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

...eved that 1 Thessalonians 4:16 was another passage that pointed to William Branham and his message. ...ith the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first...<ref>The Holy Bible: King James Version, Electronic Edit

This is really another way of asking whether the Church, the Bride of Jesus Christ, needs a special message from God. ...or thus an entrance into the eternal kingdom of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, will be richly provided for you.<ref>Biblical Studies Press, The NET Bible

You indicated that Willam Branham was the root cause of many things in the Charismatic Movement. However, I ...y in varying degree.“ Again, I disagree. As Weaver states in his book on Branham, “In the days of his prominence, the 1950’s, what Spirit-filled believe

William Branham believed that this passage taught if Christians did not walk in the light f ...anham (see quotes below). These phrases that were so important to William Branham, in fact, have no basis in scripture.

=Initial comment from Branham Minister #2 (BM2)= My family followed William Branham's ministry since 1947 and I am a minister..... that gladly represents the i

[[image:Bosworth and Branham.jpg|right|240px|F. F. Bosworth]] ...became a witness to the healing power of Jesus Christ, and wrote the book "Christ the Healer" which is still in print today.

William Branham stated that his list of prophecies which he saw in a vision in 1932 0r 1933 He said a copy of the prophecies were placed in the cornerstone of the Branham Tabernacle but that turned out to be false - see [[The Mystery of the Empty

Below are links to articles on various doctrines taught by William Branham. Click on the picture or description to read the full article. ||[[An Uncertain Sound|'''A prophet or not a prophet?''']]. William Branham said that he was a prophet. Then he said that he never said he was a proph

There are significant problems with William Branham's teaching on the [[Seven Churches In Asia|Seven Church Ages which you can William Branham did not come up with the idea that there were "seven church ages."

Some of William Branham's followers are prepared to have him lead them to hell if that's where he l =Quotes from Branham's followers (from public posts on Facebook)=

...The Revelation of Jesus Christ (Jeffersonville, December 4, 1960), William Branham stated: William Branham's reference to the Nicene Council is to The First Council of Nicaea. which

=Question 28 - Did William Branham visit the graves of Muhammad, Buddha, and Confucius?= ...ow that we teachers will be judged more strictly''." (James 3:1) . William Branham must be held to a higher standard, but i believe he even fails a much lower

Though many are aware of the unscriptural nature of William Branham's frequent usage of end-of-the-world predictions and pronouncing judgment o ...version to the Gospel of Divine Healing, and it served a two-fold purpose: Branham taught that these altar calls were the "showdown," the sinner's choice betw

==A warning to those who follow the message of William Branham== ...t I looked down on in judgment had their hands raised and were worshipping Christ just as I was.

...ooking at what William Branham said. With respect to the Godhead, William Branham's doctrine was a mixture of [[Dynamic Monarchianism|dynamic monarchianism]] John is clearly stating here that Jesus Christ is God and make 3 statements in this regard.

William Branham thought that he was the last prophet and he believed that the last prophet ...red by all the nations, and to call himself God’s representative on earth. Christ has always been the head of his Church.<ref>C. H. Spurgeon, The Metropolita

With respect to John the Baptist, William Branham taught (he actually said that this came directly from the Bible) that: Contrary to what William Branham said that the Bible taught, it is clear that the Bible teaches the followin

{{Template:Was William Branham's discernment ministry genuine?}} ...evening of April 11, 1959 in a meeting in Los Angeles, California, William Branham calls out a person from the audience

William Branham believed that he was a prophet. But on top of that, he told his followers ...ond any doubt that [[Condensed List of Issues with the Message#Did William Branham preach what Paul preached?|many things that he taught were not scriptural]]