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Bible Codes Israel and Ishmael: Professor Glazerson, DNA Evidence, and the 70 Nations

The best meeting of Ishmael and Israel.

The Torah is a Book Like No Other. Its letters form living codes that still speak today. In a recent teaching, Professor Matityahu Glazerson revealed powerful equidistant letter sequences (ELS) connecting Israel, Ishmael, the covenant with Isaac, Jerusalem, and the Son of Jesse. These codes point to the End of Darkness and the return of the Jewish people to HaShem.

This post brings together every major insight from our study: the Glazerson codes, the scientific confirmation of the biblical family tree through DNA research by Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson, the corrected count of the seventy nations in Genesis 10, and the deep significance of the number seventy itself.

Professor Glazerson and the Bible Codes in Genesis 17

Professor Matityahu Glazerson has spent decades asking the Torah the same question the High Priest once asked with the Urim and Thummim: Where are the clear answers today? The stones on the breastplate no longer light up. The Torah itself answered through Bible codes — equidistant letter sequences hidden in the continuous stream of Hebrew letters.

In the video “Israel and Ishmael in the End of Days,” the codes appear inside Genesis 17–18, the very chapter of the everlasting covenant. Key phrases that surface include:

  • “Son of Jesse Returning to G-d”
  • “I will maintain My covenant with Isaac”
  • The Hebrew year 5726 / 1966 (the eve of the Six-Day War and the return of Jerusalem)
  • Ishmael and Israel appearing together
  • “Joy & Happiness”
  • Jerusalem

The surface text already declares the truth: “But My covenant I will maintain with Isaac” (Genesis 17:19, 21). Ishmael receives a great blessing and twelve princes, yet the everlasting covenant and the Land promise remain exclusively with Isaac and his seed — Israel.

Ishmael and Israel meeting

Hebrew, ELS, and Gematria Lessons

Hebrew lesson

  • ישמעאל (Yishma-el) = “God will hear”
  • ישראל (Yisra-el) = “He who struggles/prevails with God”
  • ברית (Brit) = covenant
  • בן ישי (Ben Yishai) = Son of Jesse (the Davidic line leading to Mashiach)

ELS lesson: An equidistant letter sequence (ELS) is formed by starting at a letter and then skipping a fixed number of letters. In Glazerson’s tables, the related words cluster tightly — far tighter than random text allows. The year 5726 appears near the covenant language and near “Son of Jesse.”

Gematria lesson: Gematria is the numerical value of Hebrew letters. Related codes have shown numerical connections between the blessing of Ishmael and the historical length of control over Jerusalem (roughly 640–1967 CE). The year 5726 itself marks the beginning of the restoration of Jerusalem to the children of Isaac.

The Scientific Blueprint: DNA Codes Prove the Tanach

Professor Glazerson shows that the letters of the Torah still speak. Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson (Harvard PhD in cell and developmental biology) shows that the same Creator left a second living code inside every male: the Y chromosome.

The Y chromosome is passed almost unchanged from father to son. It accumulates mutations at a measurable rate. When thousands of modern Y chromosomes are sequenced and arranged into a family tree, the pattern is startling:

  • The entire human Y-chromosome tree collapses to one single male ancestor only a few thousand years ago.
  • That tree then splits into three major branches — exactly matching Noah’s three sons: Shem, Ham, and Japheth (Genesis 9–10).
  • The branching pattern and geographic spread line up with the Table of Nations in Genesis 10.

Any man who takes a full Y-chromosome test can, in principle, be placed on this tree and traced back to one of Noah’s sons. Jewish priestly (Cohen) lineages, including the Cohen Modal Haplotype, cluster tightly within the Shem branch.

This is independent scientific confirmation that the biblical genealogies are historical. The same Book that encodes “Son of Jesse returning to G-d” also contains the accurate generational map of the human family.

Seventy Nations in Genesis 10

The traditional Jewish counting of the 70 nations is:

  • Japheth: 14
  • Ham: 30
  • Shem: 26
  • Total: 70

Japheth (14) Sons of Japheth: Gomer, Magog, Madai, Javan, Tubal, Meshech, Tiras (7) Sons of Gomer: Ashkenaz, Riphath, Togarmah (3) Sons of Javan: Elishah, Tarshish, Kittim, Dodanim/Rodanim (4)

Ham (30) Sons of Ham: Cush, Mizraim, Put, Canaan (4) Sons of Cush + Raamah: 7 Sons of Mizraim: 7 Sons of Canaan: 11

Shem (26) Sons of Shem: Elam, Asshur, Arpachshad, Lud, Aram (5) Sons of Aram: 4 Sons of Joktan: 13

This produces the classic 70 nations that the Sages associate with the 70 languages and the 70 bulls offered on Sukkot for the nations of the world.

Modern populations are heavily mixed, yet the three major branches of the human family still roughly correspond to these three sons.

The Deep Significance of the Number Seventy

The number seventy (shiv‘im) is one of the most symbolically rich numbers in the Tanach.

  1. The Seventy Nations (Genesis 10) represent the totality of humanity after the Flood.
  2. Deuteronomy 32:8 links the boundaries of the nations to the number of the sons of Israel (the seventy members of Jacob’s family who went down to Egypt).
  3. The Seventy Elders of Israel (Exodus 24; Numbers 11) became the prototype for the Great Sanhedrin.
  4. The Seventy Bulls of Sukkot (Numbers 29) were offered on behalf of the seventy nations of the world. Israel, as the priestly nation, intercedes for all humanity.
  5. Other appearances include the seventy years of the Babylonian Exile and Daniel’s seventy weeks.

Seventy stands for the complete family of humanity. Israel is the priestly people within that family, charged with bringing knowledge of HaShem to the rest of the world.

The Covenant Is Only with Israel

Abraham had children from Sarah (Isaac), Hagar (Ishmael), and later Keturah. The Torah is explicit: the everlasting covenant, the Land, and the seed through whom the nations are blessed run only through Isaac → Jacob → Israel.

Christianity later spiritualized this into “faith of Abraham.” Islam claimed the primary line runs through Ishmael. Both claims stand outside the plain text of the Torah. The book Adam, the Blueprint of Creation and the Tree of Life examines the historical and textual evidence that both Christianity and Islam are later constructs — powerful, yet derivative. The original blueprint remains the Torah given at Sinai, with its living codes still speaking.

Conclusion: The End of Darkness

When the codes in Genesis 17 highlight both Ishmael and Israel together with the year Jerusalem returned and the call of the Son of Jesse, they are not speaking in a vacuum. They are speaking inside a living Book whose historical claims are independently verified by the DNA of the nations.

We are watching partial fulfillments (Jewish return to the Land, rising awareness of hidden Jewish roots) alongside intense pressure from the children of Ishmael. The codes insist the final resolution is spiritual: Israel must return fully to HaShem. When that happens, the End of Darkness arrives, the Son of Jesse is revealed, and joy and happiness fill the land.

Study the codes. Read Genesis 17 slowly in Hebrew. Look at the DNA evidence. The Book is still speaking.

Hazan Gavriel ben David Beit HaShoavah

Key Takeaways

  • The Torah contains living codes revealing connections between Israel, Ishmael, and the End of Darkness.
  • Professor Matityahu Glazerson discovers powerful equidistant letter sequences (ELS) in Genesis 17–18, highlighting key phrases.
  • Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson’s DNA research supports biblical genealogies, showing a single male ancestor linked to Noah’s sons.
  • The corrected count of the seventy nations in Genesis 10 corresponds to modern populations, reflecting humanity’s branches.
  • Ultimately, the covenant is exclusive to Israel, emphasizing the need for a spiritual return to HaShem for the End of Darkness.

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