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=What did William Branham see?= | =What did William Branham see?= | ||
William Branham clearly stated that he saw a mother eagle stretch out her wings in the nest and the young eagles climbed onto her wings and she flew down into a valley with the chicks on her wings. They jumped off her wings when she landed on the grass, and they played for a period of time. She later descended back into the valley, stretched out her wings again and the chicks once more got onto her outstretched wings. She then flew back up to the nest with the eaglets on her wings back to the nest where they jumped off. | |||
We can state without doubt that William Branham never saw this take place. And we would challenge any followers of William Branham to send us scientific evidence that this actually took place in real life. | |||
Based on aerodynamic principles, an eagle would not be able to take off with a number of baby eagles on her wings. They would disrupt the ability to create lift, particularly if the eagle could not flap her wings (she obviously couldn't with a bunch of baby eagles on her wings) | |||
As a result of the evidence, we are forced to conclude that William Branham was not telling the truth. He did not see what he claimed to have witnessed. The bigger questions is: What else did William Branham lie about? | |||
As a result of the evidence, we are forced to conclude that | |||
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