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'''''Supernatural: The Life of William Branham''''' is a '''fictionalized biography''' of William ...mons of William Branham with absolutely no critical thought on the part of the author.

...of the book "A Man Sent From God", written by [[Gordon Lindsay]], includes the following testimony of a prophecy about William Branham: ...ng out Brother Branham asked him to spell his name. When he had done this the man held a piece of yellow paper in his hand and said, "That's it, mother."

William Branham tells the story several times of the first time he went to pick up his girlfriend Hope Brumbach. However, there ...e out after he blew the horn or whether it was Hope's mother that answered the door.

...ple who did not believe his message with people that rejected the truth in the Bible. Is this the correct comparison?

...Tabernacle Inc. is a [[The Message|message]] church in Phoenix, Arizona. The pastor of Phoenix Tabernacle is Bernabé (Bernie) G. García. ...s part of the [[The Returned Ministry Sect|Returned Ministry]] sub-cult of the message.

...ate 1940's, his healing ministry skyrocketed him from a pastor in a small church outside Louisville, Kentucky to an international evangelist. However, as h ...anham."''</ref>. He was born in rural Kentucky, raised in Indiana, and in the 1940’s his healing ministry skyrocketed him from a rural pastor to an int

...' was published in 1853 by Alexander Hislop (1807–65), a Presbyterian Free Church of Scotland theologian. ...f history. He admitted to having used it in his research. This is unlike the works of Clarence Larkin, which he admitted to having read but only in pass

William Branham taught the doctrine of "annihilationism" or "conditional immortality". He believed th ...om their writings that the following did not believe in the immortality of the soul:

.... '''Click on the scripture reference''' to go to the detailed article on the passage. #[[The Fulfillment of Malachi 4:5|Malachi 4:5]]

|'''[[The Message]]''' <br> Learn more about the Message. '''[[Is the Message a Cult?]]''' <br> It's a tough question, if you are in the message.

Did William Branham have a good understanding of church history? ==What William Branham got wrong about the First Council of Nicaea==

...The 52nd message, written on October 4, 1941, mentions William Branham in the 18th paragraph, as transcribed below: ...f the Spirit will come over them to lead the way. Let them be at work, for the Lord has heard their prayers.''<ref>www.elijahmessage.net/files/message52.h

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...of the church in the last days and, specifically, that William Branham was the one by whom restoration came: ...en, and what the hopping locust left, the destroying locust has eaten.<ref>The Holy Bible: English Standard Version (Wheaton: Standard Bible Society, 2001

...here were seven other major parts to the 1933 vision that were "Thus Saith The Lord". ==1960 retelling of the 1933 prophecy==

...y, Depot Road, Longdenville, Trinidad & Tobago. As with most ministers in the message, Vin Dayal has had no formal theological training which is a badge For those not familiar with Third Exodus Assembly, the church would be [[Is the Message a Cult?|considered a cult]] by virtually all Protestant, Roman Cath

! Church Age Book statement of the vision ...lini would invade Ethiopia and that nation would “fall at his steps.” But the vision also said that Mussolini would come to a horrible end with his own p

=The Challenge= In the sermon, The Revelation of Jesus Christ (Jeffersonville, December 4, 1960), William Bran

...ment was ready; oh, while He was making ready to pour out the plagues upon the earth now. “Come up hither and I’ll show you what’s fixing to take pl ...en? “What then? What then? When that great book is opened, what then? When the one’s that reject this message tonight, is going to be asked to give a re

...ted the message that the messenger brought (which included the doctrine of the Trinity), they were lost. 1) William Branham taught that each church age had its own messenger to that age.