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 =Problems with the prophecy=
-How hard is it to predict that someone will die when they have already received a diagnosis from a doctor that they have '''terminal inoperable cancer'''?
+William Branham only made this prophecy after her doctors told her that she would die from '''terminal inoperable cancer'''.  This is not a very bold prophecy.
-And, in the prophecy, William Branham also leaves an out... a possibility that his prophecy might not come to pass.  If a person wants to cover all the bases when they issue a prophecy, it is very important that they leave a way out; something whereby if the prophecy fails, they have a good reason to explain its failure.
+However, William Branham is also specifically vague in that he left an "out" (a possibility that his prophecy might not come to pass) when he said:
-William Branham stated this:
+:''And I said, "Pray, just pray. You know there's... A prophet one time was told to go tell a king put his house in order. And he prayed, and He spared his life, fifteen years longer." I said, "Pray."''
-:''And I said, "Pray, just pray. You know there's... A prophet one time was told to go tell a king put his house in order. And he prayed, and He spared his life, fifteen years longer." I said, "Pray."''
+So William Branham certainly covered all possible bases with this prophecy, which simply confirmed her doctor's statement.
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