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==Explanation for the failed vision== | ==Explanation for the failed vision== | ||
People who believe that William Branham is a true prophet explain away this vision in one of three ways. | |||
#Some claim that he will rise from the dead to fulfill this vision. | #Some claim that he will rise from the dead to fulfill this vision. | ||
#Others defend William Branham by saying that a failed prophecy has a Biblical precedent in the prophet Jonah, because God told him to prophecy the destruction of Nineveh and it never came to pass. | #Others defend William Branham by saying that a failed prophecy has a Biblical precedent in the prophet Jonah, because God told him to prophecy the destruction of Nineveh and it never came to pass. | ||
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SO what will you do with this failed vision? Will you succumb to [[Cognitive Dissonance|Cognitive dissonance]] and trivialize an obvious wrong? | SO what will you do with this failed vision? Will you succumb to [[Cognitive Dissonance|Cognitive dissonance]] and trivialize an obvious wrong? | ||
==The 1961 Vision of the Grizzly Bear== | ==The 1961 Vision of the Grizzly Bear== | ||