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[[File:By 1977.jpg|right|325px|thumb|A Message Tract printed before 19777, the year William Branham's followers thought the world would end.]] | [[File:By 1977.jpg|right|325px|thumb|A Message Tract printed before 19777, the year William Branham's followers thought the world would end.]] | ||
[[ William Branham]] believed that the world would end in 1977. | [[ William Branham]] believed that the world would end in 1977. | ||
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''Listen, if the Roman calendar is right, we got -six... '''we got thirty-six years left'''. Every two thousand years, the world meets her end. First two thousand years, destroyed by water; second two thousand years, Christ come. This is 1964 coming up; thirty-six years. Now, the Egyptian astronomy calendar says we're seventeen years out, "it's seventeen years advanced from that," '''that would leave nineteen years left'''.<ref>THERE.IS.A.MAN.HERE.THAT.CAN.TURN.ON.THE.LIGHT_ JEFF.IN V-6 N-1 SUNDAY_ 63-1229M</ref> | ''Listen, if the Roman calendar is right, we got -six... '''we got thirty-six years left'''. Every two thousand years, the world meets her end. First two thousand years, destroyed by water; second two thousand years, Christ come. This is 1964 coming up; thirty-six years. Now, the Egyptian astronomy calendar says we're seventeen years out, "it's seventeen years advanced from that," '''that would leave nineteen years left'''.<ref>THERE.IS.A.MAN.HERE.THAT.CAN.TURN.ON.THE.LIGHT_ JEFF.IN V-6 N-1 SUNDAY_ 63-1229M</ref> | ||
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