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A main source of a description of the visions are in the recorded sermons. When making reference to the visions in a sermon it would be expected that his description would always be consistent ñ after all, the visions were only received once, there were no additions and no updates. And yet in the sermons, one is presented with partial descriptions, with descriptions that contain conflicting information and with changing detail. | A main source of a description of the visions are in the recorded sermons. When making reference to the visions in a sermon it would be expected that his description would always be consistent ñ after all, the visions were only received once, there were no additions and no updates. And yet in the sermons, one is presented with partial descriptions, with descriptions that contain conflicting information and with changing detail. | ||
Here is one example of his descriptions of the | Here is one example of his descriptions of the Hitlerí or World War II vision: | ||
::And in 1933 whenÖthe vision of the Lord came to me up here and predicted that, Germany would rise up and have put that Maginot Line there. Many of you remember. And how they'd be all fortified in there, and the Americans would take a great beating right there at that lineÖNow, you remember; that's THUS SAITH THE LORD."<ref>''Why we are not a Denomination 1958''</ref> | ::And in 1933 whenÖthe vision of the Lord came to me up here and predicted that, Germany would rise up and have put that Maginot Line there. Many of you remember. And how they'd be all fortified in there, and the Americans would take a great beating right there at that lineÖNow, you remember; that's THUS SAITH THE LORD."<ref>''Why we are not a Denomination 1958''</ref> | ||