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John Collins and John McKinnon explore the early origins of the Two-Seed Doctrine of Christian Identity and how it spread to lay the foundation for the Latter Rain Movement and, eventually the New Apostolic Reformation
We Discuss:
* Adam Clarke
* Edward Hine
* Henry Ford
* William J. Cameron
* Daniel Parker
* Herbert Armstrong
* Wesley Swift
* Gerald L. K. Smith
* William Branham
* Paris, Texas Racial conflict
* Roy E. Davis in Paris, Texas
* Branham's Parents in Paris ,Texas
* John and Joel Osteen
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