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*the vindication of his ministry. | *the vindication of his ministry. | ||
In 1964 William Branham taught that the 3rd pull was the spoken word, which in his own ministry had calmed a storm, created squirrels, and caused the conversion of Hattie Mosier’s two sons (which happened in 1959). The last example is the only time the spoken word brought a conversion, and in this instance it was the spoken word of a respectful Christian lady. However, [[Arvel Mosier]]'s version of this event is different that William Branham's version, and includes an unfulfilled promise to participate in the tent ministry. | In 1964 William Branham taught that the 3rd pull was the spoken word, which in his own ministry had calmed a storm, created squirrels, and caused the conversion of Hattie Mosier’s two sons (which happened in 1959). The last example is the only time the spoken word brought a conversion, and in this instance it was the spoken word of a respectful Christian lady and not the words of William Branham. However, [[Arvel Mosier]]'s version of this event is different that William Branham's version, and includes an unfulfilled promise to participate in the tent ministry. | ||
William Branham also said that the 3rd pull could not be mimicked. | William Branham also said that the 3rd pull could not be mimicked. | ||