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So what is William Branham referring to?
So what is William Branham referring to?


Honestly, we don't have a clue. We have heard [http://seekyethetruth.freeforums.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=117&hilit=gnostic people claim that William Branham read gnostic texts and that some of his teachings came from gnostic sources] but to date we couldn't see that being true.  However, his statement about "three high words" provides support to those people claiming that he was exposed to and practiced gnostic teachings.  This should make us all take a very close look at what he taught to ensur it matches with the Bible.  Those teachings that do should be accepted, and those that do not (or are gnostic) should be rejected.
Honestly, we don't have a clue. We have heard [http://seekyethetruth.freeforums.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=117&hilit=gnostic people claim that William Branham read gnostic texts and that some of his teachings came from gnostic sources] but to date we couldn't see that being true.  However, his statement about "three high words" provides support to those people claiming that he was exposed to and practiced gnostic teachings.  This should make us all take a very close look at what he taught to ensure it matches with the Bible.  Those teachings that do should be accepted, and those that do not (or are gnostic) should be rejected.


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