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==The vision== | |||
#On December 23, 1962 in Jeffersonville, Indiana, William Branham said he had a vision on the preceding day of five angels coming from the west in a pyramid-constellation. | #On December 23, 1962 in Jeffersonville, Indiana, William Branham said he had a vision on the preceding day of five angels coming from the west in a pyramid-constellation. | ||
#The word "cloud" is not mentioned in the vision | #The word "cloud" is not mentioned in the vision | ||
#One week later, on December 30, 1962 William Branham changes his recollection of the vision to state that it was seven angels. | #One week later, on December 30, 1962 William Branham changes his recollection of the vision to state that it was seven angels. | ||
==The cloud== | |||
#On February 28, 1963, a thrust assisted Thor rocket was launched from pad 75-3-5 at Vandenburg Air Force Base in California carrying a Keyhole 4 military surveillance satellite. | #On February 28, 1963, a thrust assisted Thor rocket was launched from pad 75-3-5 at Vandenburg Air Force Base in California carrying a Keyhole 4 military surveillance satellite. | ||
#The rocket started to veer off course and was intentionally destroyed[2] at an altitude of 44 kilometers (144,000 feet) at 1:52 pm. | #The rocket started to veer off course and was intentionally destroyed[2] at an altitude of 44 kilometers (144,000 feet) at 1:52 pm. | ||
#The cloud appeared around sunset on February 28, 1963 and remained sunlit for 28 minutes after sunset. | #The "cloud" appeared around sunset on February 28, 1963 and remained sunlit for 28 minutes after sunset. | ||
#The cloud appeared near Flagstaff, AZ | #The "cloud" appeared near Flagstaff, AZ (referred to as the "Flagstaff Cloud" in this article). | ||
#The height of the | #The height of the Flagstaff Cloud was estimated to be approximately 43 kilometers (141,000 feet). | ||
#No one recorded the wind speed on the day of the Thor explosion Vandenburg but the wind speed recorded by scientists at other times, according to Dr. Macdonald, was "tantalizingly close" to the required wind speed to get the | #No one recorded the wind speed on the day of the Thor explosion Vandenburg but the wind speed recorded by scientists at other times, according to Dr. Macdonald, was "tantalizingly close" to the required wind speed to get the Flagstaff Cloud from California to Flagstaff by sunset. | ||
==The hunting trip== | |||
#William Branham was in Tucson, AZ on February 28, 1963. | #William Branham was in Tucson, AZ on February 28, 1963. | ||
#On March 3, 1963, William Branham drove from Tucson to Houston, TX. | #On March 3, 1963, William Branham drove from Tucson to Houston, TX. | ||
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#On March 7, 1963, William Branham killed a javelina hog. | #On March 7, 1963, William Branham killed a javelina hog. | ||
#The following afternoon, William Branham and his 2 companions returned to Tucson. | #The following afternoon, William Branham and his 2 companions returned to Tucson. | ||
==The Seven Seals sermon series== | |||
#William Branham preached a teaching series, "The Seven Seals", from March 17-24, 1963 in Jeffersonville. | |||
#No mention is made of the Flagstaff Cloud in any of the sermons of the series. | |||
==The picture in Life Magazine== | |||
#The May edition of Life Magazine was published on May 17, 1963 (Vol. 54, No. 20) and contained an article on the Flagstaff Cloud entitled "...And a High Cloud Ring of Mystery." | |||
#The first mention of the Flagstaff Cloud by William Branham was on June 1, 1963. | |||