John and Charles trace the historical origins of serpent seed theology by examining the influence of British Israelism and Christian Identity within early Pentecostal networks. The discussion focuses on Wesley Swift, his teachings, and his documented connections to Angelus Temple, a major Pentecostal hub that also played a key role in William Branham’s rise to prominence.
By following primary-source research, denominational ties, and documented associations, the episode shows how serpent seed theology did not originate in isolation but emerged from a broader ideological stream that later produced openly racist movements such as Christian Identity and the Aryan Nations. The goal is historical clarity—understanding where these doctrines came from, how they spread, and why their legacy matters today.
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