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===William Branham was young when he had the vision=== | ===William Branham was young when he had the vision=== | ||
If William Branham was young when he had the vision, perhaps he simply forgot it. | If William Branham was young when he had the vision, perhaps he simply forgot it. Kids forget a lot of things and get memories messed up. That would explain why the vision was not fulfilled properly. | ||
There are several problems with this explanation: | |||
1. Why would God give a vision to a child but not give him the ability to remember it. | |||
2. William Branham said that they wrote it down. | |||
3. William Branham said, '''as an adult''', that the vision was fulfilled. The problem is that he is attesting to something that was not true. He said that 16 men died on the bridge, but they didn't. | |||
==A Big Question== | ==A Big Question== | ||