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:''First John 5:7 tells you about that, “There are three that bear record in Heaven, the Father, the Word (which is Christ,) and the Holy Ghost.” And these three agree in one; they’re not one, but they agree in one. And there are three that bear record… Or, “They are one,” I mean. '''I’m mistaken there. “And the three that bear record in earth, is the water, Blood, and Spirit, and they agree in one.”''' You can be sanctified without being justified. And you can be justified without being sanctified. You can be sanctified without receiving the Holy Ghost.<ref>William Branham, 63-0320 - The Third Seal, para. 171-173</ref> | :''First John 5:7 tells you about that, “There are three that bear record in Heaven, the Father, the Word (which is Christ,) and the Holy Ghost.” And these three agree in one; they’re not one, but they agree in one. And there are three that bear record… Or, “They are one,” I mean. '''I’m mistaken there. “And the three that bear record in earth, is the water, Blood, and Spirit, and they agree in one.”''' You can be sanctified without being justified. And you can be justified without being sanctified. You can be sanctified without receiving the Holy Ghost.<ref>William Branham, 63-0320 - The Third Seal, para. 171-173</ref> | ||
:''First John 5:7 said, “There are three that bear record in Heaven, the Father, the Word (which is the Son), and the Holy Ghost: these three are One. There are three that bear record in earth, '''the water, the blood, and the Spirit''': and these three agree in one.”<ref>William Branham, 59-0708M - Dedication Of Building, To The Lord, para. 11</ref> | |||
There is not one time in all of his recorded sermons where he quotes the passage correctly. The question must be asked - why did he do this? | There is not one time in all of his recorded sermons where he quotes the passage correctly. The question must be asked - why did he do this? | ||