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William Marrion Branham (1909–1965) was an American Christian evangelist and faith healer, known for founding "The Message," a religious movement that emphasized divine healing and end-times prophecies. Branham claimed to have supernatural visions and the ability to heal through prayer, drawing large crowds to his revival meetings from the 1940s to the 1960s. His followers viewed him as a prophet, while critics highlighted inconsistencies in his teachings and failed prophecies. Branham's legacy includes a devoted following within "The Message" movement, as well as significant controversy and critique from former adherents and historians. His life and teachings continue to be a subject of debate, with some seeing him as a divine messenger and others as a charismatic but flawed leader.

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