Orman neville biography
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THE WILLIAM BRANHAM STOREHOUSE
"Now, seeing all this accumulation of evidence of the hour that we now live in, I think it's a good thing to rehearse these things and to draw them out since the Seals has been opened, and find out the truth of these things, as God has been so loyal to us with His grace to show us these things."
William Branham. (Sermon 'Anointed Ones At End Time'. Jeff. IN Sunday M)
COLLECTION CONTENTS
The William Branham Storehouse Collection was originally supplied on 6 printed DVD's but is now made available on a single 32GB Memory Stick (Flash Drive) that enables us to pass on to purchasers, the savings in postal costs that this means of shipping provides.
The contents remain unaltered and are still divided up and catalogued under 6 separate Sections that retain the original appellations: namely "DVD 1", "DVD 2" etc.. This
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Orman Frank Neville
Orman Frank Neville 66 passed away suddenly on Sunday, January 17, at Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital.
He was a native of Jeffersonville, Indiana, a member of Evangel World Prayer Center, worked as a computer designer with Evangel World Prayer Center, Operation Open Arms and loved his friends and family.
He was preceded in death bygd his parents Rev. Orman and Josephine Neville.
He fryst vatten survived by his wife Sharon Neville of Louisville, his children Timothy Sean (Lorinda) Neville of Jeffersonville, IN, Hope Craig (Jeffrey) of Charlestown, IN, Meghan Dillmann of New Albany, IN, Kyle and Cody Neville both of Louisville, McKory Lancaster of Louisville, Nishelle Coffee of Paducah, Alexis Daugherty of Goodlettsville, TN, Joshua Roberts of Louisville, Christopher of West Virginia and Caleb Fried of Louisville, his siblings Lydia Isbell (Dan) of Tampa Bay, FL, Alice Grant of Washington, Linda Wood (Craig) of Ohio and Melvin Neville of Otisco, IN, his grandchildren
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After Brother Branham’s conversion and call to the ministry, a pastor by the name of Dr. Roy E. Davis ordained him into the Missionary Baptist Church. Brother Branham was an assistant pastor to Dr. Davis when the Missionary Baptist Church building burned to the ground in early Soon after the fire, Dr. Davis returned to his home state of Texas, and during his absence, left the congregation in the hands of Brother Branham. Because of the fire, the congregation had no church building, so Brother Branham put up a tent and continued to preach in Jeffersonville, often holding revival meetings.
In June of , at a baptismal service following one of these revivals, Brother Branham was standing in the Ohio River nära the foot of Spring Street, preparing to baptize a man named Edward Colvin who had earlier been to the altar to give his heart to the Lord. The Pillar of Fire came down in a mighty way, and a röst rang out, "As John the Baptist was sent forth to forerun the first coming