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On December 18, 1965, William Branham and his family (all except his daughter, Rebekah) were returning to Jeffersonville, Indiana from Tucson, Arizona for the Christmas holidays. | On December 18, 1965, William Branham and his family (all except his daughter, Rebekah) were returning to Jeffersonville, Indiana from Tucson, Arizona for the Christmas holidays. | ||
About three miles east of Friona, Texas, just after dark, a car traveling west struck Branham's car head-on. The driver of the other car died at the scene | About three miles east of Friona, Texas, just after dark, a car traveling west struck Branham's car head-on. The driver of the other car died at the scene and the other three passengers were severely injured. Branham's wife was seriously injured and their daughter, Sarah, who was laying in the back seat, was also injured. Branham's left arm was mangled and caught in the driver-side door, and his left leg was wrapped around the steering wheel. After about 45 minutes, Branham was pulled from his car and transported to the hospital at Friona, and then later transported to the hospital at Amarillo, Texas. He lived for six days after the crash, dying on December 24, 1965 at 5:49 PM. His body was returned to Jeffersonville, Indiana for burial and was finally buried on April 11, 1966, Easter Monday. | ||
=Did William Branham prophesy his own death?= | =Did William Branham prophesy his own death?= | ||