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nations and arguments and they do not have any
scriptural basis.
After Brother Branham had preached the seven
seals, he was told to go back to the Tabernacle and
say a few important things, among them is the following
statement, “… no one would know His coming;
they also would not know about this seven thunder mystery.”
(Seven Seals, pg. 576).
Preachers, take your hands off that subject and
leave the matter to God! John was forbidden to write
what the seven thunders had uttered, it did not become
part of the written Word of God and therefore
cannot be preached on. That is tHus sAitH tHe Lord
in His Word. We are commanded to keep only those
things which are written (Rev. 1:1-3) and are forbidden
to add anything to the words of prophecy in
this book (Rev. 22:16-21). Is that not a clear enough
warning?
Question 11: Why did Brother Branham repeatedly speak about
“the third pull”?
Answer: The term “third pull” denotes the third and last
phase of his ministry. Quote: “tHe first puLL — healing,
second puLL – prophesying. tHird puLL, tHe opening
of tHe word, tHe mysteries reveALed …” (Golden Nuggets,
pg. 158). On February 28 th , 1963, Brother
Branham experienced seven mighty, thunder-like
sounds, which he repeatedly called seven thunders
or seven thunderclaps. In fact, he knocked on the
pulpit seven times with his fist and said, “The seven
consecutive thunders were so mighty and they were trying
to spell out something.” (Seventh Seal, March 24 th ,
1963). Then he spoke about the mystery that Satan
does not know and also about the third pull — the
preaching to the eternally lost. He spoke about the