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William Branham shot a silver-tip grizzly bear while hunting in British Columbia in May of 1961. In a sermon called “Presuming” in June 1962, William Branham tells this story and then says, ''“Now, I'm going back into the country, that you might know, when I come back next year. I'm going to get a brown bear that's almost twice that size. You see if it's right or not. …God's perfect and never fails.”'' A month earlier, in a sermon called “Possessing All Things”, William Branham said that the vision of the brown bear was '''''“THUS SAITH THE LORD.”''''' | William Branham shot a silver-tip grizzly bear while hunting in British Columbia in May of 1961. In a sermon called “Presuming” in June 1962, William Branham tells this story and then says, ''“Now, I'm going back into the country, that you might know, when I come back next year. I'm going to get a brown bear that's almost twice that size. You see if it's right or not. …God's perfect and never fails.”'' A month earlier, in a sermon called “Possessing All Things”, William Branham said that the vision of the brown bear was '''''“THUS SAITH THE LORD.”''''' | ||
William Branham returned to British Columbia in July of 1962 | William Branham returned to British Columbia in July of 1962, preached six services on Vancouver Island, and then went hunting in northern British Columbia but did not fulfill the vision at that time. He returned to British Columbia again in October of 1964 with Pearry Green, but did not fulfill the vision at that time either. When William Branham passed away on December 25, 1965, the vision had never been fulfilled. | ||
What does this mean? It means that when William Branham said in 1962 that he would shoot a brown bear in British Columbia, and that this was “Thus Saith The Lord”, he spoke presumptuously. | What does this mean? It means that when William Branham said in 1962 that he would shoot a brown bear in British Columbia, and that this was “Thus Saith The Lord”, he spoke presumptuously. | ||