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 Benjamin Franklin Purnell of the House of David,(Anglo-Israelites)of Benton Harbor, MI,believed he was the 7th Messenger. WMB used to visit there and on his way back he stopped in Mishawaka. We all know the story. What I suspected, but didn't know until today, is that they taught Serpent's Seed and perhaps believed in "Spoken Word" children.
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Benjamin F. Purnell believed that, “What’s wrong with intercourse isn’t bodily union per se but “carnality” and “lust” and the kin appropriate creation of children. Th ePurnells believed that original sin came with Eve’s seduction by the Serpent, which led to premature intercourse with Adam, which resulted, in turn, in children being born naturally when God intended a different spiritual method (Purnell 2: 139).

Benjamin Franklin Purnell of the House of David,(Anglo-Israelites)of Benton Harbor, MI,believed he was the 7th Messenger. WMB used to visit there and on his way back he stopped in Mishawaka. We all know the story. What I suspected, but didn't know until today, is that they taught Serpent's Seed and perhaps believed in "Spoken Word" children.

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