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Hybreeding, hybreeding, oh, how terrible, hybreeding. They hybreed the people. You know it's a big molding pot. | ==KKK== | ||
I've got hundreds of precious colored friends that's borned again Christians. But on this line of segregations and things they're talking about, hybreeding the people. What, '''tell me what fine cultured, fine Christian colored woman would want her baby to be a mulatto by a white man? No, sir. It's not right. What white woman would want her baby to be a mulatto by a colored man? God made us what we are.''' Let's stay what God made us; I believe it's right.<ref>CONDEMNATION.BY.REPRESENTATION_ JEFF.IN 60-1113</ref> | |||
It appears that William Branham considered the KKK to be Freemasons. | |||
But she, through her church society and the '''Ku Klux Klan, paid the hospital bill for me, Mason's'''. I can never forget them. See? No matter what they do, or what, I still... there is something, and that stays with me, see, what they did for me. And they paid the bill to Doctor Reeder. He is still living, lives here in Port Fulton, could tell you the story.<ref>SOULS.THAT.ARE.IN.PRISON.NOW_ JEFF.IN V-2 N-22 SUNDAY_ 63-1110M</ref> | |||
'Cause I--I believe that the Masons are all right, but the Mason Lodge will never take the place of the Church, or the Blood of Jesus Christ. All my people are Masons, and they're all right as a lodge. But it won't take the place of the Church. | |||
And the trouble of it is, you've got the church, till it's no more than a Masonic lodge, or any other lodge. The church is a house of God where Christ lives and manifests Himself amongst the people. That's right.<ref>BE.NOT.AFRAID.IT.IS.I_ BLOOMINGTON.IL FRIDAY_ 61-0414</ref> | |||
'''You Masons, I'll call your attention. You remember the sign of the cross? Now, you--you know what I'm talking about.'''<ref>THE.FIFTH.SEAL_ JEFF.IN 63-0322</ref> | |||
==Intermarriage== | |||
Hybreeding, hybreeding, oh, how terrible, hybreeding. '''They hybreed the people. You know it's a big molding pot.''' | |||
I've got hundreds of precious colored friends that's borned again Christians. '''But on this line of segregations and things they're talking about, hybreeding the people'''. What, '''tell me what fine cultured, fine Christian colored woman would want her baby to be a mulatto by a white man? No, sir. It's not right. What white woman would want her baby to be a mulatto by a colored man? God made us what we are.''' Let's stay what God made us; I believe it's right.<ref>CONDEMNATION.BY.REPRESENTATION_ JEFF.IN 60-1113</ref> | |||
Today, '''we have so much fussing and stewing about this segregation of white and colored and everything. Why don't they leave it alone? Let it the way God made it. Tell me what real good, smart, intelligent, beautiful, colored woman would want to have a baby by a white man to make it a mulatto? Not sense.''' Many thing the colored people has is far beyond the white man. | Today, '''we have so much fussing and stewing about this segregation of white and colored and everything. Why don't they leave it alone? Let it the way God made it. Tell me what real good, smart, intelligent, beautiful, colored woman would want to have a baby by a white man to make it a mulatto? Not sense.''' Many thing the colored people has is far beyond the white man. | ||