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Was William Branham a prophet? We invite you to learn more about his life and ministry: | Was William Branham a prophet? We invite you to learn more about his life and ministry: | ||
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||'''[[Hope Branham's Nurse]]''' was a close friend. Hope told her, "I hope you find a man like my husband." Her name was Hilda. No, it was Louise. Or Juanita? Perhaps Evelyn? Why is her name different every time the story was told? | ||'''[[Hope Branham's Nurse]]''' was a close friend. Hope told her, "I hope you find a man like my husband." Her name was Hilda. No, it was Louise. Or Juanita? Perhaps Evelyn? Why is her name different every time the story was told? | ||
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||'''[[The Houston Photograph]]''' is William Branham's biggest vindication. What looks like a halo hovers behind his head. And Douglas Studios refused to let him use it as the cover for his biography, and the Beatles had a picture taken with a similar halo. Perhaps the mystery can be solved by an article in the January 25, 1950 edition of The Houston Chronicle, which said that it all happened "under the glare of the great lights of Sam Houston Coliseum." | |||
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||'''[[William Branham and Money|William Branham always said he was poor]]'''. But he died with two homes (fully paid), a Cadillac that was given to him, and $3,113,676 in cash, plus stocks. How is this poor for 1965? | |||
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|<h2 style="margin:0;border:1px ;text-align:left;color:#000;padding:0.2em 0.2em;">{{Click || image=River of No Return.jpg|link=William Branham's Double Standard|width=100px|height=750px}}</h2> | |||
||'''[[William Branham's Double Standard|William Branham led a double life]].''' He preached against sports hunting, then shot 34 large animals in 21 days in Africa. He preached against visiting theatres, then went to watch Marilyn Monroe. He preached that shorts were women's clothes, and wore then while hunting in Africa. What else did he do that he preached against? | |||
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