Five-fold ministry

OneAccord · #1 06-14-2011, 03:48 PM

Huh....hello?

Has no one here ever heard the name William Marrion Branham, the forerunner of the 2nd coming of Christ, the Elijah and 7th Church Age Messenger, God's only vindicated and infallible Prophet to the Laodecian Church Age? The very Voice of God in this closing Hour of the Church Age?

Where's Dr. Vauhgn when we need him?

kingdomapostle · #2 06-14-2011, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by OneAccord

Huh....hello?

Has no one here ever heard the name William Marrion Branham, the forerunner of the 2nd coming of Christ, the Elijah and 7th Church Age Messenger, God's only vindicated and infallible Prophet to the Laodecian Church Age? The very Voice of God in this closing Hour of the Church Age?

Where's Dr. Vauhgn when we need him?

That's a lot of weight to put on one person. Scary even. But yes, I've heard of him.

Sam · #3 06-14-2011, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by OneAccord

Huh....hello?

Has no one here ever heard the name William Marrion Branham, the forerunner of the 2nd coming of Christ, the Elijah and 7th Church Age Messenger, God's only vindicated and infallible Prophet to the Laodecian Church Age? The very Voice of God in this closing Hour of the Church Age?

Where's Dr. Vauhgn when we need him?

OK, I do not believe some of that stuff about William Branham, like he was THE 7th age messenger and some of that other stuff, but, I do believe he was a prophet. I think he got out of kilter there toward the end though and maybe God removed him (notice I said maybe).

I know people that I consider apostles and prophets. They are not infallible. I do not believe the NT apostles and prophets were infallible --think of the disputes between Peter and Paul and Paul and Barnabas for a couple of examples. I do not believe everything they did and said was perfect and error free. I do believe that when Paul wrote what later became our NT, he was guided by God and kept from error.

jediwill83 · #4 10-19-2018, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Sam

OK, I do not believe some of that stuff about William Branham, like he was THE 7th age messenger and some of that other stuff, but, I do believe he was a prophet. I think he got out of kilter there toward the end though and maybe God removed him (notice I said maybe).

I know people that I consider apostles and prophets. They are not infallible. I do not believe the NT apostles and prophets were infallible --think of the disputes between Peter and Paul and Paul and Barnabas for a couple of examples. I do not believe everything they did and said was perfect and error free. I do believe that when Paul wrote what later became our NT, he was guided by God and kept from error.

You can be highly active in the gifts and be in major error. The Corinthians were told by Paul that they came behind no one in the use of the gifts but they were so carnal and were in sins that the Pagans werent even involved in.

Branham was highly gifted in Word of Knowledge but where he erred is that he didnt have anyone helping keep him in line on his teaching....he wasnt a teacher and should not have tried branching out in that.

houston · #5 10-19-2018, 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by jediwill83

You can be highly active in the gifts and be in major error. The Corinthians were told by Paul that they came behind no one in the use of the gifts but they were so carnal and were in sins that the Pagans werent even involved in.

Branham was highly gifted in Word of Knowledge but where he erred is that he didnt have anyone helping keep him in line on his teaching....he wasnt a teacher and should not have tried branching out in that.

Sam is dead.