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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. | 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. | ||
===The vision properly relates to the Ohio River Flood of 1937=== | |||
This excuse basically says that only one small element of the vision was true - that it took place 22 years after he had it. But this would mean that virtually everything about the vision was false. | |||
It didn't relate to the bridge construction. No one fell off the bridge in the construction but 385 people died. | |||
Trying to tie the Municipal Bridge Vision to the Ohio Flood is virtually impossible unless you are willing to admit that most of the vision was completely wrong but then, doesn't that still create a problem with Deuteronomy 18:22? | |||
==A Big Question== | ==A Big Question== | ||