This episode examines the early beginnings of the creation of William Branham as a "faith healer", including the transition of his "Commission" story from a "vision" to an "angelic visitation" during the years of his first campaign manager, Rev. W. E. Kidson. It also examines the position Rev. Kidson held within the United Pentecostal Church, the connections he had, locations he based his operations, and other "faith healers" he created.br br Names discussed in this video:br • Rev. Charles Fox Parhambr • Rev. Frank Sandfordbr • Rev. John Alexander Dowiebr • Rev. William Joseph Seymourbr • Rev. Roy E. Davisbr • Rev. W. E. Kidsonbr • Rev. Robert Daughertybr • Henry Branhambr • Billy Paul Branhambr • Rev. B. H. Hitebr • Rev. Harry Morsebr • Rev. J. H. Reeterbr br Topics discussed in this video:br • Disturbing facts found in the history of Pentecostalismbr • Charles Fox Parham involved in a scam with "Chemical Gold" a product that allegedly turned objects into goldbr • Charles Fox Parham accused of sodomizing young boysbr • Charles Fox Parham modeling his new religion after two cult leaders, Frank Sandford, and John Alexander Dowiebr • Frank Sandford nearly killing members of his commune of starvation as he profited from requiring them to forfeit their possessionsbr • John Alexander Dowie also requiring members of his commune to forfeit possessions, making him the "Richest Man in the West"br • William Joseph Seymour collecting large sums of money during the Azusa Street Revivalbr • Roy Davis suing Los Angeles officials, then migrating to Texasbr • F. B. I. investigation of Rev. Roy Davis and his Arkansas, Texas, and Louisiana Ku Klux Klan operationsbr • F. B. I. Reports describing witness testimony that Roy E. Davis started the Original Knights of the Ku Klux Klan in Arkansas and Texasbr • Roy Davis posing as a "Baptist" minister who was new to Pentecostalism, shortly before William Branham started doing the samebr • William Branham renaming "Pentecostal Tabernacle" to "Branham Tabernacle" shortly before posing as a "Baptist" ministerbr • William Branham's "vision" to leave the "Pentecostal Tabernacle"br • Rev. Robert Daugherty visiting the newly renamed "Branham Tabernacle"br • W. E. Kidson's migration to Dallas, Texas about the same time Davis moved his base of operations from Californiabr • W. E. Kidson's connections in California, Dallas, Texas, Houston, Texas, Shreveport, Louisiana, and Vandalia, Illinoisbr • W. E. Kidson's property in Shreveportbr • William Branham's ties to Shreveportbr • Roy E. Davis' Klan operations in Shreveportbr • W. E. Kidson's evangelism in West Texas at the same time Roy Davis toured West Texas posing as a new Pentecostal convertbr • W. E. Kidson's ties to St.