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A response to Tim Pruitt's Defense of William Branham (view source)
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Tim Pruitt completely ignores the importance of this failed prophecy with one sentence: | Tim Pruitt completely ignores the importance of this failed prophecy with one sentence: | ||
:''Can you imagine discounting any man’s ministry over a story of a bridge as remembered by 5 or 6 year old? | :''Can you imagine discounting any man’s ministry over a story of a bridge as remembered by 5 or 6 year old? | ||
The problem is not that William Branham's recollection of his "prophecy" might have been flawed. The problem is that he lied about its fulfillment. William Branham stated it was fulfilled when [[The Municipal Bridge Vision|there is clear evidence that is was not]]. That is the issue that Tim Pruitt refuses to address. | |||
=The Cloud fiasco discounted in a single paragraph= | =The Cloud fiasco discounted in a single paragraph= | ||