Raymond Jackson's Dream

William Branham’s close friend and business associate Raymond Jackson is one of the leaders in the “Message” that fully admitted William Branham’s stage persona inventing “supernatural” details. Jackson’s alleged dream about the “Great Pyramid” and UFOs has been used by Branham cult leaders for decades for sermons ranging from allegedly understanding the “Seven Thunders” from the book of revelation to a very strange claim that houses in heaven would be inside a pyramid.

In 2002, Jackson admitted that he had no such dream, and that William Branham had lied. He expressed his shock at hearing Branham claim that he had such a weird dream, and in his own words, “I never said anything like that at all. But that’s went out all over the world.”

You can learn this and more on william-branham.org.

Raymond “Junior” Jackson’s Dream:
https://william-branham.org/site/research/topics/raymond_junior_jacksons_dream

Branham’s UFO theology:
https://jonestown.sdsu.edu/?page_id=110982