[samuelofisrael]

Such reports were common in the TVH days. The names of those who functioned in that era are many. There were claims of miraculous healings in the ministry of many of those who arose after WW2 entering the tent ministry for a season.

The claims of WMB, as with others, have been carefully examined and checked. It seems one must take the word of the evangelist or their supporters as proof.

William Branham has a cult following that revere his name as much as that of Jesus, some even more no doubt. It [the cult] like the radical Islamic dupes have been taken captive by the enemy of men's souls.

Whatever William Branham's fate might be is for God to determine but there is grounds for rejecting more than one of his doctrinal teachings and certainly more than one of his "thus saith the Lord," utterances. Other predictions never came to pass before he passed over in 1965.

As for healings, Schambach recounts a great visible healing [so he said] in the ministry of AA Allen. Others too were active in that field. Undoubtedly there were genuine healings of sorts in the ministry of many of that era's men. Healings are reported among American Indians, eastern religions, etc.