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==Quotes of Lee Vayle==

''...there was a man amongst them called Count Faery Von Blomberg. Von Blomberg was the adopted son of, evidently, a Count and a Countess. And he was recognized as a Christian, evidently Full Gospel Businessmen circles, but he was a homosexual. And he approached a young man who was a Christian Pentecostal preacher named Sigfried Encke. I know what I’m talking about, because I know Sigfried Encke; met him in Columbus. He knew that I was a friend of Brother Branham’s and worked with him, so he amazingly told me his story, how that this man did everything he could to engage him in some illicit sexual affair. And believe me, I sweat to get around the problem and let him know that Brother Branham had nothing to do with anything like that.<ref>Lee Vayle, ''Godhead #11 - The Supreme Deity Of The Lord Jesus Christ'' (July 01, 2000)</ref>

''...there was a man amongst them called Count Faery Von Blomberg. Von Blomberg was the adopted son of, evidently, a Count and a Countess. And he was recognized as a Christian, evidently Full Gospel Businessmen circles, but he was a homosexual. And he approached a young man who was a Christian Pentecostal preacher named Sigfried Encke. I know what I’m talking about, because I know Sigfried Encke; met him in Columbus. He knew that I was a friend of Brother Branham’s and worked with him, so he amazingly told me his story, how that '''this man did everything he could to engage him in some illicit sexual affair.''' And believe me, I sweat to get around the problem and let him know that Brother Branham had nothing to do with anything like that.<ref>Lee Vayle, ''Godhead #11 - The Supreme Deity Of The Lord Jesus Christ'' (July 01, 2000)</ref>''

''...there was with that group that went to Europe, a Christian Full Gospel businessman, identified with them, named Faery Von Blomberg—even the name is typical— Fairy? Not trying to be facetious, but look at it. It’s absolutely true. That was his name, and he was an avowed homosexual.<ref>Vayle, Lee, 'Godhead # 12 - The Fullness of the Godhead Bodily (July 2, 2000)</ref>

''...there was with that group that went to Europe, a Christian Full Gospel businessman, identified with them, named Faery Von Blomberg—even the name is typical— Fairy? Not trying to be facetious, but look at it. It’s absolutely true. That was his name, and '''he was an avowed homosexual.'''<ref>Vayle, Lee, 'Godhead # 12 - The Fullness of the Godhead Bodily (July 2, 2000)</ref>''

=Quotes of William Branham=

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-''...there was a man amongst them called Count Faery Von Blomberg. Von Blomberg was the adopted son of, evidently, a Count and a Countess. And he was recognized as a Christian, evidently Full Gospel Businessmen circles, but he was a homosexual. And he approached a young man who was a Christian Pentecostal preacher named Sigfried Encke.  I know what I’m talking about, because I know Sigfried Encke; met him in Columbus. He knew that I was a friend of Brother Branham’s and worked with him, so he amazingly told me his story, how that this man did everything he could to engage him in some illicit sexual affair. And believe me, I sweat to get around the problem and let him know that Brother Branham had nothing to do with anything like that.<ref>Lee Vayle, ''Godhead #11 - The Supreme Deity Of The Lord Jesus Christ'' (July 01, 2000)</ref>
+''...there was a man amongst them called Count Faery Von Blomberg. Von Blomberg was the adopted son of, evidently, a Count and a Countess. And he was recognized as a Christian, evidently Full Gospel Businessmen circles, but he was a homosexual. And he approached a young man who was a Christian Pentecostal preacher named Sigfried Encke.  I know what I’m talking about, because I know Sigfried Encke; met him in Columbus. He knew that I was a friend of Brother Branham’s and worked with him, so he amazingly told me his story, how that '''this man did everything he could to engage him in some illicit sexual affair.''' And believe me, I sweat to get around the problem and let him know that Brother Branham had nothing to do with anything like that.<ref>Lee Vayle, ''Godhead #11 - The Supreme Deity Of The Lord Jesus Christ'' (July 01, 2000)</ref>''
-''...there was with that group that went to Europe, a Christian Full Gospel businessman, identified with them, named Faery Von Blomberg—even the name is typical— Fairy? Not trying to be facetious, but look at it. It’s absolutely true. That was his name, and he was an avowed homosexual.<ref>Vayle, Lee, 'Godhead # 12 - The Fullness of the Godhead Bodily (July 2, 2000)</ref>
+''...there was with that group that went to Europe, a Christian Full Gospel businessman, identified with them, named Faery Von Blomberg—even the name is typical— Fairy? Not trying to be facetious, but look at it. It’s absolutely true. That was his name, and '''he was an avowed homosexual.'''<ref>Vayle, Lee, 'Godhead # 12 - The Fullness of the Godhead Bodily (July 2, 2000)</ref>''
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