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====Examples of the Bible taking a back seat to William Branham==== | ====Examples of the Bible taking a back seat to William Branham==== | ||
In a [[Was William Branham a racist?|well known racist diatribe, Donny Reagan, the pastor of Happy Valley Church of Jesus Christ, stated publicly in a sermon that if Moses was alive today, he would have to follow William Branham's message]]. This comment clearly shows that Donny Reagan | In a [[Was William Branham a racist?|well known racist diatribe, Donny Reagan, the pastor of Happy Valley Church of Jesus Christ, stated publicly in a sermon that if Moses was alive today, he would have to follow William Branham's message]]. This comment clearly shows that Donny Reagan holds William Branham's message as superseding the Bible. He specifically makes this comment in respect of William Branham's teaching that biracial marriages are contrary to God's plan. | ||
But what does the Bible say about biracial marriages? | But what does the Bible say about biracial marriages? | ||