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Are believers who belong to different churches still brothers?

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If He can show me what’s wrong with people in their lives, He can show me where to go, and what to do, and how long to stay. And I’ve been so tied up though. I got into…Well, at first when I left the Baptist church to be interdenominational to help bring the brethren together, to do all that I could. See? I believe that we’re all brethren in Christ. And I don’t believe we should be separated. It’s all right to have different churches, own little beliefs, but that does—that’s isn’t the fundamental part. The thing of it is: We are brethren (See?); we are together. We’re all born into one Body. Now, I’ve got…I’ve got, had nine brothers, two of them are—are gone. And—and there’s none of them that looks like me, or probably acts like me, but they’re my brothers. And so, family speaking, we’re all Branhams, ’cause we were born in the Branham family. And we’re all brothers when we’re born into Christ. And I believe that soon, why, the Lord is going to let me have an out where I can be free. Brother Baxter and I have talked it over.

Three Witnesses, 1951-07-28, Erie, PA, §12

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Three Witnesses, 1951-07-28, Erie, PA, §12

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Title:
Three Witnesses
Date:
July 28, 1951
Location:
Erie, PA
Paragraph:
§12

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