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When someone comes to an understanding that William Branham was not a prophet and that his "message" is of no consequence from a prophetic standpoint, where does that leave us | When someone comes to an understanding that William Branham was not a prophet and that his "message" is of no consequence from a prophetic standpoint, where does that leave us spiritually? People who have come to understand that William Branham was not who he claimed to be ask the following questions: | ||
*Should we look for another Gentile Elijah prophet? | *Should we look for another Gentile Elijah prophet? | ||
*If the doctrine of the Seven Church Ages is false, where does that leave us? | *If the doctrine of the Seven Church Ages is false, where does that leave us? | ||
*If there is no restored truth, what should we believe? | |||
*How should we view Christian denominations? Are they of the devil? | |||
*Where should I go to church? | |||
*I was sincerely trying to follow Christ. Why did he allow me to fall into false doctrine? | |||
*If William Branham and the message are false, is the whole Christian message false? | |||
*What should I believe? | |||
The questions that come flooding into the minds of those who realize that they have been following a false prophet are many and wide ranging. | |||