William Branham and Billy Graham: Difference between revisions

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William Branham was aware of Billy Granham's meetings in Louisville.  Why did he choose talk about them in 1956 but ignored them in recallng his "prophecy"?   
William Branham was aware of Billy Granham's meetings in Louisville.  Why did he choose talk about them in 1956 but ignored them in recallng his "prophecy"?   


:And, then, I think that the hour has arrived that this part of the country ought to receive a great visitation, on the coming of our noble brother, Billy Graham, to Louisville, this coming week. He begins the same time, Louisville, I begin in Chicago. So, I’ll be back, through, I—I want to meet him, personally, while he’s here. And some friends is going to introduce me to him. And I’ve been right in the same city, overseas, and many different places, but just, so, we didn’t get to meet each other.<ref>William Branham, 56-0923 - Spiritual Adoption, para. 11</ref>
:''And, then, I think that the hour has arrived that this part of the country ought to receive a great visitation, on the coming of our noble brother, Billy Graham, to Louisville, this coming week. He begins the same time, Louisville, I begin in Chicago. So, I’ll be back, through, I—I want to meet him, personally, while he’s here. And some friends is going to introduce me to him. And I’ve been right in the same city, overseas, and many different places, but just, so, we didn’t get to meet each other.<ref>William Branham, 56-0923 - Spiritual Adoption, para. 11</ref>


It is clear that William Branham was unaware of his 1956 propehcy (or at least did not believe it) when he prayed in 1958:
It is clear that William Branham was unaware of his 1956 propehcy (or at least did not believe it) when he prayed in 1958: