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=Medical science= | |||
==Squeeze your lips, you die== | |||
William Branham believed that if you squeezed or touched your lip in the wrong way, you would die: | |||
:''You know what it is, you even touch your lip here, in here, you can die in a little bit. A bee stung a man down here below New Albany recently. Stung him on the lip and he died in about two minutes. Anything right around here… Don't never squeeze nothing on your lips, 'cause it runs to the nerve that runs to your brain. Really, people… A man should never shave over their lips. That's exactly right. When your razor pulls, tears comes in your eyes. It's bad right in there, 'cause them main nerves.<ref>59-1004M, Who Is This?</ref> | |||
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=Other quotes of William Branham= | |||
''Not long ago science made fun of man, when... in the Bible. And the Bible said, "Your whole body is full of light." | ''Not long ago science made fun of man, when... in the Bible. And the Bible said, "Your whole body is full of light." | ||