William Branham's 1933 Baptism Service

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In this episode, John and Charles examine William Branham's claim to have baptized hundreds of converts in the Ohio River in front of thousands of people when a light shined down from the heavens, and God's voice thundered to the earth.

We discuss:

* William Branham's original claim regarding a star above his head
* The change in Branham's story as he transitioned his stage persona
* The transition of Branham's stage persona from the "Moses" figure to the "Elijah" figure
* The details surrounding William Branham's 1933 revival, including an unusual minister from Tennessee who opened the revival
* Roy E. Davis' announcement of the minister from Tennessee and his connection to this unusual minister
* The exact location of the revival and its significance to the Branham Tabernacle
* The MAJOR logic flaw in Branham's 1933 baptism tale
* An examination of the newspaper Branham claimed to have printed the story
* The history of that newspaper and why Branham chose it for his 1933 Baptism tale