The Total of One's Ancestors Is Astronomical (1)
Everyone has two parents, four grand-parents, and eight great-grand-parents? In twenty generations the number of one's ancestors exceeds one million. By the 34th generation, each person has over 17 billion ancestors. If we arbitrarily assign 50 years for every generation* to take place, then just 1,700 years ago, each person has more ancestors than twice the number of people alive today. This in no way means there were over 17 billion people on the planet 1,700 years ago. It does mean at least 17 billion people have lived since 1,700 years ago. More importantly, it means each person alive today shares many of the same ancestors. The metaphor of the branching trunk and branching branches is the metaphor for the entirety of human ancestry. Though leaves and fruit are numerous and not directly attached to each other, they share common origins. As you move backwards from a leaf or a fruit and then another leaf and another fruit, you often end up on the same branch and always end up on the same trunk that has but one set of roots that came from one seed. Human history goes back millions of years into Africa. Nowhere else on the planet has human history been discovered to this depth of generations. (2) This is another way to know that humans have been African and black in color longer than they have been anything else; therefore, the bulk of everyone's ancestry is African and black in color. (3-4) Due to the unifying connective power of this understanding to overrule the defective within humans, it was necessary to create color confusion to sustain the illusion of a minority's profusion of grandeur. What we can also logically know from the same human history mentioned above is that the one seed that generated the human family tree is the same seed we all share. We all come from one Creator seed. There is but One.RE: Generation Matters
A generation is the number of years it takes for a creation to reproduce – generate another seed containing the genetics of all ancestors. The number of years in a generation varies for each person and for each child from the same parents. Another way to understand the number of years in a generation is by the age of the parent's when the child was born. To get even more detailed, each child has a maternal generation and a paternal generation. Finally, every creation created by the Creator is not a generation but actually a regeneration of the Creator - just as the tree is a regeneration of the seed. When we start from this understanding, we realize that we are all regenerations of our ancestors, not just of mom and dad. We are far more than the current lifetime identities we think we are. Just like seeds, we are the genetic continuations of many genetic combinations. As such, we are well-suited for the conditions into which we are born. (1) Portions quoted and paraphrased from Rogers, J. A. "Sex and Race Vol 1, Negro-Caucasian Mixing In All Ages and All Lands," https://archive.org/stream/sexAndRacevol.1/SexAndRaceVol.1_djvu.txt and https://archive.org/details/sexAndRacevol.1 to download in different formats.(2) “Prehistory” is a false notion and so is “recorded” history. All history has been recorded and written.
(3) As Professor Einstein says, "All modern people are the conglomeration of so many ethnic mixtures that no pure race remains. . . It is impossible for any individual to trace every drop of blood in his constitution...After we go back a few generations our ancestors increase so prodigiously that it is practically impossible to determine exactly the various elements which constitute our being." (From Rogers, J. A. "Sex and Race Vol 1, Negro-Caucasian Mixing In All Ages and All Lands," https://archive.org/stream/sexAndRacevol.1/SexAndRaceVol.1_djvu.txt, p. 13.)
(4) H. G. Wells goes even further. He says, "Everyone alive is, I am convinced, of mixed ancestry, but some of us are more white, some of us more Negro, some of us more Chinese." (Ibid.)
