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:''The two most prominent messengers, however, are the first and the last—St. Paul and Pastor Russell.… “That wise and faithful servant” … now many more are recognizing, that Pastor Russell is that servant.<ref>David A. Reed, Answering Jehovah’s Witnesses: Subject by Subject, electronic ed., (Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1997).</ref> | :''The two most prominent messengers, however, are the first and the last—St. Paul and Pastor Russell.… “That wise and faithful servant” … now many more are recognizing, that Pastor Russell is that servant.<ref>David A. Reed, Answering Jehovah’s Witnesses: Subject by Subject, electronic ed., (Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1997).</ref> | ||
Given that William Branham studied the publications of the Watchtower Society, it is likely that this is where he got his idea of the "seventh church age messenger". | |||
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