Cars had no steering wheel and the front passengers were turned backwards playing some kind of game. The roof was completely transparent and cars were egg shaped. This prophecy is now in the process of being fulfilled. In a dozen of cars moved automatically on a Californian highway. The technology is now present to help establish these highways.
Science will soon accomplish what God foretold. This book explains scientifically how and when science will fulfill this prophecy in the twenty first century. He believed his ministry could make a lasting, beneficial. This in-depth biography reveals that William was a mere man, but a mere man with a calling. He was a man who desperately sought the Lord's will, and in the process saw many come to the Lord.
He was a man who used his anointing to heal the sick, often in ways that left no doubt but that the healing was of the Lord.
Yet many abused this ministry. Some mocked. Some tried to derail the entire ministry. And some nearly succeeded when they started calling him Jesus Christ. Using the Biblical story of Enoch's translation, but shifting Enoch's timeline to almost years later than Biblical account, William Branham used both men as "types" for his "Rapture theology". Branham claimed that Enoch was a type of the "little bride" his nickname for his own cult following that he claimed would be raptured before an "unrighteous" Noah.
Noah's "unrighteousness", according to Branham, was a "type" of modern-day Christianity. According to the Christian Bible, Enoch was translated into heaven long before Noah. Noah was not described as "unrighteous" - he was described by Biblical account as the most righteous man on the face of the planet! Though the parables of Jesus each describe the "righteous" suffering tribulation along with the "unrighteous', Branham's theology presented the idea that his cult following were the "elite" group of Christians who would escape the events leading up to the Biblical End of Days.
Gordon Lindsay, William Branham's campaign manage, was a firm believer in the Book of Enoch and its "watchers. These publications appear to have convinced William Branham to abandon the Biblical accounts of Enoch and Noah in favor of the Book of Enoch. Pages: While many Pentecostal Christians welcomed his evangelistic and healing ministry, and some considered him to be a Prophet, a minority have accorded him an even higher status, believing that his ministry and teachings were supernaturally vindicated by God.
Some observers refer to this as "Branhamism," however, adherents prefer the name "Message Believers. William Branham was born in a log cabin in the Kentucky hills. William Branham's family was nominally Roman Catholic but he had minimal contact with organized religion during his childhood. His father was a logger and an alcoholic, and William Branham often talked about how his upbringing was difficult and impoverished.
Branham claimed that from his early childhood he had supernatural experiences including prophetic visions. This book explains scientifically how and when science will fulfill this prophecy in the twenty first century. They met for the first time at Hull University in England during their studies. Leonidas is married to Francoise and has three sons. He lives in Leicester and is a leader in his church.
He has a passion for the word of God that he knows from Genesis to Revelation. Edwin lives in France, and is interested in science and especially automated cars. He read about the ministry and prophecies of a Pastor called William Branham. Leonidas and Edwin decided it was time to write a book explaining how the establishment of automated highways will fulfill what William Branham predicted in his prophecies a long time ago.
In he received seven prophetic visions on. Who was William Branham and what were his claims? He was an American pastor and evangelist credited for spearheading the post World War II healing revivals of the s and 50s. In the s, he began to view himself as Elijah the prophet of Malachi , who restores the. Paradoxically, as came to an end William Branham was not satisfied. He thought his supernatural gift should have revolutionized the Christian world, broken down denominational barriers, and brought all Christians together in oneness of spirit, purpose and doctrine.
It had not. He decided the reason for this failure was because. Beginning in his ministry leaped from obscurity to gain national attention in less than six months, and in the process it sparked a worldwide faith-healing revival.
He accomplished this feat with he help of. From the minute he was born, William Branham was set apart from the ordinary.
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