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In this episode, Charles and John examine William Branham's seven (or eighteen) visions of 1933 (or 1931, or 1932), which were read to his audience from a paper dated 1933 (and also from a paper dated 1932, and also were buried underneath his Branham Tabernacle in the cornerstone)
We discuss: * Different versions of the list of "seven" prophecies * Branham's first description of the visions during the 1950s * Their mysterious absence from his earlier publications * Critical flaws with the visions themselves * Visions that failed * Visions that Branham claimed were fulfilled as he introduced them * Cult leaders re-branding the visions, disagreeing with Branham * How Gerald Winrod and Roy E. Davis influenced the visions
