Available on Spotify, Google, and Apple Podcasts:<br />https://william-branham.org/podcast<br /><br />Support the show:<br />https://www.patreon.com/branham<br /><br />In this episode, John and Charles examine the real history behind what William Branham claimed to be the event of his "Pentecostal Experience" and conversion into the Pentecostal faith: God killing his wife and daughter in the 1937 flood of the Ohio River.<br /><br />We discuss:<br /><br />* William Branham's "Life Story Claims" and how they differ not only in his own recordings but also in the books that are deemed to be "authentic biographies."<br />* Branham's claim to be a Baptist minister refusing the "Pentecostal call," which he claimed resulted in the death of his wife and daughter<br />* Some significant discrepancies in the historical timeline<br />* Hope's participation, including leadership, in the Pentecostal meetings<br />* Branham's historical timeline as a "faith healer"<br />* The real tragedy, which is far worse than the "Life Story" tragedy<br />* Psychological issues which may have contributed to his alteration of the story
