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||[[ | ||What does it mean to have [[Fallen From Grace]]? | ||
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||[[The Serpent's Seed]] | ||[[The Serpent's Seed]] doctrine teaches that Cain was the offspring of Eve and the serpent. Is this Biblical, and what are the implications? | ||
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||[[Marriage and Divorce]] | ||[[Marriage and Divorce]]. William Branham taught that a man could divorce his wife if she cut her hair, and then remarry. A woman, however, had no right to divorce and no right to remarry. Is this Biblical? | ||
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||[[The Godhead]] | ||[[The Godhead]]. William Branham prayed for the "third person in the Godhead" to come down, then taught that the trinity was satanic. In the end, he held a view of the Godhead similar to that taught by Emmanuel Swedenborg in the 1700s. | ||
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||[[Progressive Revelation]] | ||[[Progressive Revelation]]. In order to explain the shift in William Branham's doctrines over time, many ministers who believe he was Elijah the Prophet teach that his sermons became more inspired as time went on. As a result, they will ignore a statement from 1961 if a quote from 1965 states the opposite. | ||
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||[[Matthew 17:11|A Gentile Elijah based on Matthew 17:11]]. | ||[[Matthew 17:11|A Gentile Elijah based on Matthew 17:11]]. William Branham taught that he was Elijah the Prophet, and that a gentile prophet was promised. But is this what the Bible teaches? | ||
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