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=What William Branham taught= | =What William Branham taught= | ||
William Branham believed that a child born in sin could not be predestined to go in the rapture. He believed | William Branham believed that a child born in sin could not be predestined to go in the rapture. He believed that the person could be saved but not part of the Bride of Jesus Christ. | ||
The concept that William Branham taught was that "hybrid" seed cannot produce "original seed". It produces death. This was one of the themes of his ministry. He ties "hybreeding" with "bastard" born children. And this all ties back to his concept of [[Serpent seed]]. Effectively, William Branham believed that God regards natural seed lines above the Blood of Jesus Christ. | The concept that William Branham taught was that "hybrid" seed cannot produce "original seed". It produces death. This was one of the themes of his ministry. He ties "hybreeding" with "bastard" born children. And this all ties back to his concept of [[Serpent seed]]. Effectively, William Branham believed that God regards natural seed lines above the Blood of Jesus Christ. | ||
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=What the Bible teaches= | =What the Bible teaches= | ||
The Bible teaches that when we are born into the Body of Christ, we become | The Bible teaches that when we are born into the Body of Christ, we become sons and daughters of GOD. | ||
:''And if ye be Christ's, then are ye Abraham's seed, and heirs according to the promise.''<ref>Galatians 3:29</ref> | :''And if ye be Christ's, then are ye Abraham's seed, and heirs according to the promise.''<ref>Galatians 3:29</ref> | ||