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'''Why did judgment fall on innocent rocks and trees in Alaska, rather than falling on sinners in Hollywood or Las Vegas?''' | |||
The 1964 Alaskan earthquake on March 27, 1964 was the most powerful recorded earthquake in U.S. and North American history, and one of the most powerful ever measured by seismograph. Followers of William branham believe that this earthquake was the fulfillment of a prophecy made just days before the quake occurred. | The 1964 Alaskan earthquake on March 27, 1964 was the most powerful recorded earthquake in U.S. and North American history, and one of the most powerful ever measured by seismograph. Followers of William branham believe that this earthquake was the fulfillment of a prophecy made just days before the quake occurred. | ||
=Problems with the Prophecy= | ==Problems with the Prophecy== | ||
1) William Branham stated that he prophesied the earthquake before the fact, [[Proof of the Prophetic|but like virtually all of his prophecies]], it was not made public until AFTER it was fulfilled. | 1) William Branham stated that he prophesied the earthquake before the fact, [[Proof of the Prophetic|but like virtually all of his prophecies]], it was not made public until '''AFTER''' it was fulfilled. | ||
2) Doug McHughes was hunting with William Branham in 1964. In his self-published video testimony, he says that Banks Woods was throwing rocks three days before a dust-devil hit the side of Rattlesnake Mesa above them. In William Branham's testimony, Banks Woods threw a rock, which started a whirlwind that hit Sunset Mountain. | 2) Doug McHughes was hunting with William Branham in 1964. In his self-published video testimony, he says that Banks Woods was throwing rocks three days before a dust-devil hit the side of Rattlesnake Mesa above them. In William Branham's testimony, Banks Woods threw a rock, which started a whirlwind that hit Sunset Mountain. | ||
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Because this "prophecy" was not told until after the fact, and differs from eyewitness accounts, it cannot be classified as a true prophecy. | Because this "prophecy" was not told until after the fact, and differs from eyewitness accounts, it cannot be classified as a true prophecy. | ||
=The "Prophecy", and quotes of William Branham= | ==The "Prophecy", and quotes of William Branham== | ||
The story is told that William Branham was hunting in the mountains of Arizona. Standing with his friend, Banks Wood, he threw a rock into the air and said, “THUS SAITH THE LORD, you’ll see the glory of God.” The rock fell to the ground, giving rise to a tiny whirlwind. The next day, while the hunters were in camp, the whirlwind ripped through the mountain. It tore out the side of the cliffs and cut of the tops of the trees. The rocks broke into three-sided pieces. Today, Message Believers come from around the world to Rattlesnake Mesa to look for three-cornered rocks as a testimony that their Prophet was there. The 1964 Alaskan Earthquake is also seen by the followers of Branham as the fulfillment of his prophecy. | The story is told that William Branham was hunting in the mountains of Arizona. Standing with his friend, Banks Wood, he threw a rock into the air and said, “THUS SAITH THE LORD, you’ll see the glory of God.” The rock fell to the ground, giving rise to a tiny whirlwind. The next day, while the hunters were in camp, the whirlwind ripped through the mountain. It tore out the side of the cliffs and cut of the tops of the trees. The rocks broke into three-sided pieces. Today, Message Believers come from around the world to Rattlesnake Mesa to look for three-cornered rocks as a testimony that their Prophet was there. The 1964 Alaskan Earthquake is also seen by the followers of Branham as the fulfillment of his prophecy. | ||