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Parker, Daniel, 1781-1844 ; Pound, Ronald E.
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Views on the two seeds $c / by Daniel Parker.

[S.n.] : particularbaptistlibrary.org, 2004.

67 p. ; 28 cm.

Consists of computer printout of Parker's work, Views on the Two Seeds, originally published in 1826. This includes A Supplement or Explanation of My Views on the Two Seeds, also referred to as Part II. This was also published in 1826.

This version was published via website in 2004. It includes Parker's text along with an introduction and notes by Ronald E. Pound.

Daniel Parker was a primitive Baptist who became known for his views on an anti-missionary stance and on his teaching concerning the two seeds of Satan and of God. These views were very controversial among Baptists, but gained a degree of support among certain primitive Baptists. Parker would lead in the formation of the Two-Seed-in-the-Spirit Predestinarian Baptist group in Texas.

Parker is of interest in the study of Pentecostalism because certain Pentecostals became proponents of similar two-seed doctrines. This includes William Branham. Benjamin Hardin Irwin, founder of the Fire-Baptized Holiness Church, was later a proponent of the two-seed doctrine, although it is not clear that he supported such teachings while he was with the early Pentecostal body. Some Pentecostals who espouse British Israelism also adhere to a two-seed doctrine.

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