Seek Ye The Truth Bookshelf
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Seek The Truth is a Biblical and historical comparison between actual events in history and the Bible as compared with the evangelist who is said to have started or strongly influenced the Charasmatic movement, William Marrion Branham.
It will take you through the foundation for the ministry of William Branham, from the visions and the prayer lines to the teachings of the seven Church Angels. With each teaching, it will compare the ideas brought forth by Rev. Branham to actual history and biblical teachings.
Finally it will take you through the journey of one man's struggle to find the truth, and how God helped him along the way.
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Many of the things William Branham said from behind the pulpit simply were not true. From unbelievable spiritual events proven to be caused by the United States Air Force to claims of visions that grew over time to invented scriptures and Bible verses taken out of context, Branham wove a tangled mess of half-truths. As a listener, it is very difficult to determine what is fact verses what is fiction. These books take the portions that are true, separate them from the portions that are false, and show the threads of half-truth to the reader.
At the same time, these books are designed to point the reader back to the Bible above all. The Truth can be found in God's Word, and the goal of these books are to let the Word of God stand and every man be found a liar.
If you are struggling with bible verses you thought were real and cannot find in your bible, or have fictitious historical facts clouding your mind, these books may help you. (read more)
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This is a story that many will recognize, though it has not happened yet. This is a story that many will identify with, though it is for another time and place. This is a story that will offend many who can recognize themselves as a person who would take a side in the story that seems to be good in the time we live in today, and a story that will give pride to a person who would take another other side in today’s world, giving them reason to continue living as they do.
This is a story of the future, and what it will become if things continue as they do now.
Read it, and let the Holy Spirit move into your hearts as the words start to reveal his Truth to you.
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In an investigative report by the local news in Jeffersonville, IN about the “Message” organization (the followers of the William Marrion Branham movement), a quote by William Branham himself was played to the public that pointed out his view of women wearing makeup. In this quote, he called the women of his day “dog meat,” with the intention that all women wearing these cosmetics should be fed to the dogs.
This book examines this doctrine of insults towards women made public by William Marrion Branham.
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Balaam was a diviner, which was condemned in the Laws given to the children of Israel. Deuteronomy 18:10-12 clearly forbids any acts of divination, describing them as something detestable to God, and Leviticus 19:26 says, "You must not practice either divination or soothsaying." Balaam could not prophecy against the children of Israel, but instead decided to spread idolatry into their camp and overtake them by evil rather than by curse.
The exact opposite of this story of Balaam, which is considered one of the greatest evils described in the entire Bible, is the story of the Nativity. The Birth of Jesus Christ is the greatest event in the Bible, and should be revered and respected by all Christians -- it is the event that has given them new life. This book examines the prophecy of Balaam, and how his evil has survived throughout the ages.
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Even after his untimely death in 1965, the legacy of William Marrion Branham continues. Considered as one of the founding fathers of the Charismatic Movement, Branham is a well-known name in the circles of the faith-healers.
This book examines the legacy of William Marrion Branham.
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I was born and raised in a cult. Though this is a shocking statement, and implies exactly the same underlying meaning as the reader might assume, I can be sure that some minds are picturing dark robes, candles on the floor, and some old guy peering through a hood with dark beady eyes. Not so.
This book is an examination of not only the William Branham cult called "The Message," but an examination of how cults in general evolved over time. While many may feel that this particular cult is unique, we quickly find that it has its roots all the way back to Cain and Abel and slithers through time like the trail of a serpent.
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William Branham claimed as "Thus Saith The Lord" that his 1952 trip to India would convert three hundred thousand people. After the men in Branham's campaign left him and the trip did not happen until 1954, Branham did not have a successful meeting. He blamed the failure of this vision on himself. Did God really fail, or did William Branham speak presumptuously?
This book walks you through the vision before it was proclaimed to be prophecy, the campaign managers that fled, the growing and changing vision, and finally how and when it failed.
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It is well-known that William Branham fasted every Friday throughout his ministry, and had excessive fasting routines on seeking a vision or to get "vibrations" for his healing campaigns.
The question is, does this practice line up with the scriptures? What other religions practice the same fasting events in their spiritual worship?
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Peter Duyzer's book, "Legend Of The Fall" is a timely document exposing the heretical teachings of William Branham. Most books on cults or new religious movements have ignored the Branham movement. Others who have written about William Branham have tended to classify his movement as fringe Christianity. Duyzer has corrected this pattern by a thorough investigation of the sermons, and statements of Branham.
Duyzer's research, in effect, has provided us with a "systematic theology" of William Branham's beliefs and teachings. It is obvious from the contents of this book that Branhamism is more than a group of misguided Charismatics with a few points of theology gone awry.
Legend of the Fall should be included in every bookshelf that includes research surrounding William Branham. It can be obtained here.
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