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#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 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." | ||
==William Branham's statements regarding the cloud== | |||
#The first mention of the Flagstaff Cloud by William Branham was on June 1, 1963 and William Branham states - "I looked to see when it was, and it was time, same, about day or two before, or day or two after I was up there. I looked where it was at. “Northeast of Flagstaff, or Prescott, which is below Flagstaff.” Well, that’s just where we was at, see, just exactly."<ref>William Branham, 63-0601 - Come, Follow Me, para. 14</ref> | #The first mention of the Flagstaff Cloud by William Branham was on June 1, 1963 and William Branham states - "I looked to see when it was, and it was time, same, about day or two before, or day or two after I was up there. I looked where it was at. “Northeast of Flagstaff, or Prescott, which is below Flagstaff.” Well, that’s just where we was at, see, just exactly."<ref>William Branham, 63-0601 - Come, Follow Me, para. 14</ref> | ||
#On June 23, 1963, William Branham also stated - ''And '''just above me''' was the Angels of the Lord that sent Message back, for me to come here to break these Seals. ...And, now, '''I didn’t know at the time, that they were taking pictures of that''', scientists was, as the Angels lowered themselves from Heaven, to bring the Message. ...And '''I didn’t know they were taking a picture of It''', ’cause immediately I hurried East. But '''going back home to Tucson, there It was all through the papers''' that had been seen almost nation-wide, or plumb into Mexico, and all the Western States, and I think the Courier over here. It was on the Associated Press. How many saw, “A mysterious cloud in the sky”? You see the hands. '''And now the Life magazine picked it up'''. And I have the—the article here this morning, in the Life magazine here, to show. ...And then while I was praying on this subject, of wondering what would happen to me, and you know where I was at? North of Tucson, east of Flagstaff; '''just exactly, positionally, where I told you, months before it happened, I’d be standing.''' And '''exactly according to this paper here, and of papers and this magazine, and our own testimony, exactly where it taken place.''' God is perfect and cannot lie, and it will come to pass.''<ref>William Branham, 63-0623M - Standing In The Gap, para. 81-82,86</ref> | |||
#On June 28, 1963, William Branham also mentioned where he was standing - ''"If you look in Life magazine, last month, you’ll see there. ...get The Seven Seals, and first get What Time Is It, Sirs? Listen to that spoke of, six months before it happened. And science is baffled. '''Standing right under where it was happening there.''' And told them, six months before, how that there would be seven Angels in a form of a constellation, and look like a pyramid, would drop down. '''And I would be standing north of Tucson, Arizona''', and there would be a roar that would even shake the rocks from the mountains. Brother Fred Sothmann sitting there, who was standing with us, many of them, when it happened. '''Now science took the picture of It''', you seen It, went on Associated Press. They didn’t know what It was. There is a Cloud hanging, twenty-six miles high. That’s fifteen miles, or twenty, above even where vapor is at. They don’t know what it’s all going about, and they are trying to investigate It. '''And there, right under It, I was standing.''' And those seven Angels roaring out their voices, of those Seven Seals, standing there. And the witness, three of us, as a witness of the things that was prophesied on the tape, Sirs, What Time Is It? And there now they’re trying to find out. It’s a mystery to them.<ref>William Branham, 63-0628M - O Lord, Just Once More, para. 42</ref> | |||