Presents
Pamphlet #1082
"The Kenites"
Have you ever wondered why it is
that Cain is not listed in Adam's genealogy in chapter five of Genesis?
The answer is real simple if you
have eyes to see the "hidden things" Christ revealed in the Parable of
Tares.
You "see", it was the plan of God for this flesh age
that the promised "Seed", Jesus Christ,
would come forth through Adam and his wife Eve.
Of course Satan knew that was the plan and so he cunningly
entered in
and tried to destroy the woman through whom Messiah would
be brought forth
by planting his own seed (sperma), the result
of which produced the "tares" beginning with Kayin (Cain).
Remember, it is written that you
must understand the Parable of the Sower
in which Christ reveals things
hidden even from the "foundation of the world",
else you will not be able to understand
any of His parables.
And it is through the Parable of
the Tares that we know
that Cain was not of Adam's seed
but rather of the seed of the wicked one
which is precisely why Cain has
his own "seed line" listed in chapter four of Genesis
while Adam's "seed line" is listed
in chapter five beginning with Seth.
In fact, the name "Seth" means appointed
or substituted
for God raised him up in Abel's stead
because Cain murdered Abel, his
half-brother who was Adam's first son!
Furthermore, when you examine
and compare the two separate genealogies
you will discover that the names
are very similar just as the "tares" look and appear like "wheat" to most
Christians
who do not have eyes to see
nor ears to hear the simplicity of the Parable of the Sower.
Cain's Lineage (Kenites) Adam's Lineage (Adamites)
(Genesis 4) (Genesis 5)
Enoch Enos
Irad Jared
Mehujael Mahalaleel
Methusael Methuselah
Then too, from the garden of Eden
throughout the Old Testament
and into the New we can read example
after example
where Satan tried to destroy the
seedline through which Jesus Christ would be born.
Even as soon as Genesis chapter
six we see Satan's evil ploy
where he sent his fallen angels
(Nephilim) to intermarry with the daughters of Adam
to destroy the chances of the "Seed"
being born.
That union between the angelic "sons
of God" and the flesh "daughters of Adam" produced giants
and it came to the point where
only eight descendants of Adam
were left in the land to carry
on the seedline through which Messiah would come.
Those "eight" were Noah and his
family who remained "pure blooded"
because they had not intermixed
with the fallen angels.
(See appendixes 25 & 26 in the "Companion Bible",
Kregel Publishing.)