11,143
edits
Franklin D. Roosevelt: Difference between revisions
→Japan's attack on Pearl Harbour
(New page: __NOTOC__ {| style="width:800px" William Branham told about a series of eight prophetic visions he experienced in June 1933. In the first vision, Franklin D. Roosevelt picks on the German...) |
|||
| Line 14: | Line 14: | ||
===Japan's attack on Pearl Harbour=== | ===Japan's attack on Pearl Harbour=== | ||
The USA did not lead the world into WWII, as William Branham prophecied. In fact, the United States stayed out of the conflict until 1941 when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. It is not clear how William Branham omitted this fact, as he preached about Pearl Harbour a number of times, condemning the soldiers for their revelry. | The USA did not lead the world into WWII, as William Branham prophecied. In fact, the United States stayed out of the conflict until 1941 when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. It is not clear how William Branham omitted this fact, as he preached about Pearl Harbour a number of times, condemning the soldiers for their revelry. | ||
There are some that say, "Oh but FDR wanted to go to war with the Germans. He knew that the Pearl Harbor attack was coming and wanted it to happen, so that the US could go to war." The problem with this reasoning is that the US '''did not enter the war until after the attack on Pearl Harbor.''' Even if it was true (which only a few historians believe), the fact is that William Branham prophecied that the US would lead the world into World War 2, something that clearly did not happen. | |||
===William Branham didn't like FDR=== | ===William Branham didn't like FDR=== | ||