TOMMY LEE OSBORN (William Branham's Memorial Service)

 “The man we know as William Branham was sent to demonstrate God again in flesh...

He (God) sent forth a particular human vessel surrounded by supernatural signs to attract attention to make this wayward generation stop and look and ponder and search and think. Thus the halo of light that appear at his birth, the star, the angel, the discernment, the gifts, all of these for that purpose. What for? To show us God again. To repeat what He showed us in Jesus Christ when He came in the form of flesh. To remind us one final time. Like Jesus, brother Branham re-demonstrated the very things which made men believe that the true Messiah had come.”

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FRED FRANCIS BOSWORTH (A Prophet Visit South Africa by JULIUS STADSKLEN)

     “When the gift is operating brother Branham is the most sensitive person to the presence and working of the Holy Spirit and the spiritual realities of any person I have ever known.”

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GORDON LINDSAY (The House the Lord Built)

     “Never had we known of any preacher calling deaf, mutes and bind people to pray for, and to see those people delivered to the spot... A ministry that was beyond any that we had before witnessed.”

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ORAL ROBERTS (Healing Waters, July 1948)

     “A humble devout man of God.”

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JACK MOORE (All Things Are Possible by DAVID E. HARRELL)

     “The most gifted of all the evangelists.”

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JAMES MORRIS (The Peachers)

     “It was brother Branham more than any other evangelist, who started the post-World War II fundamentalist faith healing revival following his encounter with an angel on May 7, 1946.”

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THOMAS R. NICKEL (Full Gospel Men's Voice, Feb. 1961)

     “In the Bible days, there were men of God who were prophets and seers. But in all the sacred records, none of them had a greater ministry than that of William Branham, a prophet and seer of God, whose photograph appears on the front cover of this issue of Full Gospel Men's Voice. Branham has been used by God, in the Name of Jesus, to raise the dead.”

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GEORGE EKEROTH (In introduction of MORRIS CERULLO's Book-Wind over the 20th Century)

     “God called this humble man...and anointed his ministry to a degree that within a few short years his name was known in the most remote jungle outstation. Wherever you would go in this world you would find that the name of this messanger had preceded you.”

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DAVID EDWIN HARRELL

is an American historian who is best known for his scholarship of Religion in the United States.

He is a Professor Emeritus at Auburn University, where he served as the Breeden Eminent Scholar of Southern History and retired in 2006. In his book (All things are possible), he describes William Marrion Branham as follow: “Most of the participants of the revival [that erupted in 1947] looked upon Branham as its initiator. Out of his massive union meetings in 1947 spread reports of hundreds of miracles and marvels. Branham seemed an unlikely leader. He had long been a pastor in a small independent Baptist church; he was introduced to the Pentecostal world by the despised Oneness Pentecostals; his preaching was halting and simple beyond belief. But William Branham became a prophet to a generation. A small, meek, middle-aged man with piercing eyes, he held audiences spellbound with tales of constant communication with God and angels.

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