Biwiring and impedance


I know that wiring two speakers in parallel to one set of speaker outputs halves the impedance the amp sees. Correct?
So does biwiring a speaker have the same effect on the amp?
In other words, if I biwire my 8 ohm (nominal) speakers, will the amp "see" 4 ohms?
Thanks.
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More specifically, how would this work out?

My amp has two sets of switchable speaker terminals, "Spkr A" and "Spkr B".

If I single bi-wire, I'd have a single pair of bananas connected to the amp's Spkr A terminals, but which would diverge into separate speaker leads to go to the woofer and tweeter inputs of the speakers.

If I double bi-wire, I could connect one set of spkr cables from the Spkr A terminals to the woofers, and run a second set from the Spkr B terminals to the tweeters.

The Spkr A and Spkr B terminals are wired in parallel. If I were to connect 8-ohm loads to both pairs of spkr terminals, the amp would see 4 ohms.

So in this case, wouldn't my amp see a different load with double bi-wiring than with single bi-wiring?