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Why does Brother Branham call the Pentecostal age a rejected age?

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We’re in our third and last stage. And remember, the Pentecostal age is a rejected age. I hate to say that, for I’ve never found faith in any church like the Pentecostal church. But it’s rejected, because it’s the Laodicean last church age, lukewarm. It’ll be spued from the mouth of Christ. But God in there will draw out His people, out of that Pentecostal age. You say, “Well, I’m looking for a great age.” I know, many of you people…There’s a teaching, the schools of the prophets. And they’d say it’s all the great church age is coming. Don’t believe it. The next thing to come is Christ for His Church. That’s right. To…So remember, the last church age is the Laodicean church age, a lukewarm that’s spued from God’s mouth. It’s true. And you know that.

The Children of Israel, 1947-11-23, Phoenix, AZ, §50

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Title:
The Children of Israel
Date:
November 23, 1947
Location:
Phoenix, AZ
Paragraph:
§50

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