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William Sowders was born in Louisville, Kentucky on September 13, 1879 and died on November 20, 1952 at the age of seventy-three. | William Sowders was born in Louisville, Kentucky on September 13, 1879 and died on November 20, 1952 at the age of seventy-three. | ||
William Branham admitted that he attended William Sowders' School of the Prophets in Louisville. It is not surprising that many of William Branham's fundamental doctrines bear a strange likeness to that of Sowders'. | '''William Branham admitted that he attended William Sowders' School of the Prophets in Louisville.''' It is not surprising that many of William Branham's fundamental doctrines bear a strange likeness to that of Sowders'. | ||
=Similarities between William Sowders and William Branham= | =Similarities between William Sowders and William Branham= | ||
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|The followers of William Sowders believed that God called and vindicated him. God used him in a ministry of restoration to restore and reveal His Word to His Sons and Daughters. Sowders' ministry did not add to the Bible - but rather the mysteries contained in Scripture are revealed and will ultimately give '''Rapturing Faith to the Bride of the Lord Jesus Christ in this Age'''. | |The followers of William Sowders believed that God called and vindicated him. God used him in a ministry of restoration to restore and reveal His Word to His Sons and Daughters. Sowders' ministry did not add to the Bible - but rather the mysteries contained in Scripture are revealed and will ultimately give '''Rapturing Faith to the Bride of the Lord Jesus Christ in this Age'''. | ||
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=Quotes of William Branham= | =Quotes of William Branham= | ||
''An old man, one of the first that I ever seen in the realms of Pentecost and came to my house when I was just a--a little lad, and set in my room. And '''I've been always, for Pentecost''', I wasn't critical, but I didn't understand that speaking in tongues before these things happened. And I still, we know that there is some of it make-believe, but behind it there's a genuine article. And this man come to my room when I was just a boy preacher and set in there one day. And I come in and he went... he kind of jumped and threw his hands up and spoke in tongues . And he said, "Thus saith the Lord," speaking in tongues , said, "A great ministry lies before you that God will use you to shake the world." And the elderly brother, is setting right back there, is John Ryan.<ref>51-0718 THE.ANGEL.OF.THE.LORD_ TOLEDO.OH</ref> | ''An old man, one of the first that I ever seen in the realms of Pentecost and came to my house when I was just a--a little lad, and set in my room. And '''I've been always, for Pentecost''', I wasn't critical, but I didn't understand that speaking in tongues before these things happened. And I still, we know that there is some of it make-believe, but behind it there's a genuine article. And this man come to my room when I was just a boy preacher and set in there one day. And I come in and he went... he kind of jumped and threw his hands up and spoke in tongues . And he said, "Thus saith the Lord," speaking in tongues , said, "A great ministry lies before you that God will use you to shake the world." And the elderly brother, is setting right back there, is John Ryan.<ref>51-0718 THE.ANGEL.OF.THE.LORD_ TOLEDO.OH</ref> | ||
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