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What we believe

At evening time it shall be light.

Zechariah 14:7
William Branham at the pulpit with a light above his head, photographed in Houston in 1950
The Pillar of Fire above William Branham, Houston, 24 January 1950

We believe the whole Bible, the infallible Word of God, and the End Time Message God sent to our generation through His prophet, William Branham.

William Branham, a message for our time

God has always spoken to His people through prophets. In Malachi 4 He promised to send Elijah before the great day of the Lord, to turn the hearts of the children back to the faith of the fathers. We believe this promise was fulfilled in our time through the ministry of William Branham, born in Kentucky in 1909 and called home to the Lord in 1965.

On 11 June 1933, while he was baptizing in the Ohio River at Jeffersonville, a Light came down from heaven upon him before the crowd gathered on the bank, and a Voice spoke to him.

“As John, the Baptist, was sent to forerun the first Coming of Christ, the Message that is given you will be a forerunning of the second Coming of Christ.” Not that I would be a forerunner, but the Message was the forerunning. … It’s the Christ we’re speaking of.

William Branham, The Revelation That Was Given To Me, February 10, 1960, paragraph 25

This message does not turn us to a man. It brings the Church back to the Word as it was given in the beginning, and to Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today and forever.

  • Malachi 4:5, 6
  • Luke 17:30
  • Revelation 10:7
A white cloud in the shape of a ring, in a blue sky over a hill in Arizona
The cloud in the sky over Arizona, 28 February 1963, shortly before the revelation of the seven seals

The foundations of our faith

The Word of God

  • 2 Timothy 3:16
  • John 1:1
  • Revelation 22:18, 19

The Bible is the inspired Word of God, complete and without error. Nothing may be added to it and nothing taken from it. It is the only rule of our faith and life, and every revelation must agree with it.

Be real sincere now, we’re approaching the Word of God, which is God in a letter form.

William Branham, God's Only Provided Place Of Worship, November 28, 1965, paragraph 42

One God

  • Deuteronomy 6:4
  • 1 Timothy 3:16
  • Colossians 2:9

We believe in one God. He revealed Himself as Father in the Pillar of Fire, as Son in Jesus Christ and as Holy Spirit in His Church. Not three gods, but three manifestations of the same God, for in Christ dwells all the fullness of the Godhead bodily.

Not three Gods; three offices of one God. … The people couldn’t understand how Jesus talked to the Father, and He and the Father are One.

William Branham, The Stature Of A Perfect Man, October 14, 1962, paragraph 64

Water baptism

  • Matthew 28:19
  • Acts 2:38
  • Acts 19:5

Whoever believes and repents is baptized by immersion in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, as the apostles always did. Father, Son and Holy Spirit are titles; the Name that unites them is the Lord Jesus Christ.

It’s titles that goes to one Name. See, there is one Name!

William Branham, Water Baptism, March 29, 1959, paragraph 51

The baptism of the Holy Spirit

  • John 3:5
  • Acts 2:4
  • Ephesians 4:30

The new birth is the work of the Spirit of God. The baptism of the Holy Spirit is the promise of the Father to every believer: it brings us into the body of Christ and seals us unto the day of redemption.

That’s the baptism of the Spirit, is the Seal of God.

William Branham, Questions And Answers On Genesis, July 29, 1953, paragraph 139

The same yesterday, today and forever

  • Hebrews 13:8
  • Isaiah 53:5
  • Mark 16:17, 18

Jesus Christ has not changed. He saves, heals and delivers today as in the days of His ministry on earth. We believe in divine healing and we pray for the sick, by faith in His sacrifice.

God heals the sick. And we know He’s … the GREAT I AM, not the great “I was” or “will be”; I AM.

William Branham, Perfect Faith, August 25, 1963, paragraph 15

The seven church ages and the seven seals

  • Revelation 1:20
  • Revelation 5:1
  • Revelation 10:7

The book of Revelation describes the history of the Church in seven ages, each with its messenger. In the days of the voice of the seventh angel, the mystery of God was to be finished. In 1963 the seven seals of the book were opened and their revelation given to the Church.

At the finishing of the Seventh Seal, the mystery of God should be finished, to know Who God is, what He is, how He lives, His nature, His Being.

William Branham, A Guide, October 14, 1962, paragraph 35

The Lord's Supper and foot washing

  • Luke 22:19, 20
  • 1 Corinthians 11:23
  • John 13:14

The Lord left His Church the Lord's Supper, in remembrance of His broken body and shed blood, and foot washing, a sign of humility and of serving one another. We keep them together, with reverence, as He commanded.

I believe that Communion is one of the most solemn, sacred, sweetest worships there is in the church service. … But there was three things left: Lord’s Supper, Baptism, Feetwashing, was the three orders that was left to the church.

William Branham, Desperations, September 1, 1963, paragraph 194

The Bride and the coming of the Lord

  • 1 Thessalonians 4:16, 17
  • 1 Corinthians 15:52
  • Revelation 19:7

Jesus is coming back for a Bride faithful to His Word. The dead in Christ will rise, the living will be changed, and together they will be caught up to meet Him in the air. This is the hope that keeps us watching and praying.

A shout, a voice, a trumpet, has to happen before Jesus appears.

William Branham, The Rapture, December 4, 1965, paragraph 130

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