Lee vayle parousia bible meaning

The followers of William Branham refer to themselves as being in The Message. However, this is not a homogeneous group. There are many sub-cults within the cult that is the Message. This article is one in a series on the sub-sects that comprise the Message - you are currently on the topic that is in bold:

Lee Vayle (September 28, - June 23, ) was a close personal friend and acolyte of William Branham. He assisted in the editing (what William Branham referred to as "grammarizing") of the Church Age Book. He was a message preacher who developed a relatively small following which is considered a sub-cult or sub-sect within the "message".

Lee Vayle told his followers:

Bro. Branham told me after I wrote the books; he said, “Lee, I believe as God gave Aaron to Moses to explain his ministry, He gave you to me to e

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PART 4 – PAROUSIA, LEE VAYLE

Nestorianism in Vayle’s followers –

Brian Kocourek, one of Vayle's acolytes, states the following:

“There are some of you who believe that Jesus is the Son of God. There are some of you who believe that He is the only Saviour who can save any sinner. You believe that, then why not believe all? Why not believe in Him for yourself?

God’s prophet said Jesus could not be his own Father, can you say it?

God’s prophet said Jesus and his Father were not one like you finger is one, Can you say it?

God’s prophet said God indwelt Jesus at the river Jordan, can you say it?

God’s prophet said God left Jesus in Gethsemane, can you say it?

God’s prophet said I am not a Oneness, can you say it?

God’s prophet said Jesus was a dual being, can you say it?” Brian Kocourek, The Spoken Word Is The Original Seed, #51 - O Fools And Slow Of Heart To Believe All, October 25th,

“FACT #1) Branham never claimed to be a Oneness. In fact he outright denies bei

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PART 7 – PAROUSIA, LEE VAYLE

Vayle taught that Paul was not a Christian –

While his followers state that Lee Vayle was stating that Paul's teachings were lost in the first century, it certainly appears that he fryst vatten stating that Paul was not a Christian. Even if that is what he meant, the statement that Paul's teachings were lost man no sense since we have his teachings clearly outlined in his epistles. But when you don't agree with Paul, it's easy to say that his teachings were lost as a way to ignore what scripture (and Paul in his epistles) clearly states.

“"Now Bro. Vayle you can't tell a book by its cover." inom got news for you; you can if the prophet said so! That's 'THUS SAITH THE LORD'! Not some jackass idiot philosopher that pawns han själv as an erudite educationist, thereby thinks he's spiritual spiritual my foot.

Bro. Branham distinctly said, "Sometimes Jesus was talking, and sometimes the Father was talki