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But just how bad was he went it came to exaggerating things? | But just how bad was he went it came to exaggerating things? | ||
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=Examples of William Branham's <strike>exaggerations</strike> lies= | |||
The following are some examples of William Branham's wild exaggerations: | |||
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Notice that on every telling, the number became larger. In the short space of less than 4 years, the numbers change from 150 to 500 (333% increase). Is that the formula that should be used to correct all his numbers?<ref>This example of William Branham's exaggerations was provided by [[Research Sources for William Branham and His Message#Books|Peter M. Duyzer, author of the book, Legend of the Fall]]</ref> | Notice that on every telling, the number became larger. In the short space of less than 4 years, the numbers change from 150 to 500 (333% increase). Is that the formula that should be used to correct all his numbers?<ref>This example of William Branham's exaggerations was provided by [[Research Sources for William Branham and His Message#Books|Peter M. Duyzer, author of the book, Legend of the Fall]]</ref> | ||
=1933 on the Ohio River= | ==1933 on the Ohio River== | ||
In 1933, William Branham tells of how he baptized a number of converts in the Ohio River after he had held a tent meeting. The Jeffersonville Evening News, June 2, 1933 states that, “Fourteen people were converted in a tent meeting conducted at Eighth and Pratt Streets by the Rev. William Branham.” Remember, William Branham stated that when he was at Mishawaka in September of 1934, he signed his name as “Baptist” as well as “Evangelist.” He said he had no church (building) but he went around holding tent meetings (mostly Pentecostal churches.) | In 1933, William Branham tells of how he baptized a number of converts in the Ohio River after he had held a tent meeting. The Jeffersonville Evening News, June 2, 1933 states that, “Fourteen people were converted in a tent meeting conducted at Eighth and Pratt Streets by the Rev. William Branham.” Remember, William Branham stated that when he was at Mishawaka in September of 1934, he signed his name as “Baptist” as well as “Evangelist.” He said he had no church (building) but he went around holding tent meetings (mostly Pentecostal churches.) | ||