What was Jesus’ blood type?

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1. Charlotte Ellis April 11, 2020 Reply

   Greetings to all other negatives out there seeking answers. I am an O-, universal blood donor. Fair skin, blonde hair, green eyes, 67 this month. Don’t know who I got the O neg. from. Parents and Grandparents all passed. Mother was fair, blonde hair, green eyes. Never knew her parents. They were from Germany. Father white, brown hair, blue eyes, of English, American Indian, African cross. I hardly ever get sick and take no meds. Haven’t seen a doctor in 14 years. In good health. Lots of energy. Curious about everything, question everything. Truth seeker. Didn’t know anything about my blood type till last year thanks to other negatives blogs. Mother was only child, her mother an only child. I have three children. Two O+, one unknown. Had the rhoGam at least twice. They never told me rest of story. Eight years after third child I was pregnant. Did home pregnancy test. Didn’t see a doctor as I never had difficulties with other pregnancies. At three months miscarried. Was not told that if I didn’t get the RhoGam shot early on there was a good chance I would miscarry. I have lots of theories on information out there. One big beef is the medical community treats the negatives same as the positives with no consideration we are different. I have little to do with the medical community. Don’t know if this information will be helpful to anyone.

2. A Game April 3, 2021 Reply

   Thank you – all information is extremely helpful at this time! Had countless medical issues for the last 1-2 years, didn’t have covid-19, just found a paper from an emergency procedure I had in 2015 stating I was 27 weeks and RH Negative. I am regularly active blonde hair blue eyes 30 this year, one partner since that surgery, last year had myocardial infarction, and what I believe is showing as a gestation percentage makes COMPLETE sense… months later (last December) only 4 months ago they told me I have 2 nodules in my lungs and one in my breast… I have NEVER had medical issues, never had to see the doctor, and all of a sudden these things come up one after another. I have my next “advanced ultrasound of the breast” next week, and just so happened to find a paper showing my RH Negative. So my 10/10 birthday Libran mind does I immediately googled and haven’t stopped being curious since. Been looking into my heritage since this all happened last year as I was no longer able to walk at the time and the universe had stopped me in my tracks. Maybe it’s to realize this part of my heritage? My father was born in Germany, my mother part American-Indian Cherokee as well, and one is tall one is short with both having blonde hair blue eyes. I am starting to feel more like an “Amazon” especially after reading your articles. Thank you for the perspective!

• Mike DammannAuthor April 5, 2021 Reply

  Has anything changed in your life 2 years ago? A move to a different location maybe? Change in diet? Anything that could have exposed you to something we Rh negatives tend to react more quickly and strongly to?
  Here is my new Amazon article:
  https://www.rhesusnegative.net/staynegative/the-legendary-amazon-women-did-exist/
  They were the real deal. 🙂
  And likely high in Rh negative frequencies.

3. Patricia Marinelli December 10, 2022 Reply

   I am descended from Mary Queen of Scots. She was descended from Isrealites. She was also descended from Jesus and Mary Magdeline. Her mother was a Guise from France. Mary Queen of Scots was related to French Royalty and nobility. She even married her own French royal cousin. Actually I am 70% Irish because my paternal grandparents came from Waterford, Ireland. There was some Irish on my mother’s side too. I have AB positive blood which is rare and RH negative. Jesus had AB blood that was RH negative. Many people in my Irish side have AB blood. Hemophilia also runs on my father’s side. There were many blood issues with the men on my father’s side. I’m related to Mary Queen of Scots on my mother’s side. I didn’t know how rare my blood was.

• Jonathan Michael January 10, 2023 Reply

  You might be interested in reading up on the Eucharistic miracles in the Catholic Church, also. These are documented cases in which the host or wine of the Holy Sacrament physically changed in part into real flesh and/or blood, apparently in order to prove to us doubting Thomases the reality of the Real Presence in the Eucharist.

  The point is that ALL those cases which were tested by scientists turned out to be bloodtype AB. So there can be little doubt that Jesus’ bloodtype was indeed AB.

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