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=Early Life= | |||
Joe Riley had a Christian heritage. His grandfather was a minister, and had preached to the native people in Oklahoma as he was half Indian himself. His father was also a minister, and had baptized a teenager named Richard T. Reed during the course of his ministry. Richard T. Reed was the minister who invited William Branham to Jonesborough Arkansas in 1947, launching William Branham's public ministry. | Joe Riley had a Christian heritage. His grandfather was a minister, and had preached to the native people in Oklahoma as he was half Indian himself. His father was also a minister, and had baptized a teenager named Richard T. Reed during the course of his ministry. Richard T. Reed was the minister who invited William Branham to Jonesborough Arkansas in 1947, launching William Branham's public ministry. | ||
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=Prophecy of wearing glasses= | |||
In January 1963 William Branham was cougar hunting with Billy Paul, Joe Riley, and Dawson Riley. Billy and Dawson were target practicing with a super-X box of shells, but couldn't hit the centre of the red X that covered the box. William Branham stepped up to show the boys how to shoot, and Dawson challenged him to split the two holes on the box, instead of hitting the X. Taking the challenge, William Branham also said "I think I may need my specs for this shot" and took his glasses out of his pocket. | In January 1963 William Branham was cougar hunting with Billy Paul, Joe Riley, and Dawson Riley. Billy and Dawson were target practicing with a super-X box of shells, but couldn't hit the centre of the red X that covered the box. William Branham stepped up to show the boys how to shoot, and Dawson challenged him to split the two holes on the box, instead of hitting the X. Taking the challenge, William Branham also said "I think I may need my specs for this shot" and took his glasses out of his pocket. | ||
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In January 1966, shortly after the passing of William Branham, Joe Riley's daughter made arrangements for him to get his eyes checked. A few days later, when the doctor put the glasses on his face for the first time, Joe Riley remembered what William Branham had said. Looking at his wife's diary, he found that it was 3 years to the day that William Branham had made the simple statement that had turned into a prophecy. Even further, Joe Riley witnessed that it was around 10:00 in the morning when William Branham had made that statement, and it was around 10:00 in the morning when the doctor put the glasses over his eyes. | In January 1966, shortly after the passing of William Branham, Joe Riley's daughter made arrangements for him to get his eyes checked. A few days later, when the doctor put the glasses on his face for the first time, Joe Riley remembered what William Branham had said. Looking at his wife's diary, he found that it was 3 years to the day that William Branham had made the simple statement that had turned into a prophecy. Even further, Joe Riley witnessed that it was around 10:00 in the morning when William Branham had made that statement, and it was around 10:00 in the morning when the doctor put the glasses over his eyes. | ||
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=Genie Hawkins cured of Leukemia= | |||
Joe Riley attended Bro. Outlaw's church, and played the stand-up bass during that time. One of the deacons had a 3 year old daughter with leukemia, and Joe Riley went to talk to William Branham about praying for the girl. William Branham asked if Joe Riley had a handkerchief, which he had, and he put that handkerchief in his shirt pocket while he preached. | Joe Riley attended Bro. Outlaw's church, and played the stand-up bass during that time. One of the deacons had a 3 year old daughter with leukemia, and Joe Riley went to talk to William Branham about praying for the girl. William Branham asked if Joe Riley had a handkerchief, which he had, and he put that handkerchief in his shirt pocket while he preached. | ||
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