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'''vin•di•ca•tion''' \ˌvin-də-ˈkā-shən\ noun
'''vin•di•ca•tion''' \ˌvin-də-ˈkā-shən\ noun
1613: an act of vindicating: the state of being vindicated specifically: justification against denial or censure: DEFENSE<ref>Frederick C. Mish, Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary. (Springfield, MA: Merriam-Webster, Inc., 2003).</ref>
1613: an act of vindicating: the state of being vindicated specifically: justification against denial or censure: DEFENSE<ref>Frederick C. Mish, Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary. (Springfield, MA: Merriam-Webster, Inc., 2003).</ref>
=Quotes of William Branham=
''I'm… I am neither the Father, Son, nor Holy Ghost. I am a man, your brother, '''vindicated—ministry vindicated by a supernatural Being''', not me, the Angel of the Lord that has come from God to minister these blessings to you.<ref>51-0717, The Manifestation Of The Spirit</ref>
''...that we might become You, sons of God, to reflect the Word of God, vindicated, made it manifest through our ministry life that You have given us.<ref>63-0123, Identification</ref>
''The entire mystery is unfolded. That's the ministry of that angel. See? Be so simple people just drop off the top of it. But yet it'll be perfectly a-vindicated everywhere, just be perfectly normal. See? Everybody that—that wants to see it can see it. See? That's right. But those… Jesus said, as He said when He come, said, "You got eyes and can't see, Isaiah said you did. (See?) And you got ears and you can't hear."<ref>63-0318, The First Seal</ref>
''Isaiah, the prophet, he said, "In my day, '''the Lord vindicated me as His prophet'''. And we know that the Word comes to the prophet. And then, everything that I said, God honored it and made it come to pass. From a little boy, up, everything that was said come to pass. I was vindicated amongst the people as a prophet.<ref>64-0427, A Trial</ref>


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