The focus of this paper is to point out some doctrines of Branham , the morning star
of the Latter Rain Movement that left some impact on the current Neo-Charismatic
Movement. Through the solid literature review which was undertaken, an
investigation in the historical development of this movement, and its impact on the
current Neo-Charismatic churches is interrogated to obtain the facts. The NeoCharismatic Movement is a general term for independent charismatic formations
that evolved after Pentecostalism that is these days dubbed Classical
Pentecostalism. Since William Branham is noted for different teachings and
practices pertaining to Pentecostalism, he is closely associated with the Latter Rain
Movement of the forties and the fifties. There is no intention to lay out or elaborate
on all Branham’s dogmatic dictums and practices, but only six are selected to
complete the research question of this paper. These doctrines are the restorationist
theology, deliverance, fivefold ministry, anti-cultural establishment, extra-biblical
prophecies, and personality cult. It is discovered through this research that all
these doctrines or practices are familiar within the Neo-Charismatic churches,
especially those known as New Prophetic Churches.