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    Only two of Jesus' disciples were previously followers of John the Baptist.  It was not a requirement to follow John in order to follow Jesus.  Why should it be different now?
    Only two of Jesus' disciples were previously followers of John the Baptist.  It was not a requirement to follow John in order to follow Jesus.  Why should it be different now?


    More importantly, Deuteronomy 18:22 can't be ignored.  There are multiple failed visions - see [[The Municipal Bridge Vision|the Municipal Bridge Vision]] and [[The Vision of the Meetings in South Africa|the vision of the meetings in South Africa]]. 
    More importantly, Deuteronomy 18:22 can't be ignored.  There are multiple failed visions - see, for example:
     
    *[[The Municipal Bridge Vision]]
    *[[The Brown Bear Vision]]
    *[[The Vision of the Meetings in South Africa]]
    *[[Prophecy of the Cloud]]
    *[[The Marilyn Monroe Vision]]  


    Since we reject [[Portal:Controversies#The_Returned_Ministry_Sect|the doctrine of the Returned Ministry]], the only logical conclusion is that William Branham failed the true test of a prophet.  We have not attempted to discredit his healing or discernment ministry but those are gifts that were promised to the church in 1 Corinthians 12.  They do not make a person a prophet.
    Since we reject [[Portal:Controversies#The_Returned_Ministry_Sect|the doctrine of the Returned Ministry]], the only logical conclusion is that William Branham failed the true test of a prophet.  We have not attempted to discredit his healing or discernment ministry but those are gifts that were promised to the church in 1 Corinthians 12.  They do not make a person a prophet.
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