Rh Negative Blood Origins and DNA Mutation

The origins of Rh negative blood are unknown and believed to be caused by some sort of mutation that occurred many thousands of years ago.

As indicated in other of my posts to this blog, I’ve considered the possibility that the human was created by extraterrestrial intervention, and have linked that intervention with the plural pronouns used in Genesis “let us make man in our image, after our likeness…” I’ve also discussed the possibility that the extraterrestrial “god” of the Old Testament is not the same extraterrestrial “god the father” in the New Testament. Is it possible that the original humans created by the OT god, those original humans who have Rh-positive blood, have been altered by extraterrestrials affiliated with the NT god, resulting in mutation of DNA and deletion of the Rh factor…producing Rh negative blood?

Following is a passage from the sequel I’m currently working on to my novel “In Our Image”. This is all conjecture, but it is an interesting concept and I thought I’d share it:

“I have a question,” I said. “In Luke’s gospel he goes through a genealogy backward in time listing who begat whom. He ends with ‘…the son of Seth, the son of Adam, the son of God.’ That says to me that Adam was the son of God, and if you are the son of someone, then you would have their DNA. The ‘god’ that is supposedly the father of Adam is the god of the Old Testament, Yahweh, who was an extraterrestrial. So if all that is true, wouldn’t Adam and all his descendants have Rh negative blood?”

“Yes, Adam and his descendants had the DNA of the creator god, Yahweh. The first humans were apes that had been genetically altered with extraterrestrial DNA. That is where the Rh positive factor originated in humans, from monkeys/apes used in the creation process. However, Yahweh’s DNA did not alter the Rh factor. An individual’s DNA can change over time. The benevolent extraterrestrials’ DNA has mutated over millennia to an extremely advanced level. They have on average 8 strands of DNA and use 50% of it. The human has 2 strands and uses approximately 5% of it. Yahweh had considerable fewer strands than 8; I’ve heard somewhere between 3 and 4. He wanted to be worshipped and obeyed by the humans he created, so he only gave them 2 strands with minimal activation of even that paltry amount of DNA. When the more spiritually evolved benevolent extraterrestrials join in the creation process with humans, the DNA mutates to a higher level and one of the changes that occurs is the elimination of the Rh factor. These humans have Rh negative blood. Jesus was Rh negative.”

I’ve read of some people who say their blood type has changed from Rh positive to Rh negative. If this is true, could it be the result of alien abduction experiments? And are the alien hybrids being born on Earth today Rh negative? Has the percentage of people with Rh negative blood remained constant since it was discovered in the late 1940′s or has it changed? I’m sure Rh negative blood is being closely tracked and someone/group has the answers.

Possible Origins of Rh Negative Blood

In the preceding post I speculated on the beings created in Genesis Chapter 1 as well as Adam and Eve who were created in Chapter 2. An entity named "God" created the Chapter 1 beings and someone identified as "Lord God" created Adam and Eve. Were these two separate creation stories and were the creators two separate groups of extraterrestrial entities? Were the first creations still on earth when Adam and Eve were created? Did they interbreed? And are pure strains of the first creations still on this planet?

The Nephilim are introduced in Genesis, Chapter 6:

“When men began to increase on earth and daughters were born to them, the divine beings saw how beautiful the daughters of men were and took wives from among those that pleased them…It was then, and later too, that the Nephilim appeared on earth – when the divine beings cohabited with the daughters of men, who bore them offspring. They were the heroes of old, the men of renown.”

So at this point, we have three possibilities for the introduction of Rh negative blood: The beings created in Chapter 1 who apparently did not have the DNA of their creator, Adam and Eve in Chapter 2 who did have the DNA of their creator, and the progeny of the Nephilim as described in Chapter 6.

Elsewhere in the Old Testament there are impregnations of various women by an entity now identified as "the Lord" who might conceivably be yet another ET strain. Chapter 21 states “And the Lord visited Sarah as he had said, and the Lord did unto Sarah as he had spoken. For Sarah conceived, and bare Abraham a son in his old age..." Other Old Testament extraterrestrial impregnations involved Rachel gaving birth to Joseph and Samson and Samuel were both born to barren women. Could Rh negative blood been introduced during these Old Testament impregnations?

Then there are the New Testament impregnations. It is possible, and in my opinion most likely, that the ET divine being of the New Testament is not the same entity/entities as described in the Old Testament. Anna was impregnated by the New Testatment god, resulting in Mary's birth. Elizabeth was impregnated, resulting in John the Baptist's birth. Mary was impregnated resulting in Jesus' birth. Jesus had a double dip of ET DNA as both he and his mother were the result of manipulation by extraterrestrials. I believe this is what made him so special. Perhaps this is where the Rh negative blood came from, the god of the New Testament?

No one knows where Rh negative blood came from; but it was not of an earthly origin, and it cannot be cloned. I wonder if the percentage of Rh negative blood (currently 15%) has stayed consistent since it was first introduced? Was there more of it or less of it at one time? So many questions...and no answers.