July 16, 2008 -- BEVERLY HILLS CA - Rh-negative blood is more than just a blood type according to Rh-negative thinktank, Joshua David, an Oral Roberts University alumni from Beverly Hills who claims to have the blood type flowing in his veins. Rh-negative has been a subject worthy of attention to pregnant Rh-negative mothers who carry an Rh-positive child and are in need of Rhogam shots to prevent their own antibodies from killing the foetus. However, this scenario has lead to various worldwide speculations of its origin. Joshua claims from the Biblical quotes that, Rh-negative blood originated from the Watcher angels who interbred with human women during the pre-flood era, eventually producing giants known as nephilims. The watcher angels were quoted as such in the book of Enoch and as sons of God in Genesis 6,4. The allele pattern of this genetic survival has led to speculations of Rh-negative genes passed on to Enoch, Noah and the post-flood humanity. The blood of Jesus is sourced as Rh-negative (AB) from the shroud evidence. The mystery is acknowledged by Joshua as the work of the Holy Spirit whom Jesus was conceived by (whether partially or fully from genetics perspective), and so possibly explains the origin of angels with mortal characteristics who has always been under God the Holy Spirit (the third person in the Trinity) also known as Lord of the Spirit. So what is it now, you may ask? Besides claims of aristocratic lineages in European history, blue blood and various other dubious claims in the past linking to Rh-negative, Peter whom Jesus had given the keys to heaven was quoted as saying that we will be judging angels. Considering the Judeo-Christian perspective of hells angels already been judged and heavens angels need no human judgements, it is logical to point at the watcher angels, whom we know not of their judgements besides their imprisonment for a 70 generations timeline refering to Enoch (Book of Enoch) by Peter after their banish and judgement.
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