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:''Now she has got her Adam to wearing her underneath clothes. A man put on them little old sissy-looking shorts , and get out here, I don't think there is much man to him. He is the biggest sissy I know of. See? See, she has got her perverted Adam to act like she, see, wearing her underneath clothes. She seen what she could do out yonder when she took off all of her clothes but her underneath ones. '''That's the shorts. Course, that's the woman's underneath clothes, and here her Adam is wearing them now...You don't even know whether you're a man or woman.''' And I understand that our United States Army is coming out next in shorts . That's right. See what the perversion is? It's a woman's clothes..."'' | :''Now she has got her Adam to wearing her underneath clothes. A man put on them little old sissy-looking shorts , and get out here, I don't think there is much man to him. He is the biggest sissy I know of. See? See, she has got her perverted Adam to act like she, see, wearing her underneath clothes. She seen what she could do out yonder when she took off all of her clothes but her underneath ones. '''That's the shorts. Course, that's the woman's underneath clothes, and here her Adam is wearing them now...You don't even know whether you're a man or woman.''' And I understand that our United States Army is coming out next in shorts . That's right. See what the perversion is? It's a woman's clothes..."'' | ||
==William Branham at the Theatre== | ==William Branham at the Theatre== | ||
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:''"She said, "Lets go to a movie." I said, "I don't go to movies." She said, "Well there's a dance down at the Odd Fellows Hall." I said, "I don't go to dances."'' (July 22, 1960, Sermon: Watchman, what of the night?) | :''"She said, "Lets go to a movie." I said, "I don't go to movies." She said, "Well there's a dance down at the Odd Fellows Hall." I said, "I don't go to dances."'' (July 22, 1960, Sermon: Watchman, what of the night?) | ||
[[Image:CadillacProphet.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:CadillacProphet.jpg|thumb|250px|William Branham accepts the keys to a free Cadillac in front of his free house. Learn more about [[William Branham and Money|William Branham's questionable finances.]] ]] | ||
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==Trimmed Hair & Short Skirts in the Branham Family== | ==Trimmed Hair & Short Skirts in the Branham Family== | ||
[[Image:Branham Girls.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:Branham Girls.jpg|thumb|250px|William and Meda Braham with their daughters, with their skirts above their knees and hair to their shoulders.]] | ||
William Branham preached against scandal skirts, skirts above the knees, and anything other than women wearing long skirts. He also preached against women trimming their hair, and considered it a sin worthy of divorce. But if you look at his family pictures, his daughters did everything he preached against. They wore short skirts and modeled their hair to try to fit into the modern fashion as much as possible. If this is the case, it means that the token was not applied in the Branham household. | William Branham preached against scandal skirts, skirts above the knees, and anything other than women wearing long skirts. He also preached against women trimming their hair, and considered it a sin worthy of divorce. But if you look at his family pictures, his daughters did everything he preached against. They wore short skirts and modeled their hair to try to fit into the modern fashion as much as possible. If this is the case, it means that the token was not applied in the Branham household. | ||