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:''"'''To be persuasive we must be believable; to be believable we must be credible; to be credible we must be truthful'''.”'' — Edward R. Murrow | {{Top of Page}} | ||
:''"'''To be persuasive, we must be believable; to be believable, we must be credible; to be credible, we must be truthful'''.”'' — Edward R. Murrow | |||
In our search to find out the truth and to separate fact from fiction as it relates to William Branham's ministry, the biggest issue that we have run across is whether William Branham was credible with respect to the various stories he relates describing his supernatural experiences. | In our search to find out the truth and to separate fact from fiction as it relates to William Branham's ministry, the biggest issue that we have run across is whether William Branham was credible with respect to the various stories he relates describing his supernatural experiences. | ||
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And what did William Branham say about his in-laws? He said that Hope's "mother was a very prissy sort of a woman. Fine woman, but she belonged up in the ranks, you know. And so Charlie was just a good old humble brother." | And what did William Branham say about his in-laws? He said that Hope's "mother was a very prissy sort of a woman. Fine woman, but she belonged up in the ranks, you know. And so Charlie was just a good old humble brother." | ||
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