. I'll link them below:
archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.185295
archive.org/details/comyns-beaumont-the-great-deception-2016
@@edinscot56789 Thanks much, esp for the links - I’ll check them out.
The McDavid family directly descends from Niall of Nine Hostages who descends from Zerah, son of Judah... hence McDavid, and its proven by DNA. Theyre also of the Tribe of Naphtali.
Hopefully this video can help you! My paternal line is mostly of Scottish DNA from Ulster... I carry R1b R-M222 YDNA (Niall of Nine Hostages) which led to me finding info that the R1b Haplogroup are the Israelites. Ever since ive been finding a lot of evidence so I compiled it all.
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@@l.b.d Thanks for this info; I’ll check the link!
I am of the same Torah pursuant belief and only just discovered my family under “the Elliott curse” in Scotland… 🤔 good to know about curses and sins to renounce on behalf of my ancestors
Mary Magdelene is very prominent in French mythology and is represented by the Fleur de Lies itself. There are other Semitic connections via various marriages with the Spanish (Sephardic) families, as well.
I would suggest reading 'Mary Magdalene: Princess of Orange' by Ralph Ellis. He goes into all that.
@@edinscot56789 Oh yes. Big fan of Ralph's work. I try to catch all his vids/interviews.
Fleur de Lies is Scottish, sort off. It starts with the story of Aaron and all leaders of the twelve tribes of Israel place their staffs out site the tabernacle. When they return the only staff that started to grow into a olive tree was Aaron's, therefore Aaron was given religious authority. This symbol of two leaves tied or part of something else represents religious authority. In the case of the Fleur de Lies these leaves are tied either side of a spearhead, which is the lance of longinius (spear of destiny) this represents Christianity specifically resurrection. This symbol of the Fleur de Lies can be seen in Pictish Z rod, and V rod christian symbols from the 5th to the 9th centuries making it much older than anywhere else. Sholto Douglas, his son William Douglas is a commander of forces sent by the mythical Scottish king Achaius, to the court of Charlemagne to aid him in his wars against Desiderius, King of the Lombards. It is likely Charlemagne ruler of the western roman empire adopted this symbol for religious authority from the lowland Scots even though they were not called Scots until the 11th century at least. The leaves are Hebrew, the leaves tied to a spear is Scottish.
@@douglasfell4199 Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. I can't help but think of the legend of Scotia, as well. The Ancient wold was much more connected than we realize. Chees!
I have already commented on the 3 references to Scotia elsewhere. Scotia = Scythia. Declaration of Arbroath, princess Scotia and that the word Scotia comes from Scythia. The scythians are associated with Spain, so are the the Celtiberians (Celts) and so are the pheonecians. Our saint Maelok born in strathclyde and ends up in Lugo in Spain. He attended the second council of Braga 575ade ish.
Clan McRobbie, Clan Bruce and Clan MacLeod and Hendren, no wonder I am happy....
Thanks! Cool video. I have Stewart, Douglas, Baillie, and Kennedy
In the story of Sholto Douglas, his son William Douglas is a commander of forces sent by the mythical Scottish king Achaius to the court of Charlemagne to aid him in his wars against Desiderius, King of the Lombards.
Yep, I believe it. The Scots have a long history of acting as mercenaries in foreign wars, and very successful mercenaries at that. Their reputation was the finest in the world.
@@edinscot56789 This proves the Douglas family existed at 770 ade but my theory is that they were Flemish and came over about 560ade. They adopted the local name for the river, Dubglas which became Douglas. They were known as an ancient Scottish family in the early 14th century where the term "no-one knows how old the family was" was commonly used. My belief is that there.original family name was D'Vere.
@@douglasfell4199The original saying (about nobody knowing where the family came from) was, and is, “Men know the stream, but not the source.”
The Phoenicians were also known by another name. They were chased all around Europe throughout history.
Yeah the Canaanites + Edomites who became todays Jews 🤥
Chased all the way to India even. And their names were changed
No they weren’t.
What other name, please?
What was their other name?
Almost every Medieval ruler in Europe claimed to be descended from one of the Tribes of Israel, It was a claim made to the Pope to legitimise their rule over a Country And Robert the Bruce and the rest did the same, most of these clan origins were Norman in origin, I believe the Stewarts were originally the Fitzalans from the Shrewsbury area and before that they came across from Normandy with William the Conqueror.
Acts 7:43
Yea, ye took up the tabernacle of Moloch, and the star of your god Remphan, figures which ye made to worship them: and I will carry you away beyond Babylon.
Every person alive is descended from Noah.
There are videos about this by multiple genealogy UA-cam channels.
All of the Lions you see in Anglo-European heraldry represent the Lion of Judah. Charles was just coronated with a crown depicting the Patriarchs, while "Zadok the Priest" was sung. The Anglo-Jewish connection persists to this day in the forms of Zionism and even the most recent marriage into the "English" royal family making Harry's child a Jew.
Harry's child? More like Prince William's children. Catherine Middleton's mother's name is Carole Goldsmith.
I've thought for some time that the only reason Prince Harry was allowed to marry Meghan Markle was to turn the Royal Family Face (to use a wrestling term). They keep her around because so long as all the attention is on her, it's not on them. Plus she's racking up all the sympathy points for them by being such an insufferable bitch and whining about them all the time, as is Hapless Harry.
Re your assumption that all lions in Anglo-European heraldry represent the line of Judah: how would you know if that assumption was false?
The Douglas's are descended from the Flemish or Flemings as they were called. This was earlier than believed perhaps came to Scotland in the mid 6th century. I will concede that the Brythonic church of the 6th century in Strathclyde spoke Hebrew not Latin even though most were descended from roman stock.
Really? Even the Jews of Palestine no longer spoke Hebrew, but Aramaic. There was no Hebrew in Strathclyde. Bonkers.
I’d be fascinated to see evidence that the Brythonic church of Strathclyde spoke Hebrew. Where may I see that evidence, please?
I’d very much like any and all info about “the Beythonic church in Strathclyde” and their use of Hebrew. Sources or links, please? Primary sources would be most welcome.
;-)
@@KateGladstone Placenames are a good start, Polbeth and the word Bothy origins are Hebrew Beth means house. There are prefix's like Car, origins are Paleo Hebrew Ka means round enclosure, usually fort but can be cemetery. Kil means enclosure to god i.e. church. Sheill and Sheilds as a suffix meaning originally the underworld and later as land, etc etc etc. There are two routes why so many placenames are Hebrew the first is that the pheonecians introduced words pre-roman occupation which is true, however this was enforced by the brythonic church.
On my mother's side of our family tree we are related to Archibald Douglas 3rd Earl of Douglas and Wigtown b1325 had a daughter Jane Douglas b1346, my DNA follows Scotland, Ireland, Scandinavia then down through the Balkans to Persian countries. We are also related to a lot of aristocracy ,Northern England ie Cumbria and the Northumbrian such families as Percy, Neville, Lumley,Parr,Davison, Dacre,Bowes,Boleyn si related to Katherine Parr,Anne Boleyn and the Queen Mother.,the Carey family goes back to Ivo de Taillebois Earl of Holland in the Mercia area.
"consanguinity" = Relation by blood, incest. ; Jews can only marry other Jews which has been and still is a huge problem genetically for Jews and many other Semitic peoples who practice high levels of "consanguinty". Paul complains about not being able to have "Sister-Wives", as well.
Marrying other Jews doesn’t mean that Jews can’t marry former non-Jews. Converts to Judaism are as Jewish as Abraham or any other Jew.
Read the Declaration of Arbroath..
I read this book many years, very detailed but well worth it. Thank you.
Hebrew males are as berber males of gaelic descent. They are descended of english, scottish, and irish females.
My family is of Stuart's, Main, Wallace, Robbins, Soule, Stock
Cousin!
The best book explaining our history is by Conor MacDari Irish wisdom preserved in bible and pyramids. . .
you also have forgot to mention that most of these Normans married Celtic heiress's Robert The Bruce Mother was the Countess of Carrick making him at least half Celt. . .
I've got it, I've read it, and eventually, I'll get around to it.
Yarp. Got some Iberian blood too.
found this book online on sunday 5th may 2024 at 9am
Interesting....i am from Brice, Stewart and Malcolm III to name a few.
Douglas means dark river, dub as in Dublin means dark in a common brythonic, and glass means shiny but also means river. Lin means pool, most people think it means waterfall but it is technically the pool at the waterfall.
As in Lincoln. There is a river Douglas in Lancashire.
Glas in Scots Gaelic means Grey which explains Glasgow lol
@@user-ld4jg3zs3u I am aware if the Scot's Gaelic translation for Glass meaning grey, and it is a corruption of the Indo-germanic word for shiny which became associated with rivers. There are far too many references in central Scotland referring to Glass being used for river including Glasgow, Douglas, Glassford (the river ford) to mention. The Scot's Gaelic is likely to be an evolution of shiny, perhaps shiny metal which became gray metal as in Galloglass which currently is translated as foreign warriors, but is likely be originally referring to their shiny body armour, all words evolve. It is rare for lowland Scotland to have a Scot's Gaelic placenames which isn't native P-Brythonic.
@douglasfell4199 Thanks I do enjoy a bit of etymology. So to continue.. the Scots Gaelic for dog is chu. Gaelic for Glasgow is Glaschu. Is Glasgow now a shiny dog? 😂😂
Pulling yer leg man. Have a good day!
My belief is that the name Glasgow, is derived from Glass = river and then Caddow. Caddow is an old welsh word meaning safety CWTS, therefore means safe river in old welsh. However Caddow was also king of Strathclyde about 550 ade and he was the first christian king of britain, his sons are famous, saint Gildas, saint Hael (michael), saint Maelok (malo) etc. Caddow is prenounced Kay-Ghie so this would either be Glass-kay or Glass-Ghie either works and perhaps explains the difference. Cadzow castle is 6th century and located at Hamilton. Is Clud (Clyde) a coruption of Cad?
Sub’d!
My name is Moody, first I found that it's a Sept of Stewart I ended joining the Stewart society by being descended by bruce. Moody matronymic surname of meldoia . I wonder if it has to do with maud de lens. @ComsicApocrypha nut at same time, yarl of orkney maddadson grandsun of prince muhda brother of Kenny
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AV even got a wild man and melosian
Parents
Johnstone
Moody
Grandparents
Johnstone Mcgoldrick
Moody MacDonald
Great grandparents
MOODY MacDonald
Johnstone Bannon
McGoldrick Craine
Shaw Reid
This tartan was recorded prior to the launch of The Scottish Register of Tartans.
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Registration notes: Canice is the name of a 6th century Irish saint who came to Scotland as a missionary. This holy name has been attached to the family name of Moody who are a sept of Clan Stewart. The gold, white, red, blue and green represent the liturgical colours of the Church of Jesus Christ.
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James, Jesus brother is the root of the Stewart line. Definitely Jewish, but 1st Christians
Well technically, as he Yackov/James, Jude/Juda and Saul/Paul with the rest obeyed G-d's Torah - they would not refer to themselves under the gentile term "Christian" Just Jews that follow the messiah Yeshua correctly.
Any idea where or why the Breingan family name was created and what’s their connection to the Scottish ‘rightful’ royal family of Stewarts
I am a direct descendant of Robert the Bruce, William the Douglas and of Walter the Steward. Interestingly, two parts tie in with this video. My family looks like they own a fish shop in Melbourne (Greek) and one grandparent's surname being Jacob...
I also found the middle eastern influence and links to the Ptolemies.
How did you find out that information? I’m a stewart ❤
I've traced my roots to Walter Stewart 6th but my line was from his next marriage after M Bruce died. From his marriage to Isobell Graham. Their granddaughter married John Hay. John Hay & Margaret's daughter married Alexander Strachan in which the descendants were the Lords of Thornton. "I am a Strahan"
Interestingly, The Strachans ancestry line goes back to the House of Mar.
Is Daniel Robbins/Roberson that was Exiled in 1651 Jewish to my Husband is a Descendent of Daniel Robbins and he is O Rh Negative???
Having Jewish descent is interesting and special to a degree but the problem remains. To accept Jewish ancestry you must accept the biblical narrative, you cant cherry pick history and eject the biblical spiritual roots. To be a complete Jew is one who has come into inheritance which is out of Adam and into - grafted into Messiah Yeshua the promised deliverer. Natural blood gives way through the blood of the perfect sacrificed lamb -Yeshua Hamashiach translated into greek Jesus Messiah. If the tribes were mingled with the nations blood then God is fulfilling the promise given to Abraham regarding his descendants being his sons Issac and importantly Jacob whos sons were the 12 tribes. God has a plan but so does the serpent. You cannot escape this reality when engaging with such a deep and far reaching subject. Redemption, reconciliation and mercy available to all. Salvation came through the Jews and the scriptures are in original hebrew not latin and true Christianity is not European Roman Catholic. The return of the tribes is spiritual to Messiah as promised.
Great video! Thank you so much! Most people are mixed. Lots of black people are also of jewish ancient lineage, melanated Hebrew. All Gaelics are from Egypt (mixed lineage). French are also descended from Israelite Jews other wise known as the descendants of Jesus and Mary. Let's not forget everyone of Scythian, Turkish, Khazarian and Ashkenazi (jewish non israelite descent).
The cuckoo is a pretty bird.
I mentioned to my mom, who's a Houston, that the Isle of Arran is named after Aaron, the high priest of Israel.
Did not get far.
Your mother is correct: see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isle_of_Arran#Etymology
@@KateGladstone Wikipedia? Lol.
I am from all these clans including Boyd and Gordon. Including The Campbell's and Sinclairs.
I've had my DNA done a year ago. Apparently my dna doesn't go back as far as the Davidian dynasty. However it does show Icelandic and Norweigien my Dna. But that is because those two chromosomes are not as old as the Davidian the Father of King Solomon bloodline began, who both belong to the tribe of Judah or the Levites. The tribe of Judah, from which Christ comes from.
Oh wait Jesus comes out of Tribe of Judah.
So then I'm not sure of the part about Levi according to this video.
This is similar to the book the de Vinci Code. Only Jesus never had his own offspring.
The Sinclair family are not descendants of Christ, they are descendants of Cain.🐍
The genetic pool of Wales , is worth scrutiny , The history connected to and around the tin mines , from Roman times , from slaves taken from the Levant , and those rounded up after the sacking of the Jewish Temple,. Also , origins of bagpipes , coming from an area of Turkey ..should be considered . .
The Welsh descend from the Bronze Age Bell Beakers, they did not mix with anyone else
Not Jewish but Israelites. It’s right in the original Scottish constitution how they’re from the Scythians who were Israelites etc etc etc. All European countries have this as the 10 northern tribes of Israel who are descendants of Shem mixed in with their indo European brothers who are descendants of Japhizzle. Jews come out of the two southern tribes if I’m not mistaken. It’s been a while since I’ve brushed up on my biblical history. Now if you are saying that the Bruce family are specifically Jewish and emigrated to Scotland at some point I don’t know anything about that I’ve not heard that before.
Scotland is real biblical Israel
Robert the Bruce was born at Writtle in Essex, near Chelmsford.
The Scythians are all originally Atlantians and left Scotland after an ice age and went back. Scotland is actually real biblical Israel. That's the missing part of the story
@@Angel-zs9ln a cup of tea and a nice sit down in a darkened room will do wonders for you.
@@Angel-zs9ln I love ancient history. Do you have any recommendations for some channels. I like Robert Sepehr.
I’m a descendent of all 3 clans. fascinating
The names turned biblical when christianity spread to the area, not because of genetics.
Interesting, I have many ancestors for all three familys, including King Robert himself.
If you understand or speak even basic Gaelic you know this is ridicuous
Clan Farquharson for me. Findlay Mor the son of a Stewart and a long line of Scottish clan chiefs and Irish Kings of Dal Riata. Stewart side goes into the Plantagenet line and on back. Tracing the Scottish side, goes all the way back to Tamar Tephi who is the daughter of Zedikiah Jechoniah who is of the Line of Judah.
Exactly right. I found the same in my research. Tamar Tephi Ben Judah Zedikiah is my 82 great grandmother
Re “Tamar Tephi Judah Ben Zedekiah” - “Ben” means “son.” If she’s real, her name would have “Bat”where you’ve written “Ben.”
Any chance you might remember if they make any mention of the existence of Ashkenazi in Scotland? I’m a McDougall and it’s shown up in my results
Jews have historically zero presence in Scotland. Jews are a very recent arrival to Scotland. If you are American, then your jewish DNA is from your non-Scottish ancestry
I watched another video on this and it's mainly Sephardic, but like you I have Askenasi according to Ancestry on my Paternal side. I have Scottish on both sides.
for a start Douglas doesn't mean dark stranger in Gaelic
Thank you. Then, what *_does_* “Douglas” mean?
@@KateGladstone black river or stream
No it does. Gaelic for Douglas is Dubh Gall not Dubh Glass. GALL means foreign/stranger. But it doesn't necessarily mean Spanish. Vikings were called Dubhgall, so we're Norman's. Just meant dark hair or eyes. Dubh Gall has led to names like Doyle, Douglas, Dougall, Dowell, McDowell, Mac Douglas etc.
@wicklowpiper1812 no your thinking of the name Dougal NOT the name Douglas . Again Douglas does NOT mean dark stranger
@bigboaby555 my apologies, you've right, and I've been wrong for years. I'd rather have been wrong, and learn something new, than stay ignorant. So thanks 😊
They are of ISRAELITE pedigree. NOT JEWISH! These 2 are definately not the same. Judaites and Israelites are ancient enemies. Its all in the bible .
I had assumed that because my Houston ancestors were knights Templar, they were Jewish since, of course, the Templar were not Catholic and were comfortable in Jerusalem.
Templars were Roman Catholic
@catedinburgh4824 No, they were mercenaries of the Catholic Church.
The Catholic Church believed them to be worshipers of Satan.
And had their grand master burned alive.
After extracting a confession under duress.
DNA testing is irrelevant for the most part in pointing to Ashkenazim Jewishness especially in Scotland and Ireland, many people with clear Jewish ancestry a few generations back show no Ask or Sep ancestry with these current (consumer tuned) tests, as example. all my Sephardic Jewish ancestry via Spain/Portugal going back to the Aboab Rabbinic Line (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaac_Aboab_da_Fonseca) shows only as Iberian. The Douglas line (which is my primary paternal line) can be traced with a little work to Charlemagne and from him to the Narbonne Jews. This was purposeful crypto hiding of Jewish families amongst a willing to kill gentile population so its not supposed to make sense to the naïve. Heshemiyah ben David
i did my dna and found that my maternal line was jewish and my cousin did hers, we don't share a maternal line and she also got a jewish line, my ancestors were the founding mothers of ashkenazi jews and hers was the kohanim line so our dna shows that there was a strong connection between jews and the scots.
"string connection" Jews have only had a presence in Scotland in the modern era, and a tiny one at that. If you are Scottish, then that just means that you descend from a jewish immigrant a few generations ago
My family have been in Scotland since it was created, as I stated above my connection is because my ancestors were founding mothers of ashkenazi jews who probably came from Syria Lebanon region, if you look you will see there has been connections between the middle east and Scotland for at least a couple of thousand years.
The prominence of the name Dan(n)/David and the Harp are other tell-tale signs.
True history ,kidding
A Stewart here. Genetically tested several times. 0% Jewish of any kind.
Me too. But there's two things to bear in mind:
- "Jewish" typically means Ashkenazi (the Scottish clans are Sephardic)
- You're going back 800-1000 years so any Jewish genetics are never going to show up in a standard DNA test, as it's all mixed in with Gael, Pict, Saxon, Norman, Briton, Etc
@@edinscot56789I’m a McDougall living in Australia (38 years old) and my test brought back a small percentage of ashkenazi & beer east( less than 3% each) 48% Scandinavian (didn’t specify with country but would assume Norway) and the rest Scottish/British etc! I was shocked
@@edinscot56789You have been deluded by the semitic religion that you worship. Scots have no jewish origins of any kind. To say otherwise is purely fiction
Pal, you said "I already had it" (the book), "but I decided to check it out". Er... what? You had it, but you hadn't read it yet? Aah, ok. Or is it that you are bullshitting me?
Jewish lineage was extant all over the former Roman empire, but... SO WHAT?
ROBERTSON
Hello cousin. I decend from Alexander Robertson 9th of Straun and his wife Isobel Stewart daughter of the Duke of Albany Robert Stewart. Robertson's are Bruce decendants.
I always knew
John 8.44 (KJV) Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it.
Bill the Bastards dad was Robert not Richard.
The devil. Richard was his grandfather.
Yall need to go to KMZ history and Straight up youtube channels. They will blow your mind. If your racist they will make u so upset. I say challenge the info and disprove it
Amos 9:7 Jeremiah 14:2 s.o. solomon 1:5
A lot of garbage
What makes me upset is your spelling, grammar, and punctuation, and lack of persuasive talent. Are you from the USA where we know they don't value an education?
Most Holy Father, we know and from the chronicles and books of the ancients we find that among other famous nations our own, the Scots, has been graced with widespread renown. It journeyed from Greater Scythia by way of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Pillars of Hercules, and dwelt for a long course of time in Spain among the most savage peoples, but nowhere could it be subdued by any people, however barbarous. Thence it came, twelve hundred years after the people of Israel crossed the Red Sea, to its home in the west where it still lives today. The Britons it first drove out, the Picts it utterly destroyed, and, even though very often assailed by the Norwegians, the Danes and the English, it took possession of that home with many victories and untold efforts; and, as the histories of old time bear witness, they have held it free of all servitude ever since. In their kingdom there have reigned one hundred and thirteen kings of their own royal stock, the line unbroken by a single foreigner."
All stuff like that is just made up, you do know that, I hope.
All of that comes from a medieval novel, I hope you are aware that it was written as fiction and never as historu
@@TrueNativeScot The declaration of Arbroath is a novel?
Do one
Abraham of Lincoln
DNA says other wise.
Shut up nonbeliever.
Yea well. Eat a bag of Claymores.
My DNA is proven to be Bruce, Douglas, but overwhelmingly Stewart from all the kings, but neither Ancestry nor MyHeritage record it as Jewish.
Well, that isn't surprising because:
A) You're talking about 800-1000 years ago
B) It's probably mixed in with everything else since back then, including Norman, French, Anglo-Saxon, Gael, Briton, Dal Riada/Irish, Pict, etc
God bless.
These are call my ancient immediate family. Campbellcand Kennedy too.
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Jewish? No. Israelite? Yes. Read the Declaration of Arbroath.
I'm a Rollo we're Norman no Jew roots!!
So, it's postulated the Jewish peoples never really had a kingdom and the Torah was written in a way to grant a people without a great kingdom the perserverence to make their own. This was formed by studying history and realizing the Torah could have gone back no further than before the 700s BC give or take a few centuries. It does not include any valuable history before this time and during history there has never really been a great Jewish Kingdom until the 1900s AD.
Interesting.
Sabbatian noticed the lion behind the black nobility they took over the Jewish faith shape shifting human hybrid
? Please explain.
Williams jewish rent boys clipping coin.
I refer to the Sephardic Jews, not the Ashkenazi. There is a difference, though that is not well known.
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My great grand families.
Cleft chin is a trait jews have from their ancestral admixtures. We also have very specific DNA and blood types that are different from most. If you carry the blood I suggest learning about your blood because you will be doing a disservice to your ancestors by diluting your blood with Rh positive
My blood type is O + which is commonly found in Spain and North Africa, backing up the Sephardic origins of many Scottish Clans.
I have never heard of the RH neg being associated with being Jewish or Sephardic. I have RH - O Neg. I do know its highest concentration is in Basque, Morocco, then also in Ireland and Scotland. Nor did I know that the cleft chin was a genetic trait. I also have that. Once when I had jaw surgery, I asked the surgeon to shave it flat. He did some, but not completely. He liked it, but to me, it appears masculine. I have not had any of the DNA testing, but due to being a female with RH Neg, I have studied much regarding its history, and regional distributions.
You are not your DNA.
This is utter rubbish. Revisionism at its worst!
What rubbish
The moment you realise they were all black! 😂😅
Scotland is real biblical Israel