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 ||'''[[William Branham's Double Standard|William Branham led a double life]].''' He preached against sports hunting, then shot 34 large animals in 21 days in Africa.  He preached against visiting theatres, then went to watch Marilyn Monroe.  He preached that shorts were women's clothes, and wore then while hunting in Africa.  What else did he do that he preached against?
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+||'''[[Matt Dillon|William Braham said that Matt Dillon]]''' was a "sheriff in Kansas. And Matt Dillon was as yellow as a rabbit. He shot twenty-eight man in the back, innocent people."  But Matt Dillon was just a character on the TV show "Gunsmoke".  He was not a real historical person. What else did William Branham talk about that was fiction?
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