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[[File:By 1977.jpg|right|250px|thumb|A Message Tract printed before | [[File:By 1977.jpg|right|250px|thumb|A now '''out of print''' Message Tract printed before 1977, the year William Branham's followers thought the world would end.]] | ||
[[ William Branham]] believed that the world would end in 1977. | [[ William Branham]] believed that the world would end in 1977. | ||
==Prediction vs. [[Prophecy]] | =Some interesting things about his prediction= | ||
There are a number of curious things about William Branham's 1977 prediction: | |||
*On July 4, 1954, the healing evangelist, [[A.A. Allen's prophecy of the destruction of the United States|A.A. Allen had a vision about the destruction of America]] which he related publicly. | |||
*In 1954, William Branham states on several occasions that a majority of scientists predicted that the world would be destroyed within 10 years. | |||
*Months later, William Branham '''first tells of his prediction/vision''' in 1933 that [[America in Ashes|the US would be destroyed and that it would take place by 1977]]. | |||
Was this simply another case of William Branham [[Plagiarism|plagiarizing]] someone else's teaching? | |||
=Prediction vs. [[Prophecy]]= | |||
William Branham said "I predict (I do not prophesy)". | William Branham said "I predict (I do not prophesy)". | ||