I'm Confused Dr. V - Wasn't Branham a ...

#1 05-30-2008, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by StMark

Prax, here is the bottom line. The Branhamites believe that the ear of Pentecost is over. God is not working in our churches anymore. They have moved on to a deeper level. They think we are living in the past era.

Now Vaughn, you can deny this but again, I heard this from THEIR MOUTH This didn't come from me.

They believe the rapture already took place but it took place in their spirit and mind. They've already been elevated for lack of a better word. We are going to be raptured individually as we get the revelation of the prophet.

They don't believe in a literal catching away of the saints like we do

Oh good Lord...... we don't believe in a literal catching away??? Hold on brother,, tons of quotes coming your way to prove you wrong once again on these issues......

StMark · #2 05-30-2008, 03:49 PM

The Branhamites believe that the ear of Pentecost is over. God is not working in our churches anymore. They have moved on to a deeper level. They think we are living in the past era.

Vaugn, There might be different teachings on the rapture within your group I'll give you that. we have the same thing but the obove comment is true and acorss the board

#3 05-30-2008, 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by StMark

The Branhamites believe that the ear of Pentecost is over. God is not working in our churches anymore. They have moved on to a deeper level. They think we are living in the past era.

Vaugn, There might be different teachings on the rapture within your group I'll give you that. we have the same thing but the obove comment is true and acorss the board

I absolutely believe the first line..... just as God moved past the Wesley Age, the Lutheran Age. the Baptist Age he doesnt stop at the Pentecostal Age... Laodocia is over and we are now in the Bride Age.. when God is calling his Bride to the Word.. out of every denomination of man... he is calling her out of Pentecost... into THE WORD

I will always tell you when you DO STRIKE on what we believe..... but to say we dont believe in the literal catching away is ludicrous

StMark · #4 05-30-2008, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr. Vaughn

I absolutely believe the first line..... just as God moved past the Wesley Age, the Lutheran Age. the Baptist Age he doesnt stop at the Pentecostal Age... Laodocia is over and we are now in the Bride Age.. when God is calling his Bride to the Word.. out of every denomination of man... he is calling her out of Pentecost... into THE WORD

I will always tell you when you DO STRIKE on what we believe..... but to say we dont believe in the literal catching away is ludicrous

Well Finally!!! Vaughn admits to SOMETHING!!!!

Progress has been made this Day Ya'll !!!!!!

I told you Prax, They think our churches are a thing of the past and God is not in our churches.

Vaughn, whether you want to admit it, there are quite a few Branhamites that DO NOT believe in the traditional teaching of the rapture. in fact, many are living in the mountains waiting for the end of the world

Sam · #5 05-30-2008, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr. Vaughn

I absolutely believe the first line..... just as God moved past the Wesley Age, the Lutheran Age. the Baptist Age he doesnt stop at the Pentecostal Age... Laodocia is over and we are now in the Bride Age.. when God is calling his Bride to the Word.. out of every denomination of man... he is calling her out of Pentecost... into THE WORD

I will always tell you when you DO STRIKE on what we believe..... but to say we dont believe in the literal catching away is ludicrous

If we take the 7 churches in Revelation 2 and 3 as 7 parts of the Church Age,(and I'm not arguing for or against that), then Laodicea is the last one. Then Rev 4 starts with the trumpet saying, "Come up hither" and we then see the glorified church in Heaven seated on thrones with Jesus. Where does this "Bride Age" come from? In my opinion, the Bride is made up of all of those who have said "yes" or "I do" to Jesus throughout all the ages.

stmatthew · #6 05-30-2008, 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr. Vaughn

I absolutely believe the first line..... just as God moved past the Wesley Age, the Lutheran Age. the Baptist Age he doesnt stop at the Pentecostal Age... Laodocia is over and we are now in the Bride Age.. when God is calling his Bride to the Word.. out of every denomination of man... he is calling her out of Pentecost... into THE WORD

I will always tell you when you DO STRIKE on what we believe..... but to say we dont believe in the literal catching away is ludicrous

I have to ask you. IF William Branham was the prophet to the 7th church age, as you have stated, and every age has its own prophet, then to follow William Branham would be to follow yesterdays prophet. WHO IS THE PROPHET FOR THIS AGE, The "BRIDE AGE"?

#7 05-30-2008, 11:34 PM

The age last longer than the man... this age will bring us to the rapture

stmatthew · #8 05-30-2008, 11:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr. Vaughn

The age last longer than the man... this age will bring us to the rapture

You just stated that the Laodicean Age was over, and we are now in the "BRIDE AGE". No other Age has had its prophet go beyond to the next age. So The church age Branham was a prophet in is over, and now we must have a prophet for this age.

Steve Epley · #9 05-31-2008, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by stmatthew

You just stated that the Laodicean Age was over, and we are now in the "BRIDE AGE". No other Age has had its prophet go beyond to the next age. So The church age Branham was a prophet in is over, and now we must have a prophet for this age.

Matthew is on a roll today! Very good. Dr.Vaughn you made the statement or repeated it from Branham so it is you turn?

Joelel · #10 05-31-2008, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr. Vaughn

I absolutely believe the first line..... just as God moved past the Wesley Age, the Lutheran Age. the Baptist Age he doesnt stop at the Pentecostal Age... Laodocia is over and we are now in the Bride Age.. when God is calling his Bride to the Word.. out of every denomination of man... he is calling her out of Pentecost... into THE WORD

I will always tell you when you DO STRIKE on what we believe..... but to say we dont believe in the literal catching away is ludicrous

Sorry,the church is not the bride yet and everyone saved will not be the bride.The marrage has not taken place yet,we are making ourselves ready now.Rev.19 has not took place yet.

Rev.19
[7] Let us be glad and rejoice, and give honour to him: for the marriage of the Lamb is come, and his wife hath made herself ready.