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Originally Posted by Ehud
A Biblical lineage *demanded* proof. A literal lineage does not. You might very well be related to Abraham, but without the paperwork you can't prove it. If you can't prove it, your Biblical lineage has ended. I readily admit the literal lineage would not end, but without Biblical lineage, no claim can be made. Only an heir with documentation is walking away with an inheritance. It's very much like all thumbs are fingers, but not all fingers are thumbs. (Am I proving that random, tangent thing yet? Ha!
I suppose this is just an area where agreeing to disagree is the way to go. I am admittedly not well versed on DNA testing, but I have never seen any proof that DNA testing can tell us our exact lineage. Not only did OT folks not have the capability, neither do we. It requires paperwork to prove the specifics.
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I would have to agree as technically this could only be true. The literal doesn’t end, but you would need visible proof.
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