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William Branham claimed he saw a series of <strike>seven</strike> ten prophetic visions in June 1933, which he also claimed to write down in an old book.  In the seventh vision, a woman rose to great power in America.  William Branham was not sure whether the "Woman" in this vision was a physical woman, or a religious power such as the Catholic Church.

''“Before the end time comes, there’ll be a woman, that’ll be a great ruler in this nation. '''She will either be president or something on that order, some great woman.''' ...That was in 1932, or something like that.<ref>William Branham, 55-0501E - The Faith That Was Once Delivered To The Saints, para. 17</ref><br>

=Did William Branham prophesy the election of Kamala Harris?=

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Many message followers are pointing to a statement by William Branham from 1960:

In looking at this prophecy, we need to ask a couple of questions.

Is this a prophecy that is sufficiently vague that it will almost certainly be fulfilled?   

===Is this a prophecy which William Branham takes from scripture?===

This is very hard for people outside the message to understand but this is what is happening in the message.  The followers of William Branham are sadly becoming more and more like a cult.

Say that this is a valid prophecy, does it negate the others prophecies that clearly failed?

The important question is this - does Kamala Harris being elected as vice president AND wearing purple at her inauguration mean that William Branham is everything that message followers say he is?   

We are still left with the myriad failed visions and after the fact prophecies.  We are faced with sermons that William Branham says he received from God but were clearly plagiarized.  We are confronted with an astounding lack of credibility.  None of that has changed.

William Branham said that the prophecy was written down, so each retelling of it should have been consistent.  However, William Branham's statement that a woman would rise to the American Presidency later changed to women voting in a Catholic president.  The great woman became beautiful and cruel, and William Branham claimed this was fulfilled with the election of JFK.  Later, the woman was dressed in purple.  In one sermon this was to be followed immediately by the destruction of America.  William Branham omitted JFK from the fulfillment of this prophecy after the President was assassinated in November 1963.

Here is a recap of what William Branham said (see full quotes at the bottom of this page):

**Women will vote in the wrong person (Kennedy), and a great woman beautiful and great would rise in the U.S. (perhaps the Catholic Church).  

**The coming of the control of a woman in the United States to take over, maybe a church to take over to rule.

**A great woman wold stand up in the United States, beautiful, but cruel in heart, perhaps the Catholic church.  And women being permitted to vote would help elect the wrong person... And that’s what they done. Exactly.

**Women will be permitted to vote, and they’ll elect the wrong person (which happened in 1960)  During that time, there’ll be a great woman rise up in the United States, she’ll be beautifully dressed (perhaps the Catholic church) that’ll take rulership over the power, overpower the others in the United States. She’ll be beautiful to look at, but she’ll be cruel-hearted as she can be.  Then the United States just blowed to pieces.