Special Notices to All Who Deny Two-Seedline, Part 2
Special Notices to All Who Deny Two-Seedline, Part 2
Here we are going to continue with our presentation of Clifton Emahiser's series of special notices challenging all of those who deny what we often refer to as Two-Seedline. For my part, I would often rather call it two-treeline, as the Bible begins with a story of two trees and we may quite confidently assert that those trees must represent races of people: the Tree of Life, and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. In the end, there is only one tree left standing, and all of the goat nations are thrown into the Lake of Fire. Anyone who looks at these things objectively must understand that the account of the end clarifies the purposeful obscurity of the account of the beginning, as Yahshua Christ had come to “utter things which have been kept secret from the foundation of the world. ”
For the short term, we plan to continue this presentation next week, when we will present part 3 of Clifton's series. Then over the months or years to come we will continue to present Clifton's 24-part series until we see it through to completion, if Yahweh God affords us the opportunity. Doing this, we believe it will be a useful presentation explaining the many fundamentals of our two-seedline understanding of Scripture, which we believe is the only true understanding, and we hope it will give us the opportunity to help to clarify as well as to augment Clifton's important work.
As Clifton had adeptly pointed out in part one of this series, the wheat were planted in the garden by Yahweh at the beginning, and that wheat represents the race of Adam. The devil came in rather immediately and planted tares among the wheat. In another place Yahshua Christ, in Revelation chapter 12, identified that that devil, the old serpent, with the fallen angels which therefore must have been here on earth as Yahweh created the Adamic man. Therefore while the serpent was representative of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, the tree itself must represent that entire cast of fallen angels and whatever corruptions they may have introduced ever since their fall. It is for that reason that we believe all of the world's non-Adamic races, the goat nations of the parable of Christ, have the same exact fate as “the devil and his angels” in Matthew chapter 25. Yahweh never took credit for the creation of the goat nations in Genesis or in any later Scripture. All of those who deny these Scriptural basics purposely cloud the issues and seek to obscure the battle-lines in this great war which our race has been confronted with ever since the events described in Genesis chapters 3 and 6 took place.

























