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==William Branham in Shorts== | ==William Branham in Shorts== | ||
William Branham also preached against was wearing shorts, which is something else he did while hunting in Africa: | |||
[[Image:What Happens in South Africa STAYS in South Africa.png|230px|right|thumb|William Branham in shorts in South Africa.]] | [[Image:What Happens in South Africa STAYS in South Africa.png|230px|right|thumb|William Branham in shorts in South Africa.]] | ||
:''Now she has got her Adam to wearing her underneath clothes. A man put on them little old sissy-looking shorts , and get out here, I don't think there is much man to him. He is the biggest sissy I know of. See? See, she has got her perverted Adam to act like she, see, wearing her underneath clothes. She seen what she could do out yonder when she took off all of her clothes but her underneath ones. '''That's the shorts. Course, that's the woman's underneath clothes, and here her Adam is wearing them now...You don't even know whether you're a man or woman.''' And I understand that our United States Army is coming out next in shorts . That's right. See what the perversion is? It's a woman's clothes..."'' | |||
:''Oh, what a perversion! What a age! What a time we're… How deceitful it is! Oh, all these things, "and don't know it," a perfect perverted spirit is in the man. He is veiled from the lust of Satan, and the woman is, too. It's a satanic spirit of a great society. See, they don't know, but they're a organization. '''Women with shorts on, belongs to an organization. Man dressed like that, is on a organization. I'll give you the abbreviation of it, B.S.S., Big Sister Society''', so that's what they belong to. Come out there, '''a big sissy society''', with them little old pants on, big old knotty-looking, dirty-looking thing. I—I… | |||
:'' | :''Man, now you may differ me with this, but that's the Truth. '''You have been perverted and don't know it. You're not, don't act like a man no more'''. See, coming so soft; and, their son, will be nothing to them anymore; man, and women, too. They are a society. There is a organization. Why? "John, next door, wore shorts, so why can't I? Luella wanted me to wear them because John wore them, next door. And, well, if—if Susie Jane can wear them, so can Martha Jane wear them, or Susie Lou," or ever who her name is, see. See, it's a society. It's an organization. You spiritually belong to it, and don't know it.<ref>William Branham, 65-0829 - Satan's Eden, para. 140, 151-152</ref> | ||
==William Branham | ==William Branham watching Marilyn Monroe== | ||
On June 1 1963 William Branham says | On June 1, 1963 William Branham says watched [[The Marilyn Monroe Vision|Marilyn Monroe]] in "The River of No Return", | ||
:''"The kids had been telling me, "Daddy, you go down that River Of No Return, all the time," Said, "They got a play like that on, tonight." They told me a certain night it would be on, a week or two ahead of time. I thought, "Well, I want to see that, 'cause I've been down that river, two or three times; about five times, I think." Well, '''I--I went to see it. And Miss Marilyn Monroe acted that out.'''''" <ref>William Branham, June 1, 1963, Sermon: Come Follow Me </ref> | :''"The kids had been telling me, "Daddy, you go down that River Of No Return, all the time," Said, "They got a play like that on, tonight." They told me a certain night it would be on, a week or two ahead of time. I thought, "Well, I want to see that, 'cause I've been down that river, two or three times; about five times, I think." Well, '''I--I went to see it. And Miss Marilyn Monroe acted that out.'''''" <ref>William Branham, June 1, 1963, Sermon: Come Follow Me </ref> | ||
[[Image:River of No Return.jpg|thumb|It wasn't just the 10 Commandments he went to see.]] | [[Image:River of No Return.jpg|thumb|It wasn't just the 10 Commandments he went to see.]] | ||
Then on June 23 of the same year he says that he had never seen her: | Then on June 23 of the same year he says that he had never seen her: | ||
:''"When I seen this woman not long ago, in a vision the Lord showed me, see her die. That, I can't never think of that woman's name, she, Marilyn Monroe. '''And I had never seen her. I don't go to movies."''''' <ref> William Branham, June 23, 1963, Flashing Red Light of his Coming </ref> | :''"When I seen this woman not long ago, in a vision the Lord showed me, see her die. That, I can't never think of that woman's name, she, Marilyn Monroe. '''And I had never seen her. I don't go to movies."''''' <ref> William Branham, June 23, 1963, Flashing Red Light of his Coming </ref> | ||
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:''"She said, "Lets go to a movie." I said, "I don't go to movies." She said, "Well there's a dance down at the Odd Fellows Hall." I said, "I don't go to dances."'' (July 22, 1960, Sermon: Watchman, what of the night?) | :''"She said, "Lets go to a movie." I said, "I don't go to movies." She said, "Well there's a dance down at the Odd Fellows Hall." I said, "I don't go to dances."'' (July 22, 1960, Sermon: Watchman, what of the night?) | ||
[[Image:CadillacProphet.jpg|thumb|250px|William Branham accepts the keys to a free Cadillac in front of his free house. Learn more about [[William Branham and Money|William Branham's questionable finances.]] ]] | [[Image:CadillacProphet.jpg|thumb|250px|William Branham accepts the keys to a free Cadillac in front of his free house. Learn more about [[William Branham and Money|William Branham's questionable finances.]] ]] | ||
==William Branham, sold out for a Cadillac== | ==William Branham, sold out for a Cadillac== | ||
William Branham preached against driving a Cadillac. He then turned around and accepted one as a gift. He also accepted his home as a gift, and expensive rifles. | William Branham preached against driving a Cadillac. He then turned around and accepted one as a gift. He also accepted his home as a gift, and expensive rifles. | ||