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Ewald Frank

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Questions presented to Brother Ewald Frank by Ministers from Various Countries 1 Question 1: What is your position today towards Brother Bran­ham’s ministry? 2 Question 2: What is the actual wording of the commission given to William Branham? 3 Question 3: What is your conviction in regard to the “end-time message”? 4 Question 4: Do you correct the prophet in certain points? 5 Question 5: What is your absolute, the Bible or the message? 6 Question 6: Are you teaching differently in comparison to what Brother Branham taught? 7 Question 7: Do you believe in the opening of the seven seals? 8 Question 8: Was the seventh seal also revealed? 9 Question 9: Do you believe that Rev. 10:1-7 was fulfilled? 10 Question 10: Do you believe that Brother Branham received the revelation of the seven thunders? 11 Question 11: Why did Brother Branham repeatedly speak about “the third pull”? 12 Question 12: Why did Brother Branham repeatedly refer to Rev. 10, verse 7? 13 Question 13: Do you believe in the ministry of an eighth messenger? 14 Question 14: Do you believe in the “parousia/coming” teaching? 15 Question 15: Do you believe that the Son of man has already come according to Lk. 21:27? 16 Question 16: What about your ministry? Is it found in the Holy Scripture? 17 Question 17: Do you preach Brother Branham’s sermons? 18 Question 18: What is the spiritual food, Brother Branham’s sermons or the Bible? 19 Question 19: Who will present the Church of the last days to the Lord? 20 Question 20: How do you react towards those who slander your name? 21 Question 21: Did Brother Branham preach “polygamy”? 22 Question 22: What is your teaching on marriage and divorce? 23 Question 23: What about the family of a servant of God? 24 Question 24: What about the Seven Church Age Book? 25 Question 25: Was the duration of each of the seven church ages revealed to Brother Branham? 26 Question 26: Did Brother Branham prophesy that 1977 would be the end? 27 Question 27: Did Brother Branham see a calendar that ended with the year 1977? 28 Question 28: Is the baptism by the Holy Ghost the same as the new birth? 29 Question 29: What about the tent vision that Brother Branham had? 30 Question 30: Can something that was shown in a vision remain unfulfilled? 31 Question 31: What comparison do we have between Israel and the Church? 32 Question 32: In what phase are we now according to the plan of Salvation? 33 Summary 34

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Question 11: Why did Brother Branham repeatedly speak about “the third pull”?

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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 28th, 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 24th, 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 Sword of the King that was placed in his hand and made the statement again, “This is the third pull.” He also referred to the spoken word ministry.

Most importantly, we should differentiate between the seven thunders which audibly occurred when he was on Sunset Mountain before the opening of the seven seals and the seven thunders of Rev. 10, which can only happen when the Angel of the Covenant comes down with the open book in His hand. The Voice of God rings out with a mighty thunderclap, “He thundereth with the voice of His excellency … God thundereth marvellously with His voice; great things doeth He, which we cannot comprehend.” (Job 37). (See also Ex. 20:18; Jn. 12:28‑29; Heb. 12:18-19; a. o.)