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Isaiah 42
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In this Christmas message, William Branham contrasts the true meaning of Christmas with its modern commercialization and pagan traditions. He emphasizes that to truly see Jesus, one must die to self and be crucified with Christ, pointing to the cross rather than to celebrations or church affiliations.
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Hebrews 11
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William Branham contrasts true Christianity with idolatry, tracing its origins from pagan Rome to modern practices. He warns against false spirits and emphasizes the importance of adhering to Scripture, using examples from history and his own ministry.
William Branham · 101 min de lecture17 déc. 1961 · 101 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 5:8
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William Branham discusses the concept of paradox as something incredible but true, using examples from nature and Scripture. He shares a vision of a deadly mamba snake and emphasizes the need for sincerity in faith. The sermon culminates in the account of Joshua commanding the sun to stand still, illustrating God's power over creation.
William Branham · 113 min de lecture10 déc. 1961 · 113 min de lecture
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Actes 10:44
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William Branham prêche sur le paradoxe chrétien selon lequel la force parfaite de Dieu se manifeste à travers notre faiblesse totale. Il encourage les croyants à abandonner leurs aptitudes, leur éducation et leur confiance en eux-mêmes pour se soumettre entièrement à Dieu, afin que Dieu puisse agir à travers eux. Il utilise des exemples bibliques comme Moïse, Paul, David et Jacob pour illustrer comment Dieu utilise ceux qui se reconnaissent incapables.
William Branham · 53 min de lecture19 nov. 1961 · 53 min de lecture
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Romans 4
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William Branham preaches on the paradox that God's strength is made perfect in human weakness, using Paul's testimony in 2 Corinthians 12:9 as the text. He emphasizes that believers must surrender their own abilities, education, and strengths to become vessels God can use, drawing examples from biblical heroes like Paul and the apostles.
William Branham · 125 min de lecture19 nov. 1961 · 125 min de lecture
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Deuteronomy 20
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William Branham preaches on how God uses prophets as signs to a generation, but these signs are often overlooked. He draws parallels from Noah, Moses, Ezekiel, and Elijah to show that true prophets are rejected by the world but are God's deliverance for His people.
William Branham · 128 min de lecture12 nov. 1961 · 128 min de lecture
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Matthew 9
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William Branham shares his gratitude for the congregation's support during his mother's illness and death, describing a vision where he saw her restored to youth. He emphasizes the certainty of the Christian faith through the testimony of nature, Scripture, and personal experience, urging believers to be true witnesses of Christ's resurrection.
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Acts 2:38
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William Branham answers questions from the congregation on topics including water baptism in Jesus' name, the interpretation of Hebrews 6:4-6 and 10:26-39, the meaning of Jesus' command to 'feed my sheep,' and whether being slain in the Spirit is a sign of a husband's salvation. He emphasizes the importance of following Scripture and warns against rejecting further light from God.
William Branham · 116 min de lecture15 oct. 1961 · 116 min de lecture
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Psalms 105
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William Branham speaks on the importance of giving respect and reverence to God and His messengers. He uses biblical examples such as Noah, Moses, and Elijah to illustrate how God demands respect and how disrespect leads to judgment. He encourages believers to honor God's Word and His anointed servants.
William Branham · 85 min de lecture15 oct. 1961 · 85 min de lecture
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Matthew 3
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William Branham, facing his mother's imminent death, preaches on the necessity of fulfilling all righteousness as exemplified by Jesus' baptism. He shares personal testimonies of visions and healings to demonstrate God's faithfulness, urging believers to stand firm on God's Word despite criticism.
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John 14
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William Branham speaks on the Holy Spirit as the Comforter, emphasizing that the Word of God is our comfort and heritage. He draws examples from Noah, Job, and Abraham to illustrate unwavering faith in God's promises, even in times of trial and suffering.
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1 Corinthians 11:23
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William Branham speaks on the importance of Christians being living examples of Christ, using the metaphor of a billboard to illustrate how believers should attract others to God through their actions. He emphasizes that the world sees Christ through believers, and that a genuine Christian life will make others hunger for righteousness.
William Branham · 82 min de lecture3 sept. 1961 · 82 min de lecture
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Marc 11:23
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William Branham prêche sur la grâce souveraine de Dieu comme seul moyen de salut et de guérison. Il raconte une vision de trois arcs-en-ciel se fondant en un, confirmant que Jésus est Jéhovah de l'Ancien Testament. Il souligne que la grâce ne peut être gagnée par les œuvres, les dons ou l'affiliation à une église, mais est un don de Dieu.
William Branham · 46 min de lecture27 août 1961 · 46 min de lecture
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Revelation 6
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William Branham shares a personal experience of seeing three rainbows in a field, confirming his message that Jesus is Jehovah of the Old Testament. He then preaches on grace, using Zechariah 4 to emphasize that salvation is not by might or power but by God's Spirit, and that grace has been God's plan from Eden onward.
William Branham · 108 min de lecture27 août 1961 · 108 min de lecture
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James 5:14
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William Branham teaches that the power of God resides within every believer through the Holy Spirit, and that faith is the law that activates that power for salvation, healing, and all needs. He uses the examples of Jesus' resurrection, Abraham's faith, and the Philippian jailer to illustrate that faith in God's promises brings forth what is already within. He also addresses a Catholic convert and warns against organizational formalism.
William Branham · 24 min de lecture13 août 1961 · 24 min de lecture
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Acts 16
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William Branham speaks on the promise that believing on the Lord Jesus Christ brings salvation to one's household, using the examples of the Philippian jailer and Job. He encourages faith for family members and emphasizes that God honors the faith of parents for their children.
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Apocalypse 3
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Étude détaillée de la 70e semaine de Daniel 9, située entre l'Enlèvement de l'Église et le début du Millénium. Branham explique que cette semaine de sept ans s'applique aux Juifs, non à l'Église, et qu'elle commencera après le départ de l'Épouse. Il relie les prophéties de Daniel à l'histoire d'Israël, à la vision de 1933 et à la chronologie biblique, concluant que nous sommes à la fin des temps.
William Branham · 32 min de lecture6 août 1961 · 32 min de lecture
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Revelation 3
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William Branham explains the prophecy of Daniel's seventy weeks, demonstrating how it applies to the Jewish people and reveals the timeline of the Messiah's coming. He emphasizes that the Jews are God's timepiece and that the Church age is separate from the prophetic weeks. Branham concludes that the prophecy precisely points to Jesus Christ as the Messiah.
William Branham · 112 min de lecture6 août 1961 · 112 min de lecture
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Psalms 99
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William Branham begins a study on Daniel's Seventy Weeks, explaining its connection to the Book of Revelation and the end times. He emphasizes the need for prayer and understanding as the Church approaches the final week of Daniel's prophecy.
William Branham · 82 min de lecture30 juil. 1961 · 82 min de lecture
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Psaumes 99
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Commentaires introductifs sur Daniel 9, en particulier sur les futurs respectifs de l'Église et de la nation d'Israël. Ce message complète les prédications sur les cinq premiers chapitres de l'Apocalypse de 1960 et 1961.
William Branham · 24 min de lecture30 juil. 1961 · 24 min de lecture
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Daniel 9:24
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Commentaire de Daniel 9:24 sur les six points annoncés par Gabriel à Daniel dans la prophétie des soixante-dix semaines, et schéma général des évènements futurs jusqu'au Millénium.
William Branham · 31 min de lecture30 juil. 1961 · 31 min de lecture
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Daniel 9
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William Branham continues his series on Daniel, focusing on the sixfold purpose of Gabriel's visit to Daniel as recorded in Daniel 9:24. He explains each purpose: to finish transgression, make an end of sins, make reconciliation for iniquity, bring in everlasting righteousness, seal up vision and prophecy, and anoint the Most Holy. Branham connects these purposes to the future restoration of Israel and the second coming of Christ.
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Revelation 1
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William Branham addresses questions from the congregation on topics including baptism, the Godhead, tithing, spiritual gifts, and biblical prophecy. He emphasizes the importance of reverence in church, correct baptismal formula, and discerning the Holy Spirit's work without judging individuals.
William Branham · 101 min de lecture23 juil. 1961 · 101 min de lecture
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Revelation 6
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William Branham shares a personal dream and his struggle with God's leading regarding his ministry location. He then teaches from Exodus 17, using the rock struck by Moses as a type of Christ, emphasizing that the Holy Spirit (the water) follows believers continually, just as the rock followed Israel.
William Branham · 86 min de lecture23 juil. 1961 · 86 min de lecture
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Éphésiens 1:13,14
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William Branham enseigne sur Apocalypse chapitre 5, préparant l'ouverture des sept sceaux. Il partage des témoignages de guérison, exhorte à la réconciliation et à rester fidèle à la Parole, et explique que le Saint-Esprit est le gage de notre rédemption.
William Branham · 97 min de lecture18 juin 1961 · 97 min de lecture
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Ephesians 1:13,14
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William Branham discusses recent events, including a fulfilled vision and a doctrinal controversy that was resolved. He emphasizes staying true to the Word of God, warns against false spiritual gifts, and introduces the theme of redemption through the Lamb as a Kinsman Redeemer, using the story of Ruth and Boaz as an illustration.
William Branham · 100 min de lecture18 juin 1961 · 100 min de lecture
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Luc 3:15
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William Branham prêche sur Apocalypse chapitre 5, expliquant le livre scellé de sept sceaux et le Lion de la tribu de Juda. Il aborde également des problèmes personnels liés à des croyances erronées à son sujet, et insiste sur la grâce et le scellement du Saint-Esprit.
William Branham · 61 min de lecture11 juin 1961 · 61 min de lecture
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Luke 3:15
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William Branham announces his departure from the ministry due to some followers falsely claiming he is the Messiah, which he denounces as a lie of the devil. He then continues his sermon series on Revelation, focusing on the seven-sealed book and the mercy seat guarded by the four living creatures, emphasizing the earnest of the Holy Spirit as the seal of believers' adoption.
William Branham · 64 min de lecture11 juin 1961 · 64 min de lecture
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Acts 19
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William Branham speaks on the human cry to see God, using the account of Philip in John 14:8. He explores four ways to see God: in His universe, in His Word, in His Son, and in His people. He emphasizes that God is present and can be seen through nature, faith, and the indwelling Holy Spirit.
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Matthew 4:17
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William Branham speaks on the phrase 'from that time,' illustrating how pivotal moments—whether sinful or redemptive—change a person's life. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical examples, emphasizing that meeting God transforms a person forever.
William Branham · 81 min de lecture20 mai 1961 · 81 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 12
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William Branham speaks on the desire to see Jesus, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He discusses the role of divine healing as a sign of Christ's presence and the importance of faith over education or tradition in recognizing Him.
William Branham · 80 min de lecture19 mai 1961 · 80 min de lecture
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James 5
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William Branham speaks on the importance of simple childlike faith and the power of prayer. He recounts the testimonies of the apostles, emphasizing that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that His presence is with believers today.
William Branham · 87 min de lecture17 mai 1961 · 87 min de lecture
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John 12:32
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William Branham speaks on God's provided way for salvation and healing, contrasting man's failed attempts at achievement through science and human effort with God's perfect provision in Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that faith in God's Word and acceptance of Christ's finished work at Calvary is the only way to receive God's blessings.
William Branham · 41 min de lecture16 mai 1961 · 41 min de lecture
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Psalms 103:3
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William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He argues that divine healing and salvation are already accomplished through Christ's sacrifice, and that faith in God's Word is essential to receive these blessings. Branham uses the example of Nathanael's encounter with Jesus to illustrate how Christ reveals Himself as Messiah through supernatural knowledge.
William Branham · 85 min de lecture16 mai 1961 · 85 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 12
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William Branham speaks about the power of prayer, the gifts of the Spirit, and the importance of faith. He shares testimonies of healings and recounts his missionary experiences in Africa, emphasizing that true Christianity is demonstrated through the power of God, not just theology.
William Branham · 116 min de lecture15 mai 1961 · 116 min de lecture
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Isaiah 7:14
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William Branham preaches on the 'Super Sign' promised by God in Isaiah 7:14—a virgin conceiving and bearing a Son, Immanuel. He contrasts man's failed attempts at super achievements (towers, cities, ships, organizations) with God's eternal supernatural sign: God made flesh among His people. Branham emphasizes that the same supernatural signs of Christ's resurrection are available today through a supernatural people born of Abraham's faith.
William Branham · 46 min de lecture30 avr. 1961 · 46 min de lecture
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Luke 7:40
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William Branham preaches on the story of Simon the Pharisee and the sinful woman who anointed Jesus' feet. He contrasts the cold, self-righteous welcome of the religious leader with the humble, tearful devotion of the outcast, urging listeners to truly welcome Jesus and not leave Him with 'dirty feet.'
William Branham · 50 min de lecture29 avr. 1961 · 50 min de lecture
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Matthew 24:35
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William Branham preaches on the uncertainty of the world—nations, jobs, homes, politics, and churches—contrasting it with the certainty of God's Word. He uses biblical examples like Noah, Moses, Elijah, and David to illustrate unwavering faith in God's promises, encouraging believers to trust God's Word despite worldly instability.
William Branham · 74 min de lecture29 avr. 1961 · 74 min de lecture
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2 Kings 3
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William Branham preaches on the need for the Church to return to the Holy Spirit, using the story of Elisha and the minstrel from 2 Kings 3:15. He laments that the Church has become dry and fruitless through organization and division, and calls for a revival of love, unity, and the genuine power of God.
William Branham · 99 min de lecture28 avr. 1961 · 99 min de lecture
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Luke 8:50
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William Branham preaches on the importance of faith, using the story of Jairus from Luke 8:50. He encourages believers to confess their faith openly, even when facing opposition, and emphasizes that God's power is available to meet every need.
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Matthew 11
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William Branham preaches on the story of Micaiah the prophet from 1 Kings 22, emphasizing the importance of speaking only what God says regardless of popular opinion. He contrasts true prophets with those who compromise, and encourages believers to stay faithful to God's Word.
William Branham · 85 min de lecture26 avr. 1961 · 85 min de lecture
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Matthew 11:6
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William Branham preaches on Matthew 11:6, 'Blessed is he, whosoever shall not be offended in me,' calling it the forgotten beatitude. He uses the example of John the Baptist, who became discouraged in prison and doubted Jesus, to encourage believers not to be offended when God's ways don't match their expectations. Branham emphasizes that God is always on schedule and that the same works Jesus did are being repeated in the evening time.
William Branham · 55 min de lecture25 avr. 1961 · 55 min de lecture
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Isaiah 35
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William Branham addresses a gathering of ministers in Chicago, explaining his stance on the Godhead and the divisions among Pentecostal groups over water baptism and the Trinity. He advocates for unity and love among believers, emphasizing that both the Oneness and Trinitarian positions are wrong when they argue, and that the true focus should be on winning souls to Christ.
William Branham · 96 min de lecture25 avr. 1961 · 96 min de lecture
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Luke 24:32
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William Branham preaches on the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the greatest news flash in history, emphasizing that Christ appears only to His elected believers and that the church must move beyond dead creeds and organizations to experience the living Christ. He calls believers to 'come, see, and go tell' the message of the resurrected Lord.
William Branham · 79 min de lecture24 avr. 1961 · 79 min de lecture
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Galatians 3:29
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William Branham preaches on Galatians 3:29, explaining that believers in Christ are Abraham's seed and heirs according to the promise. He traces the parallels between God's dealings with Abraham and the Church, emphasizing election, grace, justification, sanctification, and the confirmation of the covenant through Christ's sacrifice.
William Branham · 86 min de lecture23 avr. 1961 · 86 min de lecture
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Genesis 22
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William Branham preaches on the Abrahamic covenant, emphasizing that God's promises to Abraham and his seed are unconditional and based on election. He calls believers to total separation from the world, warning that compromise hinders revival.
William Branham · 100 min de lecture16 avr. 1961 · 100 min de lecture
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Matthew 4:17
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William Branham shares personal anecdotes and a sermon on the transformative power of encountering God. He emphasizes that true change comes from a divine encounter, not external reforms, and calls for unity and love among believers.
William Branham · 50 min de lecture15 avr. 1961 · 50 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 14:8
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William Branham preaches on the uncertainty of the world—in national security, jobs, politics, and the church—contrasting it with the certainty of God's Word. He shares a personal vision of Christ's intercession and urges believers to trust in the unchanging Word of God.
1 Corinthians 14:8Matthew 24:35
William Branham · 90 min de lecture15 avr. 1961 · 90 min de lecture
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John 5:19
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William Branham preaches on faith and divine healing, emphasizing that healing was accomplished at Calvary and is received by faith. He uses the biblical account of Jesus walking on water and the testimonies of the disciples to illustrate that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that His presence is manifested through spiritual gifts.
William Branham · 79 min de lecture14 avr. 1961 · 79 min de lecture
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Matthew 10
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William Branham preaches on the importance of faith in God's Word for healing, explaining the nature of his prophetic gift and the role of the believer's faith. He addresses why many are not healed despite God's provision, using biblical examples and personal testimonies to encourage trust in God's promises.
William Branham · 107 min de lecture13 avr. 1961 · 107 min de lecture
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Mark 16
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William Branham speaks on the greatness of Christ compared to Solomon, using the Queen of Sheba's visit as a type. He shares testimonies of healing and revival in Africa, emphasizing that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that His works vindicate His Word.
William Branham · 98 min de lecture12 avr. 1961 · 98 min de lecture
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John 6
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William Branham speaks on the importance of returning to the original Pentecostal experience and warns against hybrid religion that mixes human traditions with God's Word. He uses the analogy of hybrid corn and mules to illustrate how perversion leads to sterility and death, urging believers to be pedigreed Christians tracing their lineage back to Pentecost.
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Isaiah 1:18
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William Branham speaks on the importance of conferences, drawing parallels between worldly conferences and divine conferences with God. He emphasizes the need for the church to come together, lay aside differences, and be inspired by the Holy Spirit, using the example of an eagle's faith and confidence in its wings to illustrate trusting in God's power.
William Branham · 78 min de lecture10 avr. 1961 · 78 min de lecture
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Revelation 22
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William Branham opens a revival campaign in Bloomington, Illinois, emphasizing that divine healing and salvation are based on faith in the finished work of Christ at Calvary. He argues that God is infinite and unchanging, and that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever, therefore the same signs and wonders should be seen today. Using the account of the Greeks who said 'Sirs, we would see Jesus,' he challenges believers to seek a living encounter with the risen Christ rather than mere historical knowledge.
William Branham · 86 min de lecture9 avr. 1961 · 86 min de lecture
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Luke 24
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William Branham delivers an Easter sermon on the true meaning of the Easter seal, contrasting it with worldly seals and offerings. He traces the conflict between Cain and Abel through history, showing how greed and rejection of God's provided way lead to persecution of the righteous. He emphasizes that Christ's resurrection is the ultimate seal of victory over sin and death, and calls for clean-cut decisions for God.
William Branham · 103 min de lecture2 avr. 1961 · 103 min de lecture
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1 Kings 17:1
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William Branham preaches on the parallels between ancient Israel under Ahab and Jezebel and modern America, warning against spiritual decline, compromise with worldly systems, and the rise of a Jezebel-like religious spirit. He calls for a return to the pure Word of God and the power of the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 76 min de lecture19 mars 1961 · 76 min de lecture
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Genesis 22:14
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William Branham continues his series on Abraham, showing how God's covenant with Abraham and the signs given to him are mirrored in the Church age. He emphasizes that the last sign given to Abraham—the Angel revealing the thoughts of Sarah—is the same sign being manifested in the Church today, preceding the change of the body and the rapture.
William Branham · 90 min de lecture18 mars 1961 · 90 min de lecture
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Hebrews 10
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William Branham preaches on the covenant God made with Abraham, emphasizing that it was a covenant of grace, not law, and that believers become Abraham's seed through the Holy Spirit. He contrasts faith with unbelief, warning against turning away from revealed truth, and applies the covenant to divine healing and the believer's security in Christ.
William Branham · 86 min de lecture17 mars 1961 · 86 min de lecture
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Deuteronomy 2:3
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William Branham preaches on the parallel between Israel's mistake of choosing law over grace and the Pentecostal church's similar error of organizing and adding works to grace. He warns that unbelief and reliance on human systems keep believers from entering the full promise of God.
William Branham · 79 min de lecture16 mars 1961 · 79 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 14:8
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William Branham preaches on the uncertainty of the times, including national security, jobs, home life, politics, and the church. He emphasizes that only God's Word is certain and calls for a return to the true gospel and the experience of the Holy Ghost.
1 Corinthians 14:82 Timothy 3:7
William Branham · 93 min de lecture15 mars 1961 · 93 min de lecture
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