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=Trying to put out the light?= | |||
William Branham told a story about little birds killing themselves flying into a light house in a storm trying to put the light out, he meant it as the light being his message but we have since realized he and his following are the little birds!!! | |||
The interesting thing about William Branham's assertion that he had been a "Game Warden", or as he said in one place THE Indiana State Game Warden. He speaks with such authority about animals, birds, and all things nature. | |||
But in reality, he seemed to have no real understanding of nature. | |||
It is true that birds do fly into lights, hundreds are killed worldwide every night in our big cities. That is why there is a push on for big buildings to turn out the lights at night. Cleaning crews come before day light and remove their bodies from the streets and sidewalks. HOWEVER, they did not die because they wanted to beat out the light. They died because they got pulled off-track and flew into a building. | |||
=Deer are invulnerable if drink water= | |||
He said things like: | |||
*If you shoot a deer, if it gets to water, it won't die. | |||
==Quotes of William Branham== | ==Quotes of William Branham== | ||
:''I was a Indiana State game warden three years ago.<ref>50-0405, Expectation</ref> | |||
''Here not long ago, I climbed up to the Statue of Liberty, up to where that big arm is and went out there, and there's a bunch of little dead sparrows. Infidels may rise and come, skeptics may rise. I go down here to your museum, and they throwed me out nearly the other day. When I walked in there... | ''Here not long ago, I climbed up to the Statue of Liberty, up to where that big arm is and went out there, and there's a bunch of little dead sparrows. Infidels may rise and come, skeptics may rise. I go down here to your museum, and they throwed me out nearly the other day. When I walked in there... | ||
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''"I am the light of the world." They'll never beat it out. So there's only one thing to do. When it shines on your pathway, follow it. "The Name of the Lord is a mighty tower. The righteous run into it and are safe. If ye abide in Me (in the tower), My words abide in you, then you can ask what you will, it'll be done for you."<ref>UNBELIEF.DOES.NOT.HINDER.GOD_ PHOENIX.AZ SUNDAY_ 62-0128M</ref> | ''"I am the light of the world." They'll never beat it out. So there's only one thing to do. When it shines on your pathway, follow it. "The Name of the Lord is a mighty tower. The righteous run into it and are safe. If ye abide in Me (in the tower), My words abide in you, then you can ask what you will, it'll be done for you."<ref>UNBELIEF.DOES.NOT.HINDER.GOD_ PHOENIX.AZ SUNDAY_ 62-0128M</ref> | ||
''I was seven years a game warden myself, as you know.<ref>62-0721, Behold, A Greater Than Solomon Is Here</ref> | |||
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