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Many followers admit that their "prophet" did  make mistakes, but these were all minor.  They also state that we must avoid examining those mistakes and simply look at the prayer lines, where William Branham was supernaturally vindicated by his Angel.   
Many followers admit that their "prophet" did  make mistakes, but these were all minor.  They also state that we must avoid examining those mistakes and simply look at the prayer lines, where William Branham was supernaturally vindicated by his Angel.   


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#When William Branhan asked the deceptive question - ''What was I saying?'' - he knew the answer.
#When William Branhan asked the deceptive question - ''What was I saying?'' - he knew the answer.


=Thanks to the former message minister how discovered this=
=Thanks to the former message minister who discovered this=
 
We want to thank the former pastor of a message church for bringing this to the attention of the world.


We can only imagine how hard it must be for a pastor who has preached these things for decades. To have preached from the sermons is to have examined them. And to have examined them is to have encountered many problems such as this. To have preached them to their congregations in error is a huge burden to bear after leaving. It is a pastor's duty, as shepherd, to lead the sheep in the right direction.
We can only imagine how hard it must be for a pastor who has preached these things for decades. To have preached from the sermons is to have examined them. And to have examined them is to have encountered many problems such as this. To have preached them to their congregations in error is a huge burden to bear after leaving. It is a pastor's duty, as shepherd, to lead the sheep in the right direction.
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Do former translators suffer the same emotions as former pastors? Do those currently trapped in the message battle a "tug-of-war" in their minds as they translate that which they know is not true?
Do former translators suffer the same emotions as former pastors? Do those currently trapped in the message battle a "tug-of-war" in their minds as they translate that which they know is not true?
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