All of Israel saved...What about the Adamic?

[fistofyahweh]

Just got done listening to the open forum call for 4/25/11.

So what happens to the rest of the Adamic race that exists outside of Israel. Are they not to be saved? We all know about Noah's 3 sons and that Shem is where the line of Israel came from, but what about Japethe and Ham? Did all peoples from Ham and Japathe resort to race mixing with the Cananites or Raphahim? I realize that some did mix with Israelites, but suppose many migrated around the world and didn't ever mix...

I'm not sure if Bill or others believe in the global flood theory or not, but let's hypothesize that it was a regional flood and it only wiped out a certain region. Well suppose there were other Adamic peoples that migrated far outside that region before the flood ever happened and even possibly migrated to the ancient lands that became the Americas. They still are from Adam right?? and they have the same spirit of Yahweh in them right? They're sons of Yahweh right? But they aren't included in the covenants....What happens to them..

Unless you can trace your own heritage back to any of the 12 tribes or 13 if you want to exclude Joseph and substitute his sons Manasseh and Ephraim, who's to really know who is from Israel and who's just an Adamite??

I'm rambling... . Just had this thought that there had to be millions of Adamic people before the flood happened... A small branch became Hebrews and even a smaller branch became Israelites... and since all of Israel will be saved, what happens to the rest of the Adamic white race?

[Eveleen]

I think that all the Adam's descendents will be saved, because they are white and they have the spirit of Yahweh. Noah, Enoh, Adam, Eve...etc they were not Israelites, but that does not mean that they would not be saved. It would not be right to save all Israelites and leave their Adamic brothers behind. If Yahweh will save all Israelites, why would not He save all the Adamic race? I think that Bill will answer you better.

[wmfinck]

I have often explained that the first promise of eternal life was found in Genesis 3:22, "And the Lord God said, Behold, the man is become as one of us, to know good and evil: and now, lest he put forth his hand, and take also of the tree of life, and eat, and live for ever". This idea is also expressed again in Genesis 12:3, where it is promised that all of the Adamic families shall be blessed in Abraham's seed. Did Christ not go to preach to the "spirits in prison" who had sinned in the days of Noah, as Peter explained it in his epistle? So there are three witnesses, because none of them were Israelites. While salvation for the entire Adamic race is inevitable, this is secondary to what is happening in the world today.