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The Message is Greater than the Bible (view source)
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:''Amen, it's not just a story. This message has made the Bible come alive. '''You take this messenger away from the Bible, the Bible's a dead book.''' You tell me, "Where's the Moses-Exodus type?" You tell me, "Where's the Joshua going into the new land type?" You tell me, "Where's Elijah and on 400 on Mount Carmel with 400?" Every type this message types, take it away and you got a dead letter. You should be thankful this morning for a Living Word. Amen? That's come through a mouth of a prophet.”<ref>Thomas A. Rae, "Blessed" (sermon), January 26, 2020, Cloverdale Bibleway, Surrey, B.C., Canada</ref> | :''Amen, it's not just a story. This message has made the Bible come alive. '''You take this messenger away from the Bible, the Bible's a dead book.''' You tell me, "Where's the Moses-Exodus type?" You tell me, "Where's the Joshua going into the new land type?" You tell me, "Where's Elijah and on 400 on Mount Carmel with 400?" Every type this message types, take it away and you got a dead letter. You should be thankful this morning for a Living Word. Amen? That's come through a mouth of a prophet.”<ref>Thomas A. Rae, "Blessed" (sermon), January 26, 2020, Cloverdale Bibleway, Surrey, B.C., Canada</ref> | ||
If the Bible is a dead book without William Branham's message, then it is at least equal to the Bible, if not greater, in the eyes of Tom Rae. Sadly, this is the view of virtually all message followers. | |||
'''The message of William Branham must, therefore, be categorized as a cult.''' | |||
=Questions to ask message followers= | =Questions to ask message followers= | ||