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-==Video - Falling From Grace==
+=Video - Falling From Grace=
 <mediaplayer width='800' height='300'>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGn5512IAIw</mediaplayer>
-==Video Script==
+=Questions and Answers on Falling from Grace=
-William Branham said that he preached the same message that Paul preached. In a vision of a heavenly place, he hears his converts shouting “We are resting on that!”
-So let’s compare Paul’s doctrine of “Falling from Grace” with what William Branham taught.
-Paul wrote in the letter to the Galatians that “whosoever of you are justified by the law; ye are fallen from grace.”
-He asked them - “having begun in the Spirit, are ye now made perfect by the flesh?”
-In 1963 William Branham said:
-:''Any boy walk around with his britches hanging off his hips, and head hanging back, and his hair hanging down his neck like a Mrs. Kennedy's water-head haircut, and going around like that, as a hoodlum, and then call that American? You've fallen from grace.'' (THE WAY OF A TRUE PROPHET  PHOENIX,AZ 63-0119)
-Then in 1965 he stated:
-:''Modern church and their theological paint, have their women all with their glory shaved off, by their some ricky and a pastor that they got, like a Jezebel if there ever was one. Bobbed hair, shorts, paints, all fixed up in a theological taste, that's the way the church stand. Right. But her spiritual character is far from that being the homemaker that Jesus Christ is coming to receive.''
-:''If any Christian would marry a woman like that, it shows he's fallen from grace.'' (THE CHOOSING OF A BRIDE 65-0429E)
-So Paul, teaches that when you replace the Holy Spirit with laws and regulations, you fall from grace.  That’s why he wrote:
-:''“Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage.”''
-William Branham, on the other hand, claimed that a person’s outward appearance tells whether they have fallen from grace.  Dressing according to William Branham’s standard of what was right is obedience to a law – it is a yoke of bondage that cannot make anyone perfect.  You can’t be perfect by the flesh. What justifies us is believing that Jesus Christ gave himself for our sins.
-Nothing More.
-So William Branham taught a different gospel than Paul with regards to what it means to fall from grace.
-Paul taught in Romans that “The just shall live by faith”
-The Book of Hebrews says that we are “sanctified through the offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for all.”
-And the book of Galatians tells us that we “receive the promise of the Spirit through faith.”
-This is the gospel that Paul preached – it is a gospel of grace, deliverance and inheritance through faith in Jesus Christ.
-==Questions and Answers on Falling from Grace==
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 Paul did not say "my grace", he pointed to "his grace", the grace of Christ Jesus.
-==Related Articles==
+=Video Script=
+William Branham said that he preached the same message that Paul preached. In a vision of a heavenly place, he hears his converts shouting “We are resting on that!”
+So let’s compare Paul’s doctrine of “Falling from Grace” with what William Branham taught.
+Paul wrote in the letter to the Galatians that “whosoever of you are justified by the law; ye are fallen from grace.”
+He asked them - “having begun in the Spirit, are ye now made perfect by the flesh?”
+In 1963 William Branham said:
+:''Any boy walk around with his britches hanging off his hips, and head hanging back, and his hair hanging down his neck like a Mrs. Kennedy's water-head haircut, and going around like that, as a hoodlum, and then call that American? You've fallen from grace.'' (THE WAY OF A TRUE PROPHET  PHOENIX,AZ 63-0119)
+Then in 1965 he stated:
+:''Modern church and their theological paint, have their women all with their glory shaved off, by their some ricky and a pastor that they got, like a Jezebel if there ever was one. Bobbed hair, shorts, paints, all fixed up in a theological taste, that's the way the church stand. Right. But her spiritual character is far from that being the homemaker that Jesus Christ is coming to receive.''
+:''If any Christian would marry a woman like that, it shows he's fallen from grace.'' (THE CHOOSING OF A BRIDE 65-0429E)
+So Paul, teaches that when you replace the Holy Spirit with laws and regulations, you fall from grace.  That’s why he wrote:
+:''“Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage.”''
+William Branham, on the other hand, claimed that a person’s outward appearance tells whether they have fallen from grace.  Dressing according to William Branham’s standard of what was right is obedience to a law – it is a yoke of bondage that cannot make anyone perfect.  You can’t be perfect by the flesh. What justifies us is believing that Jesus Christ gave himself for our sins.
+Nothing More.
+So William Branham taught a different gospel than Paul with regards to what it means to fall from grace.
+Paul taught in Romans that “The just shall live by faith”
+The Book of Hebrews says that we are “sanctified through the offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for all.”
+And the book of Galatians tells us that we “receive the promise of the Spirit through faith.”
+This is the gospel that Paul preached – it is a gospel of grace, deliverance and inheritance through faith in Jesus Christ.
+=Related Articles=
 [[Mixing Law and Grace]]