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    This article is a formal apology for publishing and distributing false doctrine.


    Statement of Honesty

    In the past we believed that William Branham was Elijah the Prophet in fulfillment of Malachi 4:5. We apologize to anyone we may have affected by publishing and distributing this false doctrine. We realize now that we minimized the power of Jesus' death on the cross to completely save the lost, and replaced it with faith in a gifted man. We also realize that we minimized the power of the Holy Spirit in our churches, our lives, and in the lives of others. Today, we acknowledge faith in Christ alone.


    I am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go in and out, and find pasture. ~ John 10:9


    Prophecy First Date Timing Status
    1 - Franklin Roosevelt Sept. 27, 1958 After the fact The prophecy was changed over time so that it appeared to have been fulfilled
    2 - Mussolini Invades Ethiopia Mar. 26, 1953 After the fact The prophecy was changed over time
    3 - Hitler and WWII Sept. 27, 1958 After the fact Details changed over time
    4 - Three Isms Mar. 26, 1953 After the fact Failed
    5a - Egg-shaped Cars Mar. 26, 1953 After the fact Failed
    5b - Driverless Cars Sept. 27, 1958 After the fact Unfulfilled
    6 - American Morality July 19, 1964 After the fact Failed
    7 - Cruel American Woman Leader May 1, 1955 Before the fact Ambiguous[1] - WMB claimed that it was fulfilled
    8 - America in Ashes December 4, 1960 Before the fact Unfulfilled



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    1. The “ambiguous” school of prophecy has as its foremost member in Nostradamus. Ambiguous prophecies are phrased in such a way as to allow a great breadth of potential fulfillments. In respect of William Branham's prophecies, his classic ambiguous prophecy relates to the "prophesied" birth of his son, Joseph.