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    :''"Jannes and Jambres rise up in the last days to withstand Moses and Aaron." - William Branham
    :''"Jannes and Jambres rise up in the last days to withstand Moses and Aaron." - William Branham


    The first quote is clearly a misquote since what William Branham did not actually say the words above.  What he did say was:
    The first quote is quoted out of context to make it look like William Branham was referring to Lee Vayle.  What he did say was:


    :''But remember, before there can be a bogus dollar, there has to be a real dollar first; first has to be a real dollar, and then they’re made off of that. Just like we had a real Moses and a real Aaron, then we had a Jambres and Jannes after them. You see how it all comes?<ref>William Branham, 65-1127B - Trying To Do God A Service Without It Being God's Will, para. 96</ref>
    :''But remember, before there can be a bogus dollar, there has to be a real dollar first; first has to be a real dollar, and then they’re made off of that. '''Just like we had a real Moses and a real Aaron''', then we had a Jambres and Jannes after them. You see how it all comes?<ref>William Branham, 65-1127B - Trying To Do God A Service Without It Being God's Will, para. 96</ref>
        
        
    This is clearly not referring to Lee Vayle.
    This is clearly not referring to Lee Vayle.
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    And it is a real stretch to make the second quote (in context) refer to Lee Vayle:
    And it is a real stretch to make the second quote (in context) refer to Lee Vayle:


    :''Because I believe that we’re living in a day that when there’s mysterious things going on, and will continue to go on, and get complicated, because we know that there’s to be a Jannes and Jambres rise up in the last days to withstand Moses and Aaron, as the Bible said, and some impersonations to act like it’s something that it is isn’t.<ref>William Branham, 60-0729 - What It Takes To Overcome All Unbelief: Our Faith, para. 11</ref>
    :''Because I believe that we’re living in a day that when there’s mysterious things going on, and will continue to go on, and get complicated, b'''ecause we know that there’s to be a Jannes and Jambres rise up in the last days to withstand Moses and Aaron''', as the Bible said, and some impersonations to act like it’s something that it is isn’t.<ref>William Branham, 60-0729 - What It Takes To Overcome All Unbelief: Our Faith, para. 11</ref>


    And it begs the question - who are Jannes and Jambres today if Moses and Aaron were William Branham and Lee Vayle.
    And it begs the question - who are Jannes and Jambres today if Moses and Aaron were William Branham and Lee Vayle.  Lee Vayle's followers are clearly being deceptice.




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    Lee Vayle was a message preacher and over the years taught a number of heretical doctrines including the ''Parousia doctrine'', the denial of the deity of Jesus Christ and the espousing of bizarre hybrid of [[Nestorianism]], [[Arianism]] and [[Adoptionism]].  Some of these doctrines are remarkably similar to certain of the foundational beliefs of the Jehovah's Witnesses.
    Lee Vayle was a message preacher and over the years taught a number of heretical doctrines including the ''Parousia doctrine'', the denial of the deity of Jesus Christ and the espousing of bizarre hybrid of [[Nestorianism]], [[Arianism]] and [[Adoptionism]].  Some of these doctrines are remarkably similar to certain of the foundational beliefs of the Jehovah's Witnesses.


    =Should we consider the followers of Lee Vayle to be Christians?=
    =Should we consider the followers of Lee Vayle to be Christians?=