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What William Branham taught: | |||
:''the set-up of '''God’s tabernacle''' in the wilderness. The first was '''the congregation, then the holy place then the holiest of holies.''' That’s God’s house; that’s God’s dwelling place. That’s your dwelling place. Now, you only live in a three room house, remember. You may have two bedrooms; you may have three kitchens, but you only live in a three room house. God lived in a three room House. When God was here on earth, He occupied a three room House, '''the Soul, Body, and Spirit''' of Jesus Christ.<ref>55-1006A - A Hidden Life</ref> | |||
:''The soul is imagination, conscience, memory, reason, and affection, is the senses or the attributes, like the senses of the soul.<ref>61-0108 - Revelation, Chapter Four #3</ref> | |||
==Clarence Larkin== | ==Clarence Larkin== | ||