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If William Branham was not who he said he was (the fulfillement of Malachi 4, the messenger to the Laodicean church, and the angel of Revelation 10:7, then it also follows that: | |||
#The mysteries of the Bible were not lost; | |||
#The church never lost the truth; | |||
#It has always been possible to be a true follower of Jesus; and | |||
#There are many churches where it is possible to be in true fellowship. | |||
Sadly, the many years of preaching by message preachers against any and all non-message churches makes many former followers of William Branham afraid to set foot in any denominational or even non-denominational churches. | |||
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If William Branham was not who he said he was (the fulfillement of Malachi 4, the messenger to the Laodicean church, and the angel of Revelation 10:7, then it also follows that:
- The mysteries of the Bible were not lost;
- The church never lost the truth;
- It has always been possible to be a true follower of Jesus; and
- There are many churches where it is possible to be in true fellowship.
Sadly, the many years of preaching by message preachers against any and all non-message churches makes many former followers of William Branham afraid to set foot in any denominational or even non-denominational churches.
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