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We have proved that William Branham borrowed some of his teaching of the Seven Seals from Charles Taze Russell. It is interesting to note that Russell also used the phrase "the message of the hour": | We have proved that William Branham borrowed some of his teaching of the Seven Seals from Charles Taze Russell. It is interesting to note that Russell also used the phrase "the message of the hour": | ||
:''[Revelation] 3:4. BUT thou hast a few names [even] in Sardis which have not defiled their garments. — But have given due heed to the | :''[Revelation] 3:4. BUT thou hast a few names [even] in Sardis which have not defiled their garments. — But have given due heed to '''the Message of the hour''', the Ransom.<ref>Russell, Charles Taze, ''The Finished Mystery'', Edited by C. J. Woodworth and George H. Fisher, Peoples Pulpit Association, Brooklyn, N. Y., U. S. A., 1917</ref> | ||
Message of the hour, the Ransom.<ref>Russell, Charles Taze, ''The Finished Mystery'', Edited by C. J. Woodworth and George H. Fisher, Peoples Pulpit Association, Brooklyn, N. Y., U. S. A., 1917</ref> | |||
=What does 1 John 1:7 mean?= | =What does 1 John 1:7 mean?= | ||