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One caller to this program asked about the trees in the garden of Eden, found in Genesis chapter 2 verses 15 and 16. I was a little reluctant to get into another entire explanation of the chapter, or my opinion of it. I would only recommend he listen, or see the published notes, to Pragmatic Genesis, Part 3 where I explain my position on this chapter fully.

Pastors Elmore and Downey share the pulpit at the Fellowship of God's Covenant People.

Most of the callers were trolls, but I did not have much patience for trolls this evening. As for the ideas expressed here, we will continue to elaborate upon them in future programs.

In part, this podcast sought to answer some of the issues raised in a Christogenea Forum thread entitled Christian Order.

In the opening chapters of the Revelation of Yahshua Christ there are messages to seven Christian assemblies. Most of the messages contain certain criticisms, and they all contain some encouragement. Yet there is an important message in the very names of those assemblies which most readers have not grasped. We will not go through all seven of these messages, but we will state that two of the assemblies were not criticized. These are the assemblies of Smyrna and Philadelphia.

The word Smyrna means anointing. While Yahshua Christ is the Anointed One, all Christian Israelites are indeed anointed in the sense that they are the chosen people of Yahweh. The apostle John references this anointing in his epistles. Of the assembly at Smyrna it was said “10 Do not fear the things which you are going to suffer. Behold, the False Accuser is going to cast some from among you into prison, that you may be tried, and you shall have tribulation for ten days. You must be faithful until death, and I shall give to you the prize of life.” So we see that Yahweh's people, as it often says in the Old Testament, were to undergo continual trials. But they would prevail on account of their faith.

Brother Ryan joins William Finck in a discussion of the importance of having a clear message concerning race in Christian Identity.

See Ryan's website at brotherryan.com

Papers cited from BERTRAND COMPARET:

Israel in the Book of Revelation, Gathering the Tares

Papers cited from WESLEY SWIFT:

Seed Of The Dragon, Gathering Of The Tares, Children of the Stranger, Men Or Beasts, Mission Of God, God's Prophecy Against Magog

This is just over 18 minutes from Eli James' June 20th, 2014 podcast posted on Talkshoe. Eli spends nearly 20 minutes speaking about "Bill Finck's hybrid son", struggles to paste the link to some photo into his chat room, and then repeats the lies of others concerning a boy whose name he admits that he does not even know.

Other false accusations whch Eli makes about Finck here are that Finck makes videos depicting James as a fat rabbi, a claim which is ridiculous because Finck does not make videos at all (except for the one slideshow posted at TruTube.tv), and that Finck sends out fake emails in the names of others, another claim which is absolutely false.

In truth, William Finck never had a non-white wife, and William Finck never had any race-mixed children. If this does not establish Eli James as a liar and a fraud, then the entire world is blinded by the devil!

This program is an answer to all of the universalist ideas penetrating Christian Identity which are reflected in a post on the Christogenea Forum: Rationalizing the Bastards

Some notes on the word qahal: Bible 101, Some Examples of the Use of the Word Qahal 

After 98 downloads we replaced this recording with one of slightly better quality. The only difference is the background music we had at the program introduction is audible, whereas it never comes over well through Talkshoe.

Proving what was said in this podcast concerning DNA and the apostle Luke:

From http://isogg.org/famousdna.htm

 

Luke the Evangelist - aka St. Luke

A doctor, but better known as the biblical author of the 'Gospel According to Luke', Luke the Evangelist was believed to have been born in Antioch, in the Roman province of Syria. Historical sources cite that he died at the age of 84 in Thebes (Greece) around the year 150 A.D. His body was interred first in Constantinople, and then later transferred to Padua, Italy. Geneticists have tested the remains believed to be those of Luke, and sampled Syrian and Greek populations for comparison. They've determined that the body attributed as Luke's, is likely of Syrian origin.

Admittedly, they claim to have compared MODERN DNA from Syria and Greece to DNA believed to be from the body of Luke, and then they claim that Luke's DNA matches the DNA of modern Syrians. They make these claims based upon some very thin evidence presented in a PDF file on this page: http://www.pnas.org/content/98/23/13460.full.pdf+html

All of this was documented a couple of years ago in an article entitled Eli Antoinette at John844.org.

Playable version repaired - 9:15 AM Eastern time Sunday

Pastor Downey's website is Kinsman Redeemer

Our criticism of the so-called "Lost Chapter of Acts", or "Acts 29", as it is often called, is far from complete. This is an extemporaneous discussion, which became necessary because of the inconveniences we faced while travelling this week. We may offer a more complete examination and refuttal of this fraudulent piece of literature in the near future. In the meantime, here is a page that contains the material which we were addressing: http://israelect.com/ChildrenOfYahweh/Campbell/lost_chapter.htm

Likewise, after the first hour or so of the program, we did not think that we would get to address the idea of pre-existence of the spirit in this program, since the other topics which we discussed had taken longer than anticipated. However we did get a chance to address that idea in brief, thanks to the efforts of Tom in Idaho, who called in and compelled us to address the issue. We thank Tom for his edifying participation, and we thank the other callers as well.

Are beasts beasts, or do they later somehow become men? Are the words of the King of Assyria a source for doctrine from God? Eli treats them that way! Are beasts saved because of what the King of Assyria says? Eli James is here making a Gospel to the beasts!!!

Greg Howard tries to get it right, but Eli later twists what he says. Eli James also gives credit to William Finck for creating a video that someone else had made.

This is one of several segments addressed in the presentation The Universalism of Eli James