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=Did William Branham prophesy his own death?= | =Did William Branham prophesy his own death?= | ||
Did William Branham predict his own death? Did William Branham die because he was no longer preaching the truth? | Did William Branham predict his own death? Did William Branham die because he was no longer preaching the truth? | ||
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=Was the driver of the other car drunk?= | =Was the driver of the other car drunk?= | ||
[[File:Santiage Luis Ramos - Grave Stone.jpg|thumb|250px|left|The driver of the other car]] | |||
[[File:Santiago Luis Ramos - Certificate of Death.JPG|thumb|250px|right|The driver of the other car]] | [[File:Santiago Luis Ramos - Certificate of Death.JPG|thumb|250px|right|The driver of the other car]] | ||
While many in the message have repeated the story that William Branham was killed by a drunk driver, there is no proof that this was the case. The driver of the other car may have fallen asleep or perhaps Willliam Branham was distracted and drove into the other lane. This latter possibility is suggested by William Branham's daughter, Sarah, who was in the car at the time. In an [[Sarah Branham|open letter which she wrote in July 1989]], she stated: | While many in the message have repeated the story that William Branham was killed by a drunk driver, there is no proof that this was the case. The driver of the other car may have fallen asleep or perhaps Willliam Branham was distracted and drove into the other lane. This latter possibility is suggested by William Branham's daughter, Sarah, who was in the car at the time. In an [[Sarah Branham|open letter which she wrote in July 1989]], she stated: | ||