CHAPTER 16: THE RIGHTEOUS LINE OF FOLLOWERS

CHAPTER 16: THE RIGHTEOUS LINE OF FOLLOWERS

The Doctrine of the OTW involves another doctrine, the Doctrine of the Righteous Line of Followers.

The doctrine of saints teaches that righteous saints, faithful to God down through the centuries to our day, have a continuing line. Starting with Righteous Abel as the progenitor and father of this righteous line. This line continues down through Noah, Moses, all the Prophets, John the Baptist, the Apostles and the Early Reign Church and currently our Body of Christ.

Within the Jewish/Gentile Kingdom of God, the righteous line will continue through the 1000 year millennium reign after the Body of Christ.   

In conjunction with the Doctrine of the OTW, the Doctrine of the Righteous Line is taught as the elect predestinated righteous line who knew about Jesus as the Messiah and about a pre-resurrection. They are taught that this knowledge qualified them as "up to the minute" believers, which meant that God treated them as perfect overcomers.

Based on the doctrines of the OTW and the Righteous Line, Abel taught a message about Jesus which was transmitted on to Jacob. Abel’s message was then strengthened by Jacob's personal vision. Jacob passed this combined knowledge by word of mouth to Moses, which was then strengthened by Moses' own supposed personal knowledge of Jesus. Moses passed this revelational burden of knowledge onto the OTW and the Righteous line.

The two doctrines incorrectly teach that this phenomenal knowledge was kept secret, told only to those who were worthy, being the Righteous Line of believers.

This doctrine was not passed on to every follower of God, because every follower was not as perfect as the Righteous Line.

This is not the correct way to teach the Righteous Line of Followers. This is because they were not perfect, nor was there any knowledge of Jesus being the Messiah in this group before the coming of Jesus and the Holy Ghost.

There was and is a Righteous line of Followers but they are such because of their Faith and Trust in the Promises of God and not in their completed or degree of Salvation…and they are not predestined to be so.