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...h means ‘opinion’. Orthodoxy are those beliefs that generally accepted by the Christian church.<ref>Catherine Soanes and Angus Stevenson, eds., Concise O ...rm "confessional orthodoxy" to refer to those doctrines and teachings that the church has always believed or held.

These were Jesus' last words about the Holy Spirit: ...it to you.<ref>The Holy Bible: English Standard Version (Wheaton: Standard Bible Society, 2001), John 16:13–15</ref>

...argely shown to have been a fraud, the same verdict would apply to Jesus - the New Testament is not factual but simply a myth based on even more ancient m So let's start with the historical question: Did Jesus exist?

...it and then God put that "spirit being" into a body. But is that what the Bible teaches? =The Creation of Man=

...trines suited his life well, as it gave him freedom from responsibility in the home. However, these doctrines are not Biblical. ...ere respected as deaconesses, prophetesses, advisors, and were involved in the sale of merchandise and land.

...d is also used as a general term for the study of all the teachings of the Bible.<ref>Systematic Theology: Revised Edition, ed. Stanley M. Horton, 652 (Spri ...by William Branham. Click on the bolded part of the descriptions to read the full article.

...lk and flattery they deceive the minds of naive people. (Romans 16:18)<ref>The New International Version (Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2011), Ro 16:18.</r ...s and feels so much like the real that it takes those trained to recognize the counterfeit to realize that it is not genuine.<ref>Bill Hamon, How Can Thes

...at this earthquake was the fulfillment of a prophecy made just days before the quake occurred. ==Problems with the Prophecy==

[[Image:Off The Shelf square 1024x1024.jpg|thumb|right|250px]] ...at it means to be a true follower of Jesus in the context of scripture and the message of William Branham.

==What William Branham got wrong about the First Council of Nicaea== ...an bishops convened in Nicaea in Bithynia (present-day Iznik in Turkey) by the Roman Emperor Constantine I in AD 325.

...message is that jewelry is generally forbidden. But is this scriptural? The following is a biblical examination of this issue. ...you? Please tell me, is there room in your father’s house for us to spend the night?”

...Branham Tabernacle but that turned out to be false - see [[The Mystery of the Empty Cornerstone]] '''So where is the list today?'''

{{Template:Reason and the Message}} ...f the truth. These rules follow a rational structure because God designed the universe to have a rational structure.

What are the reasons people are attracted to a cult? What factors make some people more #The target population for most recruitment efforts by cults is young adults. Pe

...redeem the land by refusing to redeem Ruth. Boaz then inherited Ruth and the land. ...e under the law in the form of a man. He then became our redeemer through the shedding of his blood for our sins.

...ernacle is a [[The Message|message]] church in Beaufort, South Carolina . The pastor is Jason Watkins. It is part of the "Bride Coming" sub-sect within the Message which has become decidedly more cultic in recent years.

...nes taught by William Branham. Click on the picture or description to read the full article. ...mself and the importance of his ministry]]''' - This link details some of the major doctrines that pointed to his own ministry.

People, and particularly preachers, in the message often state something similar to this: ...that appears to be filled with hatred. This attitude comes directly from the teachings of William Branham (see quotes below).

...a trumpet...<ref>The Holy Bible: King James Version, Electronic Edition of the 1900 Authorized Version. (Bellingham, WA: Logos Research Systems, Inc., 200 ...day, the first day of the week. But when he preached the sermon series on the Seven Churches, he changed his view. Was this a revelation from God or was

As with most issues, William Branham has some strange opinions on the subject of suicide. ...ith as we please. Life is a gift from God. But this did not appear to be the view of William Branham.