After William Branham reversed his “1933 Prophecy of the Isms from a claim that he predicted Communism would consume all world systems at the hand of Communist Russia to the opposite claim that Roman Catholicism would consume all world systems including Russia, William Branham began to take notice of just how badly the original version of his prophetic claim had failed. It appears that he also feared that the second version of the prophecy would fail after American Christian evangelists began having successful revivals in Russia.br br When William Branham found a statistic showing that only one percent of Russia was Communist, and that Christianity was quickly rising, Branham began to claim that Russia was part of his cult language, “where the Carcase is the eagles will gather”, and that they needed a “prophet with THUS SAITH THE LORD” to stamp out Communism. These terms commonly refer to himself, his ministry, and cult members recruited. He implied that he was the “Carcass”, his members were “eagles”, and his prophecies – though constantly evolving and changing – were “Thus Saith the Lord”.br br You can learn this and more on william-branham.org.