Manifest Sons of God and the Church
The Manifest Sons of God doctrine has been around in some Pentecostal circles for many years, but it was the ‘Latter Rain Movement’ of 1948 that gave them a wider audience.
The Manifest Sons of God doctrine has been around in some Pentecostal circles for many years, but it was the ‘Latter Rain Movement’ of 1948 that gave them a wider audience.
William Branham became part of what is known, among other titles, as The Manifest Sons of God. Those who hold this doctrine believe that they will become sinless and immortal in their physical bodies on this earth. and will rule on the earth.
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