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A response to Tim Pruitt's Defense of William Branham: Difference between revisions
A response to Tim Pruitt's Defense of William Branham (view source)
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==What constitutes the evidence of the baptism of the Holy Spirit?== | |||
Tim Pruitt decries many in the message: | |||
:In far too many circles, a mere profession stating that you believe in William Branham and his message, is considered the evidence that you have the Holy Ghost. | |||
Yet it is clear that this is exactly what William Branham believed taught. | |||
How do you ignore William Branham's plain teaching? What are you supposed to ignore and what are you supposed to follow? | |||
==Is the Bible Tim Pruitt's absolute?== | |||
Tim Pruitt would have you believe that the Bible is his absolute: | |||
:''This is why we all should proclaim the Bible as our absolute and that William Branham was not God but a prophet and as a prophet he was human as was Elijah, Moses, or any other Biblical prophet. | |||
=Tim Pruitt's original article= | =Tim Pruitt's original article= | ||