William Marrion Branham Quotes
E-13 No Wonder It Makes A Man Blush. No Wonder A Real True Preacher Look Upon His Congregation And Try To Lead Them Before The Throne Of God, And Visit Their Homes And Find Them Smoking Cigarettes, Telling Dirty Jokes To Each Other, Entertaining In The Back Yard With Beer Parties, Walking Around On The Streets, Their Young Women, And Middle Age, And So Forth, And Even Grandmother With Little Shorts On. Mother Out On The Street With A Baby On One Arm, Dressed Sexy Enough To Attract The Attention Of Any Bootlegger That Walked The Street, And Calling Themselves Christians? It Would Make Any True Man Of God Blush To Bring Such A Person In The Presence Of God. Right. ( "A Blushing Prophet" Preached On Sunday Evening, 25th November 1956 At The Branham Tabernacle In Jeffersonville, Indiana, U.S.A. - See Paragraph E-13 ).
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