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'''In 1965 William Branham makes this statement. | '''In 1965 William Branham makes this statement. | ||
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''"I was at a camp one time, where a minister and I went to see them in there. They had raised the table up from the floor, and had whisky glasses sitting over it; and taken that table, turned it back and forth. And guitar flying through the building; people’s clothes. Had this up, in the room. Said, this medium said, “I challenge anybody to knock it down.” Two man said, “I’ll get it down.” They grabbed it around the legs like that, and tried to hold it. It wouldn’t. Why, that table throwed them plumb across the floor."''<ref>William Branham, April 25, 1965, God's Provided Place Of Worship</ref> | ''"I was at a camp one time, where a minister and I went to see them in there. They had raised the table up from the floor, and had whisky glasses sitting over it; and taken that table, turned it back and forth. And guitar flying through the building; people’s clothes. Had this up, in the room. Said, this medium said, “I challenge anybody to knock it down.” Two man said, “I’ll get it down.” They grabbed it around the legs like that, and tried to hold it. It wouldn’t. Why, that table throwed them plumb across the floor........I said, “I command that table to fall down, in the name of the ‘holy Church,’” and it stayed right there. I said, “I command that table to fall down there, in the name of the ‘Father, Son, and Holy Ghost,’” it stayed right there. I said, “I command that table to fall down, in the Name of ‘Jesus Christ,’” and like to broke all four legs off, hitting the floor!"''<ref>William Branham, April 25, 1965, God's Provided Place Of Worship</ref> | ||
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With in-depth research, the evidence only points to one thing, the levitation of objects was a parlor trick nothing more. As the famous saying goes "when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth?"<ref>https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Sherlock_Holmes</ref> The evidence eliminates that William Branham actually saw a table floating. Two possibilities remain 1) William Branham was deceived by the medium into thinking the table was floating and then decided to play along with William Branham to have the table drop when he spoke the name | |||