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*William Branham taught that he was a prophet like Moses, with two signs. But he had to overlook the ministry of Jesus of Nazareth to claim that he was a prophet like Moses. | *William Branham taught that he was a prophet like Moses, with two signs. But he had to overlook the ministry of Jesus of Nazareth to claim that he was a prophet like Moses. | ||
*Because Elijah confronted Jezebel, William Branham felt vindicated to speak harshly against women. | *Because Elijah confronted Jezebel, William Branham felt vindicated to speak harshly against women. | ||
**In March 1958, William Branham | **In March 1958, William Branham taught that [[The Misogyny or William Branham|it was appropriate for a man to blister his wife with a board]] if she smoked or wore shorts. | ||
**[[The Serpent's Seed|William Branham preached that Eve cursed the human race by breeding with the Serpent, producing Cain]], even though the Bible says that “sin entered the world by one man” (Romans 5:12) | **[[The Serpent's Seed|William Branham preached that Eve cursed the human race by breeding with the Serpent, producing Cain]], even though the Bible says that “sin entered the world by one man” (Romans 5:12) | ||
**He taught that Satan designed the Woman, even though God said “Let us make mankind in our image.” | **He taught that Satan designed the Woman, even though God said “Let us make mankind in our image.” | ||
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In an interview, [[Ern Baxter]] said “Branham as a teacher was outside of his calling. The fruits of his teaching ministry are not good.” | In an interview, [[Ern Baxter]] said “Branham as a teacher was outside of his calling. The fruits of his teaching ministry are not good.” | ||
On June 1956, [[Jim Jones|William Branham preached a three day campaign at the Cadle Tabernacle in Indianapolis with Jim Jones]]. This three day campaign was attended by over 11, 000 people and sky-rocketed Jim Jones to fame. Jones later went on to commit mass suicide in 1978 after the world never ended in 1977. | On June 1956, [[Jim Jones|William Branham preached a three day campaign at the Cadle Tabernacle in Indianapolis with Jim Jones]]. This three day campaign was attended by over 11, 000 people and sky-rocketed Jim Jones to fame. Jones later went on to commit mass suicide in 1978 after the world never ended in 1977. | ||
=A Prophet?= | =A Prophet?= | ||