Ron Wyatt saw that there was dried blood on the ceiling and on the Ark. He took samples of it to a laboratory for analysis. After reconstituting the blood, it was found to have only twenty-four chromosomes. Normal humans have forty-six. From our mother, we have twenty-two autosomes, and an “x” chromosome. From our father, we have twenty-two autosomes, and an “x” or a “y” chromosome. An “x” would make us female, and a “y” would make us a male.
Only a Levite, of the priestly line of Aaron, could become high priest, enter into the Holy of Holies, and sprinkle blood on the mercy seat of the Ark. It is a little-known fact that Yeshua was more Levite than He was a Judean. This was accomplished by “the seed of the woman” (Genesis 3:15). Mary, the mother of Yeshua, and Elisabeth, the mother of John the Baptist, were first cousins. Mary’s mother was the younger sister of Elisabeth’s mother. Both mothers were of the priestly lineage of Aaron (Luke 1:5).
The notion of a rope tied around the leg of the Jewish high priest during duties in the Holy of Holies is unsubstantiated, and therefore a dubious claim.