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William Branham believed that one of the truths that he restored to the church was that of "eternal security". =What the Bible teaches=

...on’. Orthodoxy are those beliefs that generally accepted by the Christian church.<ref>Catherine Soanes and Angus Stevenson, eds., Concise Oxford English Dic ...confessional orthodoxy" to refer to those doctrines and teachings that the church has always believed or held.

{{7 Church Ages}} ...dia, the seat of a proconsul under the Roman Empire, and the metropolis of the province Lydia in later Roman and Byzantine times.

...Joseph should have been there at the time based on [[Prophecy of the Cloud|The Vision of Angels in Arizona]].]] =The dedication of Joseph Branham=

=Question regarding the coming of the Lord= In 1963, in a sermon entitled "The Breach between the Seven Church Ages and the Seven Seals" (63-0317E), William Branham stated:

...:320px-Easter Bunny Postcard 1907.jpg|thumb|200px|Just in case you thought the issue of a bunny was controversial.]] {{Church History}}

...y campaign. He later changed his doctrine to say that Romanism would rule the world, not Communism. ...The government of Russia no longer has a major problem with the Vatican as the opposition to Christianity has largely disappeared, along with Communism.

...dictory positions allow people to prove one point or another, depending on the quotes they use. ...that don't fit in with our other articles on this subject. For details on the problems with William Branham's honesty, please see our article on [[Credib

...s Book's fine. That's right. But I'd rather know the Author. <ref>51-0413, The Works That I Do Bear Witness Of Me</ref> Consider the following:

...Rev. W. E. Best and Rev. [[F.F. Bosworth]] at the Sam Houston Coliseum. As the meeting was coming to a close that evening there was a fistfight, and a [[T =The Houston Chronicle, January 25, 1950=

We often hear people say, "But people in the message are so nice. Should I really be concerned about what they believe? The answer is - you should be very concerned. Why? Because the teachings of William Branham and those that follow him can create problems

{{7 Church Ages}} ...death at the end of 1965. The book is referred to in this article as the Church Age book or CAB.

...f an Amish piano player. But there is a serious problem with the story... The Amish don't play musical instruments. =Facts about the Amish people=

William Branham taught that the Holy Spirit would leave a person under certain conditions. ...limb of peace, waiting for your nature to be changed." <ref>56-0805 - The Church And Its Condition, para. 102</ref>

...he apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the cornerstone."<ref>The Holy Bible: English Standard Version (Wheaton: Standard Bible Society, 2001 ...le John, that believed the doctrine of the Trinity as being fundamental to the Christian faith:

{{7 Church Ages}} ...etropolis of Phrygia Pacatiana, built on the river Lycus in Anatolia, near the modern village of Eskihisar (Eski Hissar), Denizli Province, Turkey.

...ave you heard Christians say, "God is doing a new thing in his church"?''' The "new thing" they refer to may be called a revival, an outpouring, a visitat ...lieve God is doing a new thing in his church today. Yet this great work of the Spirit can´t be found in just one location. It´s happening worldwide.

The word "heresy" only appears once in the [[The King James Version of the Bible|KJV]] but is translated as "sect" in most modern biblical translation ...our fathers...<ref>New American Standard Bible: 1995 Update (La Habra, CA: The Lockman Foundation, 1995), Ac 24:14.</ref>

...[Seven Seals]], and the Future Home from Clarence Larkin. His teaching on the threefold nature of man was also [[Plagiarism|plagiarized]] from Clarence L ...room House. When God was here on earth, He occupied a three room House, '''the Soul, Body, and Spirit''' of Jesus Christ.<ref>55-1006A - A Hidden Life</re

...t their conduct should be based on knowledge, and that knowledge gave them the right to act as they wanted to regarding things offered to idols. But Paul had a different view: knowledge is not the basis for Christian behavior, love is.