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Noble at 20:59, 23 May 2023

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	== Inheritance ==		== Inheritance ==
	Despite being a bastard, the inheritance was passed on to Cain when Adam accepted him in the womb of Eve. When Adam accepted [[Eve]], he accepted Cain in her womb and Cain became his first-born heir. Similarly, when Joseph acceded to the instructions of the angel and accepted Mary, he accepted Christ in her womb as his first-born heir! A descendant of Cain is depicted in the Gospels as claiming the society as his own, which Christ does not rebuke, and a fact in which scripture agrees in places such as 1 John. <blockquote>Matthew 4:8 ''Again the False Accuser takes Him to an exceedingly high mountain and shows to Him all the kingdoms of the Society and their splendor 9 and he said to Him: “I shall give to You all these, if falling You would worship me.”''</blockquote>The world belongs to our enemies. When [[Adam (Patriarch)\|Adam]] accepted [[Eve]] in her sin, he also accepted [[Cain]]. Just as [[Joseph (Lawful Father of Christ)\|Joseph]] was told by the angel to accept the pregnant [[Mary]] and therefore Christ became his lawful heir, so it was also with Adam and Cain. The apostle wrote at 1 John 5:19 that “''We know that we are from of Yahweh and the whole Society lies in the power of the Evil One''.” Paul wrote of the “''god of this world''” at 2 Corinthians 4:4, and he was talking about this same thing. Christ stated, at John 12:31: “''Now judgment is of this Society; now the ruler of this Society shall be cast out!'' ”		Despite being a bastard, the inheritance was passed on to Cain when Adam accepted him in the womb of Eve. When Adam accepted [[Eve]], he accepted Cain in her womb and Cain became his first-born heir. Similarly, when Joseph acceded to the instructions of the angel and accepted Mary, he accepted Christ in her womb as his first-born heir! A descendant of Cain is depicted in the Gospels as claiming the society as his own, which Christ does not rebuke, and a fact in which scripture agrees in places such as 1 John. <blockquote>Matthew 4:8 ''Again the False Accuser takes Him to an exceedingly high mountain and shows to Him all the kingdoms of the Society and their splendor 9 and he said to Him: “I shall give to You all these, if falling You would worship me.”''</blockquote>At Luke chapter 4 Christ makes no contrary remark when the [[Devils\|devil]] claims that all of the kingdoms of the earth are under his control, and he would offer them to Christ if Christ would worship him. Christ merely responds that “''Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and him only shalt thou serve.''” Paul mentions the “prince of this world” at Ephesians 2:2. Christ also mentioned that same thing where he said “Hereafter I will not talk much with you: for the prince of this world cometh, and hath nothing in me”, at John 14:30. Therefore it is evident, that the “sons of the kingdom”, meaning those who are in control of that worldly kingdom, are not necessarily the children of Yahweh, and are more likely the [[Serpent Seed\|children of the devil]]. Here are two statements by Christ which fully support the interpretation of Matthew 8:11-12: John 12:31: “Now is the judgment of this world: now shall the prince of this world be cast out.” John 16:11: “Of judgment, because the prince of this world is judged.”

			It should be perfectly clear, the “prince of this world” who is being cast out in John 12, is the “sons of the kingdom” being cast out in Matthew 8. The phrase “prince of this world” is a collective epithet for those [[Jews\|Kenite bastards]] who have infiltrated and usurped every White nation in history until this very time. The passage of Matthew 8:11-12 should be cross-referenced to Revelation 2:9 and 3:9, which describe those who claim to be Judaeans, but are not, they are of the assembly of the adversary.”

			The world belongs to our enemies. When [[Adam (Patriarch)\|Adam]] accepted [[Eve]] in her sin, he also accepted [[Cain]]. Just as [[Joseph (Lawful Father of Christ)\|Joseph]] was told by the angel to accept the pregnant [[Mary]] and therefore Christ became his lawful heir, so it was also with Adam and Cain. The apostle wrote at 1 John 5:19 that “''We know that we are from of Yahweh and the whole Society lies in the power of the Evil One''.” Paul wrote of the “''god of this world''” at 2 Corinthians 4:4, and he was talking about this same thing. Christ stated, at John 12:31: “''Now judgment is of this Society; now the ruler of this Society shall be cast out!'' ”

	As soon as Christians accept and act upon the Words of Christ, the rulers of this society shall be cast out! Of course, Christ was speaking prophetically, for at John 14:30 He says “''No longer shall I discuss many things with you, for the ruler of Society comes, and he does not have anything in Me!''”, and at 16:11 “''Then concerning judgment, because the ruler of this Society has been judged.''”		As soon as Christians accept and act upon the Words of Christ, the rulers of this society shall be cast out! Of course, Christ was speaking prophetically, for at John 14:30 He says “''No longer shall I discuss many things with you, for the ruler of Society comes, and he does not have anything in Me!''”, and at 16:11 “''Then concerning judgment, because the ruler of this Society has been judged.''”

Noble at 19:57, 12 April 2023

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	== Inheritance ==		== Inheritance ==
	Despite being a bastard, the inheritance was passed on to Cain when Adam accepted him in the womb of Eve. When Adam accepted [[Eve]], he accepted Cain in her womb and Cain became his first-born heir. Similarly, when Joseph acceded to the instructions of the angel and accepted Mary, he accepted Christ in her womb as his first-born heir! A descendant of Cain is depicted in the Gospels as claiming the society as his own, which Christ does not rebuke, and a fact in which scripture agrees in places such as 1 John.		Despite being a bastard, the inheritance was passed on to Cain when Adam accepted him in the womb of Eve. When Adam accepted [[Eve]], he accepted Cain in her womb and Cain became his first-born heir. Similarly, when Joseph acceded to the instructions of the angel and accepted Mary, he accepted Christ in her womb as his first-born heir! A descendant of Cain is depicted in the Gospels as claiming the society as his own, which Christ does not rebuke, and a fact in which scripture agrees in places such as 1 John. <blockquote>Matthew 4:8 ''Again the False Accuser takes Him to an exceedingly high mountain and shows to Him all the kingdoms of the Society and their splendor 9 and he said to Him: “I shall give to You all these, if falling You would worship me.”''</blockquote>The world belongs to our enemies. When [[Adam (Patriarch)\|Adam]] accepted [[Eve]] in her sin, he also accepted [[Cain]]. Just as [[Joseph (Lawful Father of Christ)\|Joseph]] was told by the angel to accept the pregnant [[Mary]] and therefore Christ became his lawful heir, so it was also with Adam and Cain. The apostle wrote at 1 John 5:19 that “''We know that we are from of Yahweh and the whole Society lies in the power of the Evil One''.” Paul wrote of the “''god of this world''” at 2 Corinthians 4:4, and he was talking about this same thing. Christ stated, at John 12:31: “''Now judgment is of this Society; now the ruler of this Society shall be cast out!'' ”

	The ~~birth~~ of Christ ~~undid~~ the ~~works~~ of ~~Cain~~ and his descendants.		As soon as Christians accept and act upon the Words of Christ, the rulers of this society shall be cast out! Of course, Christ was speaking prophetically, for at John 14:30 He says “''No longer shall I discuss many things with you, for the ruler of Society comes, and he does not have anything in Me!''”, and at 16:11 “''Then concerning judgment, because the ruler of this Society has been judged.''”

			The death of Christ on the cross nullified death among the descendants of Adam and therefore the work of the false accuser was undone. It is described prophetically that all those not written in the [[Book of Life]] (representing Adam and his descendants) will be thrown in the [[Lake of Fire]], and this will be the time that all of Cain's offspring and any other bastard entities in the world will be permanently cast out.

	== Yahweh's Challenge ==		== Yahweh's Challenge ==

Noble at 19:01, 23 February 2023

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	The birth of Christ undid the works of Cain and his descendants.		The birth of Christ undid the works of Cain and his descendants.

			== Yahweh's Challenge ==

			=== Parallel with John the Baptist's Challenge to the Pharisees and Sadducees ===
			<blockquote>Matthew 3:7 "But seeing many of the Pharisees and the Sadducees coming to the immersion he said to them: “Race of vipers! Who warned you to flee from the coming wrath? 8 Indeed you should make fruit worthy of repentance 9 and do not think to say among yourselves: ‘We have Abraham for a father’. For I say to you that Yahweh is able to raise up children for Abraham from these stones! 10 But already the axe is laid to the root of the trees: surely any tree not producing good fruit is cut down and cast into the fire!"</blockquote>Yahweh could indeed raise up children to Abraham from stones – but that would not make them heirs, the seed of Jacob. Likewise, the [[Edomites]] among the Pharisees and [[Sadducees]] claimed to be the seed of Abraham and they were, through Esau, but Esau lost his inheritance for good.<blockquote>Hebrews 12: “16 Lest there be any fornicator, or profane person, as Esau, who for one morsel of meat sold his birthright. 17 For ye know how that afterward, when he would have inherited the blessing, he was rejected: for he found no place of repentance, though he sought it carefully with tears.”</blockquote>The Pharisees and Sadducees came to the baptism, but they did not necessarily come to be baptized. Here John challenged the Pharisees and the [[Sadducees]] to do good, just as Yahweh challenged [[Cain]] to do good at Genesis 4:7: “If thou doest well, shalt thou not be accepted?”, although He knew that Cain could not ever do well.

			The “axe is laid to the root of the [[Trees (Biblical Symbolism)\|trees]]”: Salvation is race-based. The only race with the favor of Yahweh are the children of Israel. For the children of Edom and all of the other non-Israelite bastards, their fate has already been decided: and of each of them it is the entire tree which shall be cut down. This is not merely a pruning of the branches, but an elimination of the trees! If your family tree is not found written into the [[Book of Life]] from the founding of Society – if you are not one of the creation of Adam – then you have no part in the Kingdom of heaven.

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== Inheritance ==
Despite being a bastard, the inheritance was passed on to Cain when Adam accepted him in the womb of Eve. When Adam accepted [[Eve]], he accepted Cain in her womb and Cain became his first-born heir. Similarly, when Joseph acceded to the instructions of the angel and accepted Mary, he accepted Christ in her womb as his first-born heir! A descendant of Cain is depicted in the Gospels as claiming the society as his own, which Christ does not rebuke, and a fact in which scripture agrees in places such as 1 John.

The birth of Christ undid the works of Cain and his descendants.