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||William Branham taught that '''[[Prophets that ministered at the same time|two major prophets never ministered on earth at the same time]].''' But is this what the Bible teaches? | |||
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Revision as of 23:20, 22 July 2014
This article contains links to articles on various doctrines taught by William Branham, that promoted himself as the fulfillment of Malachi 4:5. Click on the picture or description name for the full article.
Click on headings to expand them, or links to go to specific articles.
| A prophet or not a prophet?. William Branham said that he was a prophet. Then he said that he never said he was a prophet. Then he said he was a prophet. Then he said he wasn't a prophet. Who is right in this argument, and why? |
| Revelation 10:7. William Branham taught that he was the angel sent to the Church in Laodicea, and the angel sent in Revelation 10:7 to sound the trumpet and fulfill "the mystery of God". |
| The Prophet and The Eagle. William Branham taught that a prophet is represented by an Eagle in the Bible. So, pick up your Bible and let's check if this is really the case. |
| A Gentile Elijah based on Matthew 17:11. William Branham taught that he was Elijah the Prophet, and that a gentile prophet was promised. But is this what the Bible teaches? |
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William Branham taught that two major prophets never ministered on earth at the same time. But is this what the Bible teaches? |
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