The Invention of the Jewish People, Khazars

[John Watt]

Just a thought, but I'd like to add, according to Genesis, our Heavenly Father gave mankind three talents to help us on earth, after being disenfranchised from The Garden of Eden. The man who was given musical talents was called Jubal. You can phonetically get the name Jew and Baal out of that, the tribal name and the name of their idol, a golden bull. That's not the same golden bull The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints use, usually twelve to hold up a carved, marble baptismal font, for blessing the souls of those already dead, all the names they can find around the world.

It's nice to be Biblically informed, depending on your translation, but overall, middle east people are a mix of Europeans and Africans, and anyone with dark skin and curly black hair qualifies. Religion is an option. In this respect, the French aren't a race, just a melting pot, like England is, more grey-eyed and dark-haired than other northern Europeans, long occupied by The Holy Roman Empire. I see Hadrian's Wall as being a defining point for spirituality, for historic Christian understanding, more than any nationality.

Ever see a descendent of Mongols? They're born with a blue circle in their skin at the small of their backs, and my girlfriend from Malta had green skin you could see, and greener, more olive-coloured skin, where you couldn't. Very interesting. Yeah, it's easy for me to type about others, but my D.N.A. means Do Not Access. It's been that way for too long.

[southernparks]

it was a complicated issue. since then I took history class (a sub-discipline name "History of the World" or "human History" takes you 70,000 years back and up to this date) and was interested to know more about related subjects.
still many questions have not been answered.
what I found out is that in the pass of (few) generations, people begin to change their features according to the climate of the region they live in. that's one possibility, another could be mixing with the locals or conversion or all together.

You can many times easily see who came from where, for example, who's from Romania and who's from Morocco.. etc etc...

as for the Khazars, findings say that 6-12% of the ones who came from Europe have Khazars origin.
some say that many of the Khazars blended with the east european nations.

as I mentioned, no unequivocal answers for me, as far as I personally can really go is my grandparents who came from Bulgaria.