William Branham's View of Creation: Difference between revisions

:''Then there was no man to till the soil, and then God formed man out of the dust of the earth.<ref>William Branham, 63-1110M - Souls That Are In Prison Now, para. 38-40</ref>

:''For, when God separated Adam, he was both. We find out, '''Adam was spirit, to begin with.''' “He made man in His Own image, created He male and female.” And then, Genesis 2 and on, He created man in…out of the dust of the earth. Man was created in God’s image (God is a Spirit), so he’s a spirit man. Then '''when he become flesh man''', animal flesh on the earth, He is—He is showing, portraying here the Bride. He never taken and made another being, but He took part of Adam, the original creation, took from him, a rib from his side; and took the feminish spirit out of Adam, left the masculine spirit in there, and placed it in the feminish part. Therefore, part of his spirit, part of his body; flesh of his flesh, bone of his bone; Word of His Word, Life of His Life, and that’s the way the Bride is to Christ!<ref>William Branham, 65-0429B - The Seed Shall Not Be Heir With The Shuck, para. 51</ref>