Finis Jennings Dake was a Pentecostal minister and evangelist. Starting in 1927, Dake was an administrator of several Pentecostal Bible Schools, including the Texico Bible Institute in Dallas, and the Southwestern Bible School in Oklahoma. He is most recognized for publishing the Dake's Annotated Reference Bible, referred to by Chrisma and Christian Life Magazine as "The Pentecostal Study Bible". The Bible, which contained unorthodox and heretical commentaries, influenced several Pentecostal and Charismatic ministers, including Kenneth Hagin, Jimmy Swaggart, Rod Parsely, Benny Hinn, Joyce Meyer, Marilyn Hickey, and Ralph Wilkerson. Dake held revivals with "Mr. Pentecost" David Du Plessis, as well as the Full Gospel Businessman's Fellowship International. Dake also held "School of Evangelism" seminars with Rev. Lester Sumrall, Assemblies of God minister who defended William Branham's Latter Rain ministry.
Dake was trained in the Glad Tidings Bible Training School of San Francisco and Central Bible Institute in Springfield, Missouri. He eventually was forced to resign from them due to his anti-Biblical tri-theism version of the Trinity and extra-Biblical views of a pre-Adamite world. As an Assemblies of God minister, Dake also founded a Bible School in Zion, Illinois, home of cult leader John Alexander Dowie. His ministry ended abruptly when he pled guilty to violating the Mann Act by bringing a 16-year-old girl into Wisconsin for purposes of sex. Dake served six months in prison for the crime.
At Southwestern, Dake taught "Dispensational Truth" classes, apparently named after Clarence Larkin's book on the subject. As a result, many of William Branham's views on Church Age theology and eschatology were closely aligned with Dake. Dake produced drawings, such as his "Plan of the Ages", that were very similar to the drawings made by Larkin in Dispensational Truth.
Branham was, fully aligned with Dakes' views of a pre-Ada mite race. Branham believed that before the Garden of Eden, another civilization existed. In Branham's view of the Genesis story, God did not have to necessarily create; God simply reused what was already there. According to Branham, even the "trees and everything" came from seeds that were watered by God. Also like Branham, Dake was a strong supporter of the segregation of races, and published a tract, "30 Reasons for segregation of Races".
You can learn this and more on william-branham.org
Finis J. Dake
https://william-branham.org/site/admin/research/entry/finis_j._dake
Audio sample of Dake
https://www.dakebible.com/resources/dake-mp3-audio-sample.htm
Dake’s 30 reasons for segregation
https://thetencommandmentsministry.us/ministry/blog/articles/30-reasons-for-segregation-of-races/
Apologetics Index for Dake
https://www.apologeticsindex.org/d47.html
Dake was trained in the Glad Tidings Bible Training School of San Francisco and Central Bible Institute in Springfield, Missouri. He eventually was forced to resign from them due to his anti-Biblical tri-theism version of the Trinity and extra-Biblical views of a pre-Adamite world. As an Assemblies of God minister, Dake also founded a Bible School in Zion, Illinois, home of cult leader John Alexander Dowie. His ministry ended abruptly when he pled guilty to violating the Mann Act by bringing a 16-year-old girl into Wisconsin for purposes of sex. Dake served six months in prison for the crime.
At Southwestern, Dake taught "Dispensational Truth" classes, apparently named after Clarence Larkin's book on the subject. As a result, many of William Branham's views on Church Age theology and eschatology were closely aligned with Dake. Dake produced drawings, such as his "Plan of the Ages", that were very similar to the drawings made by Larkin in Dispensational Truth.
Branham was, fully aligned with Dakes' views of a pre-Ada mite race. Branham believed that before the Garden of Eden, another civilization existed. In Branham's view of the Genesis story, God did not have to necessarily create; God simply reused what was already there. According to Branham, even the "trees and everything" came from seeds that were watered by God. Also like Branham, Dake was a strong supporter of the segregation of races, and published a tract, "30 Reasons for segregation of Races".
You can learn this and more on william-branham.org
Finis J. Dake
https://william-branham.org/site/admin/research/entry/finis_j._dake
Audio sample of Dake
https://www.dakebible.com/resources/dake-mp3-audio-sample.htm
Dake’s 30 reasons for segregation
https://thetencommandmentsministry.us/ministry/blog/articles/30-reasons-for-segregation-of-races/
Apologetics Index for Dake
https://www.apologeticsindex.org/d47.html
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