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...e come to understand that William Branham was not who he claimed to be ask the following questions: *If the doctrine of the Seven Church Ages is false, where does that leave us?

...nt Sulpicius Severus''' (born around 360, died between 420 and 425), wrote the earliest biography of Saint Martin of Tours. ...r who, after the early death of his wife, renounced his career and entered the monastic life.

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One of William Branham's foundational doctrines was the Seven Church Ages.

=Don't leave your church!= ...seen the Holy Spirit challenge anybody and tell them they was in the wrong church. I've never had it done.

Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it. ...ards Calvary, the gift of the Holy Ghost." (WMB, 60-1210 THE PHILADELPHIAN CHURCH AGE)

Message Believers claim that William Branham’s doctrine agrees 100% with the Bible. So, let’s compare the two:

==The Pope is bad. Don't follow him.== ...ranham called the first rider a Nicolaitan spirit, which means "to conquer the laity" and occurs when you:

...in his sermons there is a common theme: he frequently added to or changed the original details. ...odifications – why were contrary statements made in the sermons? Why were the originals not referenced?

{{Church History}} ...reets, the disciples spoke in foreign languages understood by strangers in the city.

William Branham thought that he was the last prophet and he believed that the last prophet was infallible: ...<ref>An Exposition Of The Seven Church Ages - Chapter Nine - The Laodicean Church Age</ref>''

...to a text, even if that meaning could not have been originally intended at the time of its writing. '''Exegesis''', on the other hand, means “drawing meaning out of” and is the process of seeking to understand what a text means or communicates on its o

...ecy in 1964 (that he had never previously told) relating to women electing the wrong man (we assume that he went with seven visions because seven is a muc ...wrong? Were they not all fulfilled?” Over 80 years after 1933, we now have the benefit of hindsight in our ability to confirm whether these prophecies wer

[[Image:Baptism Sakhalin.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The joy of Baptism in Sakhalin Island, Russia: a clean heart and identification =The Jewish Ritual of Baptism=

The following pages need to be started: ...d he use the word ‘baptism’ in a different context? Possibly referring to the anointing that could fall on anyone?)

...large message church has formed around a particular personality. But for the most part, message churches are very small on a worldwide basis. ...r, from time to time, new reports from the world of the message make it to the news services in a particular country. We want to share these stories with

...mself. That's His purpose. '''That's why He died.'''<ref>63-0728 CHRIST.IS.THE.MYSTERY.OF.GOD.REVEALED_ JEFFERSONVILLE.IN</ref>

...edited by Lee Vayle and pubulhed in book form, An Exposition of the Seven church Ages, shortly after William Branham's death. ...t on the side of the wall. Why, It stood out here, and reflected Itself on the wall and made that same thing.<ref>William Branham, 61-0208 - Sirs, We Woul

...ies of visions from God. While Rev. Joyner does not name William Branham, the description does not fit any other 20th Century evangelist: ...but also relieved to see him sitting on a great throne. I was captured by the humility and love that still exuded from him.''

...ranham stated that the Bible was the absolute and that he only taught what the Bible said. Is that true? ...a person just with one Book, and that’s the Bible. '''I just believe what the Bible says''' and—and don’t try to take other’s word.<ref>William Bra