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||'''[[Eternal Sonship]]'''. An example of William Branham's lazy theology is his approach to the concept of the eternal sonship of Christ. Why lazy? Because he believed that God was the eternal Father...and to have a Father you have to have a Son. | ||'''[[Eternal Sonship]]'''. An example of William Branham's lazy theology is his approach to the concept of the eternal sonship of Christ. Why lazy? Because he believed that God was the eternal Father...and to have a Father you have to have a Son. | ||
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||'''[[Marriage and Divorce]]''' What did William Branham teach about remarriage after divorce? | |||
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