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Some message believers will go to any length to prove the message is true, including ~~fudging the facts a bit~~.

Some message believers will go to any length to prove the message is true, including outright lies and deception.

=~~Faking~~ The ~~Hall~~ of ~~Religious Art~~ in ~~Washington~~, D.C.=

=A fake rabbi testifies of William Branham=

[[File:Fake Jewish Rabbi.png|250px|right]]

A message follower posted a video on Youtube that purports to be that of a Jewish Rabbi speaking about William Branham (see screenshot on the right). The title of the video is in the bottom left of the screenshot and reads "Who is William Branham - Jewish Rabbi."

But the individual in question is not a Jewish Rabbi. He is actually a message preacher from Italy, Mariano Guagliadro, who died several years ago. He was not Jewish, and he was not a Rabbi. But he did have a long beard... does that make a person a Rabbi?

William ~~Branham stated that a copy of the Houston photograph was in Washington, D~~.C.:

He is associated with an Italian website, La Voce di Dio, and with translations/recordings of William Branham’s sermons — see

www.lavocedidio.com/ .

[[File:Obama photoshopped pic.jpg|250px|left]]

~~:'''''And one of them is in Washington, DC, in the religious~~ Hall of Art~~, with a note under it, "The only supernatural being was ever photographed in the history of the world."''' And now, then, if you're ever through there, drop~~ in, ~~see it.<ref>63-0606 SHOW.US.THE~~.~~FATHER TUCSON~~.~~AZ</ref>~~

=Faking The Hall of Religious Art in Washington, D.C.=

The ~~following picture has been used on~~ the ~~internet to "prove" William Branham's comment is true~~:

William Branham stated that a copy of [[The Houston Photograph|the Houston photograph]] was in Washington, D.C.:

~~[[File~~:~~Obama photoshopped pic~~.~~jpg|250px]]~~

:'''''And one of them is in Washington, DC, in the Religious Hall of Art, with a note under it, "The only supernatural being was ever photographed in the history of the world."''' And now, then, if you're ever through there, drop in, see it.<ref>63-0606 SHOW.US.THE.FATHER TUCSON.AZ</ref>

The picture on the right has been used on the internet to "prove" William Branham's comment is true.

[[File:Obama original pic.jpg|250px|left]]

==The problem==

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For those that want to know exactly how this was done, go check out funnywow.com

~~[[File:Obama original pic.jpg|250px]]~~

=Faking the fulfillment of the Municipal Bridge vision=

~~=Faking the fulfillment of the Municipal Bridge vision=~~

A fake newspaper article is being circulated that purports to show the fulfillment of the [[The Municipal Bridge Vision|Municipal Bridge vision]].

~~[[Image:Fake article on the Big Four Bridge 1890.jpg|thumb|left|250px]]~~

A fake newspaper article is being circulated that purports to show the fulfillment of the [[Municipal Bridge Vision]].

The problem is that if one checks the facts it is obvious that the news story is fake. It is assumed that the article has been photoshopped to look like 16 people died. The actual facts are as follows:

#The story is about fourteen people that died in January 1890.

::1. The story is about '''fourteen people''' that died in January 1890, not sixteen people.

#These deaths occurred well before William Branham was born.

::2. These deaths occurred well before William Branham was born.

#The bridge was not the Municipal Bridge but was the Big Four Bridge which is close to Tow Head Island in the Ohio River between Jeffersonville, Indiana and Louisville, Kentucky.

::3. The bridge was not the Municipal Bridge but was the Big Four Bridge which is close to Tow Head Island in the Ohio River between Jeffersonville, Indiana and Louisville, Kentucky.

==The actual newspaper story==

[[Image:Fake article on the Big Four Bridge 1890.jpg|thumb|left|250px]]

'''Aspen Weekly Times, Colorado'''

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-Some message believers will go to any length to prove the message is true, including fudging the facts a bit.
+Some message believers will go to any length to prove the message is true, including outright lies and deception.
-=Faking The Hall of Religious Art in Washington, D.C.=
+=A fake rabbi testifies of William Branham=
+[[File:Fake Jewish Rabbi.png|250px|right]]
+A message follower posted a video on Youtube that purports to be that of a Jewish Rabbi speaking about William Branham (see screenshot on the right). The title of the video is in the bottom left of the screenshot and reads "Who is William Branham - Jewish Rabbi."
+But the individual in question is not a Jewish Rabbi. He is actually a message preacher from Italy, Mariano Guagliadro, who died several years ago. He was not Jewish, and he was not a Rabbi. But he did have a long beard... does that make a person a Rabbi?
-William Branham stated that a copy of the Houston photograph was in Washington, D.C.:
+He is associated with an Italian website, La Voce di Dio, and with translations/recordings of William Branham’s sermons — see
+www.lavocedidio.com/ .
+[[File:Obama photoshopped pic.jpg|250px|left]]
-:'''''And one of them is in Washington, DC, in the religious Hall of Art, with a note under it, "The only supernatural being was ever photographed in the history of the world."''' And now, then, if you're ever through there, drop in, see it.<ref>63-0606  SHOW.US.THE.FATHER  TUCSON.AZ</ref>
+=Faking The Hall of Religious Art in Washington, D.C.=
-The following picture has been used on the internet to "prove" William Branham's comment is true:
+William Branham stated that a copy of [[The Houston Photograph|the Houston photograph]] was in Washington, D.C.:
-[[File:Obama photoshopped pic.jpg|250px]]
+:'''''And one of them is in Washington, DC, in the Religious Hall of Art, with a note under it, "The only supernatural being was ever photographed in the history of the world."''' And now, then, if you're ever through there, drop in, see it.<ref>63-0606  SHOW.US.THE.FATHER  TUCSON.AZ</ref>
+The picture on the right has been used on the internet to "prove" William Branham's comment is true.
+[[File:Obama original pic.jpg|250px|left]]
 ==The problem==
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 For those that want to know exactly how this was done, go check out funnywow.com
-[[File:Obama original pic.jpg|250px]]
+=Faking the fulfillment of the Municipal Bridge vision=
-=Faking the fulfillment of the Municipal Bridge vision=
+A fake newspaper article is being circulated that purports to show the fulfillment of the [[The Municipal Bridge Vision|Municipal Bridge vision]].
-[[Image:Fake article on the Big Four Bridge 1890.jpg|thumb|left|250px]]
-A fake newspaper article is being circulated that purports to show the fulfillment of the [[Municipal Bridge Vision]].
 The problem is that if one checks the facts it is obvious that the news story is fake.  It is assumed that the article has been photoshopped to look like 16 people died.  The actual facts are as follows:
-#The story is about fourteen people that died in January 1890.
+::1. The story is about '''fourteen people''' that died in January 1890, not sixteen people.
-#These deaths occurred well before William Branham was born.
+::2. These deaths occurred well before William Branham was born.
-#The bridge was not the Municipal Bridge but was the Big Four Bridge which is close to Tow Head Island in the Ohio River between Jeffersonville, Indiana and Louisville, Kentucky.
+::3. The bridge was not the Municipal Bridge but was the Big Four Bridge which is close to Tow Head Island in the Ohio River between Jeffersonville, Indiana and Louisville, Kentucky.
 ==The actual newspaper story==
+[[Image:Fake article on the Big Four Bridge 1890.jpg|thumb|left|250px]]
 '''Aspen Weekly Times, Colorado'''