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In part 3, we look at a 1920s congressman from Georgia by the name of William D. Upshaw &amp; the unique impact he ended up having on the Branham Cult.     William D. Upshaw was a United States Congressman and revivalist from Georgia who was closely affiliated with William Joseph Simmons during the early years of the 1915 Ku Klux Klan and later with Roy E. Davis as Davis rose to the rank of the Imperial Wizard of the Klan.  Upshaw was known as the "driest of the dries" for his position against drinking alcohol, helped turn the State of Georgia into the first "dry state", and almost single-handedly led Simmons and the Klan to victory during the 1921 Congressional Hearings.  Upshaw helped promote William Branham's revivals by posing as a wheelchair invalid at Roy Davis' request, advertised other revivalists in the Voice of Healing/Latter Rain revivals, and toured with the Branham campaigns until his death in 1952.How did the exactly KLU-KLUX-KLAN formulate &amp; how much influence did they really have in U.S. politics at that time?    What role did Congressman Upshaw have in the KLAN &amp; what sort of influence did he really have on Roy E. Davis &amp; William Branham?       Tune in to find out!"

In part 3, we look at a 1920s congressman from Georgia by the name of William D. Upshaw &amp; the unique impact he ended up having on the Branham Cult. William D. Upshaw was a United States Congressman and revivalist from Georgia who was closely affiliated with William Joseph Simmons during the early years of the 1915 Ku Klux Klan and later with Roy E. Davis as Davis rose to the rank of the Imperial Wizard of the Klan. Upshaw was known as the "driest of the dries" for his position against drinking alcohol, helped turn the State of Georgia into the first "dry state", and almost single-handedly led Simmons and the Klan to victory during the 1921 Congressional Hearings. Upshaw helped promote William Branham's revivals by posing as a wheelchair invalid at Roy Davis' request, advertised other revivalists in the Voice of Healing/Latter Rain revivals, and toured with the Branham campaigns until his death in 1952. How did the exactly KLU-KLUX-KLAN formulate &amp; how much influence did they really have in U.S. politics at that time? What role did Congressman Upshaw have in the KLAN &amp; what sort of influence did he really have on Roy E. Davis &amp; William Branham? Tune in to find out!"

Part 3:  Congressmen William D. Upshaw & the Ku Klux Klan.

On Sunday, September 23, 1951, a large crowd of family, friends, and church members gathered in the gymnasium of Jeffersonville High School. William Branham asks everyone present to confirm their healing. Included is the story of Miss Florence Nightingale, great granddaughter of the founder of the Red Cross, who had become so thin from cancer, that the skin on either side of each ring (the Obturator foramen) in her pelvis had grown together.Those present:Mrs Georgie CarterBedridden 9 years 8 months from TB and weighing 35 lbs. Mrs. WeaverGiven one day to live with cancer - represented by her sister who confirmed the testimony.Mrs Margie MorganA nurse who had been near death with cancer.Congressman William D Upshaw66 years a cripple before being instantly healed.  He gives a short address to the audience.Mr William HallThis man was Pastor of the Milltown Baptist Church, Kentucky and had been near death with cancer of the liver before being healed - his doctor is also present.He also mentions how King George of England had asked him to pray that he might be healed of multiple sclerosis

On Sunday, September 23, 1951, a large crowd of family, friends, and church members gathered in the gymnasium of Jeffersonville High School. William Branham asks everyone present to confirm their healing. Included is the story of Miss Florence Nightingale, great granddaughter of the founder of the Red Cross, who had become so thin from cancer, that the skin on either side of each ring (the Obturator foramen) in her pelvis had grown together. Those present: Mrs Georgie Carter Bedridden 9 years 8 months from TB and weighing 35 lbs.  Mrs. Weaver Given one day to live with cancer - represented by her sister who confirmed the testimony. Mrs Margie Morgan A nurse who had been near death with cancer. Congressman William D Upshaw 66 years a cripple before being instantly healed.  He gives a short address to the audience. Mr William Hall This man was Pastor of the Milltown Baptist Church, Kentucky and had been near death with cancer of the liver before being healed - his doctor is also present. He also mentions how King George of England had asked him to pray that he might be healed of multiple sclerosis

Healing Testimonies: Congressman William D. Upshaw and many more.