Pillar of Fire
William Branham claimed that same the "Pillar of Fire" described in the Christian Bible was present in his meetings. Various photographs, usually black-and-white, were used to support this claim. According to Pearry Green, William Branham's close associate, some of the photographs were taken with a broken camera which allowed light exposure to the film.
William Branham claimed that same the "Pillar of Fire" described in the Christian Bible was present in his meetings. Various photographs, usually black-and-white, were used to support this claim. According to Pearry Green, William Branham's close associate, some of the photographs were taken with a broken camera which allowed light exposure to the film.
Some of the photographs used for recruitment were cropped to remove portions of the photo displaying the source of the light. When a roll of film was exposed to light, only specific photos were used as "Pillars of Fire", usually those with William Branham's portrait.