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William Branham Accomplishments

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IMPORTANT POINTS EMPHASIZED
BY BRO. WILLIAM BRANHAM

There were certain things emphasized time and again by Bro. William Branham. Some of the important points are given below. 1. The Voice from the Light that appeared at the river Ohio in 1933 which gave Bro. Branham the commission and confirmed his ministry as The Forerunner of the Second Coming of Christ.
2. God Never Changes His pattern and is immutable in His ways.
3. The Seed always comes through the man.
4. Tongues are Not the True Sign of the Holy Ghost.
5. The person filled with Holy Christ is bound to recognize the day, its message and the messenger.
6. God always raised up a man. Whatever He did, He did it through a man or He himself came down as a man.
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The existence of counterfeit currencies only proves that there are original ones that came first. If Bro. William Branham of U.S.A had the ministry to forerun the Second Coming of Christ, he should have introduced the very person whose coming he was a forerunner to as John the Baptist baptized and introduced Jesus Christ to the World. This considerably reduces the number though there are about seven or more persons claiming to have their ministries founded on the ministry of Bro. Branham. But any such ministry will have to fulfill at least the following conditions, though there is a lot more to …show more content…

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