The 1930 Odd Fellows Masonic Revival <br /> <br />This episode examines the choirmaster in the Billie Branham Pentecostal Tabernacle, including his background, business operations, fraternal organizations, and first joint revival. <br /> <br />Names discussed in this video: <br />• Sante Davidson <br />• Rev. Roy E. Davis <br />• Rev. Ralph Rader <br /> <br />Topics discussed in this video: <br />• Relics used in the "Message" <br />• "Halo" photograph <br />• Painted signs on the beams of the early church <br />• Internal size of the Branham Tabernacle on 8th and Penn Street (purchased in 1936) compared to photos of the early church. <br />• Revival at the early "8th and Graham tabernacle" <br />• Sante Davidson's rank in the Masonic Independent Order of Odd Fellows <br />• Sante Davidson's rank in the Knights of Pythias <br />• Sante Davidson's involvement with the Order of the Owls <br />• Sante Davidson's paint business <br />• Sante Davidson's writing styles and newspaper publications <br />• Sante Davidson's sandwich shop <br />• Sante Davidson's Opera House and vaudeville shows <br />• Sante Davidson leading bands and choirs <br />• Independent Order of Odd Fellows participating in Ralph Rader's Revival <br />• Roy E. Davis participating in Ralph Rader's Revival <br />• William Branham's participation in Ralph Rader's Revival <br />• Roy E. Davis arrested during the revival <br />• Sante Davidson joining other former elders of Davis' church to operate the Billie Branham Pentecostal Tabernacle<br /><br />https://william-branham.org/site/overview/the_message_part_15
