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    With respect to John the Baptist, William Branham taught (he actually said that this came directly from the Bible) that:

    1. John was dead in his mother's womb.
    2. The baby had not moved for 6 months.
    3. John was baptized with the Holy Spirit in his mother's womb at 6 months gestation.

    WMB said that John the Baptist was filled with the Holy Ghost in his mother's womb. The Bible says : "And when Elizabeth heard the greeting of Mary, the baby leaped in her womb. And ELIZABETH was filled with the Holy Spirit and she exclaimed with a loud cry, Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb!" It doesn't John received it--it says Elizabeth did! Also, it doesn't say the baby was dead inside her until that moment, it just said he leaped for joy.

    Quotes of William Branham

    And Mary said, "The Angel Gabriel met me and told me that I was going to bring forth a Son also. And I was to call His Name Jesus." Well, just the time that she spoke Jesus, little John begin to leap and jump in his mother's womb. Brother, the first time the Name of Jesus Christ was ever spoke, it brought life to a dead baby. What ought it to bring to a Holy Ghost Church when the Name of Jesus…?… power of sickness and sin. Hallelujah! Yes, it's… That Name, Jesus Christ, when it was spoke first by a mortals lips, it brought life to a baby that was dead in his mother's womb. The Bible said, he received the Holy Ghost, and was borned from his mother's womb full of the Holy Ghost. Hallelujah! Oh, my. What's the matter with Christians? Wishy-washy, half jellyfish. Get a backbone in you and stand up for God and what's right. And today, stand for what the Bible says, and believe it with all your heart. 50 Little John begin to leap in his mother's womb for joy, and the Holy Spirit came upon Elisabeth. She said, "Whence cometh the mother of my Lord? For as soon as your salutation came into my ears, my baby leaped in the womb for joy."[1]


    And the Bible said that John received the baptism of the Holy Ghost, or received the Holy Ghost in his mother's womb, and was born full of the Holy Ghost.[2]


    And as soon as she said, "Jesus," little John begin to shout and jump, jump up-and-down, hard as he could go, up-and-down. Oh, my. And the Holy Ghost come up on Elisabeth; and John, the Bible said, he was filled with the Holy Ghost in his mother's womb. Oh, my, yes. God keeps His Word. And listen, if the first time that the Name of Jesus was ever spoke through human lips, made a dead baby come to life and jump for joy in his mother's womb, what ought it do for a church that claims to be borned again of the Spirit?[3]


    John the Baptizer was a great man. You know his birth, and how he received the Holy Ghost before he was born, in his mother's womb. While, Mary come, being a virgin, and told her that she was going to have a baby, and told Elisabeth about having the Baby, and about how the Holy Ghost had appeared to her, the Angel of the Lord, rather, and had told her that she was going to be a mother also. And she said, "I'm going to have a Son, and I'll call His Name Jesus." And when she said, "Jesus," the first time that that Name was ever spoken in human lips. A little baby in his mother's wombs, dead, she was worried about it. No life, six months, that's altogether subnormal. But as soon as that Name "Jesus" was first spoken by a human lip, that little, dead John in the mother's womb come to life and leaped for joy, the Bible says.[4]


    When, when that Name was first spoke, when Mary come up into Judah. And Elisabeth had conceived, and little John was six months old, in his mother's womb, and had not moved yet. Now, anybody knows, about three months, or four, at the most, the baby is moving. And Elisabeth was strange, she… It hadn't moved. She had hid herself. And when she seen Mary coming, her little face all lit up with the glory of God. And she said, "You know…" And she seen she was to be mother, and she said, "I suppose you and Joseph are married?" "No. We're not married." "Well, uh, and you're going to have a baby?" "Yes. The Holy Ghost overshadowed me, and He said that Thing would be born in me would be called 'the Son of God.' And I would call His Name 'Jesus.'" And just as soon as she said, "Jesus," the first time that the Name of Jesus Christ was ever spoke through a human lip, the little dead baby in its mother's womb received the Holy Ghost and begin to jump for joy, in the womb of a mother.[5]



    Footnotes

    1. ↑ William Branham, 50-0716 - Believest Thou This?, para. 49-50
    2. ↑ William Branham, 52-0810A - I Am The Resurrection And The Life, para. 38
    3. ↑ William Branham, 60-0724 - The Unchangeable Word Of God, para. 78
    4. ↑ William Branham, 63-1103 - Go, Wake Jesus, para. 75-76
    5. ↑ William Branham, 64-0417, Then Jesus Came And Called, para. 268-270


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