A Response to William Branham Worshippers on the False Labelling of Pastor Moses Alu as “Judas”

Описание: Responding to William Branham Worshippers:
The False Labelling of Pastor Moses Alu as “Judas”

The recent attempt by some followers of William Marrion Branham to label Pastor Moses Alu as “Judas” is not only biblically irresponsible but also spiritually dangerous. Such language reveals more about the spirit behind the accusation than about the man being accused.

1. Disagreement Is Not Betrayal

In Scripture, Judas Iscariot was called a betrayer because he knowingly sold Jesus Christ for money and handed Him over to death (Matthew 26:14–16).
Pastor Moses Alu has done no such thing.

Exposing false doctrine, questioning extra-biblical claims, or rejecting the deification of a man is not betrayal—it is obedience to Scripture.

“Prove all things; hold fast that which is good.” (1 Thessalonians 5:21)

Calling someone “Judas” simply because they refuse to bow to William Branham elevates Branham to a position he never biblically qualified for.

2. The Real Issue: Branham Has Been Made an Idol

The harsh reaction from Branham worshippers exposes the core problem:
William Branham has been turned into an untouchable figure.

Question Branham → you are cursed

Criticize Branham → you are Judas

Reject Branham → you are an enemy of God

This is cult behavior, not Christianity.

True Christianity allows Christ-centered correction. The apostles themselves were questioned (Acts 17:11). Even Paul was publicly corrected (Galatians 2:11).

Why then is Branham above correction?

3. Jesus, Not Branham, Is the Standard

Pastor Moses Alu stands on a simple biblical truth:

“For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus.” (1 Timothy 2:5)

Branham is not a mediator.
Branham is not Elijah returned.
Branham is not the final voice of God.

Any movement that treats a man as the last revelation has already departed from the gospel.

4. Name-Calling Is a Sign of Weak Doctrine

When sound doctrine fails, insults replace Scripture.

Instead of:

Refuting arguments with the Bible

Correcting with love and truth

Some choose:

Name-calling

Character assassination

Spiritual threats

Jesus warned about this spirit:

“By their fruits you shall know them.” (Matthew 7:16)

Truth does not fear examination.
Only error demands silence.

5. Pastor Moses Alu Is Not Judas

Judas betrayed Christ.
Pastor Moses Alu points people back to Christ.

Judas loved money.
Pastor Moses Alu loves biblical truth.

Judas worked in secrecy.
Pastor Moses Alu speaks openly with Scripture.

The comparison is false, malicious, and rooted in emotional loyalty to a man, not loyalty to Jesus Christ.

Conclusion

The church does not need Branham defenders; it needs Bible believers.
It does not need intimidation; it needs truth.
And it does not need false labels; it needs discernment.

Let every doctrine, prophet, and preacher—including William Branham—be tested by the Word of God, not protected by blind devotion.

“If any man preach any other gospel… let him be accursed.” (Galatians 1:8)

Christ alone is Lord.
No substitutes.