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William Branham quoted the passage on numerous occasions and appeared to have no understanding the passage in the KJV was not in the origin Greek: | |||
''There are three that bear record in Heaven: the Father, the Word, and Holy Ghost. These three are One. There are three that bear record in earth (First John 5:7), the water, the blood, and the Spirit. They are not one, but agree in one. Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are One, but water, blood, and Spirit agree in one, ’cause you can be justified without being sanctified. You can’t have the Father without having the Son. You can’t have the Son without having the Holy Ghost. So they are one. But when you are justified by faith, you are not sanctified yet, and you cannot be sanctified… and—and when you’re sanctified then you haven’t got the Holy Ghost yet.<ref>William Branham, 60-0611B - Fellowship, para. 30</ref> | :''First John 5:7, said, “There are three that bear record in Heaven, the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, and…Father, Word, and Holy Ghost,” which was the Son, “and these three are one. And there’s three that bear record in earth, the water, Blood, and Spirit, and they agree in one.” Not one, but agree in one. You can’t have the Father without having the Son; you can’t have the Son without having the Holy Ghost, for they are inseparable, one. '''The trinity is in a one.'''<ref>William Branham, 53-0608A - Demonology, Physical Realm, para. 57</ref> | ||
:''There are three that bear record in Heaven: the Father, the Word, and Holy Ghost. These three are One. There are three that bear record in earth (First John 5:7), the water, the blood, and the Spirit. They are not one, but agree in one. Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are One, but water, blood, and Spirit agree in one, ’cause you can be justified without being sanctified. You can’t have the Father without having the Son. You can’t have the Son without having the Holy Ghost. So they are one. But when you are justified by faith, you are not sanctified yet, and you cannot be sanctified… and—and when you’re sanctified then you haven’t got the Holy Ghost yet.<ref>William Branham, 60-0611B - Fellowship, para. 30</ref> | |||
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