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William Branham talked a lot about going overseas but most of the trips he planned were canceled. He stated that he had been around the world seven times but we have been unable to confirm this. The only time he actually could have gone around the world was when he visited India in 1954. However, he went to India via Europe and Egypt and stated he returned home the same route. | |||
=The Facts= | |||
Here are the facts that we have been able to confirm: | |||
#He appears to have gone overseas a total of 5 times. | #He appears to have gone overseas a total of 5 times. | ||
#He never actually went around the world even once. | #He never actually went around the world even once. | ||
#He was never in | #He was never in Australia or New Zealand and the trip to India was his only trip to Asia. | ||
#He was in Africa twice | #He was in Africa twice | ||
#He was in Europe three times, one of which was on his trip to India. | #He was in Europe three times, one of which was on his trip to India. | ||
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:''In the Mohammedan religion (which '''I have had the privilege of visiting the country near the grave of Mohammed''') and at his grave has been a white horse, has been standing there for two thousand years. Every four hours (I think it is.) they change the guard, and a white horse saddled and waiting for the resurrection of Mohammed… And they say that he will raise from the dead, get on the horse, and conquer the world.<ref>William Branham, 58-0128 - The Oneness Of Unity, para. 18</ref> | |||
:''You ought heard what Morris Reidhead said about that when that Mohammedan had his education and going back. Said, "Why don't you take a resurrected Jesus with you and instead of a dead prophet, Mohammed." And '''I've been to Mohammed's grave.''' They have a white horse change every four hours. And they've been there for two thousand years, expecting Mohammed to raise from the dead.<ref>William Branham, 58-0612 - We Would See Jesus, para. 20</ref> | :''You ought heard what Morris Reidhead said about that when that Mohammedan had his education and going back. Said, "Why don't you take a resurrected Jesus with you and instead of a dead prophet, Mohammed." And '''I've been to Mohammed's grave.''' They have a white horse change every four hours. And they've been there for two thousand years, expecting Mohammed to raise from the dead.<ref>William Branham, 58-0612 - We Would See Jesus, para. 20</ref> | ||
:''Here sometime ago, '''noticing at the grave of Mohammed, at Mohammed's grave there's a white horse that stands there. '''It's been there for two thousand years. They change the guards about every four hours. What are they doing? They are expecting Mohammed to raise someday and get on this white horse and ride the world and conquer it.<ref>William Branham, 58-0326 - United Under One Head, para. 28</ref> | |||
1959 | 1959 | ||
:''Oh, I feel like a holy-roller. Amen. I feel like shouting. If it takes that to serve God, then let me do it. I've sailed the seven seas, '''traveled the world six times around'''...<ref>William Branham, 59-0708E - Be Certain Of God, para. 75</ref> | :''Oh, I feel like a holy-roller. Amen. I feel like shouting. If it takes that to serve God, then let me do it. I've sailed the seven seas, '''traveled the world six times around'''...<ref>William Branham, 59-0708E - Be Certain Of God, para. 75</ref> | ||
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:'''''I've been to the grave where the white horse is changed every four hours'''. Where, Mohammed, a great priest and—and leader right after Christ, was supposingly to be '''a prophet, and, I don't doubt but what he was''', right after the Maccabee brothers. <ref>William Branham, 65-0220 - God's Chosen Place Of Worship, para. 18</ref> | :'''''I've been to the grave where the white horse is changed every four hours'''. Where, Mohammed, a great priest and—and leader right after Christ, was supposingly to be '''a prophet, and, I don't doubt but what he was''', right after the Maccabee brothers. <ref>William Branham, 65-0220 - God's Chosen Place Of Worship, para. 18</ref> | ||
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