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:''"“Before He passed judgment upon her, He gave her a place to repent. And it's in the Name of the Lord I say this: He's give the Protestant church the same thing, and she won't do it. These messages shook everywhere, and she won't do it. She's going to have her own dogmas and creeds; I don't care how much you explain it...Like He give Egypt, He give Egypt place to repent. What was that last plague? Was death. That's the last plague that's hit the Pentecostal church. It's spiritual death; she's dead. That's in the Name of the Lord. She's spiritually dead.”'' | :''"“Before He passed judgment upon her, He gave her a place to repent. And it's in the Name of the Lord I say this: He's give the Protestant church the same thing, and she won't do it. These messages shook everywhere, and she won't do it. She's going to have her own dogmas and creeds; I don't care how much you explain it...Like He give Egypt, He give Egypt place to repent. What was that last plague? Was death. That's the last plague that's hit the Pentecostal church. It's spiritual death; she's dead. That's in the Name of the Lord. She's spiritually dead.”'' | ||
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!What Clarence Larkin Said | !What Clarence Larkin Said <ref>Clarence Larkin, The Book of Revelation: A Study of the Last Prophetic Book of Holy Scripture, 57-58 (Philadelphia, PA: Rev. Clarence Larkin Estate, 1919) </ref> | ||
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|Now, notice, none of the other rider... None of the other horses or no time that this rider ever rode, '''they didn't have--that man had no name''', but now he is called death. It's not mentioned. See? He's revealed now what he is--is death. | |"ale is red and--and white and so mixed together. See? He... It's--it's all mixed in this one horse… Sure, a mixed color--the mixed color of the dead , pale horse of the world... Now, that's right. Mixed colors of the dead , worldly form of the pale horse. | ||
<ref> William Branham, March 21, 1963, The Fourth Seal </ref> | |||
|Note the “corpse-like” color of the Horse. | |||
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|Now, notice, none of the other rider... None of the other horses or no time that this rider ever rode, '''they didn't have--that man had no name''', but now he is called death. It's not mentioned. See? He's revealed now what he is--is death. | |||
<ref> William Branham, March 21, 1963, The Fourth Seal </ref> | |||
Fourth Seal, '''pestilence''' and death... | |We are not surprised then when the Rider upon the “PALE HORSE” is called “DEATH,” and that “HADES,” the “Grave,” not “Hell,” follows after “Death” like a great “Voracious Monster” to swallow up the victims of “DEATH.” It is worthy of note that '''the Riders of the first three Horses are not named''', | ||
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Matthew 24:7 and 8. I'm sorry. Now, that opens up the rain... or the famine, opens up the famine. | |Fourth Seal, '''pestilence''' and death... | ||
<ref> William Branham, March 23, 1963, The Sixth Seal </ref> | |||
|Here however the Rider is personified and called “DEATH,” and his consort is called “HADES,” they are inseparable companions. The reference here is clearly to some great PESTILENCE that shall come upon the earth. | |||
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|Matthew 24:7 and 8. I'm sorry. Now, that opens up the rain... or the famine, opens up the famine. | |||
All right, now the pestilences and death... Yes, sir, now we're going to it; 7 and 8, now, that would be the Fourth Seal. | All right, now the pestilences and death... Yes, sir, now we're going to it; 7 and 8, now, that would be the Fourth Seal. | ||
<ref> William Branham, March 23, 1963, The Sixth Seal </ref> | |||
| | |But awful as those days will be, they will be only the “BEGINNING OF SORROWS” for those who are left. Matt. 24:6–8. | ||
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==Quotes and Questions== | |||
*''' “I don’t doubt but what Joseph Smith saw the vision, but it wasn’t according to the rest of the Word. So therefore, to me, it’s wrong.”''' (William Branham, The Fourth Seal) | |||
**Do you believe all of William Branham’s visions are true? What about the one that says there is nothing wrong with the doctrine of the Trinity? If you don't know that vision, [[Plum and Apple Trees|click here to read it]]. | |||
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