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SID : Howdy , Sid Roth here with Paul Keith Davis. Paul, you were informing us about Branham, and when you studied Branham, you were nearly under a remit. But then you studied many other great folks besides Branham. Why do you do this?

PAUL: Many of the people that lived in that generation, and even the early part of the century are somewhat debatable, or some think so anyway. But one thing is clear : they walked in God's manifest presence, they walked in power, they delivered people who were oppressed, and they won the lost. In some ways it appeared as though some of those folks in that generation were born out of season.

SID: So can you see a hundred thousand young folks operating like William Branham in the final days, which we are in now?

PAUL: I believe there'll be a company of people who will function in level of anointing with a manifest presence. Because this is what William Branham, I believe, ministered in. And we are all to be anointed with the Living Word. The Bible, in the Greek, calls it the perusia. That's the manifest presence of God anointing a body of folk to discern the thoughts and desires of peoples' hearts. Why? Not to electrify them, but to make them know certainly God is in this place, as it is saying in the Bible. And to incite the lost to accept the Lord. If we show methods that they know, that no one knew but them and God, that may get their attention.

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PAUL: Many of the people that lived in that generation, and even the early part of the century are somewhat controversial, or some think so anyway. And that's what we're ultimately after. In many ways it seemed as though some of those people in that generation were born out of season. What I mean by that is, many in their day didn't understand their ministry, but the Lord said "That's because they were prototypes of what's to come."

SID: So can you see a hundred thousand young people operating like William Branham in the last days, which we're in now?