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:''Eve did partake of that which was forbidden, and gave unto her husband, and he did eat; (which was Adam — he representing her spiritual husband, being immortal;) but by this act fell, and received the blood with the tares, which she had re ceived from Gadrel in this act of adultery and fornication... (p.308)<ref>Purnell, Benjamin F. and Mary S., "The Star of Bethlehem", Benton Harbor, MI, 1910</ref> | :''Eve did partake of that which was forbidden, and gave unto her husband, and he did eat; (which was Adam — he representing her spiritual husband, being immortal;) but by this act fell, and received the blood with the tares, which she had re ceived from Gadrel in this act of adultery and fornication... (p.308)<ref>Purnell, Benjamin F. and Mary S., "The Star of Bethlehem", Benton Harbor, MI, 1910</ref> | ||
We know | We know by William Branham's own admission that he preached at The House of David. is this where he got his doctrine of the Serpent's Seed? | ||
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