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====William Branham trimmed his daughter's hair==== | ====William Branham trimmed his daughter's hair==== | ||
[[Image:Rebekah's bangs.jpg| | [[Image:Rebekah's bangs.jpg|thumb|right|300px|If he had this vision in 1933, why would he cut his daughter's hair in the 1950's?]] | ||
William Branham preached against women voting, driving, and cutting their hair. However, his daughters did all of these things. In fact, William and Meda Branham began trimming their daughter Rebekah's hair before she was old enough to ask for it. | William Branham preached against women voting, driving, and cutting their hair. However, his daughters did all of these things. In fact, William and Meda Branham began trimming their daughter Rebekah's hair before she was old enough to ask for it. | ||
Doesn't it matter how you raise your children, especially if you have a catastrophic word from the Lord? | |||
==Footnotes== | ==Footnotes== | ||