September 2014

A Christogenea commentary On the Gospel of John has recently been completed. Many passages simply do not say what the modern churches think they mean! Don't miss this important and ground-breaking work proving that Christian Identity is indeed fully supported by Scripture.

A Commentary on Genesis is now being presented. Here we endeavor to explain the very first book of the Christian Bible from a perspective which reconciles both the Old and New Testaments with archaeology and ancient history, through eyes which have been opened by the Gospel of Christ.

A Commentary on the Epistles of Paul has been completed at Christogenea.org. This lengthy and in-depth series reveals the true Paul as an apostle of God, a prophet in his own right, and the first teacher of what we call Christian Identity.

Don't miss our recently-completed series of commentaries on the Minor Prophets of the Bible, which has also been used as a vehicle to prove the historicity of the Bible as well as the Provenance of God.

Visit Clifton Emahiser's Watchman's Teaching Ministries at Christogenea.org for his many foundational Christian Identity studies.

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The Rape of Europe - Christogenea Europe, September 28th, 2014

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The discussion for today's program was centered around a reading of Judges chapters 19 and 20. In the account found there, the entire body of the children of Israel turned out with one mind: to avenge a single woman who had been raped and murdered by certain immoral men in the town of Gibeah in Benjamin. The war which resulted achieved that vengeance, but only at a great cost of life when the "local authorities", the Benjamites themselves, resisted justice.

This episode must be contrasted to the situation in Europe, which is also starting to manifest itself in America and other White nations, where thousands of White women are raped and even murdered each year. Yet the animals who perpetrate such deeds are only given license by the media and governments to continue with such behavior. When will the body of the people arise and stand once again for justice and morality? Or are they all like those ancient "men of Belial", and too immoral themselves?

The Prophecy of Nahum

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The Prophecy of Nahum - 09-19-2014

The prologue concerning the dating of the prophets is found here: Ordering and chronology of the Minor Prophets

Here we shall present the prophecy of Nahum, with some commentary and material from some of the correlating scriptures and history. Not much is known of Nahum himself. The prophet does not date himself except by the conditions expressed in his writing, and only calls himself Nahum the Elkoshite, most likely meaning that he came from a place named Elkosh.

There is conjecture that Capernaum, the New Testament town, was named for the prophet. The Hebrew word which gives us the name Nahum means comfort, and it is fitting for his message since the destruction of Assyria would be a comfort to Israel. The phrase from which the name Capernaum is derived means village of comfort. There are at least four towns named Comfort in the United States, in Texas, North Carolina, Wisconsin and West Virginia. Capernaum may have been named likewise, and there is not necessarily a connection to the prophet.

There is also a place called Alqosh in what is now northern Iraq which allegedly dates to Assyrian times, which is plausible, and for which there has been claimed a connection to the prophet for many centuries. If that is so, then Nahum would be an Israelite of the Assyrian captivity. However while this is a possibility it cannot be taken for granted that it is true, and one may argue that the context of the prophecy, especially in the first chapter, places the prophet in Jerusalem.

Christogenea Europe - September 14th, 2014 - Rotherham Rapes

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Christogenea Europe, Sunday September 14th 2014

The second link above is to a recording made by Sven and the quality may be better. We apologize for any technical problems and are attempting to resolve them.

To start off with our topic for this program, we read the Executive Summary section of the official Rotherham report entitled Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Exploitation in Rotherham, available at the borough coucil's website.

We discussed the initial reaction to this case from the Jihad Watch website, and also from Breitbart.com. We also discussed the grandfather of one victim who appropriately expresssed a desire to shoot the police chief of Rotherham (see the article at the Telegraph) and the two fathers who found where their daughters were being abused, and arrested the fathers rather than the abusers (see the article at The Star).

We made references and cited the Arnold Leese book on Jewish Ritual Murder, which describes events from Medieval Europe which are very similar to the frequent Muslim rape of non-Muslims in Britain and Europe today.

Explaining Two-Seedline, Part 28: Primordial Two-Seedline, Part 2

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In this program we discussed evidence of the transition from a racist, nationalist attitude in Egypt circa 2300 BC to a diverse, multi-racial attitude circa perhaps 1700 BC.

We also discussed ancient Egyptian and Sumerian attitudes concerning life after death, the continuation of the spirit of Man, the underworld, Hades or the Netherworld, demons and other related topics, first from Egyptian myths, and then using the ancient Sumerian legend Inanna's Descent to the Nether World as the focal point for the discussion.

The Epistles of Paul - Romans Part 21, 09-12-2014: Tradition is not Misogyny

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The Epistles of Paul - Romans Part 21, 09-12-2014, Romans Chapter 16

I want to begin tonight with a discussion concerning Paul of Tarsus and accusations against him by anti-Christs and so-called “liberal theologians” that he was somehow a misogynist, or a woman-hater. Nothing is further from the truth, except that jews and all those who have accepted their conditioning do not understand the structure of a proper Christian society, which is a patriarchal society, and the reasons which necessitate such a society are indeed Christian. On the other hand, Christians must understand that the so-called liberation of women from the patriarchal society was a goal outlined in the perverse arguments of the Communist Manifesto. It was a jewish goal towards the destruction of God's creation from the very beginning, and it can be traced back to Genesis chapter 3.

The Epistles of Paul - Romans Part 20, 09-05-2014: Confirmation of the Promises of the Fathers

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The Epistles of Paul - Romans Part 20, 09-05-2014

In Romans chapter 14 we saw Paul discuss some of the various things that early Christians already disagreed upon in his time. But these particular disagreements were not limited to Roman Christians, and as we noted from 1 Corinthians chapters 8 and 10 they were also among Dorian Christians, and they were apart from the disputes over various aspects of the law which were often being thrust forth by the Judaizers, such as those which concerned circumcision which we see Paul write about in Galatians. From Paul's words in Romans chapter 14, as well as in others of his epistles such as Colossians and 1 Corinthians, it can be determined that early Christians were at odds concerning the keeping of Sabbaths and feasts and whether it was acceptable to eat food which had been sacrificed to idols. Resolving this dispute, in 1 Corinthians chapter 10 Paul expressed the opinion that one may indeed eat any food sold in the markets, so long as one did not worry about the source of the food. However if it was made known that the food had been sacrificed to an idol then it was better for one to abstain, for the benefit of one's Christian brethren. Paul's answer in Romans was not dissimilar but it was not as elaborate.

It must be kept in mind that these disagreements are not in respect to the moral laws of Yahweh. Rather, these disputes were only in respect to certain things in the law which were related to the regulation of community life handed down by Yahweh to the children of Israel. What was barred or permitted on the Sabbath, the Feasts and what deemed foods to be profane or sanctified were things related to the ritual laws and the Levitical priesthood done away with in Christ (Hebrews 7). The moral laws expressed in the commandments of Yahweh are not negotiable, and Paul upheld them wherever he felt it necessary to discuss them.