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=What William Branham taught= William Branham believed (see quotes below), and it is commonly taught in [[The Message|the

...ist teachings in addition to a few other of his unique doctrines. William Branham mentioned Larkin on three separate occasions but never gave him credit even =Did William Branham ever give credit to Larkin?=

Rev. William Marrion Branham http://table.branham.org

William Branham borrowed a number of doctrines from the Jehovah's Witnesses (aka the Watcht *[[Michael the Archangel]] is Jesus Christ

:''"Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are b ...s ago. That's the condition of the Pentecostal church. Oh, my!<ref>William Branham, THE.SEED.IS.NOT.HEIR.WITH.THE.SHUCK_ JEFF.IN V-6 N-4 THURSDAY_ 65-0218

William Branham mentioned the "old covenant" 16 times in over 1100 sermons. He mentioned t :''Christ is the mediator of a new covenant, that those who are called may receive th

William Branham believed that he had "pure faith". He believed his faith was perfect. And William Branham’s view of faith was that if you have enough faith God has to heal you. I

...n Angel''. The 52nd message, written on October 4, 1941, mentions William Branham in the 18th paragraph, as transcribed below: ...orge T. Morris, David Spitler, William Pearl Brown, and my servant William Branham be set apart as elders. Let them be very humble and swift to obedience, and

[[Image:Marriage License-Branham.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Branham/Brumbach - click to enlarge]] What was William Branham's actual birthday? We have four different possibilities...

William Branham believed Hislop's book represented a true and accurate view of history. He =Quotes by William Branham=

...Branham taught that Judas Iscariot was given the gift of healing by Jesus Christ. =What William Branham taught=

William Branham claimed to have been born a Nazarite: ...would be Nazarites to the Lord; separated not to creeds, but to the Word. Christ is that Word. Separated to the Word!<ref>PERSEVERANT DALLAS.TX 64-0305</r

...her than as a unified person. William Branham's teaching on the nature of Christ was clearly tainted by Nestorianism. It is even more clearly developed in ...o the union of the Logos with a human nature in Christ. In effect, it made Christ two distinct persons. Instead of blending the two natures into a single se

...the debate, using respect and giving people time. I would just say Brother Branham was not a scholar. His schedule didn't permit it. ...u [00:02:00] like. I'll be praying for you, Rod, in the Holy name of Jesus Christ. Please pray for me that I can serve God with all my heart, soul, mind, and

William Branham, his message and the followers of his message are not without controversy. Did Kenneth Hagin and Anna Schrader predict William Branham’s death in 1964? This question is addressed in the article on the [[Hagi

...inority of Pentecostal denominations and most churches that follow William Branham. Prior to the 20th century, the Christian church referred to the Oneness d ...t Jesus was only a moral authority whereas the deity and humanity of Jesus Christ is essential to Oneness doctrine.

...ave questioned why we take the time to highlight the problems with William Branham and his message. However, we believe the scripture requires us to highligh ...people are false apostles, deceitful workers, masquerading as apostles of Christ.  And no wonder, for '''Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light'''.

...in a clear manner. This is a response to a supposed prophecy that William Branham made "before the fact." In 1962, William Branham related the story of the prophecy of Joseph Branham's birth by stating:

As we look at the statements that William Branham made in his sermons there is a common theme: he frequently added to or cha :*The fulfillment of the visions was supposed to herald the soon coming of Christ.

...are “turning to a different gospel,” whose leaders “pervert the gospel of Christ.” ...e. Christianity is not a perversion of truth, but the perfection of truth. Christ did not come to create new teaching, but rather to fulfill the old.