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:''Now, you might add this in saying that this Brother Branham has been rejected. He's been called anything from a--from a soothsayer, or a Simon the sorcerer, or a regular Beelzebub. But that's exactly what Jesus said would take place.<ref>William Branham, Audio Letter to Lee Vayle (May 1964, Tucson, AZ)</ref> | :''Now, you might add this in saying that this Brother Branham has been rejected. He's been called anything from a--from a soothsayer, or a Simon the sorcerer, or a regular Beelzebub. But that's exactly what Jesus said would take place.<ref>William Branham, Audio Letter to Lee Vayle (May 1964, Tucson, AZ)</ref> | ||
:''35 As I said last night, the church gets things mixed up and gone out, then He anoints one person. Every man differents from the other. He anoints one. God is one, and so He anoints a person. He never did use a group. He always uses one; always has. He never changes His course. He uses one. '''And He sends that forth, preaches a Message. It’s rejected, flatly;''' but all that will come, will come, from that generation. First watch, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, then seventh, and then the Bridegroom come. '''And we’re in the seventh.'''<ref>William Branham, 64-0410 - Scriptural Signs Of The Time,para. 35</ref> | |||
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