Why I Left the Message by Jennifer Hamilton: Difference between revisions

:'''Lack of fulfilled prophecies.'''  Not one prophecy that has “come to pass” was given before the fact.  All prophecies he gave have changed over time, he changed with current events of his day, or they can’t be confirmed.

:'''Rev 10:7''' is future tense for the subsequent chapter, as the 7th angel doesn’t come to earth or ‘sound his trumpet’ until AFTER the 2 witnesses appear to Israel (Rev 11).

:He stated that the reason he quit school was because his father died and he was needed to take care of his siblings.  Yet, his father’s death certificate places William Branham at 27 years old at his time of death.

:Time discrepancies of related events that according to records were months/years apart and could have never happened together (for example: his wife dying during the Ohio River Flood.  Her and Sharon Rose’s death certificate shows the time of death 5 months after the Ohio flood. William Branham tells the story that he was out helping victims in the flood by boat when he got the call that she was passing.)

:His claim on when he joined the Pentecostal movement and the timeline of the Branham Tabernacle.  He says that he didn’t join the Pentecostals because of his 1st mother-in-law until after Hope’s death.  Yet, Hope’s obituary states that she belonged to the Pentecostal Tabernacle at the time of her death. The city directory before she died prints William Branham as the pastor of that church.

:He changed what original scriptures meant to place himself in authority (Matthew 17:11, Mal 4:5, Matt 24:28, Zech 14:7, Rev 10:7, 1 John 1:7)

:He preached a works-based faith to prove election by God

:He taught many doctrines on the KJV, which has been proven misleading from some of the original Hebrew interpretations.  If he received doctrines from God, the doctrines would have remained the same as the original thought of God despite bad translations.