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| [[Morality|6 - American Morality]] || July 19, 1964 || After the fact || '''Failed''' | | [[Morality|6 - American Morality]] || July 19, 1964 || After the fact || '''Failed''' | ||
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| [[Rise of a Woman in America|7 - An American Woman]] || May 1, 1955 || '''Before the fact''' || Ambiguous prophecy - WMB claimed that it was fulfilled | | [[Rise of a Woman in America|7 - An American Woman]] || May 1, 1955 || '''Before the fact''' || Ambiguous<ref>The “ambiguous” school of prophecy has as its foremost member in Nostradamus. Ambiguous prophecies are phrased in such a way as to allow a great breadth of potential fulfillments. In respect of William Branham's prophecies, his classic ambiguous prophecy relates to [[Was the birth of Joseph Branham foretold|the "prophesied" birth of his son, Joseph]].</ref> - WMB claimed that it was fulfilled | ||
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| [[America in Ashes|8 - America in Ashes]] || December 4, 1960 || '''Before the fact''' || Unfulfilled | | [[America in Ashes|8 - America in Ashes]] || December 4, 1960 || '''Before the fact''' || Unfulfilled | ||